u. n. united nations, particularly during the technicians that creates a concert that at the somebody fields including the tree. i think i remember as a member of the united nations at that time it's, i will need that actually one that was part of the us like read your concepts about payments where you see the line for interrupting you've. you've mentioned that out of this genocide came also a tool kits for the international community to deal with this kind of conflict. i'd like to ask you also specifically about efforts by rolanda as government and to bring a hutus and tutsis together it's, it's remarkable to see that you living side by side peacefully and communities after the level of violence that happened. what do you make of projects like these? and you think that that kind of scheme could also work elsewhere in the world's that hopefully i mean, what's run, the deed was innovate to you. so what fund to do to us, to actually try and look at what the quarter to do using their own traditional

and uh, a from the soviet union at the united nation u. n. the sophia union regularly highlighted the issue of indonesia. and the last thing that the u. n. stop that you're going to to the aggression and for the international community to recognize indonesia as an independent hunting. so i think this is a static effect on historical capital for the foundation of our, uh, long lasting relation between the 2 countries. so along with the global politic of brands, there have been ups and downs in relation between indonesia and russia, but i believe there we will continue to assign some in the near future and also in the future. if we are taking back to these days, what modern day projects between the 2 countries that play an important role in strengthening the cooperation and in your point of view, how can we escalate that relationship? well, uh, indonesia idea of over asian has been wired successful in variety, or fails, but the friends and location corporation spam out. yeah. i hope that's corporation between the 2 feels we'll continue to grow

at the united nation u. n. the soviet union regularly highlighted of the issue of indonesia and the west thing that the u. n. stop that you relate to the aggression and for the international community to recognize indonesia as an independent hunting. so i think this is a static effect on a historical capital for the foundation of our, uh, long lasting relation between the 2 countries. so along with the global political brands, there have been ups and downs in relation between indonesia and russia. but i believe that we will continue to assign them in the near future and also in the future if we are taking back to these days, what modern day projects between the 2 countries that play an important role in strengthening the cooperation and in your point of view, how can we escalate that relationship? well uh indonesia and i shall go. abrasion has been wired successful in variety, or fails, but the friends and, and location corporation staying out. yeah. i hope that the corporation between the 2 feels will continue

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 a 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 my mind made, which is the possibility that this is ready to roll an 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 use against hezbollah, the russians use against the ukrainians? these are very small drones from my u

gabriel's on to how does it in, at the united nations in new york, which on, you know, sunset is a dollar on somebody who's a regional director for out of state. so the u. n. d p, that's the united nations development program. thank you very much indeed. for coming in, at some point, this conflict is going to be over, and garza is going to have to be rebuilt. i would imagine that given the scale of what we've seen, the level of destruction we've seen from the pictures over the last several months or so that job is enormous. first of all, where do you start? and 2nd, how do you pay for it? and who does that? of course, in a place where a place that's the last 25 percent of his gdc just 6 months of fighting just to compare. so then the last 25 percent of the to be in 140 are fighting ukraine, lost 15 percent of g d p and to use a fight. so this is a massive destruction, not just think us of the economy of the hold punched in the instate is destroyed, and therefore our work would cover the rebuilding of gaza. let's start with early recovery 1st to bring back hundreds of thousands of people to that. it shows the width for the vision of basic services, health,

u. s. v. ties the draft resolution united nations quoted for palestine to be admitted to the u. n. as a full member states. premature actions here in new york, even with the best intentions, from energy statehood, to the posting, pete, the voluntary johnston. it's val just here a lot from the also coming up. american induced very officials discussed a ground operation and rafa and southern task.

business, living in their homes, and then a foreign powers, including great britain in the united states and the u. n. keep basically gave away or the point where it's not, there's no house to the land and in territory. right. and so it's been obviously a baby didn't do there. that wasn't, that wasn't baby. so it's easy wasn't very limited for the job is right. and it's been, it's been a long time, and this has been, obviously, you know, politicians are always trying to read the needle and try to have things both ways. it's, and it's the nature of the beast. and they're trying to separate the state of israel as a concept to support from the young government, which they're characterizing as extreme as to the far right. and therefore kind of road. and it is true that they are far right. there's extremes, that is true. but apart and the policies go further, i mean the work and scholars at this time around as opposed to 2014, let's say, yeah, he's more a street than it was in the past. and i think that is true. but you, i just, i just like the reason, the reason, listen, i know that i just did some have

