it's represented safe to the united nations, the shamelessly shut ups, the united admission charts. it'd before the eyes of the international community. the only way to bit of it to prevent further escalation is key. it is right. it must be immediately sees. it's wrong, gazda and it's that tact sullivan. i'm mazda supp. let's make a big clear, mr. president. without the ceasefire and goza, that would be no guarantee for piecing that agent. the international community cannot afford to remain silence. be called on the counselor to respond to the evidence and determination. the united nations security council, which bears the legal responsibility for maintaining international peace and security, must charles my shoulder if the responsibility on this phone decisively to is right is aggressive until the reception available. now, if this doesn't happen, that agent risks being dragged into a full scale conflict, there's really the same support. there's done in a um, the neighbor lives, especially the united states and in the united kingdom have a legal and motor on responsibility to act be

come to the united nations, charlotte in the united nations. go to the world ban charlize the what about with sparks and knowledge of what is really going well. call these nations out. tell them just double abuse, which is belated. this nation that website into how you did the abuse, the abuse is blake. and so to the africans, i say spend up, have a bug board and speak up. and for those in power, people appointed you into position. so you can represent ended up being for enter the people i say to the a friends if i need to is not is ending well, vote them out. yes, we can tie or being misrepresented by. i will need to. she brought them out, if they don't represent you well, at the community level in your country, run them out and they're not just sending you well and the world stage. the fact i want people are not empowered. they know the games that are being played by the west and well, by the eastern world. they, i tell him, do i need to see if we don't want it any more? so we have monday, lead us. that's going to spend later. that's going to

in the audacity to harm their personnel, including united nations agencies as including the united nations relief and work agencies for palestine refugees in gaza, which is supposed to be protected under international law. i would like to recall that these abuses not only disrupt humanitarian action, but also violates international norms, protecting civilians, and those providing assistance. these recent rules by the occupation seek to threaten the stability of the countries of the region by igniting a large scale regional war. iraq, as a founding member of the united nations, hopes that this institution will achieve the objective for which it was founded in maintaining peace and security and sparing the world the dangers of wars and tragedies that it has experienced throughout history. allow us to express our disappointment at the failure of the security council and the international system to fulfill its obligations. ladies and gentlemen, we note a significant increase in hate crimes and intolerance that affect our security instability. we are in dire need of international cooperation in

ummah and the identity of the ummah, this ummah that today, today when netanyahu stand in the united nation and hold these maps, he has already classified, classify the peoples of the region, the honorable people, peoples and those nations who have been who are betraying palestine by their silence, by their... indifference regarding what is going on in the region, the history, the islamic history is repeating itself in those days, in those days you can't be bias, you can be either with the righteous or with the camp of the us and the science occupation, now those people, the the deprived people of of south lebanon, the poor people of... south lebanon, those humble people in south lebanon are making history, are securing the entire humanity from the threat of zionism, because what the zionist occupation have done so far doesn't threaten only the people of west asia, but threaten the entire humanity, starting from the major genocide, then the wiki tokki genocide, who knows that in the future this... zionist occupation entity doesn't commit the same in another country, so now it's the religiou

they shred the charter of the united nations from the restroom of the united nations and shamelessly challenged the whole world, or people of conscience from this very rostrum. they challenge them well, sort of my friends saw you did not come without the sun. it leaked images from israel's presents which it has turned into concentration camps. clearly show what kind of barbara and the barbarians and we are facing. as a result of these really attacks, garza has become the world's largest cemetery for women and children. more than 17000 children were targeted by is really, boards and bombs in good shape was only 6 years old. doctor gee, and his family were seeking safety when their car was hit by his really forces. he lost everything. he lost his mother, father, siblings, cousins. he lost all the hopes she had punt. oh, what do you do when only he served, he waited desperately for rescue. for 12 days. sitting on the unit, will you come to take me? i'm fearful. it wasn't many need to do much waiting for a helping hand to reach out to him for the almost 12 days despite the level of it fo

ukraine is the founder of the united nations. it be correct in the current situation on the part of the ukrainian state to demand the exclusion of russia from the councils without the un un, referring to the fact that they are an aggressor country. are waging war, violating all norms and the charter of the united nations organization, but legally, stating that, in principle, russia should not have been there for the past 30 years. and you know, i actually personally joined such a public initiative, which justified with various lawyers, international lawyers, precisely the mechanism by which the russian federation entered the place of the soviet union and the security council and, in general, the organization of the united nations, and there are all grounds i consider that russia illegally occupies this place there, because, for example, the same serbia, as the legal successor of the former socialist republic of yugoslavia, followed a completely different path in order to become a member of the united nations after the breakup of

