but i'm the, the u. n. a leadership themselves actually said earlier this week that they would not be part of a because really moves to evacuate rafa, which was which was partly coming in the context of these writing can then that that might be on the card. and are there areas that been read needs the reform where it's under performing? you both know the institution? well, mean on the other side, those that will be critical to ventura, but are there other areas where the institution is performing poorly? they would also, in gender doubt among its donors is the problems that i've just really, really reflection on the underline. stay yeah, of the international community. more than 75 years now. to grab the palestinian refugees. that right of return and to recognize that right to national self determination. so when there is this focus on en route and is that, can it disregard that for the framework for them, which is operating en, route, has now for a very long time, the operating with serious deficit it is s

so you've just been listening to the u. n. a. beg your pardon, the us ambassador to the united nations. now, a number of speakers have already taken the floor and are also expected more than 20 speakers. this as we come up on the 2 year mark after the beginning of the ukraine war, the secretary general of the un spoke. so united states is just spoken and were expecting of russia and a short while. gabriel elizondo is of the un headquarters in new york. okay, but i wonder what you made of that speech. we just heard one quote for you. only one party is the aggressor in this war and only one party can end the u. n. and basset or lindsey thomas greenfield, was obviously referring to russia here. yeah, that's an interesting point. um, but she said that before in the last 2 years, so a lot of what we've heard from linda thomas greenfield, the us and bastard of u. n. was what we have been hearing for the past 2 years. that's not to diminish what she said. of course, it's just to point out that here we are 2 years later and clearly th

there was internet, there was u. n h the at which time like, you know, used to and then in the 1950s we also had u. n. k r i, which was created for created refugee. so that was the norm at the time. it wasn't until 1967 that you in a sea of monday with you know, that's the lights and then you are essentially them withdraw. i think that's the 1st thing that's really important to keep in mind here because that often gets lost and it's all that's been noise around this issue. the other thing to keep in mind is that inner has a much more restricted monday to this day. then you and actually i have not only and who is that through the, in the kind of work it does, it is mandated solely to provide relief services to palestine. refugees in the 5 deals where it was, as i called you and they should be out by contrast is also mandated to dispute durable solutions for jericho pollution, 2 cases of displacement and to provide protection to the refugees that it was with . so tell us the product time refugees are actually in some way

d, u n. r w a was founded in 1949 to help palestinians who fled or were expelled from their homes when israel was founded. it originally had a 3 year mandate, but that's been renewed ever since, as there's been no political solution to the conflict. the agencies operations have been especially vital for guidance since israel's 2007 blockade for the territory. it also serves palestinian refugees in the occupied westbank, syria, lebanon, and jordan. but many of these we'll take a different view. this is jerusalem's deputy mayor, call and get out. get out at a small, far right protest. people at this demonstration want the agency to leave the region entirely. israel has claimed the 12 u. n. r w. a workers cooperated in the october 7th terror attacks. and many agency workers are affiliated with him. us or other tara groups and gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he sees no future for the agency. for civil administration of gauze, i won't be able to be carried out by those who support and

he protested that the u. n. was quote, failing in his duty to prevent what he called a text bookcase of genocide against the palestinians. in gaza, he also accused the us the u. k. and much of europe of being, quote, holy complicit in this horrific assault. today will speak them. ok for about the utility of the un at a time like this. but also talk about what's at stake for the future of power start . craig, i wanna thank you for joining me on upfront. good to be here. last friday. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, or the population of guys, is a rough, rough district to be evacuated ahead of an expected ground invasion. now mc international secretary general war and that civilians and guys are, were at court, grave risk of genocide in response to israel's order. at this point is, was killed over 28000 palestinians and likely more because many people are still lost in the rubble. it's now been nearly 4 months since you left your post at the un in protest. how is it that months later they're still not doing much

