mister president. bowden punch joins us from the u. n's well food program and by then martin, how do you get access to these people in gaza? how do you give them aid when the funding does continue? grass and yeah, i mean it's very difficult people in the living through how as we speak they have nothing to eat and nothing to drink, no home anymore. and the problem to diseases, no way to say it's not for them, but also not for a few minutes. harry is on the ground. i mean, a trickles in, we still reach people, especially in the south, but more or less on an ad hoc basis. so age is not flowing inside cause as it needs to be and we don't reach people across the street, although it needs all massive and actually a is needed everywhere. what do you make of the un security council resolution? it is definitely a welcome step. as the secretary general outline, it's not enough. we need to seize fire. now that it costs only when guns falls far, then we can rebuild the humanitarian system. that is basically on the brink of collapse inside with god. you cannot as us, we cannot do our job when pho

u. n. well, there's been a lot of criticism of the you and for not coming out in condemning these allegations or condemning you know, what, what people hear campaign is sized clear evidence of sexual crimes. and the un saying that there just hasn't been enough verified evidence until a few days ago, the un women's view and women organization did come out condemning sexual crimes across the board. a particularly, you know, on october 7, i should say. so they have come out, but you know, obviously critic saying that was a fall font to light. so that was very simple like that they took this to you and of course now we said also cross roots campaigns here in israel. there's a campaign called me to unless you're a jew and they've, they've put out a big billboard campaign against the you and you can see those billboards across tel aviv calling out to you and saying that international bodies, particularly the united nations, haven't done enough to support women in israel and you can tell from the, the

u. n, as well as to israel. since the war and garza started in october, but at the same time we've seen israel continued to conduct the operations and continued to strike religious sites as well as hospitals. you'll remember the, the strike on the and the baptist hospital earlier in the war. what is your reaction to these places being hit in this way? and i think one of the great, so actually because indeed we have done what we needed to do from day one of the war. but the coordinates of all day, the churches in particular, the churches, all the government and monica, the constitution. so uh, the next word word provided to both parties and the money that i agree to. these are, you know, kind of key is fun to us in the united states and all of the, about the come and the only see until very smooth media and media as well. so the coordinate, those are whether or not in many ways and i'm explaining. busy they need to see that on the cushion institutions, of course, and with the sort of institutions and that we have

u. n. as well thought of today, complaining about challenges to the a delivery system. what does that mean? how does that translate into challenges for people on the ground? the so that's what we can see right now is that day by day challenges, a mounting for palestinians, especially for those who have been multiple of displaced from the houses a for all different areas. and the goal just ship are right now. the final phase for them is a rough off where there is no any other remaining areas for them to be protected on the way from the east valley on releasing bombing guns. right now. these people are building through completely difficult days are due to the very restrictive access of the human, dietary and 8 that each of the gaza strip. they are facing a complete acute food insecurity, where they are also forced to deal with the very did your rates and quality of food, drinkable water, and also the, to the there are depending on alternative methods for a cooking and for sitting for ya, due to the very deep shortage, also of fuel and gas supplies in the guitar too. that'

u. n. well, food program says the food supply chain inside garza has completely collapse deputy executive director call. so i could tell now just there are conditions must improve on the ground to ease the risk of widespread starvation. but our assessment is not enough, so is there. there is start ration and we need more forward coming in. our focus is to try to get as much supplying as possible and to we have called for you many times these fires so that we can deliver during the post the 7 days post. we show what was possible and we had come, i've gone to the north, we have fed some 1000000 people in augusta already, and we are ready to see another 1000000 and it should conditions allow in the next couple of weeks. and so this is not an issue your available assistance on the border. this is an issue i'm having the conditions in place, the liver to see the hungry. meanwhile, the head of the un mission and gaza says the organization is badly functioning, and staff members are risking the lives t

she's also spent time working in unit stuff as well as u. n. d, p, and various different roles as well. and was an under secretary of the un in syria for a brief time as well. so she's got wide experience within the u. n. system as well as for, for administer for dutch governments there of course. uh, but she does have her work cut out for her. why? because her job calls for her to one monitor oversee and scale up a going into gaza. however, as the secretary general has said, as early as last friday, that that cannot really be done or can be done effectively until there is a cease fire and association in hostilities. and there is not that right now is real continues to bombard causes. so we know, and in the un security council resolution, this one that i have in front of me here, that was passed on friday for pages that basically gives me a sec, ache, or mandate. any language calling for a cease fire or a cessation of hostilities was taken out of the resolution, thanks to us negotiations and wanting it to come out of there. so listen, she does h