i generally have a favorable view of the united nations. wever, it is largely dysfunctional due to the veto power of the major seven or however many there are nations. it needs to be as the previous caller stated more democratic, one country, one vote. it is like the slaughter taking place in gaza and the west bank being facilitated largely by the united states treasure. it's a prime example of each time something reasonable comes along to resolve things of that nature one of the major countries will just veto it. it is largely dysfunctional. yes, i have a favorable view of the organization but needs some changes. host: that veto power the caller referenced is the united nations taking a discussion in april about the security council. the general assembly debating the rising veto use. assembly president said the security council remains unable to address security situations and gaza, mali, syria and ukraine and concerning the democratic republic of korea. when ongoing crises demand action, it's a derogation of duty if the general assembly st

of the 15 members of the security council voted in favor of palestine's full membership in the united nations. the united states once again took action and vetoed palestine's membership . the inaction of the united nations becomes more clear when the security council has not been able to act effectively in the last year and with the continuation of the zionist crimes in gaza. to stop the war. with all this, but perhaps the only incentive for member states to participate in the annual meeting of the united nations general assembly, the meetings both sides should be on the sidelines of this meeting and use this place to say their words. mojtaba shah soni, sed and sima news agency. jihad against the current of hypocrisy, jihad against the current of influence, jihad with the domination system is in no way less than the holy defense jihad, the late reza siraj, you may have seen him in the national media before , the americans and nato in the region, the presence of four wars in this he started in the region for a few years. but they could not harm our security. before this, the late siraj was als

15 members of the security council voted in favor of the full membership of palestine in the united nations, the united states once again took action and vetoed the membership of palestine. the inaction of the united nations becomes more clear when in the last one year and with the continued crimes of the zionists in gaza , the security council has not been able to take effective measures to stop the war . bilaterally on the sidelines of this meeting and using this place to say be their words. mojtaba shah soni of radio and television news agency.

itself, but those who are in charge of the united nations, united nations, and particularly it's the united states, so it's by the end of the day we can say it's the united nations of america. all right, thank you so much, uh, sid, professor political science beers at university, crossing back over to uh, mariam, son, mariam, continue to fill us in on the latest situations that's taking place and the overall feel in lebanon tonight, the we have breaking news now that the israelis have targeted the towns of achied and farmilke, also towns that are not border towns uh and it seems that there are also targeting of civilian houses and civilian areas, that is, of course, latest urgent news that we have from the attacks on lebanon, we also heard that there was a very heavy overflights of the air israeli air force over the back and also some targets were hit, were waiting for reports of course to know exactly where those planes hit, to go back to the hisballah. it seems that we have what look what seem to be qualitative operations, these are very strategically significant operations, si

president of the general assembly of the united nations, secretary-general of the united nations. ladies and gentlemen members of that delegation, esteemed guests, peace and god's blessings be upon you all. i come to you today as my people for almost a year now are subjected to in the most heinous crimes of our era. it is a crime of full-scale war of genocide that israel is perpetrating, israel is occupying state. a crime that so far has killed more than 40000 in gaza alone. thousands remain under the rubble. a crime that has injured more than wondered a thousand others to this day and matters are getting worse. hundreds, hundreds of palestinian families have been annihilated. entire family names have been wiped out of the civil record. more than wondered if families have been completely wiped out of the civil record they no longer exist. thousands have died because of the spread of disease and epidemics. and the shortages of medicine and water. moreover more than 2 million palestinians in gaza have left their homes multiple times in search of safety and fleeing the systemic opera

president of the general assembly of the united nations, secretary-general of the united nations. ladies and gentlemen members of that delegation, esteemed guests, peace and god's blessings be upon you all. i come to you today as my people for almost a year now are subjected to in the most heinous crimes of our era. it is a crime of full-scale war of genocide that israel is perpetrating, israel is occupying state. a crime that so far has killed more than 40000 in gaza alone. thousands remain under the rubble. a crime that has injured more than wondered a thousand others to this day and matters are getting worse. hundreds, hundreds of palestinian families have been annihilated. entire family names have been wiped out of the civil record. more than wondered if families have been completely wiped out of the civil record they no longer exist. thousands have died because of the spread of disease and epidemics. and the shortages of medicine and water. moreover more than 2 million palestinians in gaza have left their homes multiple times in search of safety and fleeing the systemic opera

