defending the world's oppressed people, he called those frameworks, most, namely the united nations and the united nationsdeal with it. now it's worth noting that the un security council is uh controlled by a us veto, but the un general assembly had a resolution calling for a ceasefire, and 120 nations voted for that, and only 14 against it, led of course by the united states and 44 other countries abstained largely under us pressure. "the problem is that you have the us influence in the united nations is overwhelming, and the uh united nations has been unable and and as the un official said impotent in addressing this, but that's largely the result of the pressure coming from the united states. it it's worth noting that what dominates the policy initiatives from the united states is this military industrial. complex which sees the situation in palestine, the same way it looks at the rebellions going on in african countries against the colonizers, we're seeing a global second phase of anti-colonization, and palestine has been a colony of israel, one of the most brutal colonies, brutalized colonies and wha

in the united nations charter, it is actually one of the inherent duties of the united nations, but we see that this is not happening, and the united nations, in a way, we can say that the veto power given to some elites has become ineffective. the fact that the un security council has become ineffective and the issue of immediate cessation and ceasefire in the occupied territories was vetoed in the un security council shows that this right of veto is actually an issue that needs to be considered . in my opinion, the world is moving towards different countries or organizations they are going to establish other courts in the region. being disappointed with these courts and the capacities of the united nations, they are going to establish a court in different countries or, for example , i would like to say that they are going to establish a court in the 30 countries of the organization of islamic cooperation. the supreme leader said that the zionist regime must be tried, those who supported it must accept the responsibility for these crimes, they must be held responsible, you hav

and it is happening uh as we speak. um, richard falk, i mean you are with the united nations, let's talk about the united nations in the middle of all of this, because we know that uh today um a united nations school was hit, at least was bombed by the israelies. at least 50 people were killed, um, and these were people who had taken refuge, families inside of this united nations facility, where's the united nations and all of this, where is the absolute outrage, condemnation and ability to stop what is happening, what has happened to the un? uh, what's happened to the un, is what the un was designed to be, in other words, it has a mission of war prevention, but it also has an option for the winners of world war ii to exercise veto over any meaningful action that the un might take, and therefore what i call the primacy of geopolitics. written into the charter of the un, which means in case like this, that the strategic priorities of the united states and france and uk prevent the un from doing more than having a voice. its special rapporteurs are denouncing what israel is doing, they are as your guest suggests a

united nations. that too in different structures of the united nations, nations from the security council, the generalembly, the human rights council and its observers. exactly after the 7th of october, biden received 80 billion dollars in aid most of the troops offered to israel. meanwhile, the largest aircraft carrier task force in the world is on its way. the mediterranean sea was used to strengthen its forces, then it is sending the second aircraft carrier task force, and now israel is asking for more military aid, so we can say that america, both in terms of military aid and in terms of political and diplomatic aid, is completely out of line. israel supports and currently america is playing a very important role in israel's war against gaza . in such circumstances, it is certain that america rejects the proposal to establish a ceasefire. but my second question is from mr. naeem janah about the consequences of america's support for the zionist regime in this war. it seems that the united states, as the world's superpower, believes that it can do anything without consequences, so it vetoes any reso

he said and there is actually a warning for the united nations, which actually provides peace and security in the united nations charter globalization is actually one of the inherent duties of the united nations, but we can see that this is not happening, and we can say that the united nations has become ineffective. the veto power given to some superpowers has made the united nations security council ineffective and that the issue of immediate cessation and ceasefire in the occupied territories was vetoed in the un security council, which shows that this right of veto is actually an issue that should be given a basic thought. various or regional organizations are going to establish other courts from these courts the reality and capacities of the united nations are desperate to set up a court in different countries or, for example, in the organization of islamic cooperation of islamic countries. the supreme leader said that a court should be formed, that the zionist regime should be tried, so those who support the zionist regime, britain and america , should accept responsibility for these crimes, with what mec

