been visible and welcome the united states as we go to you when security council resolution on a ceasefire and gaza. so team members voted in favor of with the u. k of stating the us says the media humanitarian series find demanded in the document. what are the benefit him, us, which it and other countries consider attempt restart for an unprecedented moves by the un secretary general, brought them here. i see the consequences. he is going to be devastating for the security of the entire region. antonio gutierrez, used his power to push for a un security council vote on on a ceasefire. and you guys that he got the vote, but not the result he was hoping for. against the united states, vetoed the draft resolution calling. it rushed and incomplete of since he on his extensions. although the united states strongly supports a durable piece in which both israelis and palestinians can live in peace and security. we do not support this resolution call for an unsustainable c fire that will only plant the seeds for the next war. the united kingdom of stained saying the draft did not condemn atrocities come off committed on october 7th, the final book tele

of the us, but that the u. k. up stains it, but coming back to the us, let's hit into what the envoy of the united states had to say. no, you're going to result through this rush process wasn't in balance resolution that was divorced from reality, that would not move the needle forward on the ground in any concrete way. and so we regretfully cannot support it. we still cannot comprehend why the resolutions authors decline to include language condemning from us to risk a terrorist attack on israel, on october 7th, and attack the killed over $1200.00 people, women, children. the older people from a range of nationalities burned a large gun down subject to the same sexual violence. so benjamin would see the us contesting the wedding of the resolution. is there any indication it could change its position on a ceasefire, or is that fresh at the moment? of the finale looked saw fetched above the united arab emirates is not alone. here . 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

u. k. of stating the vote comes as the you when was that it's a operation. and gaza is incentives, is desperate. palestinians crowded to an english shrinking area away from the fighting.

u. k. of state and single vote is washington states. i was slammed by some presents more than going through the people of guys are being told to move like human pin balls. are equal shifting between ever smaller sleeve versus of the sauce without any of the basics for survival. but no with in gaza is safe valley. the perpetrated by miles can never justify the collective punishment of the policy and people. although the united states strongly supports a durable piece in which both israelis and palestinians can live in peace and security, we do not support this resolutions call for an unsustainable c for that will only plant the seeds for the next war. but we cannot which in favor of a resolution which does not condemn the atrocities from us, committed against innocent is ready the civilians. on the 7th of october, this is a terrible day for the security council. we are the jack this resolved and will continue resorting to every legitimate avenue to stop these a part of our process if these including resuming emergency session of the gener

state solution is still possible. the idea of a 2 state solution has long been advocated by the most of the international community that includes the united nations, russia, the u. k. u. s. chapman olds, but you were system development funds, a submission to july. we said that the removal of a 2 state solution from the table would end up with an apartheid state. and this is the last extreme right to income. but so this is what i'd have about a pointed in london, and the most of the jewish community in london don't want to meet her. she has been kicked out from so many locations, including the she was invited to some university is and then the all just did the phone didn't send to her. so she is a very unable to come person and love that. but unfortunately, she has to present the mainstream, almost the ministry now. and is that now? and is it a nobody is willing to talk about the 2 state solution far right? like benefits and smugglers are willing to take it to another level of imposing the root of is the right of getting expansion of the modem. so if it's the right to include the bank, and maybe some of them up to think about the possibility to include guns up to,

state solution is, quote, still possible. we idea of a palestinian state has long been supported by most countries, including america under u. k. chapman of the jerusalem development fund, the summit, as soon as loudly said the alternative to the plan is an apartheid state. a. this is the most extreme right to income, but so this is what i have a but a pointed in london and the most of the jewish community in london don't want to meet her. she has been kicked out from so many locations, including the she was invited to some university is and all just did buffalo and didn't send to her. so she is a very on one come to us and love that. but unfortunately, she had a present the main screen almost the minutes 3 now. and is that now? and is it a nobody is willing to talk about the 2 steps solution far right? like benefits and smoke which are willing to take it to another level of imposing the road or is it a of getting expansion of the modem? so phase that i do include the us bank and maybe some of them up to think about the possibility to include guns up to, to be able to bite. but either way, if you were to move victim steps or a