tehran also gave a speech last night at the summit of the future united nations covenant , and we wille news about it in the news sections and about the speech itself and its reflections . . mr. araghchi, the minister of foreign affairs, is also on the sidelines in fact, the un meeting has bilateral meetings, and there is news about it earlier than the president, that is, since the beginning of the meeting, he has been there and had meetings with his counterparts from european countries and the countries of the region, and these meetings are still going on, now for information and news. we want to talk more with our colleague, mr. shayan mehr , who is with us from new york . president, thank you for your speech , ms. moazzami, and greetings to all dear viewers we are with you from the headquarters of the international organization in new york . well, as you said, today the president of our country will deliver a speech at the united nations general assembly. it will be, but now that i am talking to you, it has been a few minutes since the day, in fact , we started tuesday, it is 56:56

we expect nothing from the united nations. we have seen that the united nations have. during the previous wars to do anything that support neither the the palestinian nor the libanese. the only thing that we rely on, the only thing that we believe on is the missiles of our resistance is the courageous our of our resistance heroes. we don't rely anyone. the only thing that will put an end for this threat that is threatening our own people, our own region, that is threatening. the palestinians that it's threatening west asia, the entire world is the resistance. we don't believe that the united nation will do anything that support the lebanese, because at the end of the day the united nation is controlled by the us and the other western uh governments. we only be believe that our patience, our sacrifices, the blood of our beloved ones, our great sacrifices pressure this science occupation to stop this aggression and and we are quiet happy because we know that we are contributing to shakening this colonial entity until the moment

, and in his last interview, the general secretary of the united nation, antonio guteris, whenthe us, you know, keeps spending, you know, bend the law to... f its own interest and what's important here to to see is that the balance of power uh in worldwide is changing and the united states wants to uh you know speed things up in order to dominate uh before you know a shift will happen in international balance you know the united nation for example rule that zionism is a form of racism in 1976 and then it was a unanimous almost by the general assembly of united nation and then after the collapse of the soviet union and after the so-called you know peace conference in madrid in 1991 they erased that resolution that says zionism is a form of racism so we understand that these so-called international law could be uh you know twisted the way the united states and its allies the direction that they want, what's important here to see since this issues about assassination is just to look at the crimes that designist regime have conducted against iranian scientists, iranian physicians,

and in his last interview, the general secretary of the united nation, antonio, you know gutieresh, when he was asked about why the international system and what he thinks of the international system today, and he say it's a failing system, i mean this is the general secretary of the united nation talking about how the us you know keeps spending you know bend the law to benefit its own interest and what's important here to to see is that the balance of power uh in worldwide is changing and the united states wants to uh you know speed things up in order to dominate uh before you know a shift will happen in international balance you know the united nation for example ruled that zionism is a form of racism in 19. '706 and then it was a unanimous almost by the general assembly of united nations and then after the collapse of the soviet union and after the so-called you know peace conference in madrid in 1991 they erased that resolution that says zionism is a form of racism so we understand that these uh so-called international law could be uh you know twisted the way the united'. state

killed the civilians and they killed the the children and they they are doing everything, but the united nations has role now in this, i guess the united states is preventing any organization from practicing its role in this, well if we say we have united nations in order to spread peace and tranquility in... the in the region, they can, they can do nothing, at least they are hesitant to bring netanyahu and gallan, these these two criminals to justice, and could they, could they imprison them, they could could really bring them into into trial? i, i doubt it, well, well, they have, they have done nothing for us and we are from lebanon, and we know the role of the united nations. okay, so uh, back to mr. scott bennett, uh, we also have joseph burell uh, expressing his concern about the risk of escalation and spillover. what is your take on that? mr. scott bennett. well it seems that we don't have uh him with us, so mr. mohsen saleh, let's continue the discussion with you with now mr. joseph borell's uh comment regarding um this uh tragic uh incident that you've witnessed in your country, so uh he

