u. n. right now everybody's there now is the moment $411.00 on to start to step up. otherwise the destruction would be much, much bigger than everything we're afraid of a i'm and sign q and stay say sign $22.00. 03. i guess who been joining us today. i'm in my honda karima, dc and elijah magneer, all teams are on the ground in southern lebanon and in by route full coverage continues here around the clock with analysis to alex, is there a dot com? remember your comments and suggestions are welcome. you can go to a facebook page that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. or you can use x, the former twit to the why we are at a inside story, or we back here very soon until then for me, james base and the team here in the place. they say bye bye for now the its undisputed, the 72 muslims. were massacred in the village of indiana india in 1987 witnesses say the perpetrators or a mob of locals along side the state governments provincial on constabulary personnel. over 30 years later, a district court acquitted the accused to date. no one has been as accountab

u. n. right now, i mean, our presidency is extremely dynamic. at a higher level, we can very challenging because we are getting requests from low sites we we supposed to have, and we will have a security council debate on garza now. we have a request to have a security beta urgent session 11 on silvia coordinating. come when that's gonna take place. it's a very heavy week, but to very important topics to discuss. we have all of the leaders here and this is the method for regency. and i do hope i spoke was a way to for, i mean, instead of leaving on this morning, of course have a good one you. so what it's live on is a very more country. it's we see in one day more than 500 civilians being accused and many are fleeting, the country. so it's something that we have to activate an urgency and we wants to see the end of this war. so your country as lavinia is zip codes, the presidency of the security council this month is you kind of insinuated there and your answer. and you said you have gotten a request, a formal request for a security council emer

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u. n. g, a, a. going to make any change. we're going to have to wait and see my stephanie decker. thank you very much for that. we're going to go to u n. g right now fi, see what we can find out there. that sales are 0. stephanie decker reporting from amman. jordan, and this is theresa bo reporting from un headquarters in new york. so theresa, you heard what stephanie was saying? um, what's happening there is being discussed where you are, our understanding is that there is some, at least embryonic diplomatic effort happening behind the scenes. but we don't know a whole lot more and i know you have a guest and then you'll get to that. but what, what do you know about that? any diplomacy going on as well? we do know that there's been meetings between antenna blink and the golf corp counsel's again. the secretary of state saying that diplomacy must prevail, but they've been talking to both sides trying to de escalate the situation. but that's what we know just now. but let me tell you about what we've been seeing here . and we're gonna ask the foreign minister from a sonia about what they know has been going on here at the general assembly was b

u. n. nato is right there at the western ukrainian border. those that are in western ukraine as i like to stay in my classes, can look out of their window on a clear day and see europe. and it's right there. so weird is the border between europe and the rest. why is it at the polar ukrainian border? does it include ukraine? we certainly know from your, from b, u officials. it does not include russia as it, as well as the nato. but the baltics, that's ok, georgia, that's fine. we'll go over. that's fine. ukraine, that's fine. so it gives a number of political, economic and intellectual elite in ukraine. some sense that if they really push for this, they can get it. and if they get some kind of assurance from brussels, whether it's a you or nato, or london, or berlin or paris or washington, then it's something worth fighting for. and you know, more to the point is that most of the postal viewed countries, the baltics in particular, or at least 2 of the 3 caucuses countries, ukraine mold over another. even there's a few of the leads here within

u. n. nato is right there at the western ukrainian border . those that are in western ukraine, as i like to say in my classes, can look out of their window on a clear day and see europe. it's right there. so where does the border between europe and the rest? why is it at the polish ukrainian border? does it include ukraine? we certainly know from your, from b, u officials. it does not include russia as, as it, as well as the needles, but the baltics. that's okay. georgia, that's fine. bold over. that's fine. ukraine, that's fine. so it gives a number of political, economic, and intellectual elite, a new cream, some sense that if they really push for this, they can get it. and if they get some kind of assurance from brussels, whether it's the or nato, or london, or berlin or paris or washington, then it's something worth fighting for. and you know, more to the point is that most of the postal viewed countries, the baltics in particular. it least 2 of the 3 caucuses countries, ukraine mold over another. even there's a few of the leads here withi