u. s. n is, well, they've been quoting, get this special relationship for many years. i think something else needs to be to replace this brand. it should be called something like the same as the relationship because what this relationship go on the bins and sets even against american interests in the region it's, it's a huge embarrassment for the american before the on all eyes, the entire program. the americans have have a drafted for the middle east, the, the alternative energy routes, the alternative commercial routes coming from the gulf to the soldiers, to jordan, to israel. all of this has been demonised because of this war, and the american does not seem to care or understand that this is going to happen. dr. ramsey. thank you so much for your take of the story. thank you for speaking to us on our change, a national policy in american journalist and the editor of the policy and chronicle . thank you. also a northern gather and is really as drive on a residential neighborhood in the city of big like he is set to have killed the 13 people, the human office full, t

u. n. has cited as well as say it has conducted more than $10000.00 as strikes since the spot on the 7th of october. or the u. n. has said that there are serious concerns about whether it usually is complying with international humanitarian law. and we spoke with survivors in the con, goodness, i don't know what happened exactly. there was an explosion that was he didn't had by the trap. i immediately threw myself to the ground who was sitting and suddenly striking. and that was truck on the head by phone and storing over because my sister had 8 children. she flight from on during the bombardment and took shelter here. and as nearby areas were being hit, she had a see she had died of a stroke. she's to 5 by 8 children, and their father is displaced, trying to make a living, what product you're telling, or put up what kind of pig situation. and that's how you in human rights commission of all kind talks as a he's colleagues, describe the c bc manager and conditions in gas. a mind human to tear and colleagues have described the situation as apple collected in these circumstances. there is a h

so we need to ask ourselves again wise from us preventing humanitarian a well b u. n. general assembly has called for humanitarian sees fire. people in rafa are pessimistic. l 27 models. and no, it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions. when i it considers itself above the law, i haven't enough samples because of that, i don't think it will accept any resolution. especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. stephen ryan is with the international red cross committee in guys a he describes conditions in rough. it was just over 10 days ago. it passed by one size, one location uh not far from where i could see your based. and i saw that there was a couple of talking tens i taught by one. we can. ready her a few days ago, and that was hundreds if not more. certainly tens of thousands or hundreds and thousands of people are on the move here in gaza. and many of those people actually only walk able to carry funds in that situation like that. some very basic items become the most valuable. a mattress, a

u. n. a and looking at well, what kind of naturally do. but i think once you were hearing were seen back of range again to the issue office security cancel. once you begin on painting why it actually is so stuck and why can't move at a much faster pace than we, we seen in order regional blocks in order multinational institution. we find once again, we're back to the security kinds that we're back to the issue of the show. now having stats in the whole, actually art in 6 directly beside israel. so i sat beside them for, for years. and every year, the heads of state speak and even the permanent members along the side, the other 190. all the countries will cold and their head for the state week in their speech and say that they need a change, a good security, cancel needs, altering year after year after year received, no change and security council continued to remain enrolled. so the credibility comes back at once again on a gloss, once again to the, to the issue of security guys on the issue of the here can particular me, chris, i know you

u. n. and the us cooling for the troops to be restored. well we just shine to low from the norwegian refugee council for her reaction to the resumption of fighting and gaza when when i woke up this morning and saw the redemption of, of exciting my heart. just think because we have $53.00 staff in gaza who will for 7 days could at the very least go to bed without fears that they would wake up to an air strike and their roots collapsing on their heads. now we are back to a situation of pure fear chaos in the streets as people are trying to seek shelter. unfortunately, during the 7 day pause that took place, there was nowhere near enough to feed region people in gaza. the $200.00 trucks are so per day that we're making it in. we're not enough to to provide for the basic needs of the 2300000 people living in gaza after 7 weeks of continuous hostility, 60 percent of houses damaged or destroyed. 80 percent of the population displaced. so now we are in a situation where we are struggling as humana, terry, and just to figure out how we can safely acces

