the topics of the speeches of some of the world leaders in the recent meeting of the united nations general assembly. countries such as brazil and turkey demanded this change of structure. . a structural change that may be able to prevent the veto of humanitarian resolutions and bring the united nations closer to the goal of the first article of the first chapter of the charter, which is to maintain international peace and security. the attacks that keep the eyes of gaza awake during the night target the market and shopping centers during the day. market camp. a house in khanyounes and areas in rafah. rafe and asman, under whose roof a mother bids farewell to her martyred child. and a child is lost among the bodies. he is looking for his parents. 16 family members of this man martyred in the attacks. we will win, this flowing blood screams, where are the free men? this blood screams. by god we will not fail and we will defeat them. in the zionist attack on a four-story building, only this woman and her little daughter survived. god, take revenge for these. god, take revenge on your enemies. in respo

resolution the point i want to point out is that the resolutions of the united nations, the resolutions that are approved in the general assembly of the united nations, you know that we do not need to implement them, but this does not mean that the insignificance that is approved in the general assembly shows the attitude of the world community. well, this can happen to an issue, in fact, in a situation where the security council does not act as it should and does not raise it in accordance with the view of the international community and the public will in the international community, despite the existence of such resolutions that are approved the majority will definitely put psychological pressure on this council security will actually come in and have an impact on playing a role and forcing an institution like the security council, whose decisions are valid in this, of course, the request for an immediate ceasefire was not requested, but the request for a pause was actually requested as a humanitarian pause exactly. the wording in this resolution is a request for a humanitarian pause, which will later lead to a complete cess

the hamas movement welcomed the approval resolution of the united nations general assembly and demanded immediate implementation , but the zionist regime rejected this resolution. in a meeting in brussels, the leaders of the european union, without condemning the crimes of the zionist regime in the killing of civilians in gaza , put forward a request for a temporary ceasefire. this request is in the midst of controversy the dispute was raised among the members. ceasefire appeals amid wide-ranging disputes among eu members. at the meeting of the heads of 27 european countries in brussels , a temporary ceasefire was finally requested for the people of gaza to receive the necessary aid, and to condemn the crimes of the zionist regime. antonio gutierrez , the head of the foreign policy of the european union , considered it necessary to establish a ceasefire to prevent the continued killing of civilians. now is the time to act. action to end this horrible nightmare. at the same time that we were the first opponents of the ceasefire, we continue to declare our unconditional support for the zi

general assembly relates to the question of palestine? well, the general assembly. is the one part of the complicated structure of the united nations, the one part which is not totally under the thumb of the americans. um, there is, the un is not monolistic. there are a series of bodies in the un, there's the the un bureaucracy, secretary general, all the un technical agencies, and then there are the more political. bodies like the general assembly, and there is a form of international democracy in the general assembly, given that it contains almost 200 members, all with one vote, unlike the security council, where of course the americans have veto and many other ways of exercising power, so the generalist is is the the one um pillar of of the un where at least the palestinians can have a say and countries like iran can have a say defending the palestinians, yes, well david, i mean netanjahu sounded incredibly threatened, threatening, didn't he when when he made his contribution saying that you know iran needed to face a credible um nuclear threat, i mean, what do you make of that? well, it was interpreted as being a direct threat against i

it is our hope and intent that this matter will be brought before the united nations general assemblyfor a just end to the tormening problem. in the past, the united nations has proved able to find a way to win blood. we believe it can, and that it will do so again. the dispute between the permanent members of the security council of the seasfire was not resolved, and as result, the un generalas conveniened a special emergency meeting at the request of the security council and issued the seasfire order by 57 votes, but france and britain ignored the decree. nikolai bulganin, the soviet prime minister, noted the situation of his communist allie issued an ultimatum to france and britain to destroy london and paris with atom bombs, if they did not stop invading egypt. the next day, the military offensive against egypt's eassed. on november the 14th, the first un peacekeeping troops were deployed in the area so israeli forces left sinai. and flag established a tear seaspire between egypt and israel, this fruitless retreat benefited atten nazer than anyone else. nazer was about to become i

