you just fold in new york, but the latest from the u. n. s. thank you. the mazda miller think group says that within 5700 people have now been killed by his really air strikes in garza. israel's blockade is also causing a cute shortages of food, water medicine and fuel. the you an agency which helps refugees in gaza says that it may have to stop in operations unless more fuel is delivered in this lack of fuel. it's already hindering, stretched emergency services the blood stain, wreckage, ambulance, and gaza. this vehicle was crushed by the bloss companies really strike labels for one last purpose we were running out of fuel. and so we have been taking petro and diesel from the damaged ambulances and using it to fuel the ones that are working in common causes ambulance drivers, emetics have been working around the clock and a great personal risk since israel began forming the strip last control health industry says that over 5000 people been killed in the bombing of the legend. so, but that you were having great difficulty transporting the injured also b

running very, very pop and golf has been pushed into abas, half of the sooner to a mile from the u. n. s and see from boston and refugees for a ministry perspective. i asked michael o'hanlon, a senior fellow for foreign policy at the brooklyn, and at the brookings institution, and washington, excuse me, for what he makes of the rates and got the and they're looking for certain things and including hostages. obviously, once they go in and mass with a big force, they know the hostages lives or even greater peril. and so if there's any hope whatsoever of finding those hostages didn't make sense to try to do it beforehand. however, this is very hard work to find people like needles in a haystack to find individuals, whether as rarely or i'm oscillators or a mos holding the is rarely because you just don't have a lot of ways to find these individuals. so you can try, you can help, you might know their cell phone numbers or be able to recognize their voices or otherwise have some kind of a telltale signature. but it's not that hard to just find a basement for an apartment and put people there.

the un general assembly is trying to do u n. s c 15 countries, u n. j. a 193 countries give or take one or 2. but i think i think i'm probably doing that. so this is essentially the world saying i'm, i'm just being told by the way, we're always flipping life to what's happening to you. and i'm just being told the amani speaker will be live very shortly. but let's try to get this point in the u. n. g a is weighing in on a possible truce for the fighting and gaza. and there we are until the money. a representative is speaking, live at the united nations and reads the kingdom of bahrain, the kingdom of so the area, the state of cuts are the state of grades and my country. this also needs of online . we meet today from this emergency at special session. unfortunately, as the security council has been unable for days to take a united time off and on what is transpiring though and be occupied by this to the entire tories? especially, what does it cost? 250 it out at the center even though it went on the aggression on it by is really up to patient forces when t

as israel impose new settlements, this meaning of the u. n. s. c was held on the topic of the current violence in the middle lease. and we heard from representatives for both sides. the foreign minister for the state of palestine knew that almost all the more than 5000 people killed by israel and the gaza strip have been civilians. and he argued that killing civilians won't make is real safe. he said that freedom from occupation is the ultimate condition for common peace and security. you have both spoken of the scene on people's legitimate grievances, addressing them of their legitimate explanations, hope achieving them of their right to self determination, support. it's serialization for those actively engaged, to avoid an even greater humanitarian catastrophe. the original spin over it must be clear that discount only be achieved by putting immediate end. so there is an early war launched against the policy of people in the augusta as tract stop. the plot the blushing, then out of so many fronts open for the war on none, for the peace in gaza.

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both sides of the border roof and ocean archie reporting films that russia is representative at the u. n. s. c has slammed washington for its failure to agree on a cease fire in gaza, causing growing civilian suffering. and this is such a that's, i want to us, the us representative a question, explain why you are against the ceasefire. does this mean that the united states being a permanent member of the security council? suppose the doctrine of total retaliation in gather just what is your sympathy for civilians which you so eloquently expressed in every meeting of the council long ukraine, and vis. despite the fact that the lives of civilians in ukraine are not exposed to nearly the same threats as the palestinians and guys, i mean, what do you only think about villas in the european continent and no one in washington cas about palestinian lives. i would like to address the same questions to the rest of the western delegation, send the council to bashfully abstained and old rough resolutions. we introduced the cold for a cease fire. colleagues, you are double standards on more than obviou

i'm the only question that i think on see or to why the convention a d, a i u n s c c, convention. token of all of our community now is guys is in the order 6 this. and they are also said that was supposed to very fee should be equal among, or countries, even though the higher the convention say in the that there is a common but differentiated to this about. so really the sort of a, so apply this for this event and they forgot that they are the responsibility in this. and i was going through this over know, did the environment for a long time. and they not only did with there is a sausage, but also saying, so they are saying that a, the convention and the whole agreement into an already agreement. why? and they are a subsidizing core. and they just set eyes categories. they are put into heavy taxes on the or, and when they talk about kind of on the desk, basically they're so big guys are they simply designate that so these are still them in the center. so i, i don't think it does being discovered many litigations, many countries the same the same that so the policy. so what you are doing

u. n. 's local office, the refugee registration. hoping for a document that will enable him to stay here and not be sent back to us kinda stone . but it will, the past several years were given assurances that we would not encounter any problems in pakistan on the other one. but they've now started the process of expelling africa and the see, you know, but that it was those that i can, that's why we have protesting, hold on honey. the owner of the house where i live has also wanted us to lee and get it started kind of get out of the end. if we don't, they will contact the local police and then the police will take legal action against this side. they normally tell us what i've gotten to the put us will go to cms. i don't. yeah, i just had a goal here in this and i'm about how my unique sounds and living as attend, or he says the pay is hardly enough to feed his family, not to learn funded jenny back to afghanistan. but along with being evicted from his home, he's also using this job. another consequence of the authorities, new policy

and the only places that i think on see or to why the convention a g a u n. s c c convention talking about or maybe in house guys is in the or 6 is and they are also said that was supposed to very fee should be equal among, or countries. even though the higher the conventions say in the that there is a common but differentiated us about so really the sort of a so apply this for this event and based on invest that they are the responsibility in this. and i was going through this over no to the environment for a long time. and they not only did with there is a sources, but also saying, so they are telling me that on convention and the whole agreement into an all in agreement why. and they are a subsidizing card is just that, i guess it is. they are within the heavy taxes on the, on when they talk about kind of on desk. basically they're so big guys are they simply designate that. so these are still in the center. so i, i don't think it does being discovered many delegations, management is saying the same that so the policy. so what do you are doing? you are doing

u. n. 's latest update. a few minutes ago, 2 of those were you in schools were being used as emergency shelters. so the u. n is basically throwing their hands up in the air and just pleading with the world really and a and a security council and anyone that will listen to basically say we cannot provide the humanitarian assistance in gaza like we could previously. uh, the top un official for humanitarian affairs. martin griffith will be in the region in egypt on tuesday were told where he is going to be again trying to advance some sort of progress on getting some a into guys. gabrielle is on the line from the united nation. thank you very much for all still ahead on how does era human rights activists accuse this? well, of using a potentially lethal chemical, a piece of tax on the concept the brought to you by visit capital. and here's how it's working across the america is thanks for your time. so still blooming conditions for the you as ne holidays, wendy, as it has been, those winds will be reserved for c

u. n. 's legitimacy through and not entirely thought out and fully calibrated council decision. height is history contains a lot of experience of you're responsible for an interference that was water, gave rise to the downward spiral. the patients have not been able to ever come for years. authorizing another use of force in haiti without the precise understanding of the parameters of the mission that is being authorized is short sighted. moreover, the concept of operations should be, needs to be approved by the security council, rather than provided for it to look at post fact. and he has on my local revolt or in nigeria and some of the of the, as it talks about what happened at the un security council meeting is both comments after repeated caused by i hate, sees i'm prime, and they stop area. harry has been calling for support, you know, asking the international community to, to enter then in the caribbean country that has been over, ron, you know, by um, gallons, especially in the capital city of oakland park upgrades. so basically, we're processing the calls from the united

students, to be able to, if they leave their homes, they would never allow back to their phones or the u. n. s. codes of the situation in gaza, or they, they've quoted a true human catastrophe and say that even thousands of install, i've already been killed that by is ready as to likes. the also claims move in 5000 public city and lives. what exactly is the international community doing to help? and this will it seems to me that to you, i'm, is doing what it does. oh, it's just making statements and making calls back. nothing really concrete in this regard. i think the us role has been really shameful in regard to just giving them conditional support to is right without like holding a certain comfortable to even the minimal criminal. most of human rights us and international low regulations are for where at least to tell them the targets of events, at least told him, do not displace the people from their homes or police to told him bring the bus for a lot of news kilometers. medical assistant to the hospital, it seems that the us have completely in your opinion, been on the side of withdrawal

u. n. 's top humanitarian affairs official in charge of relief efforts and emergency coordination reported that this past week he said it's been a test for humanity, and humanity is failing. that's according to martin griffith. the top official for the un handling humanitarian affairs are still ahead of here on out as they are going hungry and dogs on his rails. total sage, and as strikes me and that's food supplies are running like the the how i, the big cold out is now under way across here you can see there's a lot of class dressing out of the baltic states right down across central and southern positive frauds right into spain and portugal, there's that coal from that blue line that behind that that's where the co they're really talking in talk. they talked about pack types of boss a quite a stiffness, wesley. when also pushing through member last week we had temperatures in london and paris getting into the may twins. is that the top type of chip a sunday? so quite a difference. what a di

but there's no concrete details on when and how the palestinian ambassador to the u. n. s. cools on countries not to allow israel to violate international re had months. so address that emergency session of the general assembly in new york. it follows to failed security council resolutions table by the us and russia. the onset of to the feeling of palestinian civilians is not the killing of these are really civilians. and the answer to the killing of is that a civilians is not the killing of palestinian civilians. vengeance is a dead and the only path for it or is justice. the only path for the is justice. justice for the palestinian people. i done this start the law done then that done. but eric, it done bit today it to accommodate is the in i'm israel's ambassador to the un nice for a tribute to those who died on october. the 2nd i will conclude with the moment of silence for all the victims of commerce's atrocity. if the supporters of this resolution choose to ignore the victims in their text, i will pay respect to their memory. i too, went to court for a moment of sile

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u. n. secretary generals office released a statement saying the united nations considers it impossible for such a movement to take place without devastating humanitarian consequences. israel has rejected the u. n.'s is continuing with its mission. tonight, israeli defense forces announced that they have made raids into gaza territory to eliminate the threat of terrorist cellos, and to collect evidence that will aid in locating's hostages. hamas, meanwhile, has told gaza residents to remain in place and called israel's evacuation orders psychological warfare. to give you some perspective here, the gaza strip is 25 miles long. about the length of marathon. , residents of northern gaza have been told to flee to the south of woody gaza, which is about halfway down the territory. now gaza residents who do choose to make the journey south will have to do so after surviving a four-day blockade by israel, which has cut off access to food and fuel, and water, and electricity. while israeli defense forces dropped more than 6000 bombs on gaza in the last eight days. right now, the death toll in this conflict has reached more than 3200. israel reports that the number of israelis who have lost their lives rem

u. n. the cues, the u. s. a. playing a role in the conflict, it looks really nice little in the business. unfortunately, this is not an isolated episode. it is the civil action of the tragic events and the region that followed us were the result of washington's long term destructive rule in line to sabotage the solution of fundamental issues of the longstanding conflict. the desire to replace conscious parts patient in the middle east settlement with the promotion of palliative economic measures a little while. and these are all people say that almost every family knows someone who had a loved one killed by him. us now and then on the ones whose mother was the victim of the october 7th attack, she has a habit of fix durry. my mother uh was in the keyboards and my niece wasn't that kid was as well. and it's 8 o'clock, saturday, 8 o'clock in the morning. we woke up. it was because we heard that something's going going on down south. so i called my mom. and she knew that there was the nice, those were being fired from guys out, but she didn't realize that they were homeless. and people comin

u. n. and tool for the u. s. in fact, 1010 your lead international minute to mission, to hate sweets with locals in the country saying they shouldn't be doing washington . they take it is ridiculous to have tenure restore peace and are in haiti so that america can achieve its mission. and advocates only one to misuse our country and use it as a stepping stone to reach that destiny. our mission is not experienced at all. we don't even have good weapons and our economy also is not doing well. ukrainian presidents not to me, is that landscape publicly owners. yes. and not the not so you collaborate to all the west and media attendance.

u. s. a n d u and the west and colonialism and was cut off the sheet or the steps of the african natural resources. and this is why they couldn't wow, that is quite a profit. so libya had deep ties to italy and france under gadhafi. can you explain that for us as well? yes, you have relations with it in france during the doctor, you were on different levels. so you started going to different normally go political and strategic dang mention. so let me add it to the add. uh they are oh, and the colonial and the history between 19111943. so the that laid the foundation for the relationship that was the defender and later on into an improvement of the relationship, particularly doing good stuff. he took the power in the late sixty's and he said he became one of leave us most important trading office. the distance is racial by c, as in, maybe i use the export or any and the any the guy in the energy company was in a direct, the heavily involved in the they've been or the guys exploration and product

u. s. a. n. nato quite explicitly bombed libya to over throw russian ally moammar gadhafi. and the united states conspired to violently over throw ukraine's president victory on a co bitch in february 2014. incidentally, these are all basic points, easily known. and if were the us main stream media has gone out of its way to create a kind of amnesia, right? in the united states, the worst of all of this is the new york times, i'm sorry to say, won't tell us readers any of the truth. any of the background of this. what's interesting is that the nato secretary general yes, stolen burg, actually spelled it out. i think kind of inadvertently brag well, i want to, you know, i want to read paraphrase. it goes, bringing it. we're going to have against oldenburg. uh, let me bring him in right now. preston tooth in sick slid in the ultimate 2021. an extra cent that's a draw off treat to the native design, to promise no more. nathan argument, he went to the war to prevent a nate to 18 to the closest borders. he has. he has got the exact opposite, is get more nate, the presence in the

and today we heard such comments from the id s u n. c on the comma, iran assistance from us before the war, directly with training, weapons, money, and technological know how this assistance stuff. moss continues even now with intelligence, incitement on social media, and by whipping up incitement against israel across the world based on a group home because he has to comment on that. but usually i want in officials play down such remarks by israel or by american officials saying that such accusations are safe to cover up the is really is a failure and it's war with homeless and also to whitewash. it's a war crimes in the gaza strip. so, and it seems that the american officials and some of his rating uh, officials are trying to drag yvonne into the conflict. uh, we uh, we have heard from the, uh, american officials recently that uh, they have a claim that one is trying to facilitate drone and watch it attacks against the american military bases in syria and iraq. again, one is he had to comment on that. uh, but it won't have since day

and today we heard such comments from the id s u n. c, i, the coma, ron assisted from us before the war, directly with training, weapons, money, and technological know how this assistance to of mos continues given now with intelligence, incitement on social media, and by whipping up incitement against israel across the world. as long as the public has yet to comment on that, but usually i want in officials play down such remarks by israel or by american officials saying that such accusations are safe to cover up the is really is a failure. and it swore with homos and also to whitewash it's a war crimes in the gaza strip. so, and it seems that the american officials and that some is ready officials are trying to drag iran into the conflict. uh we, we have heard from the american officials recently that they have a claim that one is trying to facilitate drone and watch it attacks against the american military bases in syria and iraq. again, one is yet to comment on that, but it won't have since day one said that it does not have anything

it's just putting certain feelings to as a young boy, he had no idea of the neo nazi n s u group forming in his neighborhood, where future members be out to shape up and move and one, los attended the youth club on the corner. somehow adam sense that he was seldom truly st. ready the routine violence of the 19 ninety's may have subsided, but not the racism. in 2016 conrad adam was racially harassed by a group of drunk people while on his way to the supermarket. he called the police for assistance asking to be removed from the square footage to stop this good while you got when the officer refused to come and remove them. so i could be able to, i tried to explain again why i thought that was necessary, that they were racially abusive. there might racially abuse other people that day do some talking with the pleasant kind of just the thing. perhaps for about as models, least of them, the police officer said something like, what does the same as you're just making a big deal about the color of your skin? you helped us get food, you like, and the most i'll hold, hold on like young black peop

u, the u. s. the shut the u. n. d soft significance of those 4 pieces, the once this thought a threatening cutting a this a in mostly a 100 percent for the goal is to serving by law does who meditate a needs and development needs. and in fact, what's happening in these that i'm on and it could bite, but this is what i have controls. every aspect of this eats from a to z because they have very vicious visiting processes. they know exactly what comes inside gaza and what comes outside goes. so they are fully in control of, of the exhibit, a process and the ones who receive a b, the assistance of development. they are more of many or most of the you and agencies and angels locked out of it is also by the domestic community. and by isn't. so the argument that this a, it can be used, but how much is a very false i'll argument for me as a sweet, as a collective punishment for them to put us in a position. because of the days that i and the not active, that the guys all the people, the guys that the whole time us. well, we

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yeah, i know, but i'm not accessing the s u n. so i mean, don't ask me that question because honestly, i can't to respond to it. i go to ask you these questions the stand out for today, but i, you know, with the people want to know what is basically going to happen next. and the, the, the fear is the next phase of this will be an even bloody a ground offensive, which will then trigger a wider escalation throughout the region. let me put it this way without asking you to divulge what discussions you've had with anyone. all you personally worried that a ground defensive will lead to a wider ex escalade or the whole region? yeah, let me put you back the way the longer these going that it off on the ground. the more in tennessee is the bigger the chance is for some incidents to happen. that would trigger a very, very dangerous situation. also originally, that's my view and i see no nothing to revise that for me at the moment. and i must say that is one of these incidents. this was the hospital incidence in the in golf. so yesterday an

u. s. u n h the all to work with refugee some to the policy, i'm sorry, he's out pay the salaries of the civil self instead of working on the ground. the reason we said that it's a takes a lot of care to see exactly where its financial aid goes, but of course they're all concerned since based, attacked by how much the some of the 8 boxes made its way into the hands of thomas . them could have been used as part of this attack. that's something that the you is going to be looking at very carefully of full stakes. certainly they want that to be the case. they say, as far as that concert is notes, but you can see why there was some in the states that are going to be concerned by that. and then of course, so many of those sayings or whatever happens, we must make sure that you monitor in a gets through. okay, and we'll keep an eye on that meeting later today to see what comes out of it. and tasha, thanks very much and have a good night now to john hinge and he's standing by for us and it washington

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