u. n. being a global governing body. why is it that the un is apparently effective in helping the palestinian coles in the palestinian state? this is because of the trend is it's because of single life. i wish there was a lot of there published by a judge in order to suppress because of disreputable un un can. that's a thing, any decision a week ago, the flight mass space, a lease, all of these each. assume that all the as well as my into congress a good 11 issue on the country such as us, they judge these a proposal. but why? why, why is it not so i'm so sorry, i do apologize for interrupting you. but why is it that the united states consistently vote against the un resolutions that, according for an immediate cease fire in gaza, because it's actions from washington that it's causing concern around the world is causing confusion. why is washington a powerfully so and see peace and pro bowl and goes? i mean, it's almost like an empty human agenda, frankly. when we look at the be, is some principles up to the 1st level, b

u. n being a global governing body, why is it that the un is apparently effective in helping the palestinian coles and the palestinian state? this is because of the credits they used to go. i 5 disabled once the order published by a general george the press because of disreputable un un can, that's a thing, any decision a week ago. the following best stays a grease on these issues. assume that all that as well as 90 congress, the body to only one country such as us, they judge these a proposal. but why, why, why is that? so i'm so sorry. i do apologize for interrupting you. but why is it that the united states consistently vote against the un resolutions that, according for an immediate cease fire in gaza, because it's actions from washington that it's causing concern around the world is causing confusion. why is washington apparently so, and see peace and pro bowl and goes? i mean, it's almost like an antique schuman agenda, frankly, when we look at the, the, in some principles of the 1st level, based on the use of the principles, which is the, bought the main, the, i'm going to come in her

u. n being a global governing body, why is it that the u. n is apparently effective in helping the palestinian coles in the palestinian state. this is because of the credits they used to go. i published a book once the order published by a judge in order to suppress because of disreputable un un 10. that's the, the, any decision a week ago, the flight mass space, a lease on the see should assume that all the rest of my empty countries, english one issue only one company such as us rejects these a proposal. but why, why, why is it not? so i'm so sorry i do apologize for interrupting you, but why is it that the united states consistently vote against the un resolutions that, according for an immediate cease fire in gaza, because it's actions from washington that it's causing concern around the world is causing confusion. why is washington a powerfully so on see peace and pro bowl and goes? i mean, it's almost like an empty human agenda, frankly. when we look at b, b is brenda, suppose up to the 1st level, based on the use of the principles, wh

u. n. must be situated to dramatically expand the provision of assistance. the disturbing and according to the secretary general, credible allegations that 12 henri employees were involved in how mazda is october 7th attack on his role of shaking confidence in on right at the moment that calls for scaled up humanitarian assistance. the united states appreciates the seriousness with which the secretary general has approach these allegations, terminating the employment contracts of the involve personnel was a crucial 1st step. and we know the secretary general has pledge to pursue further accountability, including comprehensive, independent review of on this investigation needs to be swift. for incredible colleagues, the united states has long been the leading donor of on we know that this agency provides light saving services under incredibly challenging circumstances in gaza. and it contributes to regional stability and security through his work in the west bank, jordan lab, a non and syria. for this reason and for the sake of the millions of palestinian civ

no child in the world should be killed, let alone one sheltering under the emblem of the amount of tearing organization before has to end a u. n. to be the in gaza report. so the idea of his targeting you monitoring facilities on schools of civilians and central and southern gaza being killed in the lynx is 24 hours the policy in death though in the war has the past 22000 on how much praise is good for bringing as well to the international court from justice as good for the police is full of the lawsuit against the $18.00 calls jennifer, why the action and got the it's yes, go on. so, but i am in here in the russian capital. welcome. wherever your crime scene of the news from today, at most little of this is oxy, lebanese prime minister has accused he is one of attempting to drive his country into a new confrontation, often thrown aside on david til local how much political bureaus, deputies director, visa strike is another israeli crime, that is surely i ended bringing living and into a new phase of confrontation following the ongoing daily attacks in the south. the killing wound to me, the people this explosion is definitely

