united nations. the countries that signed this convention , if there is a genocide somewhere in the world and there is a difference of opinion between the governments, they can go to the international court of justice based on the text of the convention and make it a ruling . there is a fact , even if that killing and those violations did not happen in their territory, the procedure of the international court of justice itself in similar cases in relation to nasdachi , like myanmar's nasdachi, like nasdachi, in fact, in besni, the head-brainists of besni have announced that in fact all governments are zainaf, and if this convention is violated, any government can actually file a lawsuit as a victim and zainaf. he cannot tell south africa or any government what it has to do with you . you were not in this land, no, no, this is not a problem, as when the gambia and the gambian government are against myanmar because of the occurrence of the kachhi generation in the land of myanmar. the dispute was filed

the united nations said this week that some areas of the territory are on the brink of famon. let's see how doctors and people in gaza describe the harsh conditions that they're facing. a month and a half ago this baby's weight was 7.5 kilos. in a month and a half he lost new... 2 kilos, his weight now is 5.5 kilos, the mother and the baby suffer from malnutrition, no milk is available, which all impacts the growth of the baby, he lost two kilos, this is bad, it impacts his immunity, he constantly has inflammation in the chest and gastroenterteritis, the baby is breastfed by the mother, he depends on her milk only, there is no baby formula, families have problems with nutrition, because they are displaced in schools and there is no healthy food available, they mostly depend on canned food, there is no available food in the markets, this all impacted her milk, it is less, so it impacted the breastfeeding, we have been eating canned food since nearly 100 days ago, the children are suffering lot and getting sick, the situation is really bad for them, they have lot of diseases. "w

no professor, let's talk about the united nations. i did see your name on the internet. i described to you guys have nations as the united. nothing's referring to its inability to stop this master cousin garza. the united nations involvement and the creation of israel. it was involved in the creation of these or do you believe the organization is played a sufficient role in addressing the root causes of the conflicts such as the occupation and the suffering of the promising and people be careful of what you wish for? because what you get me come round to on to the night to 40 a come they show non genocide. believe me came into existence, be cause of what the mattress deed to the jews a fox, charlie. in fact i was listening to, to during the presentation. 8 drawers i drew a survivor of program. we invented the word genocide on now. it to be used to hong v the these right in the nation. now the united nation assessor directly said the intro, most responsible for the christian offices, right? but vis. israel is not what to do is united nations created and then the sites on t

should have its position in the united nations. considered not expulsion from the united nations is for all sorts of reasons possible, but very, very unlikely. but may be allowed to continue without any change. you may not remember the oil view is made off. i expect you will, will, will know. mm hm. so for 20 is south africa itself was suspended from functioning of the united nations because of the apartheid regime. because it was doing something that was so completely reviled by so much the rest of the world . different case here. but what must we who see coldwell order? because we think it will save people. how people improve the world local. we ultimately think if it's true, continues to defy an order of this quote. right. i'm also wondering at jeffrey, nicer about the legal implications of it specifically for those nations to exports weapons to israel. those weapons, of course, he used to kill palestinians, innocent civilians in gaza. what legal ramifications might that be for those nations under what we have just heard from the i c j. any the lead? so that's an extremely import

let's talk about the united nations. i did see a name on the internet. i described to you guys have nations as the united. nothing's referring to its inability to stop this master cousin garza, the united nations in full then to the creation of israel. it was involved in the creation of these or do you believe the organization is played a sufficient role in addressing the root causes of a conflict such as the occupation and the suffering of the promising and people be careful of what you wish for? because what you get me come round to on to the night to 40 a come they show non genocide. believe me came into existence, the cause of what the mattress deed to the jews box. charlie, in fact i was listening to, to, to the present station 8 jewels. i drew a survivor of pro gun. we invented the word genocide on now it to be used to have on the, the, these, right in the nation. now, the united nations us are likely said the in true, most responsible for the christian offices, right? but this, israel is not what the united nations created. and then besides, man, t