collapse the political regime of israel, but the way to accelerate that is to really remind the united nations and the other nations of the world when these international bodies conveen, because they are stages, they are theaters of political drama, and uh... like that classic alley in britain where everyone stands a soap box and preaches their their philosophy, this is a chance to to stand on the shoat box of the united nations and preach the philosophy of peace and stability or death and destruction, which is your side, everyone knows israel is behaving like a monster, but the real thing is god will hold to account every nation and people that fails to do the right thing, not just the wicked and not just their evil will be punished, but those who fail to stand up and do right, those who fail to stand up and call evil evil, those who refuse out of courdus or selfishness, will themselves be judged and punished, so there is a need to proclaim shame and and shame and... and discussed with nations and people that fail to stand up and call evil evil, and this is an existential moment for redefinin

, yet member of the united nations has systematically raised to the ground united. nation schools, clinicshe victims of terrorism and the actual victims of terrorism, the palestinians, are called the terrorists. it's very hard to bear. i've been talking like this for more than 50 years. i'm going to talk about it as long as god gives me breath, not least here on have it out with galloway. francis boy is a professor of international law at the university of illinois, harvard graduate. he's represented international bodies on human rights, war crimes and genocide. boyle served as counsel to bosnia and palestine, advised on peace. negotiations and drafted the biological weapons anti-terrorism act of 1989, eminent, eminent intellectual in the field of law, whom i have had the privilege of knowing for many decades. professor boyle, thank you for joining us. i posed what for me is what the americans used to call the $64,000 question, namely, are all these courts and judicial bodies and the rest merely lipstick a pig, or can it be said that they mean anything when their decisions are simply ignor

the united nations security council, the members of the united nations and the security council areiged to deal with such a person , then they allow him to let the united nations general assembly come and make a speech and threaten the whole world and say openly that i do not accept any of your protocols and laws and i will do whatever is necessary for my survival, so this shows that that something which we see as an international legal institution it was supposed to be the united nations, that is , an organization that supports the rights of the nations of the world. let's not change our view on this issue and the planning we want to do to face such. if we want to do something, we will have to proceed with the same mechanism again . naturally, we will not get a clear result , that's why we are saying that if there were to be international laws, we would guarantee the implementation. if it has the power to deal with criminals and terrorists, naturally this mechanism should have stopped these evils and crimes by now. you have seen that during the past year , the case of the war crime

amiresh, a correspondent of radio and television news agency, united nations headquarters, new york. to find trapped workers in tabsem mine. the head of the crisis management organization announced the discovery of the bodies of two other workers of tabez mine and said that 37 people have died in the accident of tabez mine . 48 hours have passed since the accident of methane gas leak and explosion in the tunnels of joy mine of tabez mine. you don't have any news about them yet no, there is no news, they say. this is the latest human statistics of this incident. from which city did you come ? i went here, sistan baluchistan province, zahek city. i saw that they were all dead. they were turned into stones. guys, don't rush. some of the rescuers who worked hard came out of the tunnels and underground this evening. we have completely established the ventilation and we can tell you that now the gas is soft enough to work. there is only one problem that we have here. now we have to send specialized teams to open the road, that is, an electrical team wants to disconnect the electrical cable

, yet a member of the united nations has systematically raised to the ground, united nations schools,ate. he's represented international bodies on human rights, war crimes and genocide. boyle served as counsel to bosnia and palestine, advised on peace negotiations, and drafted the biological weapons anti-terrorism act of 1989, eminent eminent intellectual in the field of law, whom i have had the privilege of... annoying for many decades. professor boyle, thank you for joining us. i posed, what for me is what the americans used to call the $64,00 question, namely, are all these courts and judicial bodies and the rest merely lipstick a pig, or can it be said that they mean anything when their decisions are simply ignored by the person in? dock, namely, well, george, uh, great to see you again, and thank you for having me back in my... to your listening audience, i agree with everything you said in your opening statement, but the point is we are fighting back uh against netanyahu and the israeli government by these legal mechanisms that we do have uh, we, lawyers are fighting back all ov