the pieces you have thought i am a u n. d. and i think we need to help each other. and also showcase is the incredible story of the footfall as in flight of dennis done to escape the time of that generation. for episode one which is 0. the panic and chaos in northern gaza as is really soldiers fire on palestinians collecting food from a distribution center the i'm how much i'm doing this is out 0. live from door from also coming up a does air drops into gaza as the u. n. warrens that is real is systematically preventing a trucks from reaching those in the war on gaza. cast a shadow over a presidential primaries in the us battle. ground state of michigan plus $1000.00 children in the democratic republic of congo are forced to become soldiers. we hear the stories of boys who have escaped the beginning. garza with a search for food is becoming increasingly difficult and dangerous is really forces that again open fire on palestinians trying to get food for their families. a crowd was shot at by tanks and snipers as they gathered to collect flour, west of gauze. the city

well, best up the, it's important to note that the u. n. h. the out of high commissioner for refugees was no actually in existence when and her was created. so in her with created as you said at the end of 1949, you and hcr did not come into being until the following year. so that's the best thing to keep in mind. the other thing to be aware of is when you and hcr was created, it has a restricted mandate much more restrictive than it has now been enabled. it's what to only be applied to european refugee. so this idea of creating specific you an agent dates of particular groups of refugees was very much the norm at the time that was in raffle. now actually for palestinian refugees, the palestine refugees, refugees from palestine which until 1952 included also providing services to jewish refugees and rest up doing that in 1952 at the request to be through the government . there was a internet, there was the one h, the at which payments like, you know, used to and then in the 1950s we also had u. n k r i, which was created for created refugee. s

so they can leap d u n. d, u and 8 groups have already warned that the military operation in overcrowded drop off would have catastrophic consequences for displace palestinians. it's unclear that they are supposed to go next. drill a semi circle joins me from jerusalem. sammy, an offensive interview off a could mean high civilian casualties. so give us a deeper sense of why is really, is believe a push there is so crucial. the yeah, the, the, it will be very uh, bloody and uh, i can tell you the, the now in the sofa said the, the if is really not. and rough. uh, then it would be no victory. so the whole outcome of the war depends on the capturing of alpha. alpha is the last stronghold of how much in the gaza strip and ones is really will take over rough. uh, it will be able to say that it has destroyed the chain of command. all the different, the tale ends of the how must therefore remaining battalions according to these were in the military, inside the guns. so on top of that, it's the border between a gaza

so they can leap d u n. d, u and 8 groups have already won that the military operation in overcrowded drop. i would have catastrophic consequences for displace palestinians. it's unclear that they are supposed to go next and hundreds of people have rallied in tel aviv demanding the resignation of this rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. families of hostages still being held by him, austin say not enough as being done to bring their loved ones home. an angry crowd marched on israel's military headquarters that he has been fizzle and was there the battle lines are drawn between the demons, sprinklers and police. the 1000 strong, the 1000 strong crowd outside military headquarters. police are now moving in some of the votes back just a do the protest as things are raging tipping points here until i be the new taking away. well, throughout the day they show that the police shame on you what they're doing is they're attacking posters and arresting peaceful protesters and attacking them. soaking them, trampli

and while the u. n has voted on investigation, the heads of 15 agencies of the world body of warned of and then pending collab. so think she monetary and system in casa, we got reaction from desperate siblings to the host into mission. the. this is the beginning of health because there are 2200000 refugees. people displaced from the north to the south and they are without shelter, food drink for anything you food is not available for these people. then we are heading towards the salmon and the disaster that is the worst and the history of humanity in peace, time was 70 percent dependent on, on the aid under was schools and free health services. what do you expect to happen to us now? when many countries reduce the aid provided to underway will say it is a major disaster and a catastrophic situation. but he's the only body that supports the posting in people, and it's the only one that has the ability to provide assistance. we discussed the crisis with facebook's person for the posting reg, chris and the

the e u n. d u n. are also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population, make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax. oh, just as a congestion in rough has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. roughly is the last major pop you nation center in the gaza strip. is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed relief supplies. the family of a 6 year old palestinian guild, who had called rescue was the help 12 days ago. say she has been found to date and read job was trapped in a call with the bodies of did relatives. after they had tried to flee gaza and came on to fly. 2 paramedics from the palestinian red crescent, went to rescue him. they have also thing founded yo