u. n. america at times is silent. well, as actually, if you're not asking me that question, and i was going to answer at all, what dr. finkelstein answer it, but what kind of country does that actually the united states when it comes to a rom, russia, china, and that as well? but that's, that's another point that's not teaching children in school and on their sesame street. that's raising children to kill the jewel. okay. the media knew that shows that's a different story. okay. all right. i would argue it's not because essentially when you, every night on your newscasts, tell people that these countries are awful, that's all award start. and that's the reason the ridiculousness of a rock happened as well as afghanistan. but dr finkelstein, i'd like for you to answer his legitimate charge that if your era or come from a palestinian community or any of these and cabinets in places like jordan, you really are being told to hate jews. that sort of undeniable, right? so i'm not going to address that right now. let me address t

u. n. d p as well. but the secretary general, antonio gutierrez, has said that without a full ceasefire, immediately it will be very hard to get a into guys that to the people that needed the most. so certainly big challenges ahead gabriel's onto, i'll just be here at the united nations in new york. the funeral of a 4 year old boy from gauze that has taken place in kata to the lawyer a deal rockman. abraham mussa was brought to the country from garza medical treatment that died from his insurance. so as i move, which was at the funeral in miss, i'm here north, sorry. south west of the not long ago a crowd of approximately 200 people actually gathered here. you know, to beat farewell to 4 year old. i'll say most stuff. so she was from guys and she was brought here as a part of initiative launch by the country, government and cooperation with egypt to transport, the wounded palestinians to don't have to receive medical treatments. so in this case, it's really important to mention that he had no family mem

well, the u. n. a special russell to on the right to adequate housing of christian roger gopal has denounced as well as widespread foaming of homes at infrastructure in gaza. and a recent report, he said, carrying out facilities with the knowledge that they will systematically destroyed and damage civilian housing. an infrastructure rendering an entire city such as garza city uninhabitable for civilians. is a war crime. this multiple sources have reduced figures on the extent of damage to infrastructure. satellite analysis by 2 researches at the c u. n. y graduate center at oregon state university shows that they the costs of old buildings across northern garza, have been damaged or destroyed. the un says that many $45000.00 housing units have been demolished out of the strips. $36.00 hospitals, $28.00, no longer functioning. 279 educational facilities have been affected. depriving bolden $625000.00 students at the basic rights to education bakeries and mills in the northern part of the strip and brou

but beneath the surface there is a huge disagreement between well lead is a how to tackle climate change, the u. n. chief antonio good tad is, has warned that the only way to stop global warming is to end the funding of fossil fuels, which represents the size is clear. the 1500000000 limits is only possible if c o. d monthly stop burdening or forcing fools not to reduce, not they fight adults with a clear timeframe aligns with 1.5 degrees. these comments come a day off to the oil rich host, the united arab emirates, set that fossil fuels must be a positive n e climate. do the u. a e's continued support for oil and gas cost. one member of the main comp 20 h advisory board to resign. there's also an good the richer nations and not doing enough to help poor ones, or might know the most vulnerable to not choose between fighting climate change it up in finding poverty. can you go about that? they'll have to do both. they don't. the 5 year to a flurry of financial plant genes have already been made. they include a landmarks funding to help the wells forest cope with the effects of climate change. other

u. n. expects not read as well to further question by yours and power. outage is caused by the really blockade on strikes have compounded the prices a shop owner in ross, i told us how he's being forced to find new ways to keep his business. i filled is most in another style. my name is the single how much the cost is. i am 20 years old. i live in the so with the power outages in garza, i had no work and no income from 40 days. then we came up with the idea of using bicycles, and thankfully, it worked out my professional and vision was to expand my privilege of to a large scale factory because of the war. i can make it. i hope to achieve my goal after the war ends. to less safety now to the neighboring city of ton unit, where the locals are scrambling to find any safe location after res, really street and evacuating order for a number of neighborhoods. the u. n. c is more than a $140000.00 displaced. jostens are being forced to relocate their israel previously claimed con unice was safe for civilians before the idea began. its assault on the city and our strikes are not being reported all acro

u. n. teens as well as he monitor and partners due to the ongoing conflict. it strikes a general wide spread in security. um, so we do not have a presence there at this point in time. we are trying to contact on national networks that we've had for quite some time to get a better sense of what the needs are. and our teams are physician's so that as soon as the security improves, we are able to go back. what would it take? what will it take for humanitarian operations there at the resume, we need securities. best the foremost we need to have assurances. but if we do go back again, we will be given a hand to access to the populations. our operations will not be tampered with. and we will be able to address the needs of the host needing in recent days since the movement by the r s a into and not any started. we've had some horrific stories, not only in relation to the civilian populations, but also in relation to what we consider to be critical infrastructure, no to be the hospitals. the doctors who should be left to continue doing the work that they need to do

