u. k. united in that demand for permanency spot and gaza. the policing of these demonstrations is also under the spotlights, despite the fact that it was fall right. count to demonstrate does not pro palestine groups who are responsible for the violence seen on a previous, riley, a full nice again. nonetheless, leaf, it's well being distributed among the crowd by police officers wanting to play cards and chance containing racism or hate speech would result in arrest and prosecution. one launch organizer knows impressed. it's not the police, his business to tell much as well face common cannot say they've already admitted no legal challenges ever taking place on the stomach. so it's simply intimidation. moments. police of statistics show that across the capital, there's been a significant increase in both as lama, civic and anti semitic hate crimes since the south of the war in guns. but the u. k . governments passed the description of these spar rallies as hate marches is strenuously disputed by organizers. we also reject any attempt to ther

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this work was blocked in the security council by the united states and the u. k. c. it is indeed a great step forward to declare these humanitarian pauses. we have seen the horrifying statistics that were presented by the representatives of the gaza strip, the united nations and the neighboring countries in the region. those are risk statistics, literally called for urgent actions. they didn't just suggest that it was necessary to do something. they screamed for something to be done urgently. those actions were taken. unfortunately, a lot of time was lost because the united states in the u. k. block, this initiative. and in this case, time meant human lives. unfortunately, because of the position of these 2 countries, time was lost and that caused a colossal number of casualties. we do not simply welcome the announcement of humanitarian pauses and the implementation of this agreement. we were the party that talked about it from the very beginning. we have defended our position and we have found many allies who have supported our position and stood in solidarity with u

u. k. and the united states are speaking out of both sides of their mounts on the one hand are seeing is there any sort of spect international law such as not bomb schools on hospitals. but at the same time when they're asked is, is right in violation of international law, they start mumbling and sputtering and not actually taking a position that is there. and in fact is in violation with the national and hands. it has to be strong. those who are capable of stopping is, are getting such crime. has we see now been a whole lot of school. yeah. that again, to remind viewers around the world. it was bombed in 2009. it was bombed in 2014. it was bombed air earlier this month. dozens of people were killed in each and every sri. scores. once it insist, should not be bomb. hospitals should not be born. that's the nice one can say about any war. but this war against guys has done to a war against children, a war against hospitals, a war against schools under special neighborhoods. because in the end of the day, one can explain why this is very complex and different. but there is no justification for wh

u. k. u was defined there, united out up and married pleasure and money to the loss and damage phone. so if one has to go by the 1st day of the of this talks, then maybe it would ending in good fortune. but again, we us to about 13 or 12 days to go. now that also protests taking place outside the conference venue. that's what more can to tell us about the espana in, in the morning. uh, some begins uh, most of the women uh, put up the 1st test outside the venue, the re spine is a basic heavy. what be we asking for when the asking for is that the current policy on food and around the well should chase the div? that's all it's in hobbies and we, i'll be here the last few minutes that are on food is affecting the health of our plans. and so that's has been your call. um, it comes as a surprise to some people because they, you use a very strict wood wood for test l g b t. right? so i find the protests against government, his bonds protest, any form of protest as is banned here. so it was seen by some people have to sign over need that at least um, what are we seeing all the costs, you know

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this work was blocked in the security council by the united states and the u. k. c. it is indeed a great step forward to declare these humanitarian pauses. we have seen the horrifying statistics that were presented by the representatives of the gaza strip, the united nations and the neighboring countries in the region. those are risk statistics, literally called for urgent actions. they didn't just suggest that it was necessary to do something. they screamed for something to be done urgently. those actions were taken. unfortunately, a lot of time was lost because the united states and the u. k. blocked this initiative. and in this case, time meant human lives. unfortunately, because of the position of these 2 countries, time was lost and that caused the colossal number of casualties. we do not simply welcome the announcement of humanitarian pauses and the implementation of this agreement. we were the party that talked about it from the very beginning. we have defended our position and we have found many allies who have supported our position and stood in solidarity wi

the way in which the united states is described, the facts in order to justify his expedition. we also raise concern about the application of the u. k. us treaty that treaty prohibits expedite in someone for political offense of the united states has applied for his extradition buddies, treat it as a criminal. and 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, fresh, easy that's of across. so it could 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 instructions from join. when he's sitting behind us, we have to be constantly watching to see if he's got instructions on what's happening during the course 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 it's our opposing counsel. tha

u. k. u was japan, they're united up and married flows and money to the loss of the damaged one. so if one has to go by the 1st day of the, of these talks, then maybe it would ending in good faith and, but again, we have to learn about dance, you know, 12 days ago. now it's also process of taking place outside the conference venue. that's what more can you tell us about that? yes, in in the morning. some begins, most of the women put up for tests outside the venue. the rece fine is a piece can be what we were asking for. and what the, asking for is that the current policy on and around while she sees the div that's eating hobbies and we, i'll give you a few minutes are on food for to the health of upside is and so that has been the calls. 1 it comes as a surprise to some people because the leaves are very strict with what for test l d v t. right? sometimes you have protests against government and find protest. any form of protest as is bad here. so it was seen by some people have to sign a release that at least a what are we seeing on the cops, you know, activities coming out to