be involved in any such investigation gave yeah, that's right. if there is an investigation, it seems highly unlikely. if not impossible, that the u. n would be involved. and this is why the international civil ab aviation organization, the wing of the united nations. it's based in montreal, canada, they, uh, they don't have the jurisdiction or the mechanism to involve plane crashes that involve military aircraft. and the plane that went down in belgrade region was a russian military aircraft. so according top, you and official here at the headquarters, they say they have not been asked to be in part of any investigation. i said, you know, the, the, the, the, the body that would do that for the un simply what have the jurisdiction to do it anyway. gave, thank you very much for that. gabriel and his on the with the latest live at the un headquarters in new york. the ruling military junta. and monica says it's the ending, the 2015 p. c would separate just ripples with immediate effect. that's really to say the day of, of moving on groups has been terminated following months of hostility is between separatists and the army. and the hond

be competitive producing to and then to the court. but the i, c, g is the highest function in terms of the intonation of human bodies know of the u . n. to be able to come in and interview provide an alternative case which the international community can be able to use the international community, country, federal and in the one who ignores it. he's been overcharged in fairly high student because don't be part of those that are continuing to break their own no, from all that is supposed to govern the international community, even domestic societies, some forces from if israel have complaint, that's what happened on october 7th and was committed by how much an auto groups against the x rays is barely mentioned in your application, and it doesn't get much attention. what do you to say to that? the issue as well from us? we condemn it. but when i say it is more justification for the disproportionate and use of force by the state of is that i have that is scheme to now clean the entire garza of the police didn't input position. you're not worried that if the court decides not to me, policies urgent measures that as well feels that it can

u. n. will be very, very concerned now with these mil attraction, but perhaps that will mean that really on the front you all piece will start to unravel a well coming back to all the top story. now the landmark case at the hey, that is seen south africa, accused israel of genocide in garza palestinians in garza say they have mixed feelings about the court hearing some feel hopeful and proud of south africa for bringing their case to the international court of justice. while others say they've lost space in the was legal systems. and then uh, measure it off is that what is going on and guns are right now must revitalize the international institutions and must reactivate the role of the international system . well, the world must investigate what has been done in a gone, so can see it. i'm taking this matter to the court gives all citizens confidence that there are few people in the world who still believe in justice. and i come off the list, any of the but i hope is a palestinian citizen living in

u. n. will be very, very concerned now with these mil attraction, but perhaps that will mean that really on the front you all piece will start to unravel. all right, so change based i much uh, full that's do much more to come from the you and no doubt that is it for this and use our as we were you the latest on those strikes on yemen. stay was the, it's undisputed that 72 muslims were massacred in the village of indiana, india and 1987 witnesses say the perpetrators or a mob of locals along side the state governments provincial. i'm constabulary personnel. over 30 years later, a district court acquitted the accused to date, no one has been as accountable. people in power asks why the victims continue to be denied justice. india is forgotten, must occur on the jersey to sleeping under the hot sun, collecting a limitless energy. so their own tri, hoses down the so the panels on his roof for decades, the number line on the diesel, shipped in a great expense with grounds from the australian government.

be competitive producing to then to the court. but the i, c, g is the highest funding in terms of the international human bodies know of the u. n. to be able to come in and interview provide an alternative case which the international community can be able to use the international community to come to the federal and in the one who ignores. it just didn't want to judge them fairly nicely because the part of those that are continuing to break their own no from all that is supposed to govern the international community, even domestic societies, some force has form. if israel have complaint, that's what happened on october 7th, and was committed by hum us and auto groups against the x rays is barely mentioned in your application and it doesn't get much attention. what do you to say to that? the issue is well from us. we're condemned, but will i see it is more justification for the disproportionate and use of force by the state of is that i have that does seem to know, it cleans the entire garza of the police didn't input pollution. you're not worried that if the court decides not to me, policies urgent measures that as well feels th