she's well equipped for it because she's worked within the u. n. system and various roles for over 20 years. actually starting in the early ninety's at unread the united nations relief and work agency that helps a palestinian refugees. but she's also worked at unicef and u. n. d p as well, and was an under secretary un official in syria for some time just to give you a broad overview there. but her task now is very difficult. primarily because the un resolution un security council resolution, i see it should say that was passed on friday. there's 4 page document that i have here dealing with the guys, the situation states that her role or her mandate is to facilitate, coordinate and monitor a scaling of 8 in the guys that there's one problem. no, nowhere in this resolution does it call for an immediate cease fire, and that according to secretary general, antonio gutierrez is what is needed in order to scale up humanitarian a to guys. so she's got a very difficult mandate ahead of her. a lot of experience certainly has the backing of the secretary g

well. m a u. n. reports mohammed say's at least 6 palestinians have died in his really custody since october 7th. give us a sense of the conditions that prisoners are not facing is really deals the yes actually is about as soon as the are still listening to the heart of the just the one is of the best for you to prison us during the must have been days will book about the bent as a solution or a section of some portion of them, especially off of civil though, but they were, are you still there? through the front of the war they, it was denied and you sent me the visit to them. i mean, we think that no, no, no, yes they, i mean i solution i from a capital. they said it was back tv, so it's about it just from there. they kind of curious and what's going all the time. so they even lose it, access to via from the cafeteria of the gym by their money they the food was the missed of expected and also they printed on foster. so when they are released, they don't let me be about there. so for us to do it in

u. s. had taken issue with language and the text along the call for association of hostilities, as well as the language in the text that provided for putting the u. n in charge of inspecting aid deliveries to gaza. now it took issue with that language around the cessation of hostilities because the west won't support language. that sounds like it could be related to a cease fire. its position is always that a cease fire only helps him us and it did not want to support this creation of a u. n. light monitoring mechanism because it didn't want to see israel cut out of the process. israel did not want to give up control of inspecting the cargo coming into the got into god's a for a potentially weapon smuggled in with a cargo or perhaps concrete that would help her masa build more tunnels. but clearly the language was adopted in such a way that allows us to accept this version, even though it did end up abstaining and the end again, over language issues. because this resolution did not contain language condemning her moss for its actions on october 7. but because all you need is 9 votes in favor and no veto, that is how we got the resolution of past to

terry and told today so fully occupied palestinian territory for nearly 3 years earlier as well denounced the u. n. 's response to the october 7th attack by him asked his quote, disgraceful of the case. hastings of being slow to condemn the attack. the is radio or t say they've time to check. the visa is all to you in representatives smoke hastily . hastings has already a raised vietnam. i will be here between monetary and situation, and we'll turn garza, we all know that there's more than 200 hostages in captivity and they need to be released immediately and unconditionally. the same goes for humanitarian assistance going in to gaza. it has to be able to reach civilians unconditionally with time and all the jerusalem development funds to me as soon as law waste as the tennessee box with impunity. i believe that its water will fit as well, and one will for everyone else is it i is, is doing pick and choose in. it's a position towards the international organizations. so whatever it is, it does say, suppose to human, it is not related to that aspect of the international note or to the mortality of o

u. n. has described the renewed financing between homos militants as well as a return to how long us for the people of guys up will still disease resume this morning. often negotiate has failed to extend what had become a 7 day seats. 5 officials from the almost controlled health ministry side, thousands of thousands have been killed in dallas since then. after a week of relative calm, the sound of war has returned to gaza. explosions rang out across the enclave. dash in hopes that the truth would again be extended. of israel said it resumed combat after her mass violated the terms. but her mass, which the us and the you have designated a terrorist organization, lamed israel for the breakdown and talks in the southern city of rafa, palestinians raised to sign survivors in the rubble is the. this is the house of civilians. people who fled from know the area, they're all young children. there were similar themes in nearby hun units where a hospital was inundated with wounded civilians or we were at home listening to the news. when the bombing stops here, they are comfortable and destroyed uh h