that fact will not be south africa, a man professor, let's talk about the united nations. i did see a name on the internet. i described to you guys have nations as the united. nothing's referring to its inability to stop at this master cousin garza, the united nations involvement and the creation of israel. it was involved in the creation of these or do you believe the organization is played a sufficient role in addressing the root causes of the conflicts such as the occupation and the suffering of the promising and people be careful of what you wish for? because what you get me come round to on to the 9 to 40 a convention on genocide believe me came into existence, be cause of what the mattress deed to the jews fox, charlie. in fact, i was listening to, to, during the presentation 8 drawers, i drew a survivor of program. we invented the word genocide on now it to be used to hong v, the these, right and the nation. now, the united nation, as i said, i actually said the true, most responsible for the christian offices, right? but this is right now is not what did united nati

is and what the united nations security council is, it is nothing but puppet of the west, puppet of the united states, of britain, of france, of germany, they have all conspired to work against russia, for example, uh denying a united nations security council emergency meeting over the ukrainians murdering prisoners of war by blowing the plane out of the sky because they didn't want their stories to be told, no doubt. this shows us what the united nations is all about, and we don't have any faith in this institution, essentially as it is. there need to be new institutions and new movements autonomously designed and implemented. so it, if you keep knocking on the un door expecting them to do the right thing and to open up their hearts and to to give a balanced uh response and fair proclamation uh, i just don't think they have it in them, i think they're too leveraged, i think there's been blackmail, the west and masad, israel's massad and shinbet, always black male judges in the united states, in congress, they always uh uh compromising videotapes to leverage people uh into these sort

of course , there is no doubt that we need the united nations to play a role in the international scene, but reforms must be made. this form of performance. such situations are not sustainable because countries like the united states or other countries with the right of veto fail any solution for the resolution and proper action of the security council. one of the solutions is in order to stop the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza , it has been proposed to boycott the products of the zionist regime and expel the ambassadors of this regime from the capital of some countries that are related to this regime. what do you think about this? therefore, we believe that we should react to this situation. they continue these crimes with the support of america and some other countries. of course, when we say countries, we mean governments, because as you can see all over the world, we are witnessing massive protests even in new york, washington and many cities in america and europe. some european countries even have the right to protest against crimes but there is no deterrent action to prevent

system is legally binding on the old 193 members of the united nations. having said that, this is a cold, it doesn't have an army, it doesn't have any sort of forces it can deployed. so although it's legally binding a, there, there are countries, and israel is one in the past 2004. when the court ruled on israel's war, it built, built will build a trust, kind of send you tired, shake the israel to fight the cold. then israel could defy it again. now, the enforcement should come in the un system, the why the un charter is written from the un security council. of course, you know that the un security council has been very divided on this issue of 3 times just one country, one permanent men, but the united states, as use this veto, to block a c spot. if still a very, very big if the court takes the south african side and introduces the major south africa ones that would put us in a very, very difficult position present button in a very difficult position with regard to what he's going to do now because he would if he went ahead in the security council and al

the us attack on yemen does not have the united nations. pressure of the yemenis to not get the fuel to the zionists it is backed by a law. responsibility for upholding un resolutions. when there is a war in some part of the world that leads to genocide, the rest of the countries are responsible for stopping the war through political and economic means . the yemenis chose the economic blow and as they show the intention. obviously, i remember it was a month ago when the attack took place , guardian. he wrote an article and said that the fact that america was forced to carry out such attacks means that all the tools of its power did not work and this was the peak of america's failure. iran is not the main power in the middle east . what do they think about yemen that launched such attacks, but not only the actions of the yemenis are few. the duty to support or defend this was approved in 2005 in the un general assembly. the un's tributaries take on the aspect of international law , that is, what did you leave ? genocide is happening somewher