general assembly last month. latif abu has this report about the proceedings in new york, and the unexpected twisting the tail that saw israel's ambassador to the united nations getting more than he. the 78th session of the united nations general assembly opened on tuesday the 5th of september 2023. the issue of palestine featured in the opening events, perhaps more than usual. however, the only leader apart from the palestinian president mahmoud abbas to explicitly raise the question of palestine was sayid ibrahim raisi, the president of the islamic republic of iran. in his speech, he discussed the occupation by the zionist entity. has the time not come, he said, to bring an end to seven and a half decades of the occupation of palestinian lands, of the demolition of their homes, of the blood of their women and children, and for the people of palestine to be recognized officially as a country, with its rightful capital in jerusalem. roisi also referred to how the occupying regime in jerusalem is seen as a perpetrator of much of the violence in the region. fittingly enough. it was the israeli ambassador to the united nations, gilad ardan, who tried to interrup

general assembly relates to the question of palestine? well the general assembly. is the one part of the complicated structure of the united nations, the one part which is not totally under the thumb of the americans, there is, the un is not monolistic, there are a series of bodies in the un, there's the the un bureaucracy, secretary general, all the un technical agencies, and then there are the more. political bodies like the general assembly, and there is a form of international democracy in the general assembly, given that it contains almost 200 members, all with one vote, unlike the security council, where of course the americans have veto and many other ways of exercising power, so the generalist assembly is is the the one um pillar of of the un where at least the palestinians can have a say and countries like iran can have a say defending the palestinians. yes, well david, i mean netanyahu sounded incredibly threatening threatening, didn't he when when he made his contribution saying that youran needed to face a credible um nuclear threat. i mean, 'what do you make of that? well, it was interpreted as being a direct threat against ir

united nations general assembly is adopted a resolution demanding and humanitarian shoes in gaza. the resolution drafted by arab states is not binding with terry symbolic wait demands and immediate doable, and sustain too many to inches between israel. and that is your news update state and for business after a short break. and of course the w. com for all the latest and use of social media battle. as you know, meetings have told me i'd like to go the c w. this is everything else is available to them and it has never been since the germans audience of truth this time excelled in this, chimed in. dar meets the voices of a free turkey alter as the other one had to flee into exile. i knew the police would search my house courageous people are trying to stem the turkish government.

united nations. we have a most distinguished panel. thank you very much for joining us on the inside story bus of the lady. molly, how can i ask you 1st about the general assembly because you served as pocket stones ambassador to the united nations? that will be people here who say the general assembly doesn't have any power. it doesn't do. and the thing you, during your time is the ambassador, you're actually one of the vice presidents of the general assembly. so tell me why the general assembly is important. and i think the general assembly is important because when there's a deadlock in the security council, as we saw when several resolutions didn't get through the ritual or theme that stopping or the bloodshed, or at least getting a humanity in phones, then the agenda. somebody kicks in, it's often to guard the parliament of the word with every country has one vote. and that's a, a body that really does reflect global opinions of the security council. dr. world has only made up a 15 members of the general assembly was a 192 members of does demonstrate what the word is thinking. and i think what we saw in this resolution of the work for the resolution was wh

the most important place to express this sense of responsibility was in the united nations general assembly to divide palestine into two independent states, arab and jewish. it was possible to create nation with vote of the majority and give them land in the same place. will say yes, those are against will say no. the next arab israeli dispute was over waterway built in 1869 in egypt. this canal connect port sid on the mediterranean coast to the gulf of suez in that sea. this water would later became known as the sues canal. the canal was built so that ships travelling from the west to the ports of the east of the world would not have to go around the african continent. اهلا وسهلا احنا مستعددين are ready for war, the gulf of egypt, there is no way that we will allow israeli ships to pass through, the jews are threatening war, we tell them, hello and welcome, we are ready for war, but there is no way we will give up. i've been asked by my government to explore what these intend to do in order to reopen this to national waterways a situation states to do sir, well i've come here really to fin

the united nations general assembly called for an immediate ceasefire in gaza in the resolution. in this resolution , it is emphasized on sending humanitarian aid to gaza. the united nations assembly approved the resolution proposed by jordan on the war of the zionist regime against the gaza strip with a majority of 120 votes. the minister of foreign affairs of the zionist regime in response to the resolution approved by the united nations general assembly. regarding the implementation of an immediate ceasefire in gaza, he said: we categorically reject the requests to stop the conflict and we are serious about destroying hamas. the representative of the zionist regime in the united nations also said: this organization has no legitimacy and its decisions are not important. in the heavy air attacks of the zionist regime on khanyounis on friday. more than 100 palestinians were martyred in diblah and rafah in the south of the gaza strip. the resistance groups in the gaza strip also thwarted the attempt of the zionist regime army to infiltrate from the east of al-babrij beit hanonun ca