the united nations is the front line of defense for lebanon.ing the killing of lebanese citizens, mr. bouhabib said: we emphasize the right to self-defense and declare that the return of the zionist refugees to the northern settlements will be possible not with war but with a ceasefire. the foreign minister of lebanon added: "the occupying regime is burning the agricultural lands of lebanon with white phosphorous, so that the income from agriculture has been lost for many years." prevent it thank you for your support, dear viewers, good night and god bless you. hello, good night, the rains will intensify tomorrow as we can see, the intensity of rainfall is in the central alborz areas, khashdar issued in the red level in the north of tehran province, north of alborz province. in the highlands of mazandaran province, it is not unlikely that there will be a possibility of flooding of the roads and extensive waterlogging in these areas , while the rainfall will be less intense in west azarbaijan province, east ardabil, gilan, mazandaran and golesta

we will not remain silent and watch. apartite is perpetrated against others, through the united nations and the instruments, it will, we must end the suffering that palestinians are being subjected to, we are called upon to uphold the principles of the... and charter and to uphold consistently and in their entirety the fundamental tenents of international law. international law cannot be applied selectively. no one state is more equal than any other. in december last year, south africa approached the international court of just just seeking an order to prevent israel from committing genocide against the people of gaza. we did so in terms of our obligations as a state party to the convention on the prevention and punishment of the crime of genocide. as south africa, we welcome the support that number of countries have given to the case that we have launched at the icj, the icj's orders make it clear that there is plausible, there is a plausible case of genocide against the people of gaza. they further make it clear that states must also act to prevent genocide by israel. and to ensure th

be united nations. bring us peace. >> the speech comes one day before president zelenskyy is due to meet with president biden and other leaders in washington. our correspondent in kyiv jessica parker has this analysis of what the ukrainian president hopes to achieve during his trip to the u.s.. >> i think that president zelenskyy is trying to refocus the world's attention on the russian invasion. he used his address to issue stark warnings, including this claimant by kyiv that russia has been assessing ukraine's nuclear power plant and is even, may, planning to attack them, to disconnect them from the power grid. that is what president zelenskyy claimed in his speech. he is due, of course, to meet with u.s. president joe biden thursday. one at ukrainian official i spoke to recently said they hope mr. biden will choose to make history by taking some decisions in ukraine's favor during his last few months in office. top of the agenda is likely to be the request, so far denied by ukraine that they might be

come to the united nations, charlotte in the united nations. go to the world bank, charlotte the what about with sparks and knowledge of what is really going well? call these nations out. tell them just of abuse, which is belated. this nation that website into a hybrid, the abuse, the abuse is related to the africans. i say spend up, have a bug button, speak up, and for those in power, people appointed you into position. so you can rip, is ended up being for enter the people i say to the a friends if i need are is not, is ending well, vote them out. we have frequent tired of being misrepresented by i will need to, she brought them out and they don't represent you well at the community level in your country, run them out and they're not. zip is ending well and the world stage, the fact i want people are now empowered, they know the games that are being played by the western world by the eastern world . they, i tell him, do i need to see if we don't want it any more. so we have minding leadership that's going to defend us leadership that's going

abdul nasser wrote a letter to the united nations and requested that the peacekeeping forces since thed on the border with israel, so that the egyptian army can take control of that situation. this work was done so that all eyes were fixed on the port of sharm and sheikh in the sinai desert. egypt took the initiative and took the strait of tiran in the gulf of aqaba again. this is the blue connection of the zionists with the east of the world it was completely cut off. the only way to enter the oil needed by israel was closed to the jews, and this means declaring war. there is no way that we will allow israeli ships to pass through. what do you want the united states to do sir? well, i've come here really to find out what the united states is trying to do. johnson, who was the president of the united states at that time. he said that he does not want israel to start a war. during that meeting, johnson read a part of a secret document to iman. it was written in that document that israel will not be left alone. unless he chooses to be alone. the soviets read the same words in the ears of

by issuing a united nations decision resolution by the united nations here by pressuring the government so that it would not obstruct this effort. and here i welcome any state, any party that wants to join us in this visit. we would be happy to go with you to gaza so that we could all see the tragedies that are taking place. i'll -- i salute our people that are sacrificing all that is precious for palestine and the sacrifice and the west bank of solidarity of our crown jewel. and our capital. we salute our people in the diaspora are in the refugee camps to our brave prisoners in israeli prisons. 6000 prisoners. israel arrests whoever it wants. whoever's dignity is being violated every day. palestine will be free. it will be free despite anyone who objects to that. our people will live on the land of their fathers and grandfathers, as they have done for more than 6000 years. they will continue their struggles for independence. the occupation will end, will end, will end. god be upon you. [applause]