u. n. c, human rights chief volk or truck said, the simultaneous targeting of civilians without knowledge of who was in possession of the devices, violated international human rights law. and is really strike is killed at least 13 palestinians and rough gaza southern most city. 3 children were among the dead. the attack targeted 2 houses in the mess by area of northern russell is really military is killed at least $44.00 palestinians across the strip since early on friday to the us now were early voting. and this year's presidential election has already begun with the final day of voting still 7 weeks away. americans in the states of minnesota, south dakota and virginia, begun casting their ballots. most states allow people to vote ahead of election day, which is on november. the 5th. firefighters have been deployed in central brazil to fight flames, threatening homes across the amazon fires are closing in on thousands of communities in the chain. gu, indigenous area and not to grow. so state they've so far, 2400 square kilometers of land. satellite data shows this year has the highest numbe

information about where and how the died is provide as large numbers of anti war protesters down the right side, u, n. h 2 in new york, v. as really impala city and leaders arrived to deliver their speeches up, the annual general assembly stopped his crime. stop it now. stop killing children and women. stop the genocide and stop sending weapons to is real. we will not stop until we reach all our goals. during his visit to the united states, the new leader fucking a dash, admits approach tests, which resulted in him saving power in the country are quote, meticulously, design the this is our teacher. now still, my name's you'd only like 30 minutes of using views starts. now we begin in dallas, where israel has sent a laurie with some a t h policy any and bought it used to the sides of the enclave. providing new information. however, on their identities or cause of death. the palestinian health ministry says it's suspended the process of receiving the corpses until full details are provided. gallons and officials say they're waiting for the names ages in general so, but the seems to be supplied as many

u. n. a crumbling in the daylight right now. to collect data. i mean the, the, the u. n, or the international, a board system or some national old that has been a major victim of this world. i mean, we have seen the united emissions, big budget otherwise. uh, select everything, applying some national. i mean it's, it's the national is a clinically bid now with white living and the junk did not work with countries of pots and comforters, can do whatever they want to get away with another. i don't think this is a danger to stage. i mean, i mean, and let's see, i mean the presidents by themselves, and this would be his last b service, easy. he's, he's one of these, the most powerful man. and he will go down in history as genocide, joe. so no matter what he sees or lectures into you and everyone knows who he is. he started with a right wing fund that the cause of the government. he may, but this will decide to continue to know. and he has more of his contributing to thinking this then thought agent and to may have on tiers. and then we are assigned that this stage would if,

u. n. g in new york. all right, thanks a guiding us to all of that and same bas robbie in a month. okay, let's take you to guys an hour that is obviously still no response. ms. rosa stalsen palestinian families tower company z miss live on. so i'll be i'll ex, the hospital in denver, all ballot and central gaza and tarik. we've been hearing about the devastating impacts of the strikes on civilians impacting on the lives of a mother and kids of the yeah, that's right. it's good to go and tell you the as well the minute tree is this tilt your fact pointing in java. one can really imagine that with the confrontations, of course, pulled out facts with liberal around the situation might sound really calm of the street, but that's quite the opposite. because within the past 24 hours, at least a to residential houses where destroyed, of course, district can i get at least 53 palestinians. one of the really produce the tax was carried out in a roughly 6, especially the cost of roof as a residential building. that has been completely destroyed over the kids, or it's a residence getting abov

u. n which is quite right, we had took a we had jordan come down quite strongly on the un and whether it's fit for purpose anymore. there's been some talk of uh whether they could be some changes to the u. n. do you see that ever happening? i mean, there's been talk of changes for decades and i don't think it's going to happen any time soon because who is a question, who gets a seat on the security council? and the security council actually is going to be meeting in the coming out. so you're gonna have the general assembly continuing with these leaders, speeches, $11.11 and a half hours from now. you're going to have the security council meeting specifically to discuss the situation in 11 the i think i agree with about that that won't be a breakthrough. that, but it will be interesting because it's different from october, the 7th, when many western countries will condemning a mouse and giving leeway to israel to carry out is operations really around security council table. there's only one country left only of the veto wielding powers, all the other 4 se, immediate c swap. i think garza an

man, as well as other right, you're n y u, i should note his just made design is i'm a protective class at their university, which is very interesting because off times protecting classes, gender or sexual identity or ethnic identity is a very different dimension of a protected class, we'd love to get your thoughts but more deeply, you know, as you just said, the accusations are costs of people is anti semites who are engaged in what i would call absolutely protected speech and absolutely protected protests and, and labeling them races. do you see models out there dema of institutions that are getting it right for the most part. and unfortunately, i think there are very few that are getting it right. and institutions like columbia are setting the standard for universities, calling the police to brutalize and arrest their own students and professors and others. and also a, you know, instituting for coney and sanctions on students expect owing, says, pending. um, you know, buying them from their own housing and, and food services. so that has really set the standard in a lot of ways for t

