u. n. said the allegations, them from fear over the channels global viewership and its refusal to stick to the main stream narrative. the current and us administration is absolutely not interested in americans having access to any alternative point of view. since archie is still a very popular channel in the us and around the world, washington is trying to direct it's dangerous, specifically at r, t and other russian who's agencies that are trying to convey the truth. be around in foreign ministry ways in on us claims that to ron is interfering in the american presidential election.

u. n. a said, a loving western weapons to stripe deep into russian territory would mean direct more between las coordinator, a sewage switch. the result is due today with a very high degree of probability. we can say that the decision to live restrictions on the use of long range weapons the strikes against russia has long been made in the west. and that was simply witnessing the final stage of its legitimize agents in the eyes of public opinion. actually in relation to key, if this does not change anything for us. in principle, the nazi regime has been hitting on territory for a long time outside the combat zone. staging terrorist attacks that gauge the civilian population on the civilian infrastructure over the country. if the decision to lift the restrictions is indeed taken a will be taken, it will mean that from this moment until they take countries begin, a direct support with russia. as you know, do you solve such weapons as possible? and the, if you have access to intelligence from a satel

n y p b. and as you said, the u. n. g a will start a couple of hours here with a. the 1st is speech by the president of the general assembly. and the secretary general of the united nations followed by a brazilian president, leasing us to let us silver and then a president joe biden. his last a u. n. g, a address will, who will focus a layout and sufficient for continued us leadership on the will stage. that's what we've been hearing on several calls. also a from the white house here that he will focus not on the, on a, the tensions in the middle east. we just had that from my colleagues there, but also on the rushes of war and ukraine. and what about those tensions that in the middle east, which featured prominently on monday? that's right, and that's also what we expect to hear from him and also from prime minister is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as well as police genuine indeed. and would that possible both to address the you in general assembly on assess the of cause that has been pressure on the u. s. t more red line lines. and when it comes, say

u. n. 20 gutierrez said that the many countries that are just going on without facing any accountability for those actions. so that's also assign beside to do some play is also meant to reach. now the one ukraine was center stage last year, general assembly not so this year, but it will still mention wasn't it? that's right, and also because during last year's un general assembly october 7th did not happen . and everything that happened afterwards in gauze and occupied westbank in now in south and 11. and, but of course, ukraine is still an important topic here. ukrainian president fuller, junior zalinski, the we'll meet on thursday, not only president biden and vice president terrace, but also former president donald trump, meeting with republicans. and also with democrats. meeting was politically from across the all to secure supports, not just from this administration, but also for the next one. so it will still be very present to you at the you in general, listen, w correspondence, benjamin alvarez, a group of the reported from the united nations in new york. thank you. we're going t

u. n. and he said that these are the darkest j days ever for palestinians. algeria critical country on many in regards, but primarily here at the u. n. because they are on the security council, one of the 10 elected members of the council and for the last year. so they've taken the lead in proposing and pushing forward a cease fire resolutions for guys. most of them have fail due to 3 us vito's over the past year or so, but will be watching out very, very closely as well as the french diplomatic sources tell us that the french are considering trying to perhaps get some sort of resolution on living on a going in the next couple days. diplomatic sources also tell us that there is a wide acknowledgement by the 15 security council members that they need. the security council needs to speak with one voice on israel's, a tax on lab and on. and they need to do it now, so we're expecting something in the next couple of days. okay, guys on the my thanks from dave to bring us the latest the from i'm good at in new york is also the head hair on al jazeera history in the making in the u. k. as if it co

u. n. 60 general has said that she is gravely alarmed by the escalation here. i'm prime minister measuring the hockey. she has said that these really strikes a genocide in every sense of the word. and so yes, as you can, as you can imagine things a very tense here, every level. um, yeah, and it as easy as you said there also lots of traffic jones, i've known as very small countries like one can only imagine how much along that coast it must be really busy with those calls trying to move around all of a mazda and thanks for the update from favorites. well let's go to homes of sancho, it's his life for us from online and jordan of course, thoughts because he's ready to government has bind. i'll do 0 from reporting within the honda. what has is robin saying about what's been happening for the last 24 hours or say the whole side of just in the last 25 minutes or so. there have been more rockets that have been launched from southern lebanon into several parts of israel. some of them reaching as far as now they are at nazareth, rather, which is a little more central