and say is there somebody in there who can at least announce that the united nations is irrelevant now and unless the united nations a big role in the united nations uh and russia has a big role in the united nations this would be the moment like there's no like well we'll just wait until they kill all 2.3 million and then that will be enough, no, it's enough now, it's more than enough, the and the direction of completely flouding and treating as irrelevant international law or international public opinion, as the aggressors in this are doing, that is demonstration that that that we the human beings of the world either figure out a way to respond collectively in a massive way or we just give up. to a future of enslavement and oppression and enfeeblement with medical interventions to take us down. well, one of the things that obviously needs to be addressed here, james thring, i'm sure you'll agree is what the root of the problem is, but uh, how will it be addressed the rule of the problem, being an apart regime like israel that enforces itself in the way that it has in terms of the carnage and the killing that's ta

united nations nations must be more assertive. a ceasefire, at least temporary, to remove the remainingn population from gaza, while the un leadership is clearly giving in to the hawks from tel aviv and we insist on a permanent ceasefire, initiatives have been expressed for a ceasefire for 4 hours, we consider such proposals shameful and it is very unfortunate that western countries, which always talk about human rights and freedoms, remain silent in the face of the ongoing killings of palestinians. there have been many proposals about what countries in the arab world can do to in this situation, there were very radical opinions, so tehran proposed sending the palestinians the most modern weapons, damascus. smoothed the corners a little by advocating political obstruction of israel. president assad called on his colleagues to stop diplomatic contacts with tel aviv, but more often the following proposals were made: to maintain political ties, but to break all existing contracts for the supply of ammunition to israel. perhaps one of the most important results of the meeting in verriyadh w

united states. mr. john hans x, national president, fleet reserve association. mr. william clark, nationalmr. don condos, national commander, army and navy union, united states of america. retired united states navy master chief petty officer gary mcclure, president and national commander, noncommissioned officers association of the united states of america. mr. daniel c. hafer, national commander, the american legion. mr. carter ferguson, national commander, military order of the purple heart. mr. warn, national commandant and chief executive officer, marine corps league. retired united states army chaplain brigadier general robert plus caskey, national president, military chaplains association of the united states of america. mr. robert thomas, national president and chairman of the board, paralyzed veterans of america. sergeant major justin lihue, national commander, legion of valor of the united states of america. retired united states army, forget your general victor fat is, commander-in-chief, military order of world wars. retired united states navy chief petty officer deborah all sh

action points can be. every 15 seconds a home is broken into, that's why you need united nations home security. united nations home security protects your home, exactly how the united nations has protected countries since 1945. dispatching to your house team of highly trained. unarmed observers, their job is to watch the burgler and take notes, his every move is seen and carefully documented, then our 192 member united nations home security council debates until everyone can agree on an appropriate response, such as economic incentives, and if that doesn't work, economic sanctions, and if that also doesn't work, strongly worded condemnations, and if nothing else works, we will be forced to. the burgler to join the united nations home security council. united nations home security, there's nothing we wouldn't do for you, but little basically what what it's doing is uh calling to question the relevance uh of the united nations as institution. it has, it has no place in today's world we've seen if if they couldn't, with all the technology and all that they know, you know, all the reports that they have released

the united nations, from the heads of the world health organization, the united nations children's fund, unicef, and the world food program to the high commissioner for human rights and the organization's coordinator. nations in humanitarian affairs warned in a joint statement that a humanitarian ceasefire should be established in gaza as soon as possible. meanwhile, the united nations warned that the nightmare of gaza is more than a humanitarian crisis , but a crisis for humanity in the world. gaza is turning into a children's graveyard and every day hundreds of boys and girls are killed or injured in gaza. israel's ground operations and continuous bombing of civilians, hospitals, shelters, mosques, churches and un facilities continue and no one is spared. the secretary general of the united nations expressed regret for the attacks of the zionist regime on the defenseless people gaza declared that international humanitarian law on selective and arbitrary war cannot be treated and that civilian lives must be protected in attacks. ali rajabi kharbari, united nations, new york. this is th