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challenge for governments in this house is to have the tools needed to make the right policy decisions. according to the u. n. 300000000 africans lack access to clean water with many in the drought stricken cell region of west africa. where local are you still in? ok, the affiliates are fighting with governments for dwindling water resources. as the resource dries up, tensions are flaring between the herders and farmers. in senegal, the lack of water is fueling migration why we don't want to put them on some of selling that funds and risk of a journey to europe. we'll discuss today's causing huge problems here. farmers don't have the tools they need and even if they do without water, they called gro anything faced with water shortages and a population surge sent, it goes newly elected. government says its priority is to build what it calls water highways to ensure access for all a big task for a small satellite at a time of increasingly unpredictable and done for given climate. nicholas hawk alger 0 jim. yeah. jo, senegal, a series of wildfires in portugal has overwhelmed emergency services. at least 7 peopl

challenge for governments in this house is to have the tools needed to make the right policy decisions. according to the u. n. 300000000 africans lack access to clean water with many in the drought stricken so healthy region of west africa where local iceland, ok to affiliates are fighting with governments for dwindling water resources. as the resource dry's up tensions are flaring between the herders and farmers. in senegal, the lack of water is fueling migration why we don't want to. so i'm assuming that phones on risk of a journey to europe will discuss it is causing huge problems. here. farmers don't have the tools they need and even if they do without water, they can't grow anything from the was faced with water shortages and a population surge sent. it goes newly elected. government says that it's priority is to build what it calls water highways to ensure access for all a big task for a small satellite at a time of increasingly unpredictable and unforgiving climate. nicholas hawk alger 0 jim. yeah. joe senegal, a lot set for now, but my colleagues from memphis and that will be with you in about 25 min

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right. 3. the countries invoice to the u. n. a, as the general assembly, stating that the military strikes were necessary actions to protect as really civilians. and that is ro is still open to discussing diplomatic solutions. this came a day after the us express concerns over the escalating situation announcing it was exploring concrete ideas with its allies and partners. here's what these really ambassador to the un had to say that we are not eager to spout any ground invasion any. well, i don't want to send my son and we don't to send our boys to fight them in a foreign country. but we are determined to protect the sea because of these about, we believe fail diplomatic solution. if it's not working, we are using other methods to show to the other side that we mean business. what have we heard from other western leaders? are there any speaking out against israel as late as military campaigns? same old mantra of israel having the right to self defense, but this is not nothing to be agreed upon by some global powers whose equal

u. n. a. but you have to talk to the fundamental human rights, the dignity and west of every person. and the court rights of nations. large and small. the firm to the aspiration contained in the universal declaration of rights that we should strive for the word free of barbarous acts. that outrage the conscience of human kind. genocide was declared to be a stain on the conscience of the world. and the world community took a stand against genocide, apartheid was declared a crime against humanity and a stain on the conscience of the world. the united nations took a stand against a party. these was seen as crimes against humanity then. and they continued to be crimes against humanity. now it has been 11 months since how mos attack that killed 1200 people as and where hostages were taken. i saw that africa, we have condemned to this attack. endless phones. these are all embarked on an act of collective punishment. and it's a thoughts on the people of gaza. the torment of the people of gods that continues unabated. more than 41000 palestinians have been cute homes, hospitals, churches, mo