u . n. a countries envoys said it would explicitly mean nato's direct involvement in the complex and be a declaration of war. here's what brought him repeat and said some days ago about the situation. this is for just of there is an attempt to substitute concepts because we are not talking about allowing or forbidding the key of regime to strike out territory. it already does that with the help of drones and other means. but when we are talking about the use of precision weapons, long range, western made weapons, it is a completely different story. the fact is that i have already mentioned this, and then the experts will confirm it both in our country and in the west. the ukrainian army is incapable of striking with modern western made long range precision systems. it can only do that by using intelligence from satellites, which ukraine does not have. they get the data only from the you satellites, or from the united states, in general, from nato satellites. that's the 1st thing. the 2nd and very important thing. maybe the key one is that the flight emissions. and these missile systems can, in fact,

u. n. agency for palestinian refugee said employees was stopped to gunpoint despite prior coordination. israel claims the palestinian suspects and the convoy for the pay that is there any says the cause were heavily damaged by it's very bold. those. it's all stuff have been released often more than 8 hours. so monday was supposed to be the start of the school year for garza's. children as well as war means us almost all of the territories schools have either been destroyed or how being used to house displaced people as results. more than $650000.00 palestinians students faced another year without education. among them. uh, 40000 high schoolers who couldn't sit exams this. yeah. the kind of spending administrative education says more than 11500 students have been killed on tens of thousands injured buys, very attacks within 750 teachers and professors have also been killed. and 92 percent of gauze, the schools are out of service, stopped being damaged or destroyed and is very a tax. the closer it has more now from down below in central cancer. this used to be a place of learning, but now

u. n. agency for palestinian refugees said employees were stopped at gunpoint despite prior coordination with the is really military. israel claims that there were palestinians suspects in the convoy. the un says it's cars were heavily damaged by is really bulldozers and is really military is continuing its raid across the occupied west bank because the army stormed the haitian refugee camp south of bethlehem. at least 3 palestinians were detained after their homes were rated. the only land crossing between jordan and the occupied west bank has reopened. after a 2 day closure hate was shut down. following the killing of 3 is really guards. on sunday. hundreds of palestinians were stranded near the crossing this from the occupied west bank side. it's now reopened for civilian traffic, only not yet for commercial goods, houses or is homed us. a hoot has more from the jordanian side of the border as well as you can see behind me the passengers are now coming and going from the king . hussein border crossing and on the other side these really controlled alan b crossing. it was shuddered for

u. n. agency for processing and refugees said employees was stopped at gun point despite the prior coordination is row claims the web posting and suspects in the conference. you in says it's cause were heavily damaged, buys very booth as well. stuff with been released off to more than 8 hours. this is where the as strikes have killed 18 people in the city and the province of homa, that's according to state media, the tax targeted a scientific research center and defense. the bar choice. serious health minister has described the strikes as brutal and bob barry aggression tensions between israel and dom groups in the region. i've been advising in recent months a bridge collapse over flooded veteran northern vietnam, a sponsor, an ongoing search for survivors. the collapse happened in from total province off to the arrival of type of warranty. the deputy prime minister says 10 vehicles, including a truck and 2 scooters fell into the red river. 3 people had been rescued, but at least the 13 is still missing. the remnants of the storm have triggered land slides in flooding. at least 64 people have b

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

in your opinion, what said the, what to the u. n. b deal or i'd be doing the actually the uh the uh the car which shed us has in the security council stops and prevents any action which can be taken to spot this hor, as tall as i, as in a position to the account of a what it has been doing, of course, we'll know that guys g at that we saw him. that what we have there, we have been told. that is what i'm against the prime minister of best buy. and the best defense minister. we will that this decision will not take longer because every day, every day passes on, we will be at and busy counting the number of dead people. and it seems that word has got used to have so many bad experience getting kate and guess that the worse bang, it's not only in augusta, we're in the us back. i'm talking to you from a lot in louis bench. we, we actually go on this has the choice and we have states getting x ready for the dollars. we have us for pets at a minute being attacked a case where powers at a being attacked over 700 on here's where there's actua