the united nations convened to discuss the recent attack carried out by israel that resulted in the death of 7 iranian officials, including a top general. now b u. n. meeting indicated clear differences as the united states and its allies. we would not condemn israel to action. now, russia was pretty harsh and its words showing that what israel did was a flagrant violation of international law. however, the united states that it couldn't confirm where the attack took place and that prompted a rather interesting exchange between the united states and russia. here's some of what we heard on the floor of the un security council meeting and wants to be clear us, we do not yet have confirmation of the status of the building that was struck in damascus . any confirmed attack on property that was, in fact a diplomatic facility would be of concern to the united states because you to see if they knew. we listened attentively to the speeches of all western counties and will once again struck by this cynicism and double standards from the level of balancing act. cuz it was difficult to understand why we're here until the representative for from say anything

u. n agency that deals with products and units in jerusalem that was at the time of the oslo accords. like you to reflect on where we are now compared with that time with considerable hope. yeah, i often that is an easy question. james. i often think about that because on the one hand, one has to be careful, one doesn't sound like an aging person that says oh, in, in the old days. but if we look at 2024, of course, when children forget that at the moment is really families are deeply worried about the fate of their loved ones. the hostages inside gaza, it was, we tried to tackle the urgent humanitarian needs of the policy civilian population . we need a cease fire, immediate release of the hostages and to cease fire. so we'll, so i can reflect on the last 30 years. my task at the moment is to work with these parameters and to keep echoing the importance of a cease for the immediate unconditional release of the hostages. so we can do our job, we can reach people, we can provide prospect and perhaps also pump the seats again of what will be a better era for the next generation secret co

united states of this trance. so they is say that a jewish students are not protected enough as we see this quote is also moving to other universities, n y, u m, i t in different states in the, in the united states, the protest, the sierra demanding, they said that they will stay in this encampment until columbia university divest, if from a investments a, from, from a companies that profit from from east rods war and a gaza. so we'll have to see if they'll find a solution from both sides of the organize that are inside university. and also of the office of the residential then a take a take that back and also leave leave, campus liters. and captains the bite and administration has come under a lot of pressure, hasn't for it supports of israel among young americans. in particular, how is the government handling its response to these protests? that's right, and many republicans have sat that the by the ministration should do more than a couple of hours. we are expecting the speaker of the house of representative mike johnson, who will meet with you is students in the columbia university, but also some democrats to say that the by the ministr

u. n. agency, notably israel, undoubtedly the united states, surely. yeah, you know, when this world came up with this accusation in january, the united states was very quick to calling everyone to spend funding of the, you know, a, but we know we have to take this into a, into a, we have to put it in the context in the united states, actually they have a negative position visa v then or why? even before october 7th, we remember from tom's era and he was talking about the funding on our wise if and our way something and like an obstacle. and then in the road to peace. so it is what it is actually came up with this exposition because they want to deprive them the 500 well, the ability to deliver a to the amount of scene, especially in northern part of, of gaza. and so we kind of descent, this is so i would say is there's really predisposition to dehumanized on or why it hasn't been on. it's also sort of defend chasing the acknowledgement that our group of people that require help you take that age away. that who does help them, they become a known unwan

u. s. v. ties the draft resolution united nations quoted for palestine to be admitted to the u. n. as a full member states. premature actions here in new york, even with the best intentions, from energy statehood, to the posting, pete, the voluntary johnston. it's val just here a lot from the also coming up. american induced very officials discussed a ground operation. and rafa in southern tanza in washington saying it's again, express concerns of israel's beforehand. that's the trial of a politician excuse of using a nazi sleuthing. painting gets on the way the report from training. i'm preparing from a man must exercise in democracy a 1000000000 the indians set to vote wells and not just as a general index, the beginning united nations security council, where the united states has vetoed widely supported the draft resolution brought forward by algeria backing a palestinian fit for full membership of the united nations, 12 member states voted in favor and to abstain, including the u. k. speaking of to using a veto, america's representative said washington supports a 2 state soluti