u. k. central road of the creation of these way, the state that it would take its responsibilities in the region more seriously. well, you'd be wrong. u. k has remained completely silent and calls for seas for even when those calls come from the get knighted nations. the responsibility on the u. k . is higher considering the historical legacy of the you can the area. the yuki doesn't seem to be active on this agenda. so just compliance with international law . it is about time there is a paradigm change towards the question of palestine. well, it's almost a 107 years since brittany infamous ball for declaration license the birth of design. this is really state in palestine and savvy, rather than being central to efforts to foster peace and understanding of the war to our region. the british are no central to the provision of the weapons being brutally deployed against innocent palestinian civilians. oh, as i said, this conversation further now coursing alive to joseph bra device channel, the british communist party joining us your one on the international. jodie a very well welcome to you. thank

tony chung on a wanted list of to he states of the u. k. in violation of the police supervision order. he's filed for political asylum in person. chunk was released from prison in june off to 7 time for succession, under a national security law and post bind badging in 2020. and the social media post chunk brought about his daily fear of being detained again. thousands of people gathered near a military base and these years capitals to celebrate the departure of french troops. the prime ministers of next year became a faso and my, the attendant to really be she is military rulers order the troops to leave off to staging a cube in july. the number of us attending an engine and soldiers remain in the country. you in peace keepers will complaints, they withdrew from molly on sunday the decades long mission to accounts a i saw 5. this is handed over the control of one of its largest, ken's in the northern 10 bucks to region. molly's military june to us the you in security counts into withdrawal the troops this year saying they had filed to prov

of the most major obstacles . you've seen, the united states. and, you know, the opposition part in the u. k. labor, cool for binding of extreme is southwards into the united states into the you get to travel by. yeah, but i mean a travel band. i mean we're. busy talking about extreme is settlers that are up here and operating with complete impunity and also with the support of these really state. um, i don't think it's sufficient that d. c, a london coal for bands. and so what else would they be doing and what, what else could they do? well, the supplements themselves are illegal. um, so it should not be particularly difficult for the united states. and for the u. k . and other, other powers around the world, the claim to upholds international law for coal, for dismantling of these supplements because they will be no 2 state solution. it's impossible for the to be a 2 sites solution that includes the us bank with those set the months in place. i mean that the map is very clear. this is like swiss cheese yukon have a contiguous palestinian state in the us bank with the continued existence, b

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 canyon court reopened up pro been to the murder of agnes. 10, her body was fined in the hotel septic tank. 2 months after her disappearance, she was allegedly last seen in the company of a soldier. the british army training unit has been stationed in kenya under a by law for all agreements since 1964. local prosecutors, one, several suspects extradited just on trial in kenya. something london a so far rejected and made a deadlock and i will be court has decided to join the trial until may assist drew up the victim. say she feels this kilo whenever i see the british army in the field with grief because justice has not been served for our lead sister. and yet the soldiers keep on training here in kenya, seeing them brings back some bad memories. i went to one of the beach to be closed or have them stopped from training here because it w

of the u. k. has dismissed the possibility of a 2 state solution saying that should be no independent palestine. biggest question is what type of palestinians are the other side is what is? well, they realize they have the, the answer is absolutely no one else tell you why. well, then the house at the moment. no. because this is the reason the reason the israel is because the palace how could with, without offering mark the state to palestine. how often that'd be piece of this round nose today and the world should know. now, the reason the old lot courts failed is because of palestinians never wanted to have a state next to israel. well, i to take a look at this 2013 while being a member of the connected for the liquid party. she posted an article called the 5 stage plan for the great, the land of israel. it cools, got this for 2000000 jews to move to israel to ensure a jewish majority of the country absorbs the arab population as well as the citizenship law with compulsory military service. the 3rd stage would give israel authority of a jewish settlement zones. and to day and somebody a unfortunately,

and recent un security council, the vote on the ceasefire of course, has failed with 13 in favor the u. k. upstanding and of course the united states as the only country v, towing. now i'm not revealing a secret to when i say that the role of the us, the jordan is a very, very close outline of the us has been so traditionally has been so historically. but the is when it's more on how moss is threatening to the stabilize those relations. isn't the prime minister? i mean, you have cancel the summit scheduled to take place in your country and i'm on in october and with us. president barton was set to meet with some regional leaders in the role of the us in the region. in particular, the perception that you have off the us on the vote against a sci fi in the u. n. a in the security council does in a way it doesn't weigh eliminate the us as an honest piece broker. now at the moment, doesn't it? so we views our by lots of relationship with us as one that's the teacher comes historic in nature. the us as a major, i like to jordan. we certainly believe that the u. s. a has the central hat and has a central role to play the off the in the c