palestinians have waited decades to hear at the united nations. rami mazari, press tv, washington dc. italia has voice concern over the escalation of violence in west. year after israel killed dozens of people and wounded thousands of others by detonating pages and wireless devices used in lebanon. here's more. on thursday, italy's foreign minister antonio tayani said he is very concerned by the gravity of the situation in lebanon following israel's terror attacks which were carried out through pages and walky talkys in back to back coordinated explosions. he asked the israel reg to show restraint. tayani was speaking a joint press conference with the spanish leader of the people's party alberto nuñez feijo in rome, amid fears that after almost a year of near daily exchanges of fire between hezbollah and israel, the conflict would escalate into an all-out war. the united nations rights chief folk has demanded accountability following israel's cyber terror attacks in lebanon. an informal meeting of g7 foreign ministers will be held on the sidelines

the united nations stands ready to support all efforts towards achieving that goal. thank you. >> and now, i give the floor to his excellency, mr. volodymyr zelensky, president of ukraine. >> thank you so much. thank you so much, your cleanseses. one day it will truly be sad that russia's war against ukraine has ended. not paused, not forgotten, truly ended and this will happen not because someone grows tired of the. war. not because someone traded something with putin. russia's war against ukraine will end because the u.n. charter with work. it must work. our ukrainian right to save ours must prevail. those who value life as we do. our territory integrity, our sovereignty. independence of our country. defending what every nation would surely want to protect for itself and what the u.n. charter grant to all and it is russia that always has to lie to justin its war, not us. russia cannot refer to the u.n. charter to explain what it is doing against us, against ukraine, ukrainian people. in fact, in rusha's -- way, it does refer to the charter but that's simply insane.

well, they have pure impunity by world powers and united nations, the they're able to commit all the crimes uh, with no accountability, with no punishment, so um, they they they they became very bold in you, their views and showing their criminal behavior and criminal nature, this war, this war, this recent war really, really truly exposed the zionist entity and the idf a heavy level and a high level and a white scale level, and thankfully, you know, the social media helped lot, i mean, obviously we're also censored in social media as well, like a our tiktok channel.

ukraine is the founder of the united nations.the current situation, would it be correct for the ukrainian state to demand the exclusion of russia from the security council? from the un, citing that they are a country aggressor and are waging war, violating all norms and the statute of the united nations organization, but legally, stating that in principle russia should not have been there for the last 30 years, and you know, i actually personally joined such a public initiative and which justified with different. experts, international lawyers, precisely the mechanism by which the russian federation entered the place of the soviet union, and the security council, and in general the united nations itself, and there is every reason to believe that russia is illegally occupying this place , because, for example, and serbia, as the legal successor of the former socialist country there. yugoslavia, it went through a completely different path in order to become a member of the united nations organization after the breakup of yugoslavia

fimon young, president of the general assembly of the united nations, mr. antonio guteris, secretary general of the united nations, ladies and gentlemen, heads and members of delegations, esteam guests, peace and god's blessings be upon you all. i come to you today, as my people, and for almost a year now, are subjected to one of the most heinous crimes of our era. it is a crime of a full-scale war of genocide that israel is perpetrating, israel, the occupying state. a crime that so far has killed more than 40,000 marters in gaza alone, and thousands remain under the rubble, a crime that has injured more than 100 thous others to this day, and matters are getting worse. hundreds, hundreds of palestinian families have been annihilated. entire family names have been wiped out of the civil record, more than 100 families have been completely been wiped out of the civil record, they no longer exist, thousands have died because of the spread of disease and epidemics and the shortages in medicine and water, moreover, more than 2 million palestinians in gaza have le

, is a new nation qual, united, and free from a politics. we adopted a new constitution as the birth certificate or follow a new nation. our 1st democratic elections brought the tyranny of par tate to an end. a system that this general assembly declared to be a crime against humanity in adopting resolution to 202 a in 1966 a slave to uh, endorsed by the security council. 1985, the united nations was a beacon of hope in our quest for justice. the great wave of solidarity of the pulse of the word led by the united nations turn to the tides tide or gains pottage. today democracy flourishes in south africa. we have a progressive constitution and then changed human rights culture and strong institutions. we have laws to advance equality and programs to protect society's. most marginalized environmental. we continue to transform our white quote on me so that it is in a more competitive position to create jobs, to talk to more investment and that it should benefit all. so the fruit guys, a party to go about to tease on human rights, gender equality,