this work was blocked in the security council by the united states and the u. k. it is indeed a great step forward to declare these humanitarian pauses. we have seen the horrifying statistics that were presented by the representatives of the gaza strip, the united nations and the neighboring countries in the region. those are risk statistics, literally called for urgent actions. they didn't just suggest that it was necessary to do something. they screamed for something to be done urgently. those actions were taken. unfortunately, a lot of time was lost because the united states and the u. k. blocked this initiative. and in this case, time meant human lives. unfortunately, because of the position of these 2 countries, time was lost and that caused the colossal number of casualties. we do not simply welcome the announcement of humanitarian pauses and the implementation of this agreement. we with the party that talked about it from the very beginning. we have defended our position and we have found many allies who have supported our position and stood in solidarity wi

u. k. and the united states abstaining. let's speak to james base. i'll do it by the editor will help us unpack all of that. and james, i think it will sides, will the voice that we've had so far agree that this is a step in the right direction? yes, even the us ambassador lindsey thomas greenfield, who did not vote for this resolution pitch. she abstained. she said that she supported many of the things in the resolution of important, i think, to remind you of the key probation of this rabbit resolution. the security council now calls this is binding international. remember, for the urgent and extended humanitarian pauses in car doors throughout the gaza strip for a sufficient number of days to enable consistent with international humanitarian, little the full rapids safe. a non hindered humanitarian access for united nations humanitarian agencies and the implementing partners. so they have now said they have now voted for not just a pause of a few hours, but something which would be a sufficient number of days to allow the a to spread out all over t

proposed a piece plan a couple of weeks ago, the united nation is to bring this to a peaceful resolution, the war and gaza. and that resolution was rejected by the u. k. and the united states. what, what is the, is really public mr. come on and what's the, is really public. how are they reacting now to this continued violence in god is everybody on the same side? in israel, they all support and yahoo, they support the destruction of god. so is there any dissension among these? riley's with the continued military operation, the are say, the less than the original. josh was a few spot. exactly. also the beginning of the dentist attack, again, which was not convinced by the sheet of what you're saying. so we cannot stop now indeed, unless the ability to continue to act because there's the b better or the smuggler outside the ship. and the armoire, the condition is a few fleet. there's the support of the government, the restructuring of this, you trust that you know, by the way, some of the more radical elements or even more under view of the government in the home. i think 95 percent of the provision is supporting the government for the 40 c, because i

but essentially the united states, u. k has the staunch assorted slash support and also with germany and france. these are the main, i'd say, this is borders and venue have a struggle in japan and south korea. india is very, very strong. the l i of is what i saw. you see sometimes international relations in the scopes are changing and very back to the core i would say uh, the core support for israel among european countries and north american countries. and also if i receive the message to span yeah, e of course japan. uh, these are very much um, you know, uh in existence and every now and then, you know, he would have occasion was back with that 100 a year and there would you can either i or an over or wait for better times but well, i mean okay, so you say that a lot of his route support does come from what traditionally g 7 countries, the united states, u. k, germany, france, you mentioned a couple of others that but, but then it is also fair to say that as that's the goal for a lot of the rest of the world out there as

u. k. the united states, to get them to change the foreign policy. clearly the out of countries have leverage. and nowadays with the initiative crisis, cost ukraine force thrush, and water ukraine. they have more leverage than they have ever had supply to 73 when they did impose on an oil in fargo. and that was kind of effective even if it didn't last very long. so today, out of countries have huge that comes with the energy markets and it's, it could specifically hurt those countries that basically voice legions to that and then the, i'll go from some of them out order to distance himself. we just heard from the french president saying something about is that there is no justification for his drives. kidding of women and children. that's a new position from the french president. it's a bit too little too late. but yet, i think was more at a pressure and what other leverage being used. i think we could see west and official stand change. we are the see a public opinion in the west coming and see. i think we're, we're, we're coming to the point to neve, where to buy, if the apps do unite and t

u. k is always been a strong ally of the united states or um, all of this, um, a foreign wars and interventions. but even they, i've stayed at the united nations security council, michael, it tells me that you can't government is afraid of its own people on this issue. michael, as well, it's, uh, it's all of the broiled in the ukraine. yeah. so the nice thing is that the british people are concerned about over extension themselves, already all were extended in ukraine. but i, i, as i see the, uh, the guys is the more, the more likely it's rarely is going to, this is not going to wipe out how much so much as it's going to bring in other other players. right. and yeah, we're all good trash if there's a saying yemen, and especially if possible, a beginning to react. so if it looks like more and more people are going to get killed. and i understand that the so called ground defense with beginning just this morning. it's going to be, it's going to be very, very important to watch what the reaction will be from, especially hospitalized. i understand a son does run out of the head of the hospital. i w