bit later, but king of the, who knows the situation and does that as well as anybody really said that the u. n. system. the un itself is under attack both politically and otherwise more than $220.00 unrest. staff members have been killed and gaza since october 7th. so we started out with that, but then went into how this conflict has to stop cold out israel specifically, and is called out the world really saying that we can no longer go on with the status quote with the status quote. he said of, of, uh that is currently untenable. and the king up to the saying that this, this, this israel's bombardment of guys that shows that the status quote is no longer possible when it comes to this conflict. he talked about, he called on other countries to join jordan, to set up a, a guys, a humanitarian gateway to try to get a into guys a. so he's put so little substance as well into his, his speech. but clearly he said the world has the as it has failed humanity, when it comes to guys have spent his entire speech on guys and it really shows you how important it is right now. gabriel, not long before the

dozen other people were killed in the strike on a school in gaza, which israel said was a hum off command center. the u. n. shapes and what's happening in the territory is totally unacceptable. also coming up thailand, new prime minister lays out her plans for the country tight on time she to want is a 3rd member for family to hold office plus each of the wants. if queen, back a top egyptian archaeologist calls for the bus of never teaching it to be returned more than a century after the world's saving.

dozen other people were killed in the strike on a school in gaza, which israel said it was a hum off command center. the u. n. shape says what's happening in the territory is totally unacceptable. also coming up, thailand's new prime minister lays out her plans for the country. types on time she knew want is a 3rd member of her family to hold office. plus egypt of wants. if queen, back a top egyptian archaeologist calls for the boss of never to day to be returned more than a century after the world famous artist cycles on earth and take it to a german museum, will take you to cairo, the mariana evans, dan. it's good to have you with us. the head of the united nations has condemned the killing of 6 of its staff members and is really striking a school in central cause. i'm in a post on x secretary general, antonio tetter said, what is happening in the territory is quote, totally unacceptable. this is the aftermath of wednesday strike and the all johnny school in sarah can. 12 other civilians were reportedly also kills their the school houses. a you one run facility for thousands of displaced causes were shelte

u. n saying about this? as well as spokesperson for the united nations said that they are very concerned, especially in the context of the volatility of the regions to find is dreka speaks for the secretary general antonio gutierrez, he condemned and deplored the civilian casualties that resulted from this attack, which is killed 8 people and injured more than 2700. to be clear, the united nations really doesn't know any more than they're seeing on news outlets like al jazeera at this stage. they stay there gathering more information. but they can't underscore enough according to do. sorry. the risk that this poses to the region, the risk of escalation throughout the middle east. and of course, we should point out that the united nations is right in the middle of all that, with the unit fil a peacekeeping force, with more than $10000.00 peacekeepers station on the border between israel and lebanon, according to the united nations. this is why the secretary general's message has consistently been one of de escalation, bringing the parties together for talks, as opposed to fighting. and that's a message, frankly, th

his speech, when he said there's been a shift in the world in the amount of countries standing in solidarity with palestine. and i think you, we definitely seen that here at the u. n in the last year or so, he also said that he wants to lead a delegation to guys. and now of course, that would need the permission of israel. and he invited any country to join him now highly unlikely that israel would agree to this. but i think it signals to the fact that there are not enough international observers in guys that particularly in gaza. that's what he was. he said he wanted to lead to a mission to gaza. and that includes journalists as well. israel is not allowing for, and journalists into guys, and i think we've heard from the secretary general and other world leaders talking about how there needs to be more of eyes on the ground in guys. and pressuring is really to do that. and i want to bring that into a guest, it's going to speak a little bit about this to me, particularly from the journalism standpoint, jody ginsburg, the ceo of the committee to protect journalists. thank you for joining us on how to 0. i 1st want to ask you, miss ginsburg, as israel closing the al

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

and again, as i said last year when i started out and got this feels like on chewed. yeah. and in fact the u. n's agency for children has cold war on children and they've said that gaza is a graveyard for children. so you've talked about it. so you're saying that the majority of injuries are from people being injured and they homes and then they have no homes to go to and you're seeing this 11 on as well. you've talked about the shortage of facilities and they route how with the health care facilities that holding up given the state of the country, especially after the financial crisis the 5 years ago. as well as you know this, but you know, it's been 40 years of financial collapse with 90 percent of the currency having it disappeared. and a 3rd of the doctors and the nurses emigrate. and so we haven't string the fragile houses. but what's even more worrying for the last few days is uh uh, it's really media outlets and pro is ray. the groups have been starting to circulate the same narrative, but many choices. the houses they've been talking about a lot controlled ministry of how the same the tha