ali rajabi, broadcasting agency, united nations, new york. m holland has killed 44 people in the southeastern states of the united states so far. hurricane holland in the states of florida, georgia, north carolina, south carolina and virginia caused flooding and evacuation of residents. localized storm, power cut in five ayad. also followed the speed of this storm in some areas is 225 kilometers per hour. at least 46 people, including 37 children, drowned in bihar state in eastern india. this incident happened when a crowd had gathered near the river and the districts of bihar state as part of the celebration. perform a religion called holy diving. the dead are from 15 districts of bihar. beijing announced the holding of naval and air exercises in the south china sea. the purpose of this exercise is to deal with the increase in external threats. this beijing statement it was then published that australia and the philippines announced that their military had a naval exercise. will be held jointly with japan, new zealand and the united states in

the united nations security council was designed by the victors of the second world war.ntinent was still under colonial domination. to this day, africa has no permanent seat on the world's preeminent council of peace. this must change. so must the global financial architecture set up a 30 years ago. i commend the leaders of the world bank and the international monetary fund for taking the important steps that they have, but as the... for the future emphasizes, tackling inequalities requires accelerating reform of the international financial architecture. over the past eight decades, the global economy has grown and transformed. the brettan woods institutions have not kept pace. they can no longer provide a global safety net or offer developing countries. the level of support that they need. in the world's poorest countries, the death interest payments now cost more average than investments in education, health and infrastructure combined, and around the world, more than 80% of sustainable development goal targets are off track. excellencies, "getting back on track requir

at the meeting to strengthen the objectives of the united nations, mr. al-badishian emphasized that in a world where palestinian women and children are killed in gaza by the crimes of the zionist regime, there is no document that guarantees peace and development. as a victim of terrorism, he is always ready to fight against this sinister phenomenon we are cooperating with countries that are looking for a real fight against terrorism. iran wants a strong, united, safe and stable region where the resources of the countries of the region are used for synergy in the direction of economic and social progress. common problems should be consumed. in a world where civilians are brutally killed in gaza, blind state terrorism murders women and children, and genocide and terror are supported, no document will guarantee peace and development. the end of the occupation, the cessation of apartheid in palestine and the immediate ceasefire in gaza are prerequisites for development. and world peace. the president also with pointing to the strengthening of multilateralism

under-secretary-general of the united nations for global communications, melissa fleming, which i ampy to do, i would like to begin by congratulating, also on behalf of the department and the leadership of the department of global communications, our long-standing partners and friends , the itortas news agency, a co-organizer of the summit, a long-standing partner of the organization , tas is a member of the international media alliance created by the united nations to promote the goal of sustainable development, but we also have other areas of activity, in particular, of course, this is the famous program that is being conducted. the embodiment of which is the united nations itself and its charter. another fundamental trend that determines the further vector of brics development is the decentralization of international relations. the role of regional players is increasing everywhere. and this trend is fully consistent with the strategic priority of brics, the formation of a fair, inclusive polycentric world order in which developing countries would have proportionate to their... mor

we have repeatedly come on numerous occasions, through the united nations, striven to resolve border, israel has continuously eluded the issue and disregarded the matter. this is a difficult situation we are experiencing, and in light of this, we are increasingly committed to international law. we are seeking refuge of the decisions under international law. to that end, lebanon has contributed to the drafting of the universal declaration of human rights through one of our children... despite the inability of the united nations to protect us from israeli aggression up until now, we remain committed to the role of this organisation as a front line of defence in the face of occupation, violence, devastation and oppression. today, we desperately need the united nations to play its role as a refuge for small countries who have been victimised for aggression. these countries include my homeland, lebanon. since this tragedy which we have experienced, this bitter reality, we have observed that dialogue is an alternative to the language of weapons to resolve conflict. we have demonstrated abi

