u. n. general assembly has called for humanitarian sees fire. people in rafa are pessimistic. 27 models with eyes. and no, it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions when it considers itself above the law. i haven't enough samples because of that. i don't think it will accept any resolution, especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead after old night talks that the ones global climate conference in dubai, countries have a great deal of calls for transitioning away from old fossil fuels around $200.00 countries signed up to the conference declaration, funding lots of debates around the world, and after accusations of interference from fossil fuel industries. despite the compromises, the final deal has been described as a major step forward in the fight against climate change has started be reached. the u. n. plan with conference delegates agreed that fossil fuels have got to go to keep up efforts to get to know more than one and a half degrees of global warming by the middle

u. n. general assembly has called for humanitarian sees fire. people in rafa are pessimistic. l 27 model of where the odd and no it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions. when i it considers itself above the law . i haven't enough samples because of that strange, i don't think it will accept any resolution. especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. so here's a look at some of the other headlines making use around the world's republicans in the us house of representatives have voted to formally authorize their months long impeachment inquiry into a democratic president. joe, by the move gaves of republicans more powers to investigate the president they accuse of profiting from his son's business dealings so far, their inquiry has failed to turn over any evidence of wrongdoing. car company, tesla is recording nearly all of its vehicle sold in the united states because of falls detected in the in built auto pilot system. this follows a 2 year investigation into crashes that happened when the driver assi

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u. n. general assembly has called for humanitarian sees fire. people in rafa are pessimistic. l 27 model of where the odd and no it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions when i it considers itself above the law and with enough samples. because of that, i don't think it will accept any resolution, especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. stephen ryan is with the international red cross committee in gaza and he described conditions in rough. it was just over 10 days ago, it passed by one size, one location uh not far from where i can see north. ready east and i saw that there was a couple of talking times i taught by one week later a few days ago. and there was hundreds, if not more, certainly tens of thousands or hundreds and thousands of people around the move here in gaza. and many of those people actually only would like able to carry and in that situation like that, some very basic items become the most valuable at a mattress, a blank because maybe a negress supply of foods and when they arrive t

u. n. general assembly has called for humanitarian sees fire. people in rafa are pessimistic. l 27 model. and no, it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions when it considers itself above the law. i haven't enough samples because of that. i don't think it will accept any resolution, especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. let's bring in the w correspondence. rebecca rivers interested in rebecca. good to see you. we just got a glimpse of the situation and if means case is not an isolated one, is it? what is life like in gaza right now to win the coal? it's obviously very hard for me to explain that standing here in jerusalem. but some of the people that we speak to on the ground from the 8 agencies that we talked to, you had so much of it there. in the report, the pictures we see coming out on the agencies coming out on social media. the situation has been deteriorating, as we know for weeks and he's becoming now has become unlivable. you could say we're talking about half of the the, the areas population now try

u. n. general assembly has called for humanitarian sees fire. people in rafa are pessimistic. l 27 model for the odd. and no, it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions when it considers itself above the law and have several of them. because of that, i don't think it will accept any resolution, especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. so that's it for now, up next documentary on the train journey through via ma'am, i'm finished manager in everett lane and join us again at the top of the for more news and updates season. the fast fashion as an environmental 9 a clothing graveyard, immature land desert. this is where things well the industrial nations no longer need and lightest textile ways get stranded fashion, watch now on youtube.