u. n voted for an immediate cease fire. but us on this well remote, the few nations to oppose the non finding resolution. also a head between here and there is no life. there are no tense, no water, no food. thousands of for the fees will make ship to count on the gauze. the coastline designate to the safe, done by israel. the some of the displays say it's no better than anyone else for the amazon. so then plays. oh, so this out in the us. what the by and ministration seems to be asking for is billions of additional dollars with no appropriate oversight. the house paid to rebuff the president's request for an of a $60000000000.00 to ukraine. and so if i didn't give a lot of minutes lensky, a 200000000 consolation, instead the i will welcome to you. it's 3 pm here in most go and you're watching all the international within the very latest world, news is good to have you with us at the vast majority of the world's nations have voted for an immediate humanitarian, sci fi and gaza. but the us on day as well was not among them. earlier, washington

well organized. unfortunately, to focus we have no doubts about the carol b, u. n. d u. s. and igniting, encouraging and directing people, was allowed minority using fraud, i think on some new knots as well. the meeting of the un security council was convened with all kinds of experts presented by russia to talk about how the conflict in ukraine got started. western leaders want to act like the conflict started with rushes, special military operations in reality, as you had started in 2014 and pressed with these violent overthrow of the elected president of the crane to combine a move and batteries and use it by the united states. and the european union intentionally intending to destabilize ukraine and metal in its politics. this is a fact that, of course, western leaders like to gloss over and leave out. but russia very clearly demonstrated that with expert testimony and details and backs now uh the us delegation and us representative. the british delegation and the british representative and the albanian delegation actually walked out while the information was being prese

weigh in on n this divide for u. >> well, i think senator graham is 100 percent correct, carley.is ousted from congress last year by a decisive margin is just looking to sell books at this point and to be sure other media outlets as we have seen will give her ample air time to do so. she is a 2023 version of michael avenatti. let's look at the world under the trump administration using facts. the u.s. was not engulfed in two proxy wars in the middle east and ukraine. china's posture was far different as it pertains to taiwan. the taliban wasn't in charge of afghanistan. under trump, the isis caliphate was disseminated. we didn't have an open border with terrorists coming into this country. overall the world didn't see like it was on fire, where our warships are being used as target practice by houthi rebels. liz cheney would have some credibility if she wanted to be critical of the current administration. but her sole focus, obviously is on the previous president because that's what gets her the most media love and sells her the most books, griff. >> griff: joe, i want to turn to

well, welcome to the program, the u. n. says almost half of goss this population has not moved to the city of rafa in the south where they're facing, bombardments, dec, provision and disease. and the space is becoming increasingly overcrowded. is by growing calls for us these 5 israel says it will push on, but it's offensive games. thomas, which is considered a terrorist organization by numerous countries. winters bearing down on rafa. the city at the farthest edge of southern gaza bordering egypt. with the border closed. it's the farthest people can flee. the destination for display, scoggins, hoping to escape bombardment. shelters are overcrowded. almost half of guys this population is now in rafa, which is the small part of guys in the southeast corner. again, this is leading to nothing but a health crisis. rainfall mixing already dire situation worse. many make sure if tens can't hold up for long against the wind and rain water. yes, mean a displace posted in mother says she lacks access to basic necessities. and the my

there's an increase in that section of audience as well, including a 2nd is taking over cutting in and then into forced displacement. the u. n. is cooling on as well to abide by international law. stop for violence against palestinians on further investigate these incidents. use of military tactics and weapons in law enforcement context and the use of unnecessary or disproportionate force by the is ready to security forces. extremely trumpeting visualization of palestinians that characterizes many of the satellites actions is very disturbing, and must cease immediately. i caught on each row to take immediate clear and effective steps to put an end to set the violence against the palestinian population to investigate all incidents of violence by settlers. and these rarely security forces. just on the high is the head of the united nations human rights office in occupied palestinian territory. he says the statistics in the reports speak for themselves. there are about $4700.00 and um are people who have been detained 2000 plus since the 7th of october, access to them has not been easy. however, some of them have been released.