absorb the displaced jewish people of arab lands, but the arab nations insisted-- but the arab nations instead sanctioned the united nations to set up refugee camps for the palestinians, refusing to accept the possibility that any of them would ever be relocated. several times throughout history israelis prime ministers called to the return to close to the pre-1967 borders established by the united nations plan. those calls were rejected by yasser arafat, the plo and the wider arab community. many, if not most, jewish-americans, including myself supported two-state solution. we disagree with prime minister netanyahu and his administration's encouragement of militant settlers in the west bank, which has become a considerable obstacles to a two-state nation, but the reason why i invoke history about the founder of the israeli state is because forgetting or even deliberately ignoring this vital context is dangerous. some of the most extreme rhetoric against israel has emboldened anti-semites are attacking just because they're jewish and anything to do with israel and those through the lens of the oppressor versus the oppresse

united nations. the united nations relief and works agency has also announced that 77 centers and buildings of the united nations, i.e. half of the centers of this organization in gaza , have been targeted by direct airstrikes and bombings by the zionist regime. the united nations employee was also killed. the entire united nations, emphasizing that the living conditions of the people of gaza are getting harder and worse, announced that the humanitarian aid sent to gaza in the past few days did not meet the needs of more than 1 million people. and 700,000 displaced people are not in gaza. ali rajabi radio news, united nations, new york. a young palestinian man was martyred in the israeli military operation in the west bank. this martyr was shot by zionist soldiers in the village of kafrain in the north of ramallah. four other youths were shot and wounded by zionist soldiers in the adahisheh camp in bethlehem. the soldiers of the occupying quds regime also attacked east of nablus and south of jenin. they also have the house of martyr daoud faez in the west of the city. increasing the number of medical equ

has it's host an international event of this magnitude since 1945 with the united nations nations was established in san francisco we're to welcoming people and our hotels packed how restaurant packed. >> this is a holiday season where people and families come together and, of course, they come to the to eat at restauranteur and cafes like millard lux opening today we're excited about that (clapping.) they come to tree lighting ceremonies like this thursday the tree behind us thanks to macy's will be diane in the holiday season come to stay skate and look at macy's window and the window walk on street where people could gathered and have ice cream and celebrate the holidays of san francisco as 27 new businesses open right here in union square and including just last week was at it in i boutique of banana republic one of my favorite stores and looking forward to even more excitement and opportunity from people to stop and dine in the 49. that shop and i told you just to be clear, people will be safe. we have more police officers. about uniform officers as well plain cloths police offic

there are many of us, nationality. and we live on one land, a great holiday showing that when a nation is united, it is invincible, a holiday of unity, unites all nationalve a multinational the country and we are very friendly, if this holiday did not exist, there would not be such happiness, on the day of national unity, it was today on the day of national unity that news came that can only be called miraculous, an icon was discovered: the kazan mother of god, the same one with which the militia of minin and pozharsky more than four centuries ago liberated moscow, ainu of its new acquisition, about a historical event, pavel pcholkin. it seems that today we have witnessed a historic event not only for the orthodox church, but for all of russia. this day can be called the discovery of the miraculous image of the kazan mother of god, moscow. although the image was found earlier, it was never presented to people; it was in the patriarchal cell, because a lot had to be found out before telling people that this was the same miraculous image. the history of the miraculous icon of the kazan mother of god is shrouded in mystery and rumor, but it is absolutely k

environment with a minute of silence by the secretary-general of the united nations and those present in this meeting in honor of the dead united nations. started by the zionist regime in gaza. in this meeting, the deputy secretary general of the united nations for disarmament affairs , speaking on behalf of antonio guterres , said: "war also has rules that must be followed, and no one is exempt from these rules." we once again express our deep concern about the flagrant violation of international humanitarian law in gaza. in this meeting, the ambassador of our country also raised serious and real concerns about the zionist regime's recent nuclear threats against iran and palestine and the emphasis of the zionist regime's nuclear arsenals in the west asia region. besides being confidential the nuclear capabilities of this regime are a significant concern and threat to the region, and immediate action must be taken in this regard. the establishment of a nuclear weapons-free zone in the middle east has never been more necessary and urgent than the current critical time. ali rajabi , united nations broadcaster, new york. zionist soldiers