so what is affecting is that democratic functioning in the western countries, b, u, n b, u k is being affected because what they're saying to their own people is we're going to carry on doing this. the people are saying we've with the girl consent from you for doing this, and this thing we don't get. so we'll see what happens with it'd be punished in the election. so people who left football, but it's noticeable now. i mean, every single european country, including france and germany, the band, the demonstrations, but got most of being forced to step back and let me do extend stations every right . brooklyn has been amazing on business. and that's partially because we set up the stop the war coalition member by this time, southern guarantee campaign is being in action for a long, long time. and they could mobilize very falls look just in london, where they will be huge demos and all huge demos. but in the provincial capital, seeing in glasgow in manchester and god is elsewhere, large numbers of people have come up. the 2 countries in your that are exceptional span and ireland which ha

be punished for exercising. what is in the conventions of the u. n. and what is needed to be done by the contest? well then we've done this for, for the money to as well. you'd be aware of that. do. the genocide convention is one of the conventions. and so both of those accidents at the 1st ones in 1998 by a founding present, nelson monday. and so we had the motor, low position and the duty to stand for the people of palestine or anywhere indoors . thinking about the u. s. they said to have supported the a pod take. government helps out africa back in the day, the united kingdom as well. when you look at those 2 possible nations, the united states, the united kingdom, do you see the reflection of what had happened in the past them supported the apartheid government of south africa? do you see that kind of history unfolding in what is happening in because of the, by the, what is very important now is, is the 1st on the ground and which we're, we're being able to present. and so to the court is ridiculously to and with the forensic that the state of is that i am is committing genocide is involved i

u. n. agency on risk of being involved in a mazda is october stevens attacks of the $13000.00 and stuff is in gaza. 12 have been implicated during the countries accounting for most of owners funding have now post payments. the u. n. has condemned what it calls the current alleged acts, but it is urging donors to reconsider the funding for ease. the diary needs of the desperate population this or must be met at this point, the outlook for underlining the millions of people it serves not only and gaza but also in east jerusalem in the wet in the west bank. jordan 11 on and syria is very bleak. the united states was one of the 5th countries to suspend funding, but sees it could be restored depending on the you in pro, into the allegations. certainly we, we've not had the, we haven't had the ability to investigate themselves, but they are highly, highly credible. the same time as you indicated, henri has played and continues to play an absolutely indispensable role in trying to make sure that men, women and children who so desperately need assistance in gaza actually get it. you in is the b

u. n. force in the unit in the be a, uh, there's really very little that they can do because they really don't have the authority to disarm the shoots back on all protect, uh, the people that the sent to protect. that's an interesting point. joshua, it was revolted, that sounds like. busy was seeking a meeting with us president, and when that didn't find the spot was rolling, they went to meet with the russian president. how much global interest in john king is that going on? i mean, i around the ab j not a tool. that's not really a question that the fundamental political impass of abby is because those solve a key has spent 20 years fighting against costume and against. but she is regime since south sydney's independence as being a realignment. that seems so get much closer best, but she has government and then to but homes, government. and for those 2 governments, it's politically expedient for them to not result the crisis in ab yet. because to say to not result, that means that, but how can continue to try to keep the mysteria on the side. and the mystery is political constituency ha

u. n. force that was supposed to be protecting the paramount chief of the don't think of. so the, the kind of care of the convoy was attacked by the mysterious misery i managed to kill the paramount chief, the un force that was uh, to protect him, shut off at the mysteria and now and then the mystery of them demanded compensation for the people that the un killed. so there, there is really very little legal force behind the, the u. n. force in the unit in i'd be a, uh, there's really, very little that they can do because i really don't have the authority to disarm of shoes back on all protect, uh, the people with this and to protect. that's an interesting point. joshua, it was revolted, that sounds like. busy was seeking a meeting with the us president when that didn't trun spot was really the went to meet with the russian president. how much global interest in john king is that going on? i mean, i around ab j not a tool. that's not really a question that the fundamental political impass of abby is because those over to you spent 20 years fighting against costume and again