u. k. do it's possible that the u. k. could join the united states in a v to remember the u. k has not used to veto since 1999. so lots of interesting elements to what's about to happen here. and that's bringing kristin salumi, who's in new york, your goddess monitoring development at. so what are you hearing about when this phase to, to take place and what is a expect to anytime soon? as well as you speak, i hear the bells ringing to signal the start of the meeting. so i think it's about to begin right now. we learned that france called for that closed door session before this was about to happen. it's not surprising, given that they were calling for a pause, a delay to get everybody on the same page to try to work out something that everyone could agree on before putting it to a vote. it looks like that vote is about to happen now. and kristen just give us an idea of it. okay, so that's what this evidence in, in, in accordance with 77 of the professional rosa procedure on the council. i invited to participate in this meeting, the representatives off of kind of stone door and door. i'm going to, i'm gonna take one of yo

of the puzzle. so with the old concern about the state of democracy in the u. k. and across the europe. busy and union, we discussed the topic with a panel of guests. the perception of width and democracy is regarded as that he spoke. we see well, um the democracy. i book the book good for democracy abroad whilst they have issues with being uh, you know, they don't know what they demand from as he's moved to the able to what the able to do. we've seen that one political of the buyer. what we've seen the width and a demo or the, the doubles done the end of the month. it may be a time they would sign with the lead because of maybe that the interest that they know and by so doing a, neglecting the opposition political parties that tracking quite a whole 3 or 10 of the policy and re presenting at the people. so this ability over in opposition, political parties indeed the more rescue you higher affected by the example of what i can see is that to western democracy. so on the, the few rather than the majority, the western countries need to re evaluate, you know, uh the, uh, understanding of

the way in which the united states is described, the facts in order to justify his expedition. we also raised concern about the application of the u. k. us trading that treaty prohibits extracting someone for political offense. the united states has applied for his extradition buddies, treat it as a criminal in this clause car to this is, julian is a dangerous terrorist who's going to whip out on a k installed gunning everyone down in the cold. i was sitting up in the gallery watching this astonishing spectacle of injustice and order to talk to his lawyers. he had to kneel down trustees here to the cross. so a cause here was they had to say and to talk to people is absurd. it makes it very difficult for us as these legal team to take instruction some join when he's sitting behind us, we have to be constantly watching to see if he's got instruct ends on what's happening during the close of the hearing. and it's very difficult to talk to him in a secure and confidential way, because in order for him to communicate to us, he has to say it loud enough so that the people next to us can often hear us our opposing counsel. that's unsatisfac

of the u. k. colonel, whose troops are being charged with killing a young canyon woman back in 2012 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 senior officers comments came off direct canyon, ford, we opened up, proven to the death of agnes 10. his quality was found in the hotel septic tank. 2 months after she had disappeared, i guess was allegedly last seen in the company of a new case soldier. the so named british army training unit has been stationed in kenya under a by law for all agreements. since 1964. local prosecutors on several suspects extradited. this done trial in can you something to london has so far rejected. i made the deadlock and i ruby cortez's decided to adjourn the trial until may the victim's family say they were distraught 11 years ago and remains. so today, whenever i see the british army, i'm filled with grief because justice has not been served for our lead sister. and yet the soldiers keep on training here and came here. seeing them brings back some bad memories. i went to the beach

looking at, not only as the position of the united states and of washington, it has been pretty clear in the line with what is really saying, but also holiday u. k voted yesterday, david cameron and met with a secretary blinking there were many and questions also on how they u. k. would vote. now we know that the stained with this new effort brought at by a member to call for a cease fire in gaza. but this time they, it's a force different because antonia gutierrez, the secretary general of the un invoked optical 9 to 9 of the u. n, saying, is that the situation is, if you said that it's terrible what's happening in gals that he mentioned. also the strikes on educational facilities on hospitals and also mentioned to what his staff, what the staff of the united nation is going through in the gaza. and also that it's important to push into coal if for a ceasefire it yesterday, secretary blinking was to ask also during the press conference about this investigation by a reuters, that's out that it wasn't is rarely time through the killed a one of its staff members. he dodge the question, said that they will continue working with a is row with the as

u. k. foreign secretary, david cameron has met us secretary of state anthony blinking in washington d. c. to discuss the rules and ukraine. i'm garza lincoln says that both united in pressing for access to the captives in this trip and preventing the war on gaza from spreading. they will stay focused on what happens off to the concept. it's very important that even as we're focused on what's happening day and day out, that we're also not only thinking about but working on what comes next and particularly building a foundation for a durable piece and durable security of tomorrow. have a chance to welcome colleagues from around the region here in washington from the i believe the organization assigned the cooperation. i look forward to continuing those discussions with them. we have to start bold only providing the aid that is necessary for people in gaza, possibly using maritime routes, as well as land base routes if that is necessary. but also thinking about the future off to this ministry, opperation is over. we discussed on meeting how that's about how we build up and revitalize the