united nations has announced that the united nations has no legitimacy. in fact, it is the declaration of a cease-fire in gaza, which was approved by a majority of 120 votes in the united nations general assembly. mr. hashemzadeh , do you want us to have only gaza for a few minutes? you can still see the sky of gaza after the disconnection in the past 20 days, we have seen the electricity cut off in the narrow part of gaza. various media outlets in the world have cut off their communications with reporters in gaza. the regime has lost its ties with reuters and france . mr. hanizadeh, you have my voice. mr. hanizadeh , we had the united nations general assembly an hour ago. a bit of complicated developments in the zionist regime. in the past, i remember that, for example, the president of france had also visited the occupied territories and invited the international community, as it had created, against hamas. now, this position of the french president was not even accompanied by olaf schulze in germany, that is, we witnessed differences, and then once the assembly was held tonight, france itself voted in favor of the humanitarian pause resolution. this is the situation that the supporters of t

hamas movement of the resolution he welcomed the approval of the united nations general assembly and called for its immediate implementation. but the zionist regime rejected this resolution. simultaneously with the ground attack of the occupying regime on the gaza strip , the information base of the lebanese islamic resistance war published the pictures of the targeting of the merkava tank of the zionist regime around the barracks after 3 days. resistance fighters targeted this tank with a guided missile. hezbollah has targeted 56 bases of the zionist regime in the last 3 weeks. lebanon's hezbollah in four statements about targeting 6 zionist military bases in sedeh skaf abu djaj, roysat alam, samagheh and zabedin reported that a number of zionist soldiers were killed and wounded in these operations. in the last 3 weeks, hezbollah has targeted 56 military bases, espionage centers and gathering places of zionist soldiers along the 15 km border strip of lebanon with occupied palestine with guided missiles and other weapons, in the last 3 weeks. netanyahu's days of power are limited and

in the united nations general assembly that was held on palestine , mr. abdullahian gave a very important speech in this united nations general assembly , announcing that the support of the palestinian people should be on the agenda of this organization and international institution. mr. amir abdollahian announced that he supported america is very ridiculous about the crimes of the zionist regime and its participation in this crime, and on the other hand, they demand restraint from other groups . in addition, mr. amir abdullahian announced that if there are those who seek to prevent the spread of war, they should confront and stop the crimes of the regime. catch the zionist mr. amir abdullahian is going to meet with the foreign ministers of indonesia and jordan on the sidelines of the un general assembly , and these meetings will continue today. i am preparing amir abdullahian for new york, which we will see in different news sections. the next news that we follow in the international field is the developments in palestine. we have the 21st day of palesti

the united nations general assembly on friday overwhelmingly called for immediate humanitarian truce in the gaza. the well body demanded aid access to besieg territory and protection of civilians. the resolution drafted by arab countries is not binding but carries political weight. un human rights chief walker take says there is the potential for thousands of more civil. thousands have already died, many of them children, given the manner in which military operations have been conducted until now, in the context of the 56 year old occupation, i am raising alarm about the possibly catastrophic consensus of large scale ground operations in gaza and the potential for thousands more civilians to die. volk friday night and saturday's bombardment of gaza strip to the crisis to new level. he said the bombing of the telecommunication infrastructure places the civilian population in grave danger. european union's diplomat joseph burell says far too many civilians including children have been killed in gaza, noting that such attacks are against international law. meanwhile, russia has worn tha

minister of our country went to new york to participate in the extraordinary session of the united nations general assembly. mr. amir abdollahian said: in the meeting of the united nations general assembly, iran's position on regional developments will express what is important to us in every letter is the immediate cessation of war crimes and genocide against civilians in gaza and the west bank. the immediate and extensive sending of humanitarian aid and dealing with the forced relocation of gaza residents are among the important points that can be included in the agenda of any resolution. meanwhile, we are always loud. that hamas is a palestinian liberation movement that has acted against the sinister phenomenon of occupation. this right is given to any liberation movement whose country or part of its territory is occupied, according to international law. the minister of foreign affairs also iran's representation in the un helped to emphasize the proposed resolutions on the palestinian issue. both russia , the united states and brazil presented drafts. the drafts related to america and russia did not rea