u. n. general assembly has called for humanitarian sees fire. people in rafa are pessimistic. l 27 model for the odd. and no, it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions when i consider is itself above the law and upset because of that, i don't think that will accept any resolution, especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. stephen ryan is rapid deployment. coordinated with the international red cross committee. speaking from casa, he gave me his assessment of the situation that the situation pennsylvania is here and god, they continue to remain a living last year. last night there was a strong wind and rain and which 10000 people or more living and 10 are under plastic. she's in a situation is extremely difficult for families who are trying to look out to their, their chosen people who don't have access to enough food, enough water, enough shelter and genuinely it's really a really difficult situation for people here. another venue i'm humanitarian coordination of. i forgot the says almost hall of atta

u. n. general assembly adopted that declaration and a program of action. and for the creation of a new international economic on monday rose then because of this in the equality in balance between the develop north summer in north andover west. so let's therefore have this new international economic or that we're just going to address that declaration and burn them of action. but in reality, nothing happens in the next. so this, as i've done this is matt to not run in january, i say, next year 2024. is it 50 up and the best side of that? the option of that declaration. and therefore, we must aim to ensure that intended right before next to really in states that process of the creation of a new international economic on that it must become part of the global effort. again that, that as a go by itself that might now be best suited through it. just $7.00 to $7.00 plus sign is going to be import and that's the global. so comes behind that effort. because that effort above, i've described a new internationally economy or that it has to and it is, it is to addre

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u. n. general assembly adopted that declaration and a program of action. and for the creation of a new international economic on my diet rose then because of this inequality in balance between the develop north summer and north end to grow by itself. let's definitely have this new international economic or that we're just going to address that declaration and for them of action. but in reality, nothing happened in them act. so this $25.00 countries which met the knob on in january, i say, next year 2024 is a 50 at then invest that of that option of that declaration. and therefore, we must aim to ensure that intended directly for next to really in states that process of the creation of a new international economic on that it must become part of the global effort. again, that, that's, that's as a go by itself. that might now be best suited through it. just $7.00 to $7.00 plus train is going to be important and that's the global solves, comes behind that effort or that effort above i've described a new internationally going to me or that it has to. and it is,

u. n. a general assembly votes for a ceasefire. we've heard president biden speaking very clearly criticizing israel, so indiscriminate bombing in gaza. do you think that this will have any effects in, in a, pushing israel to change its course? well, it's clear for me is really official statements. and they know that the clock is ticking. international support is not the mess for too long. they're already striding starting to talk about some finish line, at least for this part of the offense, as we've seen it in a couple of weeks before after 2024 start stuff unclear, but it's clear that it's, it's not much longer than that, but we need to keep in mind, you know, we were mentioning the un which, which is 33 quarters of, of nations where we're sending, you know, in favor of the ceasefire. the americans are not there. and this is the most important thing for israel, as long as they have american support and backend to keep on fighting a guess from us. they will do that. and despite the criticism we've been seeing from by that is real

u. n. general assembly plans to vote today on a resolution calling for a cease fire in gaza.ast week, the u.s. vetoed a similar proposal, signaling the country's commitment and support for israel. this comes as israel has opened a second border crossing into the strip, now this will allow more aid to enter gaza and hopefully alleviate the humanitarian crisis growing in the region. >>> calls for a cease fire are being heard around the bay as well. members of the council on american islamic relations will be attending several city council meetings in the bay area today, seeking to pass cease fire resolutions locally. they'll be in marin county, vallejo, san bruno, santa clara valley, and berkeley. the council is america's largest muslim civil liberties and advocacy organization. reed? >>> all right, well, here's what we're looking at this morning. this is in the bay. surveillance video, that police have, it's what they wanted after a security guard died trying to stop a suspected shoplifter. james johnson took the bullet inside the oakland 7-eleven where he worked. johnson died

u. n. g general assembly. they will voted bar american. nobody's around and the usual crowd that they should be a seasonal. i did feel that is uh, could be losing the information more to what i want to get this answer into parts. i think it's really interesting that the international community wants to get his calling for a ceasefire after there was a ceasefire on october 6th. and then there was a ceasefire recently during the war that ended last week or about 10 days ago, which was ended by her boss, by not occupational leading to the agreements that they made with the state of israel. these would be par and in egypt. so it's the oddest, i don't think while the information was extremely important and getting the correct information out to the world is extremely important. i don't really think most is really as care what the un has to say anymore. i think that, and i also think that the americans are starting to get a little set up with the you and as well, which is why nikki haley has been discussing the funding at the united nations. giv