however, unfortunately, had to it showed cold shoulder and the united nation nations did not express the due initials on the subject, hence the quote that failed to fulfill the functions in post on a by the security council. now that's where going to discuss about the actual mechanism of external accompaniments to agree on the long term durable settlement conditions building on the 2 state solution. in doing so, we should give it a strong thought that these making his most truly representative to taking into account and to for the objective circumstance. that is, the region is the regional stakeholders that know best. how to reserve define solutions that for the last 4 years and that would be fine with the rest for the future. hopefully we will discuss all of these issues today. i appreciate it again or the ssl of saudi arabia as we initiated all the joints saw me solve the arrows click on the o i. c. i express my appreciation to everyone's present here for you or even share it to us. it is a very timely step. the thank you so much menace to the level of the day. and i was the 1st an

united nations. he has described many european countries as partners in the crimes of the zionist regime. all the members of the united nationsuding the western countries that are members of the security council, are obliged to fulfill their obligations towards international human rights laws. the security council is the only mechanism of the united nations that has the power to protect the implementation of the law. but we have seen that in the american security council, every effort that can prevent israel's attacks , the united nations, the world health organization , the united nations children's fund, unicef, and the world food program the high commissioner for human rights and the un humanitarian coordinator warned in a joint statement that a humanitarian ceasefire should be established in gaza as soon as possible. meanwhile, the united nations warned of a nightmare. gaza is more than a human crisis but a crisis for humanity in the world. gaza is becoming a graveyard for children, hundreds of girls every day. boys are killed or injured in gaza. israel's ground operations and continuous bombing of civilians in hospitals,

seriously on its agenda, and it must have a plan in this connection with the united nations and the secretary general of the united nations. in this regard, the ally should consult and communicate with the council justify the security of the united nations in relation to its own responsibility in this field and put this issue seriously as a threat to international peace and security on the agenda of the united nations . this issue is on the serious agenda of the diplomatic system and we we will follow seriously. i am at your service. dear compatriots, for goodness sake, the warplanes of the zionist regime bombarded the east of the city of beyton in the north of the gaza strip. gaza hospital , which specializes in the treatment of children with cancer, was also targeted in the basement of a house on al-mansoura street in ez-shujaieh neighborhood in the east of gaza. palestinians were martyred and wounded. the air attack of the zionist regime on the north of the gaza strip and the north of the ashati camp continues. the ministry of health of palestine announced that since the start of the aggression of the zionist regime in

exist are inadequate, they're deliberately inadequate, the united nations, let's begin with them for. example, the veto in the united nationsations basically impotent and absolutely pointless as an institution, because how can you bring law and real justice around the world, if there are you know und democratic systems which allow the the biggest perpetrators of those crimes to get away with things, the united states is the greatest perpetrator of all of the rules of international law, and israel is is it's it's it's agent, its base in west asia to carry out most of those crimes. now how do you change such a system? mean i i am much more inclined to saying look. "let's recognize the root of this problem, the root is the same anglo-zionist empire which controls the people who are supposed to provide the solution, are you all these international agencies which are meant to come in and uh help, but those agencies are proving that they're failing to get even aid in, so they can't, they can't do anything about the israeli military, so there's no standing global army which can step in to try and act as a deterrent for uh rogue na

it is a member of the united nations nation. states have obligations when they are a member of that body here. so i'm so sick and tired of that retort, richard as well. exactly. i mean, they do exist when people talk about the right of israel to exist. it's kind of a, it's a very on. it's a strange question. so very loaded question. right? because you know, i know i'm, chelsea says states don't have the right to exist. they just exist. yep. right. and so when the, when you ask a question of whether israel has a right to exist or not, there is a question about, you know, does it have, does it exist, have the right to exist as an ethnography? is there a right for a country to give complete preference to one group of people based on their religion over another group? and that's a completely different question. all right, so now i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on palestine space with our team the the is it possible to get lost in time? well, come to kentucky and see for yourself here. several groups are