and in violation of international laws and the united nations charter. america in a letter to the council the united nations security claimed that militia groups affiliated with iran's armed forces are involved in actions against american soldiers and facilities in iraq and syria. the wall street journal reported on the attack. a recent warning to the american military of the us air defense system mistook the attacking drone for an internal aircraft. this american newspaper reported, quoting the officials of this country, that the air defense failed to detect an unmanned aircraft near the borders of jordan, syria, and iraq , because at the time of the incident , they recognized the attacking drone as an insider. in an air attack on an american military base in jordan, three american soldiers were killed. 30 people were injured. zionist regime fighters bombarded the nusirat camp in the center of the gaza strip at the same time as artillery attacks. simultaneously with the heavy rains of khan younis in the south of the gaza strip, the conflict between the

al-maliki emphasized: the time has come for palestine to become a member of the united nations, and thistion requires that 15. member of the security council in which the united states the right of veto is to present a recommendation to the un general assembly. from now on, israel should not be under the illusion that there is a third way in which it can continue its colonial occupation and racial discrimination, and with this method peace and security in the region will be established. in front of the representative of israel in the united nations on the continuation of the new war. he stressed the time to hand over all israeli prisoners and reiterated the regime's demands that hamas not remain in power in the gaza strip. in a statement, he criticized iran's support for the resistance. today's world from the international news network presents your presence can we go to england from the united nations security council? the genocide review meeting announced the trial and punishment of the perpetrators and supporters of the palestinian genocide as an effective way to stop it and prevent t

the united nations means the special rapporteurs of the united nations, the commissions of inquiry of the united nations, the secretary general of the united nations, in this sense, these references are very good, and the evidences that he presented in yesterday's meeting were actually divided into two categories, one is evidence. actually do you know what is happening on the floor of the square in gaza? genocide. it means the physical destruction and killing of the members of this group of palestinian people in the north of gaza, insisting that more than 23,000 people were actually killed, most of them children. being , according to the interpretation of the secretary general of the united nations, has become the cemetery and children's cemetery in the north of nagarq, gaza . 270 people are being killed, 48 mothers, one journalist , two doctors, one employee every day, every day , in fact, the united nations itself is being killed in gaza , so the killing is real . it means imposing conditions of life designed so that they suffer a gradual death by depriving them of access to the cro

abu mariam, an interesting point that was brought up by the iranian foreign minister at the united nations, was that the us, he had it basically the survival of the israeli regime only relies on regional crisis and the spillover of this conflict into other countries, and that the united states must pull itself out of that trap that the israeli regime has set to drag washington into a direct conflict. do you think... that is one of the objectives of the israelis to get the united states directly involved in in this conflict. yes, mr. hussein amir abdullahyan has raised valid and very strong point because the history is saying the same from since 1948, 1954, 1967, 73, 78, all the times, we are witnessed that the zinust regime creat. the wars outside of occupied palestine even the last option, the last the last the last time in 2011 to till 2020 they created the daish is and they they want to drag all the region in the war because war in the region outside of palestine in the favor of zinis regime in the favor of also netan yahu now in current scenario so they are trying to drag the war outsi

what is also on trial here is the united nations's ability to deliver its own promises. institutions such as this and i'm hoping that they can rise to the challenge. the repetition of the propaganda they've pedal these past three months will not work this time. we have seen the mask fall and the western world, which has long betrayed itself as the bastian of democracy, now has to prove that it can extend those same rights to the global south. latifa abu chakra, press tv, the international court of justice, the hague. the international court of justice in the hag has held this hearing to consider its provisional measures a lawsuit filed by south africa against israely genocide in the gaza strip. the case sets a precedence as the first at the icj relating to the siege on the gaza strip, where thousands of people have been killed since october 7. victoria accuses israel of committing genocide in contravention of the 1948 un genocide convention, which both south africa and the regime are party to. south africa. edges that the killing of civilians in large numbers, especially