foreign minister at the meeting of the united nations general assembly: genocide in gaza must be stopped immediately and humanitarian aid should be sent. . the response of the resistance to the killing of civilians by firing dozens of rockets at talavid. several heavy explosions in the center of talavi. qassam battalions also shot down a helicopter of the zionist regime. the islamic resistance of iraq is the same as the original american bases. the president's order to accelerate the completion of mr. raisi's half-finished projects special follow-up meeting of all executive officials and contractors to try to complete half-finished projects. iran's proposed presentation at the meeting of the council of prime ministers, the first vice president of iran is ready to create a comprehensive trade corridor between the members of the shanghai cooperation organization . . what are the benefits of our country's presence in this organization for other member countries? knowledge-based technologists in localizing the new generation of saffron quality detection devices compared to the foreign price

in the session of the united nations general assembly, which was held with the presence of representativescountries, to examine the situation in palestine. the words of the representative of palestine when he addressed the members of the international community emphasized that they should stop the regime's insane brutality "zionism should end against the people of gaza " was accompanied by the encouragement and support of most of the attendees. the minister of foreign affairs of our country also attended this meeting to announce the explicit positions of the islamic republic of iran in condemning the crimes of the zionist regime and also in supporting the defenseless people of gaza here and in the gathering of representatives of all countries of the world. mr. amir abdullahian in his speech said that america along with several european countries are standing by the occupying regime regardless of international laws and a palestinian liberation movement that has the right to defend itself. is the terrorist call to express regret kurd and at the same time warned the zionist regime and its sup

the united nations general assembly on friday overwhelmingly called for an immediate humanitarian truce in the ghaza strip. the world body demanded aid access to the besieg territory and protection of civilians. the resolution drafted by arab countries is not binding but carries political weight. the palestinian president says people in gaza are facing a war of genocide as the israeli. are facing a war of genocide and massacres committed by the israeli occupation forces in full view of the entire world. abbas also called on the arab countries to hold emergency summit to stop the b against gaza. he said israel's goal is to expel palestinian people from coastal strip adding that this must prevented by any means possible. the palestinian president hailed. general assembly resolution on friday, which overwhelmingly approved the resolution that called for humanitarian truce in the gaza strip. un human rights chief volkers there is potential of thousands or four thousands of more civilians to die if israel presses ahead with attacks. thousands have already died, many of them children, given t

the united nations general assembly, which helped to create the state of israel. president.ies were also successful. the global capitalist institution was successful in the 10th year he formed the jewish government, and a few months later, in the winter of the same year , he took the universal declaration of human rights to the united nations general assembly for approval. in this forum, the countries of the eastern bloc realized that what was written was against their values. therefore , several communist countries voted for it. saudi arabia also abstained from religion in protest of the right to apostasy. the announcement was approved with 48 votes in favor. but this is the end. it was not until then that human rights foundations and institutions came into existence. the calculated division of labor was done. eleanor roosevelt, head of the united nations human rights committee and the rest of the institutions were generally founded by pro-israel jews. human rights watch was one of them, and of course the most famous human rights organization, which was founded by a zionist

, ignoring the fact that there are clear rules under international law, and there are united nations general assembly resolutions that clearly state. that people under occupation have the right to resist their occupiers by whatever means necessary, that's what the united nations general assembly resolution says, that means the palestinian people are absolutely within their rights to resist their occupiers until they achieve full liberation of their lands and their people, but these western cowardly rulers are condemning the palestinians for exercising their right. and they are also saying that they are going to support israel, but i am of opinion that we are reaching a stage where perhaps this racist ideology of zionism will be obliterated and the palestinians and other people, including jewish people, if they wish to live as equal citizens under the law in a unified palestine, they'd be more than welcome to do so, and then but they would all be equal citizens, not. what exists today as a zionist apartide oppresses and terrorizes the palestinian people. let's now touch upon division that we we see is