we leave to the, to the shortage of the united nations. united nations certainly from voltages and in the and goes to the efforts to defend the mandates we should also and the huge a huge threat. but when this immediately immediately flight is over, was all the result, the understanding that the terrorism can not be accepted in any form. and that the respond that there is, must be fully in lenses international human at the end of the day. as with the rush circuits of a general being like the nation said, soon after this started uh the echo from us to place north. you know that you. so the 2nd, so the seconds, the aspect of this problem which is much more important, it's the sensational for students. so stuff in go for ones as well, fusion for those to the, to the civilians. but that historical terms even sustain the bowl of settlement arms, declaration of the studio, status, unavoidable, and the discussions of each of taking place around the future of goods. most of them avoid concentration on the implementation of resolution. so the security council to

we leave to the, to the shortage of the united nations. united nation. certainly funds will catch in season even the in gaza, of the efforts to defend the mandates. we should also, and the huge a huge threat. but when this immediately immediately flight is over, was all the result, the understanding that the reason can not be accepted in any form. and that the respond that there is must be fully loaded into the national, fuming at the end of the day. as with the rush circuits of a general doing life in the nation, said soon after this, start the uh, the echo from us to place north in the vacuum. so the 2nd to the 2nd uh, aspect of this problem, which is much more important. uh, the secession of for students have some stuff in go file lenses or fusion for those to the to the civilians. but the historical terms even sustain the both of settlement arms degree still further studio, the status of the void, the whole and the discussions which have taken place around the future of goods and most of them avoid concentration on the implementation of resolution. so

we leave to the, to the shortage of the united nations. united nations 30 from work engines isn't even the same because of the efforts to defend the mandates. we should also have the huge, a huge threat. but when this immediate immediate fight is over, was all the result, the understanding that the reason can not be accepted in any form. and that the respond that there is must be fully in line listen to the national human at the end of the day. as with the rush, secretary general united nation said soon after this started the vehicle from us to place, not individual. so the 2nd to the 2nd, the aspect of this problem which is much more important, it's of the sensational for students as of stuff in go for ones as well fusion for those to the, to the civilians. but that historical terms even sustain the both of settlement arms degree still further students stay does unavoidable and the discussions to which have taken place around the future because most of them avoid concentration on the implementation of resolution. so the security council to create the st

the same time the heads of 18 important organizations of the united nations, from the heads of the world health organization, the united nations children's fund , unicef, and the world justice program to the high commissioner for human rights and the united nations coordinator for humanitarian affairs, who should as soon as possible in gaza establish a humanitarian ceasefire. meanwhile , the united nations warned gaza. it is more than a human crisis but a crisis for humanity in the world. it is becoming a children's graveyard and every day hundreds of boys and girls are killed or injured in gaza . israel's ground operations and continuous bombing of civilians, hospitals, shelters, mosques, churches and un facilities continue and no one is safe. the secretary general of the united nations regretted the continued attacks. the zionist regime announced to the defenseless people of gaza that it cannot be with international humanitarian laws about war he behaved selectively and arbitrarily and the lives of civilians should be protected in attacks. ali rajabi , united nations broadcaster, new york. this is a bakery. i have 6 children

believe there is a role for the united — believe there is a role for the united nations to do some more to try not— united nationsural of israeli forces from palestine? the right honourable gentleman one though there is always a role _ gentleman one though there is always a role for— gentleman one though there is always a role for the united nations, but it has— a role for the united nations, but it has to — a role for the united nations, but it has to be — a role for the united nations, but it has to be adapted to the circumstances. what he says about a ceasefire. _ circumstances. what he says about a ceasefire, which i have head and say before, _ ceasefire, which i have head and say before, is— ceasefire, which i have head and say before, is f ted by the fact hamas have _ before, is f ted by the fact hamas have made — before, is f ted by the fact hamas have made it clear they don't want to ceasefire, they want to repeat what _ to ceasefire, they want to repeat what they— to ceasefire, they want to repeat what they did on october seven, the day of— what they did on october seven, the day of those terrible events