the countries pulling a pars the u. n says the war in sedan has displaced. 8000000 people, one and a half 1000000 of them have crossed into neighboring countries, including south sedan itself, politically unstable, and barely able to support the refugees. and there's a limit to what the u. n can do when they just the right. of course there is, but the demand to requests to give me advice, given the wheat which we are not able to provide. i should be staying on top of that. russians being that 50 percent so you ins warehouse is empty of an app. uh, the was in guys uh and ukraine, meaning that donor countries are less willing to support sedan or the r assess melissa, under its lead at home done that gullow appears to be winning the civil war with the army led by general abdel thought to elbow on losing ground, but as little prospect of peace in africa, the biggest country this boat now weigh aubrey coast has secured a 3rd and for a cup of nations crowned with a thrilling come back when, as hosts of the toner, ivory coast fo

the e u. n. d u n. are also expressing alarm and israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there. the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of rough as population make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground attacks. oh, just as a congestion in rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. roughly is the last major pop you lation center in the gaza strip. is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. he receives the acting deputy regional director for the middle east and north africa region care he bow welcome back to the double. you know, the is really prime minister is asked the army to draw up evacuation plans. there's talks of giving civilians what he calls safe passage, but where to is there any place left and gone so where people c

the u. n. has cooled at a pressure cooker of despair. people are now being forced to play again ahead of a possible is randy ground? defensive? well, let's go to a correspondent, honeywell, when he joins us now live from rafa in southern gaza. honey, we know the bombardment has been escalating over the last few days to walk us through the situation now on the ground right now. yes. well, the, the situations and real fast that they are getting very, very critical at this point with much of felt of the sense of desperation and depression across the city with their people inside a residential homes. the verse filtering for inside that the tents that they have set up since they arrive through a pass to the or simply people who don't have a place. and i've been spending the vast majority of their time in the right, on the roads, or in the streets of the city. hey, just giving you a sense of how terrible the situations are getting. not only there is an intense bombing campaign going on, and more of the displace families and, and individuals wh

on the election day, the interior ministry sites, tara concerns, but the u. n. n. human rights groups say restricted a fair election process. it was the final episode and then the election that was hampered by axis ations of election rigging and the space of minutes in violence. one groups that's happy about the result. so far as the approaches of in mind cons, p t i polity. have your son 30 getting saw from that we would bottom from using our electrical symbol of a cricket about a ton of a project, i will lead to run tom with jail. so supporters, we need the pci supports as we've given the message that you cannot wait until it's probably about still the p t i. it's a pulse of did not police hans and the result of the election will be all in our favor. rings are left as opposed to the lead to him. wrong. com is behind bars convicted of corruption as well as other charges that he's supposed to say. a politically motivated colin was brand new election and his policies and running under the name the independent candid dispatch boy the p t. i a very well and then th

the e u. n. d u n. are also expressing alarm israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to rude out from us militants. it says our hold up there. the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground attacks. oh, just as the congestion in rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. roughly is the last major pop you lation center in the gaza strip. is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. some of the data, the norwegian refugee council told dw, that if and evacuating a rough was ordered, there's nowhere else for people to go. there are very few options left for people to seek safety in gaza. nowhere is safe anymore. over 1000000 people fled to gossen with moved into gaza on the basis around the roof on the basis that it was a

the u. n said that it would not be a party to another force displacement, but is real said it has, it will go through with this ground defensive me and that have been reports of fresh strikes is riley strikes on on 11 on. can you give us an update on the situation that that's right. there seems to be an ongoing exchange of fire and of bombings across the lebanese southern border and is really northern border which has been going on basically since the, just after the october 7th. i'm us. terror attacks has the law as a strong iran barked a militant group which is real considered. consider the terrace group, which controls the south of lebanon, and it has fired into israel. israel has responded to just recently, yesterday there was an attack by has below which reach deeper into is really territory. then we've seen so far, killing one idea of soldier and israel responded ferociously with several attacks across the south 11 on killing 10 civilians, including several children. they also were able