meanwhile hamas has called for an immediate implementation of the united nations general assembly resolution to allow humanitarian relief into the beseged gaza strip. national community, especially arab and islamic countries for the immediate. urgent implementation of the un general assembly decision to send in fuel, humanitarian items and medical supplies to civilians, themas officials said resistance movement demands that aid powered up on the egyptian side of the border be quickly sent and distributed to all areas and hospitals inside gaza. he stress that israel's targeting of areas around hospitals will shelter tens of thousands of palestinians amounts to terrorism. the united nations general assembly on friday. call for immediate humanitarian truce in the gaza strip. the body demanded aid access to besieg territory and protection of civilians. the resolutions by arab countries is not pending, but carries political weight. the palestinian president says people in gaza are facing a war of genocide as the israeli regime continues is total blocade the cost territory. our people. in the gaza

taqvini, we also had an important resolution from the united nations general assembly, 120 countries voted in favor until human pause. friendly to arise in gaza and attacks zionism should stop. even some european countries, whose president is a supporter of this regime , like france , visited the occupied territories a minute ago . what effect do you think this resolution has on zionist behavior? unfortunately, the un general assembly its decisions are mostly propaganda and not binding, there are no implementation guarantees, and if you see that the french government has voted in favor of this resolution , it is so that it does not show itself as an example from the rear and directly associated with the crimes of the zionist regime, but unfortunately i have to say that this resolution and resolutions like this, which we had in abundance in the last 75 years in the un general assembly, have no effect on the crimes of the zionist regime, because the main pillar of the un is the security council, where its three permanent members seriously and comprehensively they support the non-drinki

the iranian foreign minister took is completely in accordance with the wishes of the united nations general assembly and that is also reflective of the will of the the entire population of the world except for these oppressive powers and like the united states and european countries etc. that have for generations supported the zionist occupation of palestine, so although i see that the resolution at general assembly would be passed, but how implement it is the big question, i think the only way that question would be answered is as to how much pressure the resistance front is able to exert on israel to not make it worthwhile for it to continue that the crimes that it's perpetrating in gaza, the genocide. that it's perpetrating in gaza. so, mr. olse, mr. bangosh did elaborately uh point to the different aspects of a resolution uh to be passed by this un general assembly and the fact that is very likely that it will do so. but in your opinion, well let's talk more about uh, it's one thing to pass a resolution, another thing to get israel to above. by it, yes, and that is the problem, what is happening

this week we'll be taking a closer look at this year's united nations general assembly, the issues raised and asking key question: is the unga fit for purpose in a rapidly changing world? as emerging geopolitical... alliances solidify, is the un itself reflective of these changes or even relevant anymore as a forum for addressing issues like war, poverty, islamophobia and multipolarity. here's a brief look at the key events from this year's summit in new york. the general assembly is the main policy-making organ of the un where member states engage in a multilateral discussion and a spectrum of international issues. in its 78th session, muslim leaders use their platforms to discuss major concerns affecting the uma while proudly proclaiming their faith. iranian president rais spoke at length against the eraasure of family values and the rampant islamophobia spreading across europe displayed clearly in the desigration of the holy quran. these understandings that bring unity and divine teachings that inspire that the fires of disrespect will not will not overcome the truth and the divine tru

our country , who has traveled to new york to participate in the above meeting of the united nations general assemblyave a speech and announced the clear position of the islamic republic in support of the palestinian nation. mr. amir abdullahian on the sidelines of this meeting , he had meetings with his counterparts. in the meeting of the united nations general assembly , which was held with the presence of representatives of 193 countries, to review the situation in palestine. the words of the representative of palestine, when he addressed the members of the international community, emphasized that the insane brutality of the zionist regime against the people of gaza should be ended , he attended the meeting with more encouragement and support to condemn the explicit positions of the islamic republic of iran. the zionist regime, as well as in support of the defenseless people of gaza , should declare here and in the presence of the representatives of all the countries of the world. mr. amir abdullahian in his words, america, along with several european countries , is standing by the occupying regim

in the meeting of the united nations general assembly, which was held with the representatives of 193 countries to review the situation in palestine , the words of the representative of palestine when he addressed the members of the international community emphasized that the insane brutality of the zionist regime against the people of gaza should be ended with encouragement and the support of most of the attendees was accompanied. the minister of foreign affairs of our country also attended this meeting to show the secret positions of the islamic republic of iran in condemning the crimes. the zionist regime, as well as in support of the defenseless people of gaza here and in the representative group , that the united states, along with several european countries , stand by the occupying regime without regard to international laws and call a palestinian liberation movement, which has the right to defend itself, a terrorist. they read to express regret and at the same time , to end the massacre of the people of gaza , i warn the zionist regime and its supporters to end the massacre of