to flex her muscle when it comes to foreign policy as the former us ambassador to the united nations. ., , , nationslena humphrey covering that — nations. our helena humphrey covering that debate _ nations. our helena humphrey covering that debate was - nations. our helena humphrey covering that debate was in - covering that debate was in miami, thank you so much. that is the view from miami. let's get more on the third republican debate. joining me now live is a republican strategist and former chief of staff of marco rubio's presidential campaign. and we are joined presidential campaign. and we arejoined by a political reporter and washington post live ankle. what were your first impressions from what you saw today on the debate stayed there in miami?— there in miami? well, once auain, there in miami? well, once again. nikki _ there in miami? well, once again, nikki haley - there in miami? well, once again, nikki haley really i there in miami? well, once. again, nikki haley really had there in miami? well, once i again, nikki haley really had a command of the issues of the topics and of her compet

lokos pull from brazil, the drawing is called united nations, definitely united nations, are you suremilkadalla from italy and a key un resolution, this is how the drawing is signed. there is a sign at the top, closed for lunch, an unusual image. alan mor from strakhu, laconic signature, so the cavalry has come. simon ringx from tanzania illustrates the situation in which the israeli representative to the un forced antonio guterres to apologize for criticizing tel aviv. patrick chapat from switzerland with a drawing from almost ten years ago, a man who looks like netanyahu shouts: the tunnels have been destroyed, and the un representative replies: well, yes, all the bridges on the way to peace. russia did not remain aloof from the passions awakened by the palestinian war. event. in makhachkala, outside forces unrelated to islam were warmed up, but if military actions in the middle east were generally indifferent to muslims , it might not have been possible to stir up extremist manifestations. let’s talk about uma’s moods with an excellent specialist, akhmet yarlykapov. ahmet , hello,

the united nations special rapporteur, thank— both sides. 0k. the united nationsd nations special rapporteur, thank you very l special rapporteur, thank you very much for taking us through what is quite a complex but important discussion around the ongoing conflict. here, the labour leader sir keir starmer is facing potential trouble from some of his own mps in the next hour, over the party's position on the israel—gaza war. several are expected to back a commons motion from the scottish national party calling for an immediate ceasefire in the conflict. labour has ordered its mps to abstain on the snp�*s motion, meaning frontbenchers must resign or face the sack if they support it. 0ur political correspondent iain watson is at central lobby at westminster. how serious could this be for labour? already one front bench resignation, letter from one mp saying that she had to vote with the snp. what else are you hearing about that ahead of the vote? i are you hearing about that ahead of the vote? ~ , ~ , ., , the vote? i think it is likely to be five so far- _ the vote

united nations. how is it that the united nations turns a blind eye to all these crimes and all these murders and generations? the murder that has raised the voices of the whole world and there is no voice from the united nations, or the voice that is heard from the united nations is very weak and it is on the verge of condemnation. well, naturally, the usurper regime will never respond to these voices, it should be taken seriously. which is considered in the second stage, and we requested that peace officers and peacekeepers be stationed in gaza and not allow the rafah crossing to be closed, the only crossing through which food, medicine and health supplies reach the people of gaza, the women and children of gaza, unfortunately, it is very limited . it will open in limited hours and you will be able to deal with shortages and power cuts, water cuts and shortages you are food and medicine. the prime minister of bangladesh said that we have tried several times to deliver aid, but all the ways are closed, we even asked for air help to deliver some. of course, this is a prison that the palestinian people are st

the united nations sa s, goes on. the united nations says. though. _ goes on. says, though, that three - says, though, that three quarters of the population of gaza has been displaced now, 1.7 million people or thereabouts. can you understand and they hear that the israeli military will not let them go to these areas that people have concerns that they may be kept out of those areas on a permanent basis?- out of those areas on a permanent basis? this is by no means a permanent _ permanent basis? this is by no means a permanent situation. | permanent basis? this is by no i means a permanent situation. we have two objectives to this operation, like i mentioned, and we have no intention of keeping civilians from going back to their homes right after. it could take time. but there is one organisation to blame for all of that and it is hamas and the international community and the un wants to blame someone, they need to do it with hamas. if blame someone, they need to do it with hamas.— it with hamas. if we look, then, it with hamas. if we look, then. at _ it with ha