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all right, let's cross live now to our t correspondent, rebecca napa to flew in jed par to rebecca. we also heard from the indonesian foreign minister at the u. n. g, a earlier today with some very strong statements. what can you tell us about those remarks? all right, i asked the start of the statement innovations for a minute. so no model city emphasized that indonesia s l will always stand with the people of palestine to attend or ride to have an independent state ball. pilots type in a need for a house once again called on the international community to take the sy fi action off the israel palestine conflict of so the used the opportunity use the moment to put pressure on goes around to come back to of political solution for a 2 stage solution because the fact as overall the majority of the un members strongly support the 2 state solution. however, as we speak more than 41000 people in golf i has been killed in do need is that enough? is the question that much to the ask what i'm talking to empty seats on israel site . i speak no more than 41000 people in gas. i have been killed situation in russ bank. they've been done uh, debt that a rati

u. n. we also had earlier from mr. volk, attacks united nations high commission of human rights. he made the point that it was difficult to conceive how those attacks on his bullet could consume with key principles of distinction and proportionality on the international humanitarian. let's discuss this a little further with kristen salumi. she's at the united nations in new york. you uh, there are lot more speakers to come in the coming hours, but let's just talk in a little more detail about why this meeting was cold by the united nations security council and in and how is your assess the mood, the as you mentioned, it was called by algeria in response to the targeting of communication devices across lab and on, on the 17th and 18th of september. but when it comes to the mood at the united nations, i mean, to say that there is growing concerned about regional escalation. it would be the biggest understatement to put it in context this.

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u n. have also condemned the strike and there was another is ready striking illness, right? refugee camp over night. 2 people were killed and 10 more injured when the house was targeted. and as striking jamalia is killed, at least one person, the search for people missing under the rubble is on guy. as his blood says, it find a barrel of rockets towards israel's main defense base and the knowles is there any minute she confronted the attack, saying some 20 project house have been 5? it's advice of the rockets were intercepted, old fell into open areas. are you as a cross carry, deployed to the middle east is heading home depends good. has decided to bring back the u. s. s. theodore roosevelt. the follow the red decision to keep it to us navy aircraft carriers in the region since during the past week the by the ministration had increased us ministry presence in them at least to help defend israel from possible attacked by iran and its prophecies. political hayton is more from the public. a got his a now says the us as theater roosevelt aircraft carrier, has moved out of the m

this house, which was india, believes that, that we have the right to choose many years ago when i was looking for the u. n. in new york as a, as a young man. i remember there was a book that came on the shuttle going to because of many voices. one was never held up as an example of freedom of speech. freedom of speech is very due to the so, particularly for those of us who have been on the do and do whatever i know to get a little vivian. when we went on to a 108 deals with the news today as a boat nation, we had wrote a lot about history and culture. we also have a very close relationship with the russian situation, which had in fact abena, strong, strategic part of india to pick up. if the, if the, if you watch on as a projects such as the stick, just really got to also defend riana of liberty to see those programs. and i'm glad i was informed opinion about what is happening. so if the with to decide that they don't want to hear a different perspective, then i would question them it. what is then the freedom of speech to the dog about regionals and reach me during the spring devoting you're going, i'm g

u. n. fail to box it prospective new members holding a veto saying washington believes that right could make the security college sales work dysfunctional policy. and we don't want to give up our, our veto power. and we do think if we expand that veto power across the board, it will make the council more dysfunctional. have indicated that we support 2 permanent seats for africa. how that plays out on they asked. the continent will be up to the africans to well declare. so the africans will determine who those permanent, ma'am, they're gonna run and have to be voted on by $193.00 members. but who are their candidates for this? so they've decided that themselves has not for me to tell. they are for good, right? you need to take the south africa, or you need to pick you jeff, or you need to, to, to, you know, to kenya, they will determine who will run for their seats. well, the us proposal sparked debates among african leaders with the ro, london president, offering his inside and in which of the confidence 54 countries could set up a council. one permanent seed would have to be held by th

right here on the law school meals. ok, let's leave the united states the u. n. and the center for a common sense, a course of un renowned for preventing conflict more and defending the week and stuffing genocides anyway. let's move off with us or let's go to live a pool. all right, make a great football team. a lovely part of the world, a lot of ours, their parties that could swim as we call them and build and just use their i guess it was there. i could all to tier care to tier care decided to make a speech. and of course, he stuck his nose firmly up the ass of these railways and pleaded for a return of the sausages to watch the hostages. you mean no armour armour or must return the sauce searchers? yeah, let's have a look at the video as well. again for the immediate c spot and garza over ton of success to break the way we go. i mean, how do you manage to do that? i mean, is this a serious world we're living in the return of associates? what do you think of celsius on his mind? of course, leaving the good old u. k. had ukrainian, can the united kingdom and hea