u. n's, polio vaccination campaign. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees said employees were stopped to gunpoint despite prior coordination with the military. israel claims that there were palestinians suspects in that convoy. the un says it's cars were heavily damaged by is really bulldozers so far. nearly 443000 children and gaza have received their 1st dose of the polio vaccine. that's about 69 percent of all children under the age of 10. but the palestinian ministry of health says it is still waiting for his really approval to reach 7 more areas in hon. eunice, and russell and southern gaza in those regions around 300000 children are still in need of the vaccine houses here as honey. my mood is in darrow by law in central augusta. so i need update us on how this vaccination drive is going. they've done to the center. they've done parts of the south and now they're aiming to do the north, which we always expected would be more challenging just because of the fighting that's going on there. any access to the northern part of the strip of the fairly was a really difficult in the central area and the southern

said, why do they not want to call this? the state of paul is sent to be a full member of the u. n. and why is israel a country that has acknowledged me, ignored several resolutions, not just from the general assembly and the security council of wise israel allowed to be a member of this organization. and how is that benjamin long as booby b u. n? i little and we'll take a look at some of the doors making headlines around the world now stopped in new york city in the united states where the met eric adams has been charged with taking bribes and accepting illegal campaign contributions. prosecutors alleged the prosecutors accuse him of crime stretching back to 2014, adams and says he's innocent and his asp. new york to withhold judgment until after he presents who's defense with us. officials, a warning of catastrophic damage from heart can have that in which is racing towards the florida gulf coast. mandatory evacuation notices are in place for some areas because of a predicted storm search of up to 6 meters. elaine has strengthened to a category to hardy can quote in hong kong has

u. n. general assembly. and i have to say the various crises from the middle east to ukraine, still very much a dominate the agenda. so as you said, there earlier, were expecting ukrainian leaders. lot him, you're the lensky to speak shortly. following the czech republic, he already spoke last night at the un security council, making the case in front of this 50 and country proofing that rush, i should be, quote, forced into peace, were expecting a similar tenor from him today. perhaps some more details as to his yet to be completely unveiled plan what he has been calling his victory plan. as for president biden, ukraine very much remains on his agenda as well. later today, he is convening a group of world leaders who have a meeting focused on you crazy and restructuring reconstruction rather, be on to that. we're also looking tonight to an emergency meeting by the un security council on the lab and on, on the fighting and live it on that is an emergency meeting can be in by france. so you can see that the focus still very much here is on conflict, and this assemblies power to address those conflicts, or perhaps a more fitting th

u. n. we found from the friends of live in a complete uh, back in the complete support said yeah, how come been on a job at the is about 80 you affection, but i will blow that's control the me. i don't think it says what are the in the me go on and he's more because it doesn't care about the 0 or the international legitimacy. what happened yesterday in the sense that in district and in many areas, he's an evidence officer either is a healy goals or if i get a sham. so with a new, a commitment to the international legitimacy and international law. and we ask, i get in front of this to work on still things that are easy aggression and implementing the u. n. d solutions, 17 o one. and that's i pulled up because it is out of the government to as well. what are the, what am the branches handles, administrative and was even, have, is continuing to do. it's a duty corporate thing was old citizens who opened the houses for the display. and whizzer eh, organizations of civil society is one of the ones that i want to greet and sank for what they showed during the past few days and still from of corp

he said, why do they not want to call this time to state of paul, this thing to be a full member of the u. n. and why is israel a country that has acknowledged me, ignored several resolutions, not just from the general assembly and the security council of wise israel allowed to be a member of this organization. and to quick would depend a box of what else we can expect to hear the general assembly in this week. so we still have some high level speakers coming up on friday. of course, one of the most important a visit to jo, also very controversial visit of is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu was also head that they are starting to organize protests. will there be a pro palestinian approaches that my what about the policy and president also acknowledge during his speech that will be protest in front of his hotel. he will speak to morrow, and of course, the talks a surroundings the you and the general assembly, of course, focused not just on rushes war, and ukraine is a. but what do you want to lensky that you create in president? address the you in general assembly yesterday is now