general assembly not legally binding. there was celebration of un cease fire resolution paused with more than 3 quarters of the general assembly voting and save the death and israel z u n and bass of the head all the before the vote that the resolution would only benefit a mass. but just a handful of countries joined israel and it's closest ally. the us in voting know hasn't been adopted to day was a historic day in terms of the power for the message that was sent from the general assembly. and it is or could active duty to continue in this past until we see and then to this aggression against our people. while the vote in new york demonstrates much of the world once in the end to the fighting. these riley government seems determined to press on. it is repeatedly ruled out ending military operations until all the hostages and calls that are freed. and how mass is mental is that despite thousands of posting and casualties and the increasingly dia, humanitarian situation for those trapped within the besieged territory. these a trucks entering the southern city of rafa from egypt or causes lifeline. but far too few, i'm making it through on tuesday, israel said it would f

of, of that in fact pregnancy and us and, you know, who said back in september of the general assembly of the u. n. a in new york city was it was happening any moment. well that's what we put on hold for now. but each of these countries has very different relationships with this route, even if they share that condemnation, right? now, all these roles actions only staying across all the diagnostics that uh, the gcc summit for you with james page a doesn't matter get enough amount. thank you very much, james call. while the offensive and gaza intensifies is rarely, soldiers are continuing to re the towns and cities any occupied westbank areas near bethlehem and jeanine has been targeted again. a young man was killed in the columbia refuge account in northern jerusalem. his brother, arrested. bulldozers has destroyed rhodes, pavements, and water supply lines to engineering design and refuge account, and the model has also been rated. palestinian fights has confronted his rarely soldiers in the early hours of tuesday morning that the health ministry says is there any forces in such as have killed at l

so a semi and also the general assembly vote is rails and boy called the u. n. a moral stain on humanity. and as far as public global opinion is concerned, i mean, you could argue that he has a point not. so the reason is that he has actually all giving up the time. but many people are so frustrated with the you as a parent impotence. well, people a dying every hour and gotcha, yes, i think you know, listening to show other 2 guests. the one thing that strikes me is that and you said this as well as that. this is not the 1st time we talked about the you and not meeting its responsibilities, but i think this is one of those moments where the global self countries could really take the charge. and, you know, i think the i c, c is a defunct institution. and they, i think global self countries should be thinking about alternative institutions and just bypassing, you know, the western powers. but of course, you know, and that is in some way as a dream talk. but i thought i was gonna say, how, how, how savvy would that, how would that work? which well, i mean i, i thi

u. n. has offered his condolences over the death of some of with dr. speaking of the general assembly free at one. so again, cold turn into the war on gaza. there is no doubt that what is happening and guys, atrocity crimes. what crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. in the face of such authorized cities, there is only one more on position. one defense have been position seized by out now seized by out of now ceasefire. now and stop the genocide stop the genocide to stop the genocide committed against the palestinian people and their children. and they thank you very much for that to all the world's largest shipping companies, spinning all container shipments through the red sea. it follows the tax by around, back to the sizes against shipping in the region. excel is i'm of the triples commercial ships under attack. the attacks have led to 2 of the world's shipping giants, denmark's madison, and how about lloyd's of germany to suspend the operations of the red sea? instructing their bustles to steer clear of one of the world's most important shipping routes. it comes after a g

general assembly some days ago. $153.00 members states out of the $193.00 total membership, a fact the resolution the us is apparently rejecting the u. n. monitoring mechanisms for age to garza. because israel does not want less control over monitoring everything which comes into gaza because they are apparently afraid of alms and concrete for tunnels being smuggled along with these 8 deliveries. so the based on is that as well as not trusting any other country to keep them safe, they don't even trust you. and obviously in the us has a deep commitment to support as well. but for it also seeing days of haggling as reach us pointed out, does this finally look like for us may have a change of heart at the moment it looks like uh that these my, its coming to solution within the next hour or so. but it's still really open. we don't know. what do we know? is it for many, many the situation. i think for many around the world, this situation really needs to be ex, essential question. what is new and what actually is the security? it comes with good for one day, not even can agree on a ceasefire, and times for thousands of civilians got killed

