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

patients along with medical staff to evacuate the hospital in accordance with the w, a trophy, and the u. n. d u n. a sent 30 vehicles to ship a hospitals. 16 of them were carrying 260 patients and hospital staff along with dr . apple. so me, i'm traveling along with the evacuation route. israel had planned, they were stopped by israeli troops at the gaza valley, along with the un and w h o n. i c r c vehicles for 7 hours, then they detained dr. him a hammond of a sold me on his companion say he was detained and taken to an unknown location prior to the states for israel had put a blockade on the delivery of fuel medicine and other necessary goods to the besieged palestinian territories during israel's bombardment of gaza, at least the 60 ambulances were hits. 160 medical centers came under fire, including hospitals, and other health institutions, leaving nearly 33000 injured palestinians without basic medical care. mazda, according the guy's health ministry. mohammed boost on me as cousins says the doctor was ready to put his life at risk for the sake of patient safety. the yeah, i need to do

u n d u s. in igniting, encouraging and directing people out loud minority using fraud i but i think on some new knots as well. the meeting of the un security council was convened with all kinds of experts presented by russia to talk about how the conflict in ukraine got started. western leaders want to act like the conflict started with rushes, special military operation in reality. and so we had started in 2014 the prison with the violent overthrow of the elected president of the crane taken by a move and the address the by the united states and the european union, intentionally intending to destabilize ukraine and metal in its politics. this is a fact that, of course, western leaders like to gloss over and leave out, but russia free clearly demonstrated that with expert testimony and details and backs. now the us delegation in the us representative. the british delegation and the british rep and the albanian delegation actually walks out while the information was being presented about how the

she's also helped various roles that unicef and the u. n. d p as well. but the secretary general, antonio gutierrez, has said that without a full ceasefire, immediately it will be very hard to get a into guys that to the people that needed the most. so certainly big challenges ahead gabriel's onto, i'll just be here at the united nations in new york. the funeral of a 4 year old boy from gaza has taken place in contact. the lawyer, rockman abraham was uh, was brought to the country from garza for medical treatments that died from his injuries ourselves. i'm of which was at the funeral. in my same year, south west of the it's not long ago, a crowd of approximately 200 people actually gathered here. you know, to beat farewell to 4 year old. i'll say most stuff. so she was from guys and she was brought here as a part of initiative launch by the country, government and cooperation with egypt to transport, the wounded palestinians to don't how to receive medical treatments. so in this case, it's really important to mention that he had no family members, he has

you know, they said the importance of a, from the u. n. d p. whichever comment saw this and citizens why you see that despite oh that these buys they, they sort of joy, they have to get read all of the incumbent that was africans 90 percent of africans. one is cb and government, but in a comfortable $1.00 and $1.00 we do really elected and the system which works, they are not against democracy that against these much least mockery of democracy. that's what the, the spick and what do we see here and yes. where. so much money has been spent when you see all this happening, okay, i don't need to, to, uh, we'd be what else we see in terms of dysfunction, dysfunction at the end of the day, the process we did not create a good sense. it wouldn't create descent, the bb and so much then so much, much so, so much effort. and that's the problem. and really of course we speak of balance. but these, these countries are wally in, in a violent a context with the eastern congo people in the space. we a m 21 that king and the but they don't seem to be reall

improvement over what occurred in the north, in particular, miller saying that israel has designated u. n. d, u and run d conflictions zones, referring to facilities with you and support where he says causing civilians can go to be out of harm's way. now this is what israel has apparently communicated to the united states and daily conversations that the us says they're having. however, it's unclear whether people on the ground civilians and gaza are receiving this information on whether these d conflictions zones run by the u. n. r. accessible or able to accommodate so many people and whether they will indeed remain safe given that in earlier days in this conflict we've seen you and run schools, for instance, targeted by israel bomb strikes, the national security advisor. the white house did say that the us expects is real to indeed not hits these so called safe zones. but he did not say what the us response would be is, is if it's determine the israel has indeed violated its own plan. by attacking these saved zones all which is to say that this pressure coming from us officials is indeed c

it'd be on why i was having to what am i, gloria, n, n u n. d a m y o 200 new to come miles away from the western coast of india. it was attack stare. and then right of that that americans have been quite clear directly accusing your ron. and they said that that did was it thrown attack and fire directly from iran. so this was the 1st time since the beginning of the war on gods that that americans have directly accused iran or being behind an attack on the cargo ship. so of course you rodney ems are on that mislead denying. it's a day later rodney and for the minister said that they have nothing to do with that . and they have, they're not involved in any of that tax either either already b and c or in the, or india rach seats. but americans have a choose uranium very much clearly for the 1st time. i mean, you're saying that now they got the that the, that we'll tank or to that poor to from, on, by any investigation is continues on the wage. and also they have deployed additional sources, the, to the warships, and also the look on us as a across