u. n. senior coordinator for reconstruction and humanitarian action and gaza said agreed protocols were still not being followed the school for a few minutes here in items allowed entry remains to restricted for effective humanitarian operations. furthermore, the united nations itself also urgency needs the entry of further vital security communications and tracking equipment in order to work in gaza. with regard to the coordination of the confection, a joint coordination board is operational reason security incidents, including shootings that you monitor and convoys, unacceptable and demonstrate that agreed protocols and procedure. procedures still need comprehensive on time implementation. a question salumi as well, from the noise of nations in new york resolution 2720 was negotiated in december as a way to accelerate humanitarian aid into gaza. and since then, the u. n. house negotiated more, a routes and streamlined operations, but the senior humanitarian coordinator, sigrid cog testified on monday, that the amount of a getting in is still wilfully inadequate. the ongoing hostilitie

u. n resolution 17 or one. which would mean that his paula would have to withdrawal from the south and would have to go behind the tiny river. me auntie also said that levin is ready to send the lebanese army to the south in case uh that, that this happens. but, but we also have to say, and this is very important me all to you. i have set this several times since the start of the current rule in october. he has repeatedly said this, but he's just a cat taker. there's no official government, and the audi is not really the one who will decide whether this will continue is or not. it is, is paula and it is israel who will come today who will decide about the ongoing war and call some early on. like i said before, has a set that a has bullet is clearing to continue with it strikes and with this fight. so it doesn't really matter to the people here was me all the same. still amend our reporting from beirut. stella, thank you so much for bringing us up to date. the 11 on the health ministry says more than a 1000 people have been killed and another 6000 have been injured in the last 2 weeks. as israel intensifies its attacks, the government believes a

this new demographic time will be part of the story and said, you know, as we see the working age population dropped into was biggest economies the u. n. says the best balance workforce is most likely be south southeast asia, africa, and middle east. do you see the, you know, the makeup of the global economy changing because of this demographic change? well, i think it's a bit dangerous to basically determine this problem as a whole in a wall, while what sense i think we have to basically make a cohort type of a notice is meaning that, you know, if you're talking about mature economy, then you know, perhaps we can mitigate, you know, lack of human resource. so various other issues that we've been discussing. but that doesn't apply for a growing nations. for example, like china, their per capita g, d, p is only $12000.00 and that's a far cry from calling it. you know, a mature economy, meaning that they need growth and there are many countries which you just mentioned that needs continue growth. which means that those countries do need to have a continuous increase of population. so i think it's very difficult. we have to basically mak

u. n. a substantial majority that voted in favor of it, especially considering it's a very detailed and lengthy resolution. some who voted against it said it went too far and was to one sided, did not take into account israel's legitimate security concerns. but again, the majority did vote in favor of it. the resolution also demands that israel with drugs, troops, and sellers within 12 months. it costs for taking down the separation wall in the west bank. and it also calls on member states to take action to end the occupation, basically saying that they should not a trade or invest in israel in ways that would further entrench the occupation and that they should sanction individuals and entities that continue it and work to maintain the illegal occupation, so this was a very detailed and lengthy resolution and i thought it was interesting that even those who abstained or didn't support, it didn't really challenge the underlying promise that the occupation itself ongoing is illegal. rather they said it was not going to bring the 2 parties together in a way that would encourage and negotiate a 2 state solution with 2 independent countries

u. n. a substantial majority that voted in favor of it, especially considering it's a very detailed and lengthy resolution. some who voted against it said it went too far and was to one sided, did not take into account israel's legitimate security concerns. but again, the majority did vote in favor of it. the resolution also demands that israel withdraw its troops and sellers within 12 months. it calls for taking down the separation wall in the west bank. and it also calls on member states to take action to end the occupation, basically saying that they should not a trade or invest in israel in ways that would further entrench the occupation and that they should sanction individuals and entities that continue it and work to maintain the illegal occupation. so this is a very detailed and lengthy resolution. a to goes a now way 8 people have been killed in and is really attack on the school. housing displaced, palestinians in northern casa, destroy. it happened in the should. yeah, yeah. neighborhood of golf is 55 children and 2 women among the dead ended were taken to own all the hospital park. i was doing this and this update from there

and i said to until israel, until the jewish state is treated like other nations, until this entry submitted, swamp is drain. the u. n. will be viewed by fair minded people everywhere as nothing more than a contempt to us. far. i've given the i to semitism of the un. it should surprise no one that the prosecutor, the licensee. one of the un affiliated organs is considered an issue and arrest warrants against me. and israel's defense minister, the democratically elected leader, leaders of the democratic state of israel. the icpc prosecute as rush to judgment is refusal to treat israel with its independence courts. the way other democracies are treated is hard to explain by anything other than your anti semitism. ladies and gentlemen, the real for criminals are not unusual. they're in the wrong. they're in gaza, it's syria and lebanon in yemen. those of you will stand with these war criminals. those of you will stand with evil against good, with the purse, against the blessing. those of you do so should be ashamed of yourselves. the but i have a message for you. this is will, will win. this battle will win this battle