the u. n. g once more called for bes, 3 is on the back. it seems to rushes attempt to the legal indexation of ukraine's will tournaments republic of guy me and the city of sylvester paul. the water new grand remains an open wound at the hops of you to is lifetime for peace. international aid and military supplies to ukraine have slowed this, has impacted the by to see the end result in the gains for most school. like here, enough discuss eastern ukraine, the city federal russians last week. to communion president willow. delores zalinski seized upon this moment to press allies with a message. ukraine badly needs moment. a tree aid. as a crucial aid package remains blocked by lawmakers in the us. those calls are repeated as a un general assembly on friday. 2 years ago on this day, people did not believe experts diplomats did not believe that ukraine would survive the large scale invasion by russia. today, the same people did not believe that ukraine can win. this war veterans wrong once and they will join drunk again. latricia maintains it

he explained the differences between the 2 and the 2 u. n. resolutions. the difference is a lot smaller than you might expect both call for a humana, terry, and cease fire and the release of all hostages. but it boils down to the timeline for when this should happen. the algerian proposal says that it should be immediate, whereas the us alternative says that it should have an only after negotiation. so the word they use is as soon as practicable. that's because the us is worried that a resolution calling for an immediate cease fire could sabotage the ongoing talks between israel and tomas to negotiate some kind of hostage release and exchange for communitarian pause and fighting um that has stalled recently as israel essentially pulled out of the talk saying that a mazda is demands were delusional, but the us is still pushing for those. what's interesting to note here is that this is the 1st resolution that may be proposed by the us that uses the word states fire . so you can see that the criticism is real from the biting and restriction is increasing. th

the e u n. d u n. are also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population, make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion in rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. roughly is the last major part relation center in the gaza strip is rarely troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. some of the deed of the norwegian refugee cancel told me and is really ground defensive in rafa, would have dire consequences for the distribution of 8. well, what we're hearing from oust off on the ground. the internet's off is that the conditions are already dire. with seeing widespread diseases even start ation amongst the populations. so a

i know this was cool, billed by u. n. r w a. northern garza, it is a mom, the palestinian school that was bombed by is really war planes and rated by is really things we can see. the scale of the destruction rolled in this building, and that was the last how the ceiling and families have returned and are now living here. this is live for one such family beneath the stairway in diet humanitarian conditions. how do you leave here? day to day all the sudden had this. there is simply no one here to one look after us ever since my husband was taken by the jews, there's still no one here to look out for us. no one has brought us any assistance . so here i am living in a stairwell with my children, barely surviving, struggling to sleep or even sit. my 5 little children are dying from the cold. my son has been coughing and has had a cold for about 3 days now. he can't sleep at all. even our neighbors here say to me, your son was sob is keeping us awake. i can only tell them my children can't sleep because of the cold water leaks

the us and e u. n. suspending funds to the un refugee agency for palestinians. monroe itself, the one's of devastating consequences for the lives of the entire civilian population altogether as fighting intensifies in southern gals. the doctor is one of deadly consequences, not only from his ramiro's price, but also rapidly spreading infections at over a filter. most of the buildings, ultimately the aggressive actions by our security council colleagues, the width and the okay in the red sea, remind us of the barbaric and illegal native bombings of yugoslavia of dennis on the rock. libya and syria must go slums, washington of london for bombing the fruit seas and made us planes out. it's military this week, shut down again. many other many improve the one minute past 11. am this thursday in a month in mombasa, i'm here in moscow. welcome to the our team use for a chop united nations to monetary and committee has urged western states to urgently reverse their decision to freeze funding for the un relief

while non u. n. a is currently being rerouted to egypt and enters via the rafa crossing steps 3, the supplies, the offloaded on the console side of the boat to collected by humanitarian agencies sorted and then distributed across the strip. the all huddled at each stage at the board is, is really protest this have been trying to delay deliveries despite the government designating the crossings as a military zone. with security inspections are conducted by co get the coordination of government activities in the territories. a unit of the is rarely defense department. it decides what is allowed into gaza and what spend the same unit is responsible for overseeing is really policies in the occupied westbank. the international aid agencies have to be increasingly one to 5 minute gaza accusing israel of blocking the entry of food and much needed supplies. but the head of co got unit has refuted the accusations saying this, the problem lies with the international organization processing and receiving the ai