i remind people once again that the united nations general assembly in 1982 used language strongly condemning any member state, the government of any member state which does not... recognize the right of occupied peoples to independence uh and resistance and self-determination, one would think that there has to be fallout as well at the united nations for the united states, for the united kingdom, for the eu, even if two of those named countries are on the on the security council, permanent members of the security council, if we're going to to accept that the un is anything other than a tool of us foreign policy? um, so uh, what's um, what do you for see happening here when it comes to israel's uh, what many are saying is an imminence ground invasion? mean, how do you see that transpiring? mean, are we looking a full ground invasion, um, and and also then in terms of uh, the evacuation that is taking place, though many are reluctant. palestinians moving to the south, what form is uh that going to take in terms of what we're looking at, i guess my question being the ultimate goal that the isra

i think he expected something along those lines and it's the united nations general assembly and tabletions general assembly and table by the jordanians but crucially, it's not only the un security council and they ask resolutions in this issue has been almost impossible as well because even at different positions by the us and its allies as opposed to russia in china who were calling for a full cease—fire in the us and its allies were calling for this humanitarian pause to see if they can get anything to the security council and it is important in thejordanian for his ministry —— foreign ministry said was a moment in history and he described it as a ground offensive by the israelis and this would be his interpretation and we simply do not know if this is the start of an official or invasion by israelis and all we have is this an expansion of ground operations you can see the very dark sky line there from like shots and in terms of... very dark sky line there from like shots and in terms of. . .- very dark sky line there from like shots and in terms of... thank you for referencing _ sh

recently, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed the united nations general assembly, outlining his vision for peace in the middle east, adding, i've long sort to make peace with the palestinian. many thought he was just being ironic and assumed he meant, we can have peace as long as those annoying palestinians stop insisting on living in their own homes instead of. them to my people. pushing the point. netanyahu held up two maps of the middle east with israel highlighted in blue, and both maps showed the occupied palestinian territories, that's the west bank and gaza, plus syria's occupied golden heights as being part of israel. actually, he's got a bit of history using props and red markers emphasize israel's relations with neighboring arab countries. i've long sought to make peace with the arabs and we will have that peace. please once they give me all of their territory. netanyahu also met joe biden and reassured him that one thing would never change, israel's commitment to democracy. i guess that's why angry israelis take to the streets every day since netan yahoo! came bac

job for some time. recently, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed the united nations general assembly have peace as long as those annoying palestinians stop insisting on living in their own homes instead of giving them to my people, pushing the point, netanyahu held up two maps of the middle east with israel highlighted in blue, and both maps showed the occupied palestinian territories, that's the west bank and gaza, plus syria's occupied golden heights as being part of israel. actually, he's got a bit of history using props and red markers emphasize israel's relations with neighboring arab countries. i've long sought to make peace with the arabs, and we will have that peace once they give me all of their territory. netanyahu also met joe biden and reassured him that one thing would never change, israel's commitment to democracy. i guess that's why angry israelis take to the streets every day since. yahoo came back to power, obviously they don't want democracy, or perhaps they're just not quite as keen on his version of it, elsewhere, amid a flurry of calls by fellow senate democrats

the us ambassador addressing the united nations general assembly. thank you, mr. president. during a meeting calling for humanitarian truce between israel leaves and palestinians, and at almost exactly the same moment is real began some of its most intense bombardments of gaza. it's unclear of israel time to that and the subsequent blackout of gaza to coincide with the un meeting at that meeting and amendments sponsored by canada in the us that would have added language condemning how much was voted down a draft resolution. but the 193 member general assembly passed the main resolution is adopted, authored by jordan and the era group. it calls for an immediate truce release of all civilians and uninhibited flow of humanitarian supplies into guys of the us was the only major world power that voted against it. but even with the overwhelming support, it's unlikely the resolution will mean an end to the war. resolutions adopted in the general assembly are non binding, meaning the israel can just ignore it without many repercussions, as they've done in the past. never the less th