the un general assembly some days ago, $153.00 member states out of the $193.00 and total membership effect. this resolution, this is apparently rejecting the current resolution because of the u. n. monitoring mechanisms for age 2 guys because israel does not want less control over monitoring every thing which comes into guys a because apparently afraid of arms and maybe concrete for tunnels being smuggled along side with uh, deliveries. so the base side is brand is where it is not trusting other countries to keep them safe. and this has a deep commitment to support israel. you said the us has not been on board with the resolution and gone to in the past, but that seems to be shifting what is behind this change of heart as well. you know, the situation is not only challenging but actually really risk a full president by it and we all facing and the elections, your next tier as we know. and he's not only losing support from arrow error of americans to, to his and reverend commitment to is red. but paul's also show that the majority of 1st time voters might not support by it and in the next presidential election. so he really puts in everything he can to find a compromise to find

directed to the general assembly, saying i must inform you that under his ability to implement its mandates, is today severely limited with the meat and con, con consequences. for the u. n. c, man, it's having response. he says in 35 he is working complex emotions is i've never written such a lot to predicting the killing of my stuff. and the collapse of the mandate i'm expected to fulfil. and he is urging the un general assembly down to meet and to vote for an immediate humanitarian. c. spots of pressure is coming on the us from 2 sides. at the same time, this a very important matter on top of the secretary general's off bicycle 99. yeah. perhaps on surprising, given that more than a 100 you and workers have been killed in gaza. and so many of the on why shelters have themselves being attacked. that side diplomatic editor james base funerals have taken place for the 6 palestinians killed in the alpha, a refugee camp author. that is really only carried out another rate and be occupied westbank. they prevented several ambulances from reaching the engine, at least 272 palestinians have been killed in the west back some 6 for the 7th. thousands have been detained. that spr

we know from the un general assembly and the resolution that they adopted, the most of the world is against this war and wants to cease fire. we also know that by definition the u. n was created to prevent conflict and keep the peace and we are now 2 months into a conflict. the is killed at least $16000.00 palestinians. we know that to be an underestimate, most of whom are women and children. as i said, we know most of the world is against this conflict and wants to cease fire the u. n . can compel the ceasefire. what does that tell us about the united nations? as we understand now, that multilateralism and the work of the land is going through severe challenges the situation in gaza. and what's happened since october is, is a really big crisis. but looking back ever since last february was the outbreak of the warranty, praying and rushes invasion. we've seen the security council struggle to make meaningful impact and adopt decisions back impact to one of the permanent members. in this situation, we know that the us has a national interest in working alongside israel and not going through in the un security channel for it by vehicle of diplomacy. but this is not t

u. n. v. odd months. so it has also his condolences over the death of as is it a camera man, simon, i will com. so it also held up a sign. well speaking at the un general assembly, the said stopped the genocide while repeatedly cooling for a cease fire in gaza. on wednesday, the un general assembly and voted overwhelmingly for a resolution that demanded an immediate humanitarian ceased by in gaza. but the resolution was not to binding to speak again. now, to luciano is a called an associate professor of golf politics at the gulf. study center of cuts are university good to talk to you again. so we saw the process there. they've been taking place across the region and elsewhere. do you think that there is a kind of momentum building up against what he's? well, he's doing and 1000 for the pressure is increasing the worldwide speaking. i'm in the demonstrations not only in the world but in europe. need any in doing that, the states are visible and i'm the are forcing to change that public opinion. i mean that they'll be and the precision of the, of the, the governments of the whole world. if we compare the bolton in those and allow somebody of october, and now we,