going to the main u. n. 8 organization that educates houses and kaz for refugees across this region. the international community is waiting for a new u. s. president. could that be professor cornell west or could you help determine who ultimately gets elected in november? the lifelong peace activist scholar in freedom 5 is running as an independent in the 2020 for us presidential election. you joins me now from you to thank you so much, professor west for coming back on going on the ground. it's been a long time ago daily and now you're running for president before i get to the present president's backing of genocide in gaza for american view. as of this, what states will you be on the ballot for on the 5th of november this yeah. oh shooting for all 50. i should be on a good 15 by march 30 in the summer and by november 1 we're shooting for 50 member . very much so we can really begin in an intense way until just a week or 2 ago because it in the states, the do awfully is so deeply colonized dominated by big

and he was adamant that the u. n. was not a palestinian boy has been rescued from under the rubble of his home. after surviving there for 9 days. all the human for relatives were buried when in his really missile hit their building and gossip, palestinian civil defense say 30 people were killed in the attack park. the boy severely dehydrated and mel no worries. and had to be taken to hospital on a donkey cart because there isn't enough fuel for ambulances. is real, says the 2 is really settlers and one palestinian have been killed in a shooting at a petrol station in the occupied west bank. the incident took place at the entrance of the legal settlements north of them. a lot is really media says, says the army has blocked off roads in the area as they search for possible additional shooters. it is rarely settler protesters have gathered at the air as crossing which separates israel from northern gaza. demonstrators tried to set up what they called a symbolic settlement. on the israeli side, they demanded the restorati

so whenever, whenever we speak to the u. n. y, the american investor to the u. n. is speaking about comments and reactions about security, sales for maintenance resolution, have all been articulated by the other 14 members of this council. these were not just us ideas. they were all of our ideas that i have heard nearly. every member of this council discuss both privately and publicly ideas that would not put sensitive negotiations in jeopardy that could laid the foundation for sustainable peace. and yet we were forced into a vote that did not reflect that consensus. you might ask why, and i'll leave that to you to pine on perhaps some of the council did not actually want a resolution to pass because if they did, today's vote would not have happened. over the last several weeks, i communicated the united states concerns publicly and privately we submitted numerous numerous rounds of edits. we implored our colleagues not to rush toward failure. and so having put forward and our turn it to pass, we intend to take it the draft we presented is a forward leaning resolut

the u. n says it will investigate and publish its findings over the next few weeks. but new and officials warn the crippling and now in the midst of a humanitarian crisis and gaza is to put even more lives at risk in a place where a 100000 palestinians have already been killed or maimed by israel. and almost 2000000 are in temporary shelters with no place left to go. so what's happening to the millions of people not only and gaza, but throughout the region who depend every day on and risk services to survive. and what are the politics at play? today we're talking with layla hello, a former senior policy advisor to enroll and legal advisor to the palestinian authorities, negotiations department and, and are fine. who teaches post colonial studies at the university college london, and is author of refuge and resistance palestinians, and the international refugee system. it's great to have you both on today. thank you for joining us. the somber subject, but i want to start off listening to matthew miller, a state department spokesman, and get your reaction. so assessing

and that's really remarkable because the u. n. has been saying that it has been very hard to get a into guys and get it distributed. of course is riley's control, how much a gets in and quite frankly, it's not enough and it's made it even more difficult. now the un says with israel's a tax on roof and the last 24 hours and potentially more to come. now the secretary general just late last week, called on israel to refrain from any aggressions on the roof, or in fear that it would kill or injure innocent civilians that we've already seen happening in the last 24 hours the caused by the secretary general israel clearly has so far fallen on deaf ears and date, it seems that way. thanks so much gab gabriella ellis, on that for us at the you with with sweden was among the 1st you countries to recognize palestine as a state that has recently come on, defies a causing i to the you in agency for palestinian refugees. and one politician from jamalia is raising awareness of the positive palestinians. up to she migrated to sweden from gallon