we want to ask him about the fact that the united nations announced in the last hour that despite theroval of the resolution to accelerate the sending of aid to the people of gaza, the zionists are preventing the arrival of aid. they will go to gaza. now we want mr. rudbari to talk to them about this and ask questions. mr. rudbari, hello, good morning. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i am at your service and at your service . thank you very much, mr. rudbari. please tell the security council that according to the resolution it passed and the zionist regime will prevent the implementation of this resolution to speed up the sending of aid. we know that this was the minimum thing that was approved in that resolution . now, what should the security council do to force this regime to accept this resolution? executive we witnessed that resolution 27-22 was approved by the security council. well, the point in this resolution was that in the draft proposed by russia, the word "immediate ceasefire " was also included, but the representative of the united states of a

an unprecedented 148 united nations staff have. killed to date. without hault to israel's military activity in gaza, there will be no end to the extreme situation facing palestinian civilians. madam president, members of the court, if the indication of provisional measures was justified on the facts in those cases i have cited, how could it not be here, in a situation of much greater severity where the imminent risk of... irreparable harm is so much greater. how could they not be justified in a situation that humanitarian veterans from crises spent spanning as far back as the killing fields of cambodia, people who, in the words of the united nations secretary general, have seen everything, if they say it is so utterly unprecedented, that they are out of words to describe it. it would be a complete departure from the long and established line of jurisprudence that this court has firmly established and recently reconfirmed for the court not to order provisional measures in this case. the imminent risk of death, harm and destruction that palestinians

members of the united nations general assembly. gaza ceasefire resolution on january 1st was considered by most of the people of gaza to provide the ground for peace. the majority of the world community at the meeting of the united nations general assembly once again stopped the zionist regime's attacks on the defenseless people of gaza demanded the immediate establishment of a permanent ceasefire. this meeting of the un general assembly was held in order to ask america to explain why in the meeting. first , the security council vetoed the resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza. however, the american representative defended the veto of that killing letter without mentioning the killing of more than 23 thousand people of gaza by the hands of the zionist regime. in this meeting, the permanent representative of the islamic republic of iran, referring to the abuse of the veto by the united states to oppose the ceasefire in gaza , said: the veto of the united states to the zionist regime for bombing the indiscriminate destruction of

according to the united nations, thousands of children were killed injust to the united nations, thousandst conflict. as south africa argued in its application to the international court ofjustice, the high civilian death toll and the sheer scale of the devastation that has resulted from israel's response to the seventh october attacks is vastly disproportionate to the aim by israel... we have called israel's attacks on gaza genocidal acts, acts for which israel should and must be held accountable. today the international court ofjustice concluded... it hasjurisdiction international court ofjustice concluded... it has jurisdiction to adjudicate our application. the effect of order that the icj has given today is that there is a plausible case of genocide. this marks an important first in our quest to securejustice marks an important first in our quest to secure justice for the people of gaza. some have told us that we should mind their own business and not get involved in the affairs of other countries. others have said it was not our place. and yet it is very much a replace as a people wh

the secretary general of the united nations criticized the zionist regime's obstruction of humanitarian to gaza and said: the amount of aid that reaches gaza is not enough because the entry of essential materials and goods is prevented. antonio guterres arrived at the meeting of the security council by referring to the intensifying hunger of the people of gaza. daemi called for humanitarian aid, including medicine and food , and emphasized that more than 500,000 people in rafah are facing an outbreak of the disease. the secretary general of the united nations pointed out the widespread and unprecedented damage in gaza and emphasized that nothing justifies this weight . his speech also expressed concern about the violence of settlers in the west bank and warned about the risk of increasing regional conflicts due to the gaza war. in this meeting, the foreign minister of russia called the foreign policy of the united states a threat to security and international peace recognized and said: the forced migration of palestinians from this strip is not acceptable and the zionist regime continue