u. n. all day, thursday, this came at a time when just a few hours ago, actually, the united states vetoed a palace stein's bid to become a full member of the united nations. this is so this is all happening under this context of so much diplomacy taking place. there's back and forth, there's, you know, palestine trying to become a full member that being vetoed by the united states. and now we have uncertain situation taking place right now and here on so clearly a very, very, quite frankly, confusing moment. straightened out, a very delicate moments of course it. and he's in, in these in these hours right now. yeah. okay. yeah. gabriel is on the line for us the at the un headquarters into your game. thank you. that's bringing moving rabbani. he's in montreal, he's the middle east list, specializing in public standing that says moving as gabriel's only was saying that it's very confusing at the, at the moment, reports of multiple explosions and it's behind some report suggesting it some. is there any response to the rain in the sac last saturday, how significant that is or less than what d

u. s. v ties and draw resolution united nations, the colt, a ton of spawns, be admitted to the u. n. as a full member state premature actions here in new york. even with the best intentions, i'm not a chief state for the past, the low and carrie jones, so this is all just here a lot from day. oh, so coming up, american on these very officials discuss the ground operation in reference. southern garza, the washington saying it's again, express concerns of israel's plans imposed open in india, nearly a 1000000000 people are eligible to vote. and that was not just as a general index, the beginning of the united nations security council, whether united states has vetoed a draft resolution brought forward by l. janet. it's cool for palestine to become a full member states with united nations pro countries voted in favor to abstain, including the u. k. speaking of to using the v to americas representative said, washington supports a 2 state solution. the claim that full of protest in membership is not yet possible is simply a tax lot. tobar 7 present button has been clear that sustainable p

u. n. team that visited con units reports widespread disruption. civilians struggling to savannah street and public spaces in con, unice, or later with unexploded ordnance closing of severe risk to civilians, especially for children and un security council of tunnel fails to reach an agreement, type of protest finds renewed bits for full members of the well all the ukraine struggles to protect its energy facilities as russia around suffering. so tax reports on the optima are those a simpson format us full star is famously acquitted over several months dies of cancer. the is 22, g and t. that's midnight in gaza with deadly is where the strikes have continued across the street. at least 6 people were killed in an attack as a part of the market in guns a city. several others were injured is ready for suicide, also carried out at target operation on the outskirts of this route, refugee camp. at least 5 protest opinions were killed and strikes that targeted. a school under residential building. power i assume is in rafa and has more on the latest is rarely strikes as this strikes on the no, t

and international and donor conference is being held in paris with the united nations appealing for some $4000000000.00 and $8.00 u. n. system. 18000000 people. a 3rd of students population needs food assistance for their survival. have a look back now at how the conflicts begin. 12 months ago. citing your robson students capital in april 2023. the power struggle between 2 rival generals spills out onto the streets of cartoon when a deal on transitioning to civilian rule falls apart. at the center of the conflicts are abdel side to alber had the effective ruler of sudan and mohammed him down the head of arrival paramilitary group, the rapids support forces in 2021 they had formed an alliance staging. a 2 as 2 down was trying to transition to a civilian lead democracy, after decades of dictatorship. but the general's then turned on each other as they fight over integrating the paramilitary into the regular army. the rapids support forces take control of cartoon airport and the presidential palace a year on the control, much of the capital millions of people are internally displaced. others have floods threw down. the

united nations. so to shoulder its primary responsibility in condemning the repeated as raging attack. some of the u. n. muscle act immediately to pretend and such. attacks prevent the recurrence, hold their perpetrators, countable, careful, and ensure that the deluxe should go unpunished. and the serious trust is the video of the accuracy counsel to fulfill its responsibilities. due to the obstructive role of the united states undermines the system of collective security and which is our organization, the united nation. one of the town to this leads member stage of the leave that is used to is to rely on the power of international law or international, legit and susan to regain our rights. to conclude mister president, the syrian arabic public, a subs that these attacks will not be deterred from each national choices or 8 positions in support of the right to the palestinian people to self determination. the establishment of their independence takes withdrew to them as its capital. we will also continue our endeavors to re cover the occupies here in golan in full up to the line of a 4th of june of 1967

up in the next 60 minutes view. esvito is the draft resolution of the united nations calling for palestine to be admitted to the u. n. as a full member states, premature reactions here in new york, even with the best intentions, will not actually stay.