u. k. is you was japan, the united are up and married flows and money to the loss and damage fall. and so if one has to go by the 1st day of the of this talks, then maybe it would end in good for 10. but again, we have to about 13 or 12 days to go. now there also process taking place outside the conference venue. that's what more can you tell us about that? yes, penya in, in the morning. some begins most the women put up the 1st test outside the venue. the rece bond is a based kind of what the we're asking for. what the asking for is that the current policy on food in around? well, she sees the believe that's all eaten hobbies and we our b of us humans, our own food is affecting the health of our plants. and so that's has been the a call um it comes as a surprise to some people because they use a very strict wood wood for test l g b to ride some, find the protests against government has bind, protest. any form of protest as is banned here, so it was seen by some people have to sign a release that this uh, what are we seeing or the cops, you know, active is coming out to raise their

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this initiative was blocked by the united states of america and the u. k. they blocked it not only and public speeches and debates. they blocked it in the un security council. immediately after the escalation, the un security council tried to come up with a document that would have instructed all those who could influence the situation to try to achieve humanitarian pauses. the escalation cease fires and urgent humanitarian relief. this work was blocked in the security council by the united states and the u. k. it is indeed a great step forward to declare these humanitarian pauses. we have seen the horrifying stitches.

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u. k. did return to the united states as well, kaiser box and mark, well waving, moving to have for the corporations for how to protect your child dispenses with a life a has our relationship. so thanks ladies and gentlemen and frank, what so should you say you found the father trying to is the largest, the developing country and the water and sort of a good a, a certain product that is china, really into fact to lice. i'll have the children in a batch, i do cation and to, for trying to type it back to live. and it's also the dream of our $1.00. they may be the top of the population, georgia, you. so in this means that's we must to have and yet follow our print. suppose we have explored in last 100 years, we have few to up our experience about how to further develop our country. so we do have our be which of a nation plan to the different way with the like to united fragrance in the whole of our country to develop whether you have a large population, which is a lot of the dimensions of the, of our country shortly. you very soon, i think are now actually india has become the largest populate country

so the united states and the u. k. and russia, all of the stains, everyone else advice it in favor of it. so it went through essentially without washington, without the united states deciding that it was going to ask purely on the behalf of his route and sabotage. and now that is noticeable because, you know, as you and security council resolutions come and go and they often have very little impacts on watts. israel does and doesn't do what does have an impact on what his role does and doesn't do is the united states. so i think we should be looking very closely at how much pressure the us is going to be pushing on this route in the backgrounds. the dolphins down, you know, commodities through some forest there, but we thank you. a u. k. bottom. it says reject to the motion for an immediate cease. foreign concept though to expose divisions within the main opposition labor policy. the 3rd of the m. p. 's defied the the chemist on austin to reject cease 58 members of the set of cabinets have resigned. a while about virtue

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resolution the council has managed to pass since the board began more than a month ago, the united states, russia and the u. k. upstate. or let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines this hour. a report by the u ends of nuclear watchdog says it wrong, has increased in stock pile of uranium in which to nearly weapons. great. it also says traces had been found at undeclared sites. iran denied seeking nuclear weapons, but the human agency says t wrong now has enough material for several bombs. francis issued an international arrest warrant for syrian president bush or l. a sod in connection with alleged crimes against humanity. president assad is accused of being complicit and chemical attacks and they are damascus that can august of 2013 in which more than 1400 people were killed. officials in finland say more asylum seekers have arrived at the south eastern border that it shares with russia adding to a recent surgeon, migrants, most of the migratory portly, coming from your rec, human somalia and sudan. finish officials of accused small scale of following the migraines to cros

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theater of war that could involve the military might of many, many powerful countries, like the united states, the u. k. and canada. on one side, iran, turkey, saudi arabia, pakistan, and practically every single era country on the other. as to what countries like china, india and russia are going to do it. and if there's a total escalation, my god, we can only guess. now, last week we had a couple of guests on here to talk about the history of this conflict on the debate . and sued right away, right? you probably watched it. it was to say the least if you haven't seen it, you would discover extremely passionate as putting a model. what that showed us is just how difficult it is to have an objective, unemotional conversation. just just to have a conversation regarding this issue, even when we're talking about history, which you would think most people could generally agree on write something happened on such and such a date. so now what, what we're going to do is we're going to bring back those guess conservative radio . steve malls berg, who is a firm defender of israel, dr. norman finkelstein, who wa

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