u. n. over the use of being vetoed by america. and of course, this comes at a time where we've seen an increase in, in violence by the is really all me, for example, the daily rage, right, the way across the occupied westbank. bolden, $6000.00 palestinians detained since october, the 7th. hundreds of palestinians killed as well. a lot of secular violence as well against palestinian farmers, palestinian communities, villages, towns in the palestinian territory. so when you speak to people here about what they expect from these quotes, no matter what the verdict is, there is very little faith, very little trust that it will really change their lives as much as a tool. but it's still, it's gonna be very interesting to speak to. we hope this is a member of the diplomatic community, academics and hopefully palestinian officials no matter what disability to get their reaction here in the next couple of hours. okay, thanks so much. charles charles rep for us the in from a ok, let's take you to guys and now we're at least $193.00 palestin

120 days of how you will say the keys is where i live defying the united nations of being open the war with the u. n. and also being in breach of international law, we sole accusations being traded between the israeli and palestinian representative . both of them accusing each other of genocide before of course south africa reiterates it, the quote for a c spot. all of this, just to remind you, coming 5 days after that crucial ruling of the international court of justice and the hague. that's the u. s. highest quote. the rule is that there is substantial evidence plausible evidence to allow israel to be put on trial for possible breaches of the geneva. and so the genocide convention in the meantime. uh, that's uh quote issue what amounts to is in junction to cease and desist order. quoting for israel with immediate affects, make sure its military does not commit acts. that could be perceived as genocide. israel under pressure close to report back on his progress in a months time that is the background or if they thought everybody got it to james base, standing by at the united nations, the in new yo

the, the, the, the we news are from berlin is real for us is offensive in gaza after being told by the u. n's top cords to prevent genocidal health officials say hospitals in the city of con eunice are and breaking point with no let up in the finding of humanitarian crisis. just getting worse. also coming on, international hollow costs. remember and stay. a survivor tells us why he's called for israel and all humanity will overcome the october 7th atrocities committed by a month. plus, donald trump is ordered in court to pay $83000000.00 in new york during awards. the sum to ry are aging carol for defamation by the former us president, the call for at least welcome to the show. the is really military says it has killed quote, numerous palestinian militants and fierce finding in the southern gauze and the city of han eunice the unabated hostilities came a day after the international court of justice and the hate order israel to do everything in its power to prevent genocide in the gaza strip. according to the world health organization, hospitals, there are running out of fuel food and supplies

then it will be turned over to the u. n. niting for peace resolution, where there could be very severe consequences from israel. it could be suspended from participation in u. n. activities, as they did to the criminal apartheid regime in south africa and my adversary, that genocide of yugoslavia. the shen rule a simply could sit up an international criminal tribunal for israel and struck prosecuting the highest level officials of the israeli government for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide. the general assembly could recommend member states severed diplomatic relations with israel and the general assembly could recommend comprehensive economic sanctions against israel. as you know, north korea today suffers under draconian economic sanctions. i don't support them, but they do go back to a general assembly resolution adopted under the peace resolution. and finally, the general assembly could admit palestine as a full-fledged u. n. member state, right now palestine is an observer state at the u. n. along the li

i know that you have a colleague, secret call could be made developing an humanitarian coordinator, and she has a background in the u. n. d p, so i'm sure you'll be working very closely with her. what so the challenge is, how do you go about something as john into stats indeed, recei great condos, the seniors, humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator. now and place the whole year in family, including you in the p, we have a focal point and i think much of what one would refer to as any recovery. and i would be cautious even at this moment to involve the notion of the construction because we're still dealing with a, an active role, an active bombardment right on the bottom. and as we speak, the destruction continues and just imagine, you know, in the area around rough or where they used to be maybe 250000 people there. 1000000 people are right now trying to survive the infrastructure that has been lost, but also the patient institutions, the ability of an administration to function to re establish water electricity. we're dealing with a survival economy right now that is still under attack. but behind that and partic