she's also spent time working in unit stuff as well as u. n. d, p, and various different roles as well. and was an under secretary of the un in syria for a brief time as well. so she's got wide experience within the u. n. system as well as for, for administer for dutch governments there of course. uh, but she does have her work cut out for her. why? because her job calls for her to one monitor oversee and scale up a going into gaza. however, as the secretary general has said, as early as last friday, that that cannot really be done or can be done effectively until there is a cease fire and association in hostilities. and there is not that right now is real continues to bombard causes. so we know, and in the un security council resolution, this one that i have in front of me here, that was passed on friday for pages that basically gives me a sec, ache, or mandate. any language calling for a cease fire or a cessation of hostilities was taken out of the resolution, thanks to us negotiations and wanting it to come out of there. so listen, she does ha

but she's also worked at unicef and u. n. d p as well, and was an under secretary un official in syria for some time just to give you a broad overview there. but her task now is very difficult. primarily because the un resolution un security council resolution, i see it should say that was passed on friday. there's 4 page document that i have here dealing with the guys, the situation states that her role or her mandate is to facilitate, coordinate and monitor a scaling of 8 in the guys that there's one problem. no, nowhere in this resolution does it call for an immediate cease fire, and that according to secretary general, antonio gutierrez is what is needed in order to scale up humanitarian a to guys. so she's got a very difficult mandate ahead of her. a lot of experience certainly has the backing of the secretary general, but until there is a site ceasefire, or at least some sort of demand and a pause in finding a pause and bombardment by israel of gaza. it's very hard to see how she will scale up a going into an area that is

she's also helped various roles that unicef and the u. n. d p as well. but the secretary general, antonio gutierrez, has said that without a full ceasefire, immediately it will be very hard to get a into guys that to the people that needed the most. so certainly big challenges ahead gabriel's onto, i'll just here at the united nations in new york. francesca albany is a, is the you and especially with rough outside on the occupied palestinian territory . and she says, israel's claim that the united nations is complicit partners of how much is what she calls blaming the messenger? or is there a has the state that does he's real as destroyed guys, and we're still blaming you when i still wonder how the international community describe that to as well in our international need. yeah, still give credit was is really leaders political are meeting thought you'd be there a site is or should be held accountable for what, what it does is, well, it has not done any thing to keep a civilian safe. let me give you 3 examples. first football diesel has used the, the ne

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was a study done in the last a published in the last that a couple of weeks ago, not done by w h o d u n, or anybody else, but by the me only just to looked at the numbers in the 1st few weeks so these hostilities and compared them with the previous year, and they indicated that they were very confident that what was being reported was very accurate. right? we've heard the un secretary general describing the civilian death, told us unprecedented on power of out ah, how does it come to those conclusions, given that the best thing is published by how mass don't distinguish between civilians and $0.05. so again, the numbers we're looking at the you also look at who died and how well they were 70 percent of them, of women and children. we've got something like say 8000 children killed now, and the hospitals are full of into children. now, in some parts of the world, there are so things of child soldiers, but these are not so i'm just, these are not combatants. these are children, desperately sheltering from both above mountain that's occurring throughout the ghosts of streets and who are bei

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e n. d u a to grow their relations. i have to say a rule. remember that the way was invited to join the brakes. the lions, which has already seen some expansions this year and well the, the weight might be a very welcome member here, given that russia has been not trained uh, they spaby nurturing this uh, economic and political block from its cradle. and by the way, another country, the platinum, is in fact right now is en route to saudi arabia received a very, very similar invitation. and as i'm about to hand over this baton, to my colleague murray, if the notion of who is in re i'd right now, i can't help but wonder if we are indeed about to see some very similar pictures to the ones that we've witnessed here. when vladimir boots jet touches down on the soil of saudi arabia, if you ask me, i'm quite confident that the united arab emirates are going to win this one. all right, you've got to fight for that. that's go from abu dhabi now to re add on. i'm at least bureau chief maria you are in riyadh right now, putting his app on his way to yo

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u. d u n. and russia on it would like to see know the us being the lead on diplomacy has, has been the case for decades. it will, it would like to see a multi lateral solution to what's going on and go. and we also understand that he'll be meeting with the iranian president and moscow on thursday. i was interested in the i'm interested by the fact that he's here in the region for the 1st time. and instead of flying on having gone to abu dhabi and then to re add, he's not flying on to toronto, he's flying back to moscow in the raining president is meeting him in moscow. but i think that's also an important meeting. and perhaps even more directly linked to the war in ukraine because remember, iran has supported many say the, the, the russians actually with weapons that have been used on in the war and you try and okay trans. thank you so much. that's hard to put medic, editor james base. thank you. we'll show you some latest pictures we're getting out of the escalade. that's in the south of israe

they provide a fantastic foundation for washington d e n d u a to grow their relations. i have to say have to remember that the way he was invited to join the brakes to lions, which has already seen some expansions this year. and well, the way you might be a very welcome member here, given the question that has been not trained, uh, they say, the nurturing they say can only can political blog from its cradle acres is on the fronting of the piece. now it's a sunday trip to the world of parts to do next with exam a posing the question in a fractured world. is it still possible to find a place for diplomacy and geo politics? today's big close thoughts. it's friday, the of the hello and welcome to world support sir henry watson, the 17th century english diplomatic once described, diplomacy as being about surviving until the next century. while paula takes about surviving until friday afternoon for the wars and cries is constantly raising the danger of humanity is immediate. demise is there still.

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