general yesterday on the phone speaking to the secretary of state, anthony blank, and from the anthony blinking from the united states, the u. k. 4 administered, jordan, egypt cots are all of the players in the region. we have diplomacy going on behind the scenes here at the united nations. but given the so far, resistance of the united states to further action, we're also seeing that a potential vote on the resolution that's been circulated that would establish the humanitarian cease fire is being delayed to later in the afternoon. possibly till next week we heard the french in bassett, or before the meeting saying, look, there's no sense in having a vote. if we're not going to pass anything, we need to be united. we need to have a common vision. we need to continue the negotiations that says to me and so many here that there is not a possibility of the resolution as it now stands going forward. despite the despair that we're hearing from him out of terry ends who themselves are not safe and gods and from you and workers who themselves are not say in gaza. and despite the plea from the secretary general himself that email to

soldiers, that's the position of a british army. colonel is troops up being charged with killing a young canyon woman like in 2012. the u. k. government as a foreign sovereign state does not consent to submit to the jurisdiction of this court and to be implemented in the present proceedings. well the senior. busy prefers comments came off direct canyon court reopened the probe into the death of agnes one bureau, whose body was found in the hotel septic tank. 2 months after she had disappeared, i guess was allegedly last seen in the company of the u. k. soldier, the so named british army training unit has been stationed in can you upgrade bilateral agreements since 1964? local prosecutors won't. several suspects extra time at this time trial. and can you some think london as too far rejected? i meant the deadlock and i, ruby cortez's decided to a drawer in the trial until may the victim's family say they were distraught 11 years ago and remains so today to know much whenever i see the british army, i'm filled with grief because justice has not been served for our lead sister, and yet the soldiers keep on training here in kenya, seeing them brings back some bad mem

of the country's problems. a situation which seems oddly familiar to western countries like united states and the u. k. with origin tenea also suffering the largest national debt and history. 150 percent inflation and lots of a government inflation may lie who on all account seems to follow the personality of former president donald trump was a brash and bold public statements. and this conservative stances on a loser, a gun that controls loose or gun controls. anti abortion and a criticism of argentine po francis pledge to achieve the end of argentina's decay by dramatically reducing the size of government, promotion of free trade and restoring a respect for private property. we don't really know to visualize this commitment to slash and the government knew a frequently waved around a chain, saw a campaign of it the now meal. i also wanted to adapt the dollar as occurrence countries courtesy and as pleasurable argentina's central bank. so to drive this point home, he beat a bank shaped pin yada with a baseball bat on live television. what is this more about a rebellion from the current environment in a

both are convicted of inciting hatred and calling to activities threatening state security. then his way that will hold a military exercise off to the u. k. deployed a warship towards his, off the coast of guy on the board. a dispute between the 2 countries president nicholas missouri has ordered more than 5600 new t post. and now to participate in the exercises. tensions escalated this month after voters and event as well and referendum back to move to make a region of guy on a, a new venezuelan state, say that it was brought up, then it really to. it is the rupture of the spirit of dialogue, diplomacy, and peace of the original agreement as announced by venezuela. and it is the threat of the united kingdom against the noble, peaceful but brave people. the people have been as well. we spoke with foreign ministers with prime ministers here and there they are, all determined that the yana should stop the arrival of the reasoning ship, but instead they secretly agreed to receive the vessel of the decadent british empire. oh that too you. mexican and us officials have agreed to work together to tackle record migration at the shed board, a m

the united states has vetoed a draft resolution at the un calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in gaza. 13 members of the security council voted in favor of the draft, the u. k. of stains, the for 2 months the us government has been repeating the need for a 2 state solution between palestinians on is really is once the war is over. but how viable is a future palestinian state and given the reality of israel's ongoing occupation? let's take a look at one of the most visible manifestations of that occupation, the separation wall. so it tips palestinians away but also separates them in 2002, israel began building a concrete barrier in the occupied westbank. it's intended to be more than 700 kilometers long and about 30 to 40 meters wide. on average. israel says the wall protects its security. the palestinians say it's a symbol of segregation and racism. well, so far israel has managed to build nearly 65 percent of the wall. that's despite the u. s. highest court call and get illegal. is room as use the wall to antics even more palestinian land. around 85 percent of its root runs inside the westbank rather than along the internationally recognized pre 1967 borde