u. n and is well at all historical low. at the moment, we've had several high profile figures within the u. n. criticizing israel and how it's being conducting. it's more in gaza and not allowing humanitarian aiden and all of those cool spies parts of the un for a c spine. at the same time, we know that is well, has been a long critic of unread. this is not unusual for me as well to be making allegations of. i know, of course these allegations of form we'll see, race and what we've heard in the past. but it has said in the past, unreal basis of being used by tyra organizations. but an investigation is yet to take place. it's just a number of days ago that these allegations 1st came forward. so there's been very little time for that to happen. the response though, has been swift from the us. it's it's allies awesome that absolutely. we've had well, 9 countries, almost a dozen countries saying that we're going to stop the funding. we don't want to be touched by this. this includes the u. s. the u. k. jeremy big fund does of unreal an organization that is providing aid to, to 1000000 people in goals that this is organization was set

u. n. n. and everything that's being done to them is done in the name of the jewish state. and the manager of jewish organizations in the world by and large line up with what's happening to them and justify it and have for decades. do we have to do? we have to identify the hatred of them as a member for doing business with historic and assemblies in europe is not the same . i'm not just to find it again and just saying there's nothing more natural then under those conditions, traumatized people will. they ate their oppressors, and if the oppressors are saying we're doing this as jews in the name of the jewish people, what do we expect? and so i wasn't the only one to respond to october, the 7th in a very um, mixed way, and i thought it was horrible. and at the same time i thought what are the expect after all these like is what did the expect? and that wasn't the only one of the people who visited the place like i, i've been to the occupied territories who, who know the situation 1st and that's hospitality. we're the ones. when i say we, i mean is really i don't identify wh

u. n says is needed. medical aid is also being held up by fighting and central gaza. most of the 2300000 population have been displaced and now rely on aid for turbine. sara davies is from the international committee of the red cross in the mall. and i asked her about the current humanitarian situation in, gosh, know right now the situation is incredibly dial. what we're seeing is kind of services you ation. that is only was to me, i think it's very important that we remember. but regardless of how much a to actually into the other, it only needs to be effectively and safely distributed. and right now that's not able to happen with things like the ongoing armful stewart's, he's the she and number of people who are as you said, this place leaving on roads, the rubble, the debris, the telecommunications challenges, people want to not receiving the aid or, or supplies but they really desperately need, i'll close out to you the best of their abilities, but there are many, many challenges that are currently being faced to use to, to receive a they be speaking with this ear

how about if i can come to you even before october 7th, as well being for pushing b u. n. said that 2023 has been the deadliest to. yeah. for palestinians in the west bank. why has israel increased its raise and violence in the occupied westbank? yes, of course it has been, it did lead us to use it even before 7th of october. actually we should remember that in december, the 2022. and you, as the government eh, was stablished, and this was a very far right. we a government eh, 2 important things happened concerning the west bank 1st as with rich, who was considered the extremist figure in discovery. and it was, and it became disc administered in the defense from. is there any defense minister and he was, it became responsible for a whole with bank and a also they could get a and the civil administer ration. and d, of course, represents a, the simulators inside the west bank and the as a region, a 2 i'd have to one video settlers it by to 2030. a lot of a changes have been happening in the west bank, especially on the west bank a since the beginning of 2023. okay, so you se