practical steps taken by the icj or even the united nations, you can take out resolutions, the the ziist regime has already broken 28 resolutions of the united nationsclearly it's it's very obvious that these so-called international courts of justices and the and the united nations has absolutely failed. in their role to police the crimes of the zionist regime. the zionist regime clearly does not abide by international law, but we haven't really seen any practical actions by the united nations. on the contrary, while united nations condemns the zionist regime, it also opens up investigations on the actions of the palestinian freedom fighters, hammas and islamic jihad. so to equate palestinian freedom fighters to the zionist regimes's armies atrocities in is in itself a failure of the united nations. i don't see that there is much hope from the un, except building some kind of pressure on the zionist regime. all right, and that note, i thank you for being with us here. press tv, human rights activist out of houston texas. and thank you viewers for staying with us right here at press tv, don't go away, i'll be up next with the news and brief following

american companies are engaged in the work with money allocated by the united nations, that is, even the united nationsl interests of the united states america, it is almost impossible for anyone to get this contract, or this order for non-american organizations. in finland they really don’t like to remember the heinous crimes committed during the second world war. the finnish army had equipment from almost all of europe. it feels like all of europe wanted the finnish army, together with the german army, to defeat the soviet union. finland pursued a pronounced policy of genocide. regarding my claim, the answer was that finland did not commit any crimes in the war. finnish authorities planned to completely get rid of the entire russian population in the territories annexed to great finland. a tragic mistake by joining the nato bloc. when they fought with russia, they were always defeated. you want to leave, you don’t want to, we don’t want to, it’s just a necessity, yes vasya is at mom’s, vasya is at mom’s, rit, well, go, tell me about yourself, how are you, she’s already 11, it’s saturday, it’s our bir

in the meeting of the united nations general assembly, it was emphasized that any threat to use nuclear weapons is unacceptable. the united nations started its day by keeping its flag at half-mast in honor of its 11 employees who were murdered by the zionist regime in gaza. the meeting of the united nations general assembly on the issue of creating a middle east free of nuclear weapons. with a minute of silence, the secretary general of the united nations and those present in this meeting respect the un killed by the zionist regime in gaza began. in this meeting, the deputy secretary general of the united nations for disarmament affairs represented. the united nations expressed regret in gaza and said: war also has rules that must be followed and no one is above these rules. any threat to use nuclear weapons is unacceptable and this threat shows the urgency and necessity of achieving nuclear weapons . we once again express our deep concern of criticism. we declare international humanitarian law in gaza. in this meeting, the ambassador of our country he mentioned the recent nuclear threats of the zionist regime against iran and pa

the united nations also, where is its role, where is the role of the united states, united nations, andmentality of the secretary general of the united nations and those officials in the united nations, they always look for the terms that do not hurt the feelings of the israelis, no matter what they did, no matter what this state reached, the labels that they put for the people. blacklists and so on, all those lists that have gone with the winds, because the killer is the israeli, is the sign is jew and who was killing the muslim, let them go, and all of these labels have gone, as long as they they do not label the israelis as terrorists, since the killer is the israeli and the dead. and the victim is the muslim, let us have awareness towards those, especially those elites of the western society, because the first side who are against us are the elites, the elites are deceiving, those have those american slogans and those western slogans as european slogans, those very foolish senses, that civilization which was brutal, which was also criminal, using all forms of weapons to kill women a

the united nations sa s some people are dying. the united nationsions says some sort of _ people are dying. the united nations says some sort of ceasefire _ people are dying. the united nations says some sort of ceasefire is - says some sort of ceasefire is urgently needed. this was the aftermath this morning of a strike on a refugee camp. gaza is desperately short of food and medicine and disease is spreading. it is hoped any deal would allow hostages out and more aid in. as it stands, no deal has been done but a hamas spokesperson has indicated a possible agreement could involve israeli women and children being released at the same time that palestinian women and children are released from israeli prisons. it's been reported here in israel that tonight the war cabinet may be meeting. it could be that's to sign off a possible prisoner release. in terms of the here and now, there are lots of considerations on the ground in gaza, notably that if a deal is done, how are these prisoners going to be released, because the assumption is the hostages were