the u. n says there are more than a 130000 and so they needs migrants already in libya, they make up more than 20 percent of the migrant population with the fighting in sudan. many fear for the safety of their families, back home. oh, how much sun but she, it says many have not been able to escape the violence in sudan when they got any idea. it's really sad. oh, good, extremely valued about our family. people are dying in the homes from shelling. you know, some people are dying on the streets from that tried to flee to safe areas. how much and others in the sudanese just for a here in libya, hopes of fighting will soon come to an end. and their children may 1 day return to a stable and prosperous through the mouth. trina, which is 0. tripoli, a sort of head hale now. is there a final arguments of the instructional court of justice with calls for judges to rule israel, occupation of tell us of the entire truth as a legal and building barricades in brussels. how farm is drive that protest to th

the u. n says 162 school buildings have been directly hit by is really strikes that has affected 625000 students. 92 percent of all school buildings are being used. the shelters were displaced, palestinians, the un says 3 universities have been completely destroyed and others are damaged. but one teacher in rossa, is on a mission not to allow israel's war to rob the children of their future. or the hushing has that story. more than half a 1000000 students in guys are out of school for the even of the war comes to an end. they won't be able to resume the education. thousands of them have lost the lights. but for those who have survived is visible on guns out, there are no schools to come back to. most of the 800 schools of either being completely destroyed or have been turned into shelters for the hundreds of thousands of refugees who have lost the whole last, well try double time. i decided to back to the time to turn the library of the thought. if may the school and drop off into a classroom,

that's according to the u. n. a pictures here are essentially shouting, got shot, had gaza, the u. n. agency, but palestine refugees reported an average of 98 a trucks reached a gauze every day in february. way below is target of $500.00 deliveries were impeded by so called security constraints and which is a board across its the idea of ground dynamic strides, where a cool component contributing to the crisis. and we took this to the streets and spoke to the low risk my life, and i still don't succeed in obtaining aid. i return mc handed. some people managed to receive a well others of a stain to get to an end up with nothing. unfortunately, many women including myself, do not have the chance to access aid. no, there was nothing left that we've had. we even consume chicken food and i wish we could. 6 find it again, animal and donkeys, you'd be game or substance and i hope we can find it to yesterday. my mother and wife prefers put over the floor. i swear we didn't know if we would have no food or drink falls so. so our children, we are trapped in the noah and there is no age reachi

the u. n. maintained the principal law based position on behalf of equality international, human rights and international law until apartheid fell in south africa in palestine 30 years ago. they abandoned that position in favor of an amorphous political project. where somewhere down the road, there was a promise of a 2 state solution which became a smoke screen behind which we saw a continued persecution, dispossession, massive and systematic violations of human rights and leading now to genocide, it is true that only a court can determine whether or not, it is genocide in the final instance, but the convention of the un on genocide prohibits mandates, not just genocide, but also mandates. the prevention of genocide and the u. n. is willing to speak out when it sees torture. work crimes, even crimes against humanity, without waiting for a court decision. when the crime of crimes is being committed, you cannot wait until the dust is settled and the blood has dried to even under the word genocid

that tool full, they can do is wait for an is a very crowned to so that the u. n. u. s. and international 8 organizations is wanting will be get this traffic. but others remain defiant, saying they would not leave until the will and with a dollar here. the tar expensive. oh, just a rough, rough in southern gauze while then as well as one, gaza at the p is nobody is off limits is very full. so sometimes i think everyone is homes. i'm a homeless reports senior and doctors and across his book is really snipers. the medics risking their lives too risky to engine shop, but is there a heating, maximum o c and also medical complex in con units. even inside the hospital compound, no one is safe from the blades. praise be to god. i've managed to save 2 injured people to recover a march or from the mubarek gaze with the necessary medical complex. despite the haven't gone far inside the complex i did, but i did because the medical teams are not able to reach them across the guy's a street, at least 21 palestinians, a big kid, but is really sniper, since testing is really forces con