u. n. staff had been killed to monitor inside to be struck on numerous occasions. despite the identification notification to the is ready, defense forces the last few days of known to n. j o promises have premises opinions. sunday will mark $100.00 days since the beginning of this conflict. the united nation says 85 percent of the people of guys or 1900000 people have been displaced. in 100 days, virtually every palestinian in garza has been displaced multiple times from a home to you to a you and shelter to attend. searching for that for safety everywhere. finding safety nowhere a substitute for live anywhere met by this everywhere that he when continues to call for a full, an immediate cease. fire saying that's the only way to stop the killing and suffering of the palestinian people. gabriel's on to how does it at the united nations in new york. meanwhile, the representative for the u. n's, population funds in palestine has described the situation of gauze as beyond despair. in desperation, it follows that visited by u. n. t. last week. it is clear from my visits this situation in god's it

okay, just some of the figures that really pinpoint what's being spoken about there. the u. n. agency, providing aid to ballast and insight is $1.00. busy 1000000 display of scale since our last thing in this facilities, the camps are said to be severely overcrowded, especially in the north of the in buffalo. then clave refugee sites are struggling with a critical lock of medication. most of gals, as hospitals of being forced to shut down in the sites, medics are treating many civilians in mix shift. tens of the facilities, which was the one doctor and several of his patients told us. as the children are dying from diarrhea with no colors and no beds where they supposed to go, there was no treatment, no doctors, no work in hospitals. these rallies bomb clinics, and in toys cities to tell me where people supposed to go, there was no safe place. and then when we go, they say move further south, north or east, and then they just bomb us there any way? that's let's, let's move it. i didn't leave the house except when they had the nearby area with ro kits. they targeted us with 3 g

u. n. t last week is clear from my visit. the situation in god's it'd be on any of our sinus and it's getting worse when i saw where i fell with the despair . busy desperation is everywhere, as old as to walter l. jones. all the bases for assisting the wise. i mean, and i don't even want to speak about a life we didn't because i didn't see any of us in gaza right now. what i saw was, was really, truly operating, i'm sorry to say to the p, a 66 college of mental hygiene, most my kids into gaza working when i saw the video pausing, cleaning on well to really scalar and get more into cause it because much more is needed, i was actually saying i scale, we've delivered around a interagency reproductive health kids. so his comprises around $56.00 boxes because each case about 7 boxes. and this whole so called 360 birds. we clinical delivery assistance. these, i mean winfrey supplies, drugs disposable equipment, and it really helps mileage postpartum. the bus terminal in neonatal complications is what was monitoring says. the number of soldiers had been attacked

u. n. facilities in guys that have been damaged from is rarely bombardment. at over a 140 u. n. staff had been killed to manager and side to be struck on numerous occasions despite the identification notification to the is ready defense forces and the last few days of known to n. j of promises have premises opinions. sunday will mark $100.00 days since the beginning of this conflict. the united nation says 85 percent of the people of guys or 1900000 people have been displaced. in 100 days, virtually every palestinian in garza has been displaced multiple times from a home to you to a you and shelter to attend. searching for that for safety, everywhere of finding safety. nowhere searching for live anywhere met by this everywhere that he when continues to call for a full and immediate cease fire saying that's the only way to stop the killing and suffering of the palestinian people gabriel's on to how does it at the united nations in new york us is carried out as strikes on yelman's capital sign off for a 2nd lights in a row. several targets linked to the who few rebels who had overnight into friday by american. i'm british war p

u. n. and the u. s. temporarily suspended 8 supplied last year. following allegations of fest be entering president, detach you is urging both of the international community and the fuel you and government to intervene in t drive to save lives. newly for the media and haile selassie reports from the region this, this is all that's 70 years old. get bremond seen how goes and his family had been able to have it in present months, barely enough to survive. oh, there's famine, we are starving aluminum and crisis for some days. i'm able to find something to eat. other days i go to bed with an empty stomach. what can we do? where can we go? how long could as conditions was, ended up his family and many young people left the area. but most of the leisure being like a brit missing. most of these couple of have died on the a few months. i left. it's the result of 4 years of phase rates, including the west, jolting decades as well as the device. the thing was in the copious degree future. hipaa. now we have farmers who worked our land, where we couldn't do that and we would travel to place