u. n. is calling for an end to israel siege in a statement. it says that you and human rights office condemns the is really security forces use of unlawful force during militarized operations in the occupied west bank and calls for an immediate end to the current attack on jeanine refugee camp. children in central gaza has been vaccinated against the highly contagious polio virus. long queues are formed outside several vaccination sites and there are by law and as a way to refugee camps the un names to inoculate 640000 children under the age of 10. it will be done in 3 phases this month, covering central southern and northern got health care workers and trained volunteers have been giving children their 1st 2 drops of the oral vaccine. a mrs. the, this is one of the series of diseases that spread during the war, and this disease is frightening from the moment we heard about it. we were afraid we escaped death with our children, and we were displaced from one place to another for the sake of our children and we found these diseases. we are thankful to the institutions that cont

u. n. has been taking over with what's happening in the release, especially the escalation and live and on right now, we're ready to lensky during a security council meeting on tuesday. she said that she dismissed calls to a negotiated settlement with russia because russia could only be forced into peace earlier just a few minutes ago, savanski was speaking at presenting the risk that russia is for the rest of the world, especially for europe. he also warned about the risk of a nuclear disaster and shot because of the south 40 channel power plants for the next right now on the rushes from solar. he also spoke about how the winter campaign is going to have an impact in ukraine, the russian, a winter campaign that is coming right now when he was very, very specific about what he said was the united nations inability to sol, peace and war. because too much we live on the security council. vito power this is something that we have been hearing at the united nations. i last and i'll tony, regarding ukraine, but also on what's happening in the middle east because of the united states veto power becaus

u. n. special rather to us on environmental defendants said they would take the warranty, all the accounts of europe's commission of human rights. so there's a clear, a symmetry between the responses of many state authorities and the standards that safe god, the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly of the last generation has gathered for the demonstration in downtown throw. the police are also here in the numbers, expecting direct action tactics like hand going. but the day with control last generation will make a surprise announcements, advisors to the board. the lawyers got to keep up with the city to give it up to the claims i left them, opted to use this box a significant shift for loss in russian. they need more people to join the cause and not the rest of the 100. is that why having a less extreme strategy, they avoid the harsh legal repercussions brought against last integrations, 1st generation, miriam is facing up to 5 years in prison. the allegations that last generation is a criminal organization or off held. the government reacted with a smart depression kind of approach and it was just so smart people took togeth

right now. this shows the devastation open area of following is really attacks. the u. n. p. c could make the make is a so called in to him for say that mission has turned from monitoring the situation to patrolling the boat deland. all these corresponding yes, and i can send just this report from the favorites. 8 the situation is volatile as it is, but it seems that it is worsening as every single day goes by. and as each day does go by, we are essentially facing a new called difficulties in this already precarious situation. these really defense forces to shoot us a statement suggesting that it's part of just conducted a strike, invade routes, and i was just looking into it right now. as we receive more details and information about the place i should of the i should of the is a, is a center of an area invaded with which is known to be a christian neighborhood. why is this important? it's important because back in 2000 and sick when uh, 20061 israel, the hezbollah went to war. uh, christian villages and towns where essentially safe from israeli attacks. and that was the gen

right to self defense. as provided for under the u. n. johnson. and recognized by a $141.00 members of this assembly, we will stand with you prayed for as long as it takes because the alternative would be to confirm the west claims about this place. for the international law is merely the type of type. i'm not to address this, can do what they will. we will never let that happen because it is all duty to respond to about the interest world, which trends to keep people safe. but alone. that's not enough. that's not the limit of our responsibility. we must say what together to make the world less dangerous. and so we have to face some hot proofs. the institutions of peace, struggling, underfunded under pressure on over politicized the entire framework of bombs control and counter proliferation. painstakingly constructed, often decades has begun to follow the way the rom continues to expand this new truck typically in violation of its international commitments. incredible, new technology is like a lot of being deployed from military use without agree

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