so the u. n is not delivering a, i mean we were, we're all so we, we read the press reports of member states doing uh, doing a deliveries the ideas, facilitating some deliveries. we were not present at what had the tragedy that happened this morning. now i was asking those questions because the spokesperson continued to, to say we condemned whatever happens there, the incident, but wouldn't really point the finger so much directly. it is real. but i said, israel is the only party that's on the ground really there that would oversee any sort of a distribution that was sort of the background of that question, of course, but it's not because the u. n. does not want to deliver a to northern guys or they very much do want to it's just they cannot get aid in and it's too dangerous. and that the conflict should mechanisms that they had set up with this really authorities just simply are not working according to the un. so they had to take the very difficult step to pause any a delivery. but they say the

for the shots of the u. n, which constitutes the supreme norm, tracy breakers security council, and the court. and which of course binds them both. furthermore, or in news, circumstance can exclude no circumstance excuse me, can extrude the wrongful is of any i to a state which does not comply with the obligation arising on the printer. you know, of general international rule. this principle is defined by all good 26 of the i'll see all schools of 2001 and this recall to by the equally important trough conclusion, 18 of oil c charles on print tree norms, generally especially blue. and finally, israel count hide behind a ledge to circumstances precluding room fullness to justify the violation of the certification. switch off rent 3 and in transgressive will be added to. these considerations are equally valid. neutrality is retained disregarding obligations flowing from the recitations of the security council. and the 1st and foremost, of course, for those decisions taken on to chapter 7 of the charles. and you

relief agency that that's the one in coming directly from the u. n. agency in a spokesperson in an exclusive jack at the us, the alternative plan is to resume support. otherwise there will be certain disaster in the gaza strip. was the lifeline for the people. the a lot of moving and shaking in the world today, let's a 0 wait on some of the top hot spots for you right now. here on the $28.00 civilians including a child being killed on 10 out as wounded. you know you creating an attack on a bakery and list a child that's going to move against republic. moscow is called a strike, an active tara sponsored by the west. the new terrorist attack is the gratitude of the extremist. thank you for the generous financial support of european union countries. your citizens should know how their taxes are being used to buy deadly weapon systems and send them to the key of resume which uses them to kill civilians . at the head of the council, public is a condemned the attack. st. key of new the bakery would be packed with civilians. on the weekend, one survivor rec

but the u. n. is receive less than a 3rd of the total needed u. n. work has identified 29000000 ask guns in need of humanitarian assistance for the you. and is there any been able to reach 21000000 samba and divide? has this report from kabul and other, you and gathering on have gotten this done. once again, the people who actually govern the country that unlike the previous meeting, that donavon was invited to cut the but refused to attend because it was not off to participate. that's what it called, the sort of representative of of going to find him is it is 2 and a half years since the thought of the gain control of abundance done much has changed. but these nomic image of about his son is still not recognized as the legitimate government in escaping tribute to the latest view and report on the rights of women and have done this time. the government says such criticism is preventing its political progress and that international institutions continue to work against it. the $745.00 of guns have been told to you and survey the defeated arrest harass

d u n, during the u. n. s the me thing, when the u. s. feels to, but in the nation, of course is a fairly important player. it's the largest, most of the country in the world has a very strong cause for the policy and people. how do you feel as an, as administer, re presenting indonesia and in this, in this circuit of international leaders who don't seem to do anything at the moment? i always mentioned that indonesia will take any possible avenue to defend justice, to defend humanity. and to be with the palestinian people, because as i mentioned to us already over 70 years, and i recall what happened in bundled the s u f because some it was in 9055 in 1955. boston is the only country who did not enjoy freedom of independence yet. so we quoted the policy in a people n, again number 2 because it is in the, in the constitution. and number 3 though i o. o, always mention that the issue of policy then is nothing to do with the religious issue. it is the principal, but i think the voice of indonesia as the largest, most of them population is