a convoy travelling to northern garza as part of the u. n's polio vaccination campaign that had a view, an agency for palestinian refugee. you said employees were stopped at gunpoint despite prior coordination with the military. israel claims that there were palestinians suspect in that convoy un says it's cars were heavily damaged by is really bulldozers so far, nearly 443000 children in gauze. i have received their 1st dose of the polio vaccine. and this is about 69 percent of all children under the age of 10. but the palestinian ministry of health says it's still waiting for is really approval to reach 7 more areas and find unisons rough and southern gossip. and then those regions around 300000 children are still in need of the vaccine. high neighborhood is joining us now from dated by the head central garza so honey. in the middle of the world zone. and be the recent attack we saw on, on my wasi, the u. n. is trying to vaccinate children a games polio. how is that campaign going? and what's happened in the north? the, the yes. well, so far, what we learned about the vaccination campaign and northern gauze that did not in fact

u n. view inside the graves, they concerned about the escalating conflict they've been on size is rarely palms targeting has blocked of killed hundreds. monday's said to be, it's typically a stay in nearly 2 different will. so coming up the training and present a lot of minutes to lensky, holds a flurry of meetings that the un to show up support for you, trying to travel to washington live. the best way to present the plan to change the board with russia.

about israel's very existence and i said to until the israel, until the jewish state is treated like other nations, until this anti semitic swamp is drained, the u. n. will be viewed by fair minded people everywhere, as nothing more than a contempt to us farce. i've given the address semitism it the un it should surprise no one that the prosecutor of the i c. c. one of the un affiliated organs is considered an issue and go rest warrants against me. and israel's defense minister, the democratically elected leader, leaders of the democratic state of israel, or the icbc prosecutors rush to judgment is refusal to treat israel with its independence courts. the way other democracies are treated as hard to explain by anything other than your anti semitism. ladies and gentlemen, the real hall criminals are not in israel. they're in the wrong, they're in gaza, it's syria and lebanon, indiana. and those of you will stand with these war criminals. those if you will, stand with the evil against good, with the purse against the blessing, those of you do so should be ashamed of yourselves. but i have a message for you. is will, will win. this battle will win thi

u. n. a. more than 20000 people have been killed during the conflict when haven't media and had been forcibly displaced . many of them said to be in desperate need of basie commodities of medicine. have a legal adviser and expert on international conflicts. relations from sudan believes that the un mission would not be in the nation's best interest. did you see? can we stop? so would it be a initial most of it didn't go through, then i'm going to be in the counsel and security council. there is uh many uh, degrees or amenities each and uh that uh about the, the floor is uh, is the, uh, or on the concrete is when must not uh, be, uh, a bunch of these uh, a lot of yes uh the right to uh, help uh to the needs are uh government or do i need people on the last or on the box? i think of, uh uh, some sort of uh this uh, missions, uh, not uh, missions motor i have the bill paid on any content has been to, uh to, to the, uh, the country on there. i just saw the. ready uh, the take it out of the country. this is uh what uh online. uh, so done. uh government reject this uh for the mission on our own. uh, as that time mileage and i n

said that the law violates international migration law. it's, that's a dangerous precedent. you know, undermining access to asylum. ultimately, we have the u. n. h c r. in a joint statement as the international council of europe, all issuing statements of caution against you. this is finland your your country. the prides itself on rule of law and values. you spoke about it earlier. have you come down a slippery slope here? it's not the slippery slope at all. on the very contrary, unfortunately, international is you little haven't been dropped it in a time where there was such a phenomenon, like instrumental ice migration and all countries of the pot, this and allies, i've spoken to about this phenomena. everybody knows that finland and other bordering nations with the, the brochure of bella release in a very difficult situation. and in fact, not only those countries who directly share border with, with russia, bella roost, but it's obviously the entire shang and area that is affected. and at the same time, these are exactly the same concerns shed by my colleagues also installed in europe . because what we see with the destabilize ation acts t