of the united states is fully on display indeed. and we saw similar sorts of things in europe as well. and in the u. k with it's well over in power is dining all bonding palestinian protests for pro palestinian process. and then the then u. k. home secretary to a problem in um, advising the police also to be very cautious around public profile. less than you in process because it also seems to be some sorts conflation that we've seen profile to send you and pro from us. right, exactly, exactly. europe, i mean, you know, in europe is really if, if it wasn't destroying itself internally enough by following the agenda of the united states during the ukraine war by, you know, sending all of its money in weapons to ukraine and some failed attempt to carry out a regime change war in russia, it's now cracking down on any amount of descent internally where anybody who expresses support for palestinian liberation or criticizes. israel's actions in gaza is suddenly labeled some kind of terrorist. and, and it's, it's, it shows everything that these western liberal democracies fundamentally at their core believe

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of incisive hatred. i'm calling for activities threatening state security to venezuela will hold a military exercise off to the u. k. deployed a warship to waters off the coast of guy on a following, a boat of dispute between the 2 countries. president nicholas, my bureau has ordered more than 5600 military personnel to participate in the exercises. tensions escalated this month of the voters and event as well and referendum back to move to make a region of guy on a new venezuelan state. that'll pull it up then it really to. it is the rupture of the spirit of dialogue, diplomacy, and the use of the original agreement as announced by venezuela. and it is the threat of the united kingdom against the noble, peaceful but brave people of the people venezuela. we spoke with foreign ministers with prime ministers here and there. they are all determined that goodness should stop the arrival of this reasoning ship. but instead they secretly agreed to receive the vessel of the decadent british ex empire. oh, that's a you don't know, we got it. and that's it for me for now. how are you full said i'll be back with more news at

states on the word. the latest version calls for a suspension of hostilities over the weekend. friends, u. k, and germany joined global calls for us. so as far well as to our special correspondent, uber, hayman, jerusalem, that there are signs of progress on the diplomatic front. so unfortunately not, it does seem that these diplomatic efforts are reaching somewhat of a deadlock. i, the opinions of the various parties are still, it seems too far away from each other. israel a still, as it's determined to eliminate how much completely and to continue with the war as it has so far in order to achieve in order to achieve its goals. how much thing that they want to 1st seat a ceasefire before they can enter new negotiations for a hostage for a prisoner exchange agreement. and so they want different conditions from the one deal that we had before that saw a lot of hostages released and a lot of palestinian prisoners. and it is really jails released as well. as you mentioned, the united states also plays a huge role because it does have that video in the security council. and since it has cited ov

are we likely to see any form of wire tit for tat, so or id form of aggression between even as well. and the u. k. in the united states is also militarily surrounded then as well. and now for years, that's certainly what they would like to provoke. they want to cast the venezuelans as the aggressors when they themselves. so how many centuries and decades have been trying to in successfully exploiting the amazing riches of this area? i think the us empire is more over extended than ever with this proxy war against russia with ukrainian people trapped in the middle with this a rhythmic genocide. ready violence against the people of guys, a webinar using israel is their massive us aircraft carrier in the middle east and they regression now against venezuela in, in, in china. i think we're going to see in the upcoming years give or take a decade or 2 is the crumbling of the us of empire under its own imperial hubris. when he thinks that can extend out over the world with incentive goals and continued to threaten a solvent countries across the globe. well, as i do violence, i'm dial. so professor of latin america and kind

so, you know, in addition to the united states, funding class offers other countries like the u. k, norway, a turkey of funding clearance offers in laos de la p are also investors own money and resources to do this work as well. yeah. let's, let's hope that all the shiny, new shopping malls, people don't forget that this is still happening. like you said, every day people are still dying of this and allows. so last question here. you've spoken to the survivors. many of them from the secret war survivors of the cluster, munitions, you x, those bomb, is there a lot of names for this stuff? right? what is your take away from their stories? if you had to summarize them all, what is it that you want? the international viewers watching this to think about this overall conversation. yeah, um, you know, i think it's simple. i, this is a problem that has a solution. we know that in the words, you save more lives and make the land one, use all this to be moved and destroy these women's rights and more funding needs to be a power priority. meaning, you know, like, let's make sure that your words are happening all