ali rajabi, broadcasting agency, united nations, new york.e president asked the ministers of energy, mining and trade to prepare a comprehensive plan for transferring water from the sea in the country . mr. khabar in the advanced transfer review meeting the water of the persian gulf and the oman sea to the central plateau, he said , considering iran's access to the sea and the coast in the north and south of the country as well. the creation of a nationwide water transmission network will solve a large part of the water stress problem in the 13th government. according to the report presented in this meeting, the plan to transfer water from the sea of ​​oman in the east corridor 13 and the east corridor to zahedan has progressed by 24% per month. also, the water transfer project in the first phase will reach isfahan with 57% progress by the beginning of next year. from now on, the mission fee for foreign trips will be paid in riyals, the spokesperson of the government announced the news of the reform in order to make the payment system fairer,

we know the united nations have said they are l united nations have said they are trying to seek a diplomaticto all of this. you see anyway in which a deal could be reached for them to call peter tags or is the brute force the only option? i’m them to call peter tags or is the brute force the only option? i'm not sure it is the _ brute force the only option? i'm not sure it is the only _ brute force the only option? i'm not sure it is the only option _ brute force the only option? i'm not sure it is the only option but - brute force the only option? i'm not sure it is the only option but we - sure it is the only option but we have some options. number one, we are seeing the us navy and other navies being loosely co—ordinated. they could be more co—ordinated and could run convoys, but that is not what is happening right now. they are defending in a very loose way. that could happen better, india has justjoined, that is a strong navy lots of capabilities. it is not organised on a defensive level. on the offensive level, the uk defence mr said they were considering their steps. diplomatic soluti

>> the united nations security council meeting is coming shortly after a joint statement by the u.s., u.k., and 10 other nations i think sending quite clear warning to the who things -- houthis saying if the attacks don't stop they will bear the responsibility of the consequences. these actions threatened the lives of sailors as well as disrupting trade. that statement was quite clear. it was a message saying stop it or else. that comes two weeks after the announcement of the creation of operation prosperity guardian, the creation of a multinational naval task force that is supposed to protect shipping in the red sea. of course, attacks have continued. yesterday the u.s. military two antiship ballistic missiles were fired from houthi rebel -controlled territory towards commercial shipping but no ships were damaged. >> why is the shipping region so important? >> the red sea is a vital shipping route, around 50% of all global trade passes through the area. several major shipping firms already announced they will be diverging their ships via other routes and that costs more and takes a l

this happened in 1949, at that time the united nations had been established and the united nations charter already consolidated. this venezuela begins an initiative that culminates in 1962. in 1962, venezuela's foreign minister falcon presented the documents of the malet prevas note at the united nations foreign policy commission saying that the conflict was in no way in accordance with international. estamos de vuelta con juan romero. we are back again. we are with juan romero, a representative of the national assembly of venezuela. we're examining all the historical records that indicate the legitimacy of the sovereignty claim of the government of the bolivarian republic of venezuela to. dear juan, please continue sharing your significant points. con tu importante exposición, mira para para mí es importante señalar esto, yo si bien ahorita soy diputado, yo creo que es profesor universitario, i'm also academic figure and 25 years ago i created the field of geopolitics in zulia university, academic work is my regular job, for this reason what i'm saying now, is the result of my academic ba

for instance, at the resumed 10th emergency special session of the united nations general assembly on 12 december 2023 at which israel was represented. the south african representative to the united nations stated that i quote of the events of the past 6 weeks in gaza. have illustrated that israel is acting contrary to its obligations in terms of the genocide convention. and the quote south africa recalled the statement and its note from all of 21 december 2023 to the embassy of israel. and for tory the court notes that israel dismissed any accusation of genocide in the context of the conflict in casa, in a document. published by the as really ministry of foreign affairs on 6th, december 2023, which was subsequently updated and reproduced on the website of the israel defense forces. on 15th december 2023. under the title, the war against from us answering your most pressing questions, stating that i quote, the accusation of genocide against israel is not only wholly unfounded as a matter of fact in law. it is morally repugnant and of quote in the document. israel also stated that i qu

the south african representative to united nations stated _ representative to united nations stated that illustrated that israel is acting contrary to its obