u. n. s. c, the united nations security council that would, that had been proposed to recognize palestine as a state which they proceeded to do. yeah. yesterday, a lot to unpack from what you've said. but don't you think that the united states given its history of v towing anything that is in any way in favor of palestinians? wouldn't they have vetoed that anyway? well, i think it's more um, stark, at the moment. certainly the history would suggest that on the other hand, they have really had to come out and support a 2 state solution. and how does one do that if one of the parties is not a state? so i think that's it more critical now. then probably it has been in the past. okay, mr. merante, if i can come to you with one of the points that miss farm on for mine made, which is the possibility that this is manageable in attack could have been carried out from iranian soil. these are not the sort of drones that you've seen has belie use against. is there any regime or those right in the regime us

u. n. s. c, and what sort of changes are needed there in your if you well, frankly, i don't think that the skillets across the security council is the relevant. and the, i don't think that there's a price comparison between the u. m and the league of nations. the big difference is of the existence of, of the permanent members of the security council who have the right to veto. this is a very important function which x actually should be viewed as the key incentive to find and negotiate a solution. and that's how it usually works. for example, recently a restaurant china to use the heat. so when you yes, table to resolution, which was actually the green light for the 0 to continue what it does in gaza with reference to the ceasefire, which was actually the main demand for the international community. only has determined determines the imperative of immediacy is fine. so i really failed to understand what is it determines to imperative and how it would have been implemented practically. so when he

again, it's, it's baby steps that started small, but as we seen in columbia, n y, u, u. s. c. these are university students that are taking up charge and saying to the university is that they go through that they pay into. they say that enough is enough, and they're making the demands very clear. there's setting the demands that they want transparency, that they want the students to be protected and we have the ability to free speech and a peaceful assembly. and that's what we're doing here. students. it's no different than any other university. it has been doing it in the past, and again we have certain demands. and what we see for the past 7 months is the ongoing genocide because of the videos that are coming out in the atrocity up to atrocities an indication that the university's care very little as we know, that they're complicit and the bidding of the dentist and was as is any other institution here in the us, this is just the latest protest here. your university g, w, a. tell us what it's been like to be a pro policy and active us because there's been a lot of issues wit

and the entire triangle came out today to support the students at s g p, u n. c. g. thanks very much. well, some of the student protests have told me, but they have been told by the university now that the sprinklers will be activated at midnight. so they all proactively covering the sprinklers pockets to sell themselves paint edge. as long as you was saying, some of the buildings they apply have to towards lots of the restrooms company use . obviously, people here living here for 2 days, like i need to use the restroom so they say about send a 10 by the university to get them out. and they've also been told that the university is said, it will no longer take away the trash, but the protest to say a manually to a max fail at the time to try to keep this face clean and not provide any body so they can send you what they think, okay, well based on what we've seen across the us the last few days, i kind of doubt that the university is going to be able to sprinkle away the protesters, but who knows, watch the space, fill of l. thank you very much. let's go to ellen fishe

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