u. n. d p as well. but the secretary general, antonio gutierrez, has said that without a full ceasefire, immediately it will be very hard to get a into guys that to the people that needed the most. so certainly big challenges ahead gabriel's onto, i'll just here at the united nations in new york. francesca albany is a, is the you and especially with rough outside on the occupied palestinian territory . and she says, israel's claim that the united nations is complicit partners of how much is what she calls blaming the messenger? or is there a has the state that does he's real as destroyed guys, and we're still blaming you when i still wonder how the international community describe that to as well in our international need. yeah, still give credit was is really leaders political are meeting thought you'd be there a site is or should be held accountable for what, what it does is, well, it has not done any thing to keep a civilian safe. let me give you 3 examples. first football diesel has used the, the ne

government to postpone the signing of the agreement was met with so well organized and forwarded me to folks. we have no doubts about the carol b, u. n. us, igniting, encouraging and directing people out loud minority using fraud. i, but i think on some new knots is evidence well aware of these, of these information technology that were used at night, the supposedly independent media image use that in reality, what if i minutes by with intelligent services can still hate it and see a positive sort of just in the muscles, when the police and public opinion distorted and even falsified information. others have some more details. i've also lived so i'd see cars for the taylors moltin in new york. caleb, what all the details do we know about the recent meeting? all the un security council, as well. the meeting of the un security council was convened with all kinds of experts presented by russia to talk about how the conflict in ukraine got started. western leaders want to act like the conflict started with rushes, special military operation. in reality, as you had started in 2014, i pressed with the violent overthrow of the elected presi

but beneath the surface there is a huge disagreement between well lead is a how to tackle climate change. u. n. chief antonio good ted is, has wound that the only way to stop global warming is to end the funding of fossil fuel risk, which represents the sciences clears the one point. 5000000000 limits is only possible e. c o 3 month lease, stop burdening or forcing fools not to reduce not. and they fight adults with a clear timeframe. aligns with $1.00 degrees per piece. comments comment day off to the oil rich host, the united arab emirates sent that fossil fuels must be a positive n e climate deal. the u. a east continued support for oil and gas, caused one member of the main comp 28 advisory board to resign. there's also, i'm good, the richer nations and not doing enough to help poor a ones. 3 that i know the most vulnerable to not choose between finding climate change it. i've been fighting poverty man, you care about that. they'll have to do both. they don't do 5 years of slurry of financial plant g as have already been made. they include a landmarks fund to help the wells forest with the

i as well as responded by choosing the group of anti semitism from all on the situation and gaza. we can now talk to julia as to why she's the director of communications for the u. n. agency for 1st indian refugees and joins us from the georgia indian capital. armand, which borders as well as of yet human rights sports accusing is where they've committed war crimes. they're saying it's forces are deliberately blocking the delivery of age, such as food and water, as your agency seen anything that would come from those very serious accusations. why and we are not the tone in a position to determine whether it is a work crime or not. i can tell you, for sure, is that fluids, few a water and the information they all be used as what kinds of, or during this being to do to 70 days. if you recall for the 1st 2 weeks since the was stopped and that was a tooth and hair, mystic sage on the guns was chipped and nothing has come in including for the water . so it deal confirmed then the other day, sions that human rights sports level site as well as i say that i am not in a position to confirm that i am here to give you the latest on the ground. and what has been happening si

well, looking at side b, u n, which i fear, we're going to have to do that in order to not get to see fire, but a t t 0 that crack words put the brakes on a real proactive d at. to get the breakdown, we're going to have to stop the, the us sending our orange sending arms and sending sending firms and keeping up with the other. i know more diplomatic solution. i think we need to look at this from regional blocks folder multilateral institutions. 3, you need to speak all the way they did it with the invasion of ukraine. they need to start putting sanctions on israel. so putting sanctions in the us, i know we are in a cost of living prices old as mostly coals by the politics of job and speech and or, and wished with india, european confident. however, you know what we are witnessing and what we're seeing on our screen, it cannot continue to the bricks. region approx, d, e a s, and the as the on the we need to perhaps work in more diplomatic regional block and start putting sanctions. and then using their own different model boy, chris, we could gutierrez sided this in and pending humanit

u. n. being processed by the u. m. by seeing a what a donor is a nuisance. well, what can be more, what a down then there is a solution for that and for the creation of conditions for what does it say uh for the sustainable ceasefire to allow for a sustainable people the language that it's time to store shooting a. exactly a, this is a very, very, or what the don't the language a people are dying and you know, uh, the shooting should be stopped immediately. so that you, when you designated would come the secretary general do. and i, the nation was, has been very old with about it and still have these uh, empty words and we have the nation. so we have the space 1st boy, king. the security can also is a notion, then we've heard of the general assembly where of the united states votes against our is that it wasn't supported by just a handful or what's frank since you know. okay, so between let me just ask you this, let me just ask you the because the we also heard that we got reaction from the is read from israel's permanent representative who called the resolutions