by issuing a united nations decision resolution by the united nations here and by pressuring the occupyingstruct this effort. here, i welcome any state and any party that wants to join us in this visit. we will be happy to go with you to gaza so that we can all see the tragedies that are taking place. isalute, heroic people that are sacrificing all thatis people that are sacrificing all that is precious for palestine in the gaza of sacrifice in the west bank of solidarity, of our crown jewel. west bank of solidarity, of our crownjewel. and our capital. crown jewel. and our capital. we crownjewel. and our capital. we salute our people in the diaspora and in the refugee camps to our brave prisoners in israeli prisons, 6000 prisoners arrested. those prisoners who are... because dignity is being violated every day. palestine will be free. it will be free despite anyone who objects to that. our people will live on the land of their fathers and grandfathers as they have done for over 6000 years. they will continue their legitimate struggle for independence. the occupation... the occupation will

and despite the efforts of the united nations, the stain, we believe in need to develop. but national mechanisms to counter these challenges away from any negative interferences. ladies and gentlemen, i stress with it's high time to close ranks and build bridges of unity. let's make our solidarity, the cornerstone of our homes and this generous home land. people who love life. i assure you that we would not enjoy our wealth. what she thought then will be the seeds of strife and discord. continue to strive among us, our unities, the past hours to the t. it's the hope that would carry our children into a better future. and i do to uphold our national unity and take off the interference that aims, that undermining our endeavors. his turing bears weakness to the greatness of this people that of young people who are the source of inspiration to nations and people for decades. they prove that despite the over challenges experienced, well, they always raise of tongue girl and more resilient and adamant libyans will not forget those who stood by them in times of culture. we will c

united nations institutions and their forces are also targets of israeli attacks. hossein rouhani ferd of sed and sima news agency. in the battle of the stone, say to sahoul, ready to fight, people. in our attack, there was no danger from dib , a safe house did not come to talavif, a safe house did not come to talavif, witness zaman ali. in response to the brutal attacks of the zionist regime to the south. lebanon, lebanon's hezbollah targeted military bases and sensitive centers in various areas of the occupied territories with hundreds of missiles. a hezbollah ballistic missile also reached tel aviv. the activity of bangorion international airport is also due to this the attack stopped, more than a million zionists had to flee to shelters. although the zionist media. like a year ago, they tried to censor hezbollah's missile attacks and make them look less important, but the intensity of the attacks was such that the zionists were forced to confess. dozens of rockets hit the port of haifa and the ramat david base as well as amikrail safed and jalil sefala were als

she's at the united nations in new york. you uh that there are lot more speakers to come in the coming hours. but let's just talk in a little more detail about why this meeting was cold by the united nations security council and, and, and how is your assess the mood, the as you mentioned, it was called by algeria in response to the targeting of communication devices across the lab and on, on the 17th and 18th of september. but when it comes to the mood at the united nations, i mean to say that there is growing concerned about regional escalation. it would be the biggest understatement to put it in context. this is the 4th security council meeting this week on the situation in the middle east, the 4th one. and that on this one is happening on the heels of an historic general assembly resolution that called for the end of the illegal occupation of the occupied palestinian territories. we've had the spokes person for the secretary general today referring to the situation as being on the brink of a catastrophe. we heard from the

it is the duty of the united nations and the security council to to deal with any conflict and threat of peace with all kinds of mechanisms defined in articles 51, 52 and 53 of the seventh chapter of the charter and not allow it to actually fuel conflict. the threat to peace will spread. this inaction, this indifference, this weakness that today governs international institutions such as the united nations and especially the security council, stems from the nature of the colonial and imperialist desire that was formed in the drafting of the united nations charter and the formation of this global organization and today you see many independent countries in the world, many freedom-loving countries in the world are demanding fundamental changes in the structure. united nations there are permanent and non-permanent members of the security council in order to increase the effectiveness of this institution , but unfortunately, any request for structural change or fundamental change in this international institution to protect peace and in fact security in the international community with th

the us representative in the united nations also violated the regime in this meeting. why did the americans silently leave the bagram military base in afghanistan 3 years ago? now trump is talking about his desire to return to this base again. meanwhile, the people of afghanistan have known americans more than ever before. bagram military base was once considered a small american town in the heart of afghanistan. the last president of the united states his guest was trump. why did the americans silently leave this base in the middle of the night after 20 years of occupying afghanistan? now more than 3 years have passed since that incident. but in the meantime, you are virgins. the presence of the americans did nothing for the people of afghanistan except displacement, it only came for themselves. if he wants, the end is known. during their 20 years of occupation and war in afghanistan, the americans organized most of their operations from the bagram military base near kabul. afghanistan has paid a heavy price for not being occupied by any country in the last century. b