u. n. has reported us some 90000 people in lebanon, have been at newly displaced jew to these really a touch level homes. interior minister said over 500 shelters. how being set off at for them are correspondent. yes. and that can visit us here at school. now it's serving as a war time show. the research wave of violence is really strikes as resulted in mass migration. this exit is that we've been observing over the course of the past few days. has resulted in a thousands of people for simply their homes and such a thing and places like that. capitals failed and further up north incident for the 11 east chapel in and of itself is doing its best to provide shelter for those that have been displaced. lebanese official suggests more than $250.00 schools have been opened up as shelters postponing the education and the curriculum year that was expected to start last week, we would probably need to look into the authorities in the area to host people who might be displaced from there on the images due to the situation. and 2 days ago we start to do this. now we have like a serving was 755 families of capacity to maybe to 100 the peo

u. n. she went to a new gutierrez and all how was breaking loose and nibbling on the wake of his really air strikes. he said that diplomatic efforts have intensified to achieve a temporary cease via lebanon, says $8.00 to $1.00. people were killed in 222 who did is really stripes and wednesday, at least 650 people, including 50 children that been killed across the country. this is all wrapped up. it's from boston 3 days ago. the israel's armies chief says the mother to use to appearing for a possible groans, operation into parts of living on apartments. come as prime minister benjamin antonio's rooms. israel won't stop until a residence and living in the areas near the lebanese border can safely return to their homes of the conflict between israel and has been out of featured prominently on day 2 of the un general assembly to visible reports from the un headquarters in new york, or it's the un general assembly meeting a time when leaders get a chance to express their views about the world. but the see are the agenda here has been taken over by the war on guys a and the possibility of a full scale conflict i

and i see as i said, you know, the family amongst women, i'm off children. 2 of those who can uh, with actually uh, stuff at a u. n. agency on h. c r. one of them was uh, along with had a city or 4 year old son. uh, also uh, you know, levin hm is, you know, the media has open access to all areas and i like comes with the is i does not allowed to meet. you have to go in and, and do the do what this do it what? so what's happening in hasa and 11 in the media can go forward everywhere. and therefore the media kathy, the sustain, whether to those where civilians or whether these photos of that should areas on the 2nd the, you know, the excuse that the, you know, is it, i is giving that people who are hiding midsize at their homes. i mean, how can you hide a christmas time in your apartment? i think this is an incentive to the intelligence of people to claim that the people hide and also. so if you look at the areas, that's what's target some of those areas where it, who to sleep or politically complete the opposite to as well. and to claim that, you know, some of these villages where they wouldn't know the emphasis on

said, you know, the tele, amongst women. i'm of children, 2 of those who as can uh, with actually, uh, stuff at a u. n. agency on h. c r. one of them was, uh, along with her, uh, 3 or 4 year old son. uh, also uh, you know, levin hm is, you know, the media, it has open access to all the areas and let them, i'm like, because with the, is i that's not allowed to meet. you have to go in and, and do the do what this do it what? so what's happening in hasa and 11 and they need the i can go for everywhere and therefore the media kathy assisting whether to those were civilians or whether these for his invention areas on the 2nd the, you know, the excuse that, you know, is it, i, is giving that to people who are hiding messiahs at that homes. i mean, how can you hide? it goes and assigns in your apartment. i think this is an insult to the intelligence of people to claim that the people hide and also. so if you look at the areas that was target, some of those areas where just leave for politically, completely opposite to as well. and to claim that, you know, some of these villages where they were known to be empty has been actual

u. n. g a and compared the carnage and gaza to the apartheid. his own country lived through calling for the end of suffering for palestinian civilians. he said south africa won't sit idly by it has been 11 months. so is that how mos attack that killed 1200 people and where hostages were taken. i saw that africa, we have condemned to this attack and respond here's the island boxed on an act of collective punishment. and it's a, so it's on the people of guns. we saw, the africans know what a party looks like. we lived through a pa tate, we suffered and died under a pod, tate. we will not to remain silent and watch as a party is perpetrated a gaze of the president to knowing the situation in guys as well as the need is that spoke before he. he reiterated. so that because coal on the international community to stop is roles torment off the for the senior people and to ensure the protection in respect of the international law and the binding ms. as off the international court of justice, point to the prison made was also the fact that international law can not be applied selectively as violence and will continue to spreading regions across the wo