u. n. c, it within like the entire united states of america. but this is just amazing. the energy that we bought from the crowd. but absolutely, this is inspiring and amazing. and i hope more people, more people feel empowered and the want to come out and join us. i mean, when you look at the students here, so many people have be lifting it literally for 2 days. so i don't i read the assignment to make that point. absolutely, absolutely. and i think it's really important to stress that the state of the majority of students feel this way. the majority of the triangle feels this way and we're not going to be silence. we're not gonna allow the university to do anything that's going to intimidate us or, or stop our movement because this movement is only growing and they only want to intimidate us, intimidate us. and they want to basically, as we're getting closer to what we, we, the, to the, to our goals. and that's why they're trying harder to, to provoke us and intimidate us, to stop marching as a stops protesting. how would you say the universe, these feedback? cuz there

united nations. the coal sentato started to be admitted to the u. n. as a full member state premature actions here in new york. even with the best intentions. i'm not a chief state for of the flow and carry jones, so this is all just here a lot from data also coming out american on these very officials discuss the ground operation in reference, southern guns.

u. n. a 8, especially from from wonder why exceeds other conflicts. we've never seen anything like that slow in gaza and beyond the united nations. as the world is seeing a shocking increase in cases of humanitarian aid being denied to children, virginia danbury, you, and special representative for children and armed conflict says that the situation is especially bad in the occupied palestinian territories and in haiti. globally, this situation is expected to worse and over time owing to the adoption of restrictive loss. administrative decrease in regulations and increasing control over estimate didn't work and workers some situations involve high level. so i've been trying to even pay the month and or out, right, denied of shumate didn't access to children, including the situation such as india, occupied by this thing and $3030.00. i mean, how do you the to name but 2 or part they should be held responsible and accountable when preventing children from receiving life saving systems, which today says that existence negatively affects the growth and development guitar. as prime minister mohammed been adult abdul rafael donnie has

a new united nations lead mechanism for monitoring aid routes in the gaza will be operational in a matter of days. secret colleague, the u. n. senior humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator forgot to said that initially, the mechanism will monitor 8 routes via cyprus and jordan. and shortly after begin monitoring aid entering through egypt, ivan formed the government of israel on the operational ization of the mechanism. as per the resolution, a database and notification system will go online for old cargo destined for garza along supply routes. the approval for the placement of international monitors at crossings inspection and supply points has been requested from relevant authorities, verification and monitoring inside guys i will commence as soon as possible. it's been over 200 days since israel's war on guys or began some council members said it's regrettable. it is taking so long and we have to discussing access to basic needs. basic human needs such as access to food, water and sanitation. cogs said she expects is real to help facilitate the new aid routes. but the reality on the ground water right now is much di

also had the us vito's a draft resolution of the united nations that cool for palestine to be admitted to the u. n. as a full members premature actions here in new york. even with the best intentions, i'm not a chief statement to the customer on some of the some southern gaza search for loved ones barely make some grades off. his reading forces withdrawal from the, the, the on site television says the countries air defense systems have shut down 3 drones of uranium skies. intersections are posted to have happened and they, the central city of this fun range and media says a new class sites on a military base in the area have not been damaged. american media, citing us officials are reporting, but it's on is really a tough. but these really ministry has not commented israel voucher retaliates off to iran, north hundreds of missiles and drones that is very tired tree last saturday. a. well, here's a quick look up slide right uh, over ron flight. so briefly suspended to him from several cities including terror on this on and show us well, we have a team of reporters following those developments. john

the world health organization says federal medical facilities in con, units have been destroyed. r u n team warrants, palestinians returning to the destroyed homes and 7 guys, i faced severe risk of stepping into unexploded farms. multiple of these really raves in the occupied westbank to palestinians are killed at a refugee camp will have a live report. also this, our thailand says they've sent messages to me on mars military to reduce violence as hundreds of cost of order after rebels seized a border time. and rising from water is for so thought easy in the russian city of orange birth to call for the mass evacuation of residence in sports price. and the somebody has a one shot lead off the weather effect. today, thing round to the mazda is tiger woods. it didn't get to finish around one, so we'll have to pay $23.00 holes on friday. i think he's going through it toughest physical tests in many of the areas. 10 g m t mid day in guys are welcome to this news hour on imaginable. that's how the world health organization is describing the widespread destruction of health facilities across

also had the us vito's a draft resolution of the united nations, the cool for palestine to be admitted to the u. n. as a full members premature actions here in new york. even with the best intentions, i'm not a chief state or to the customer on somebody's in southern gaza, search for loved ones buried and make some grades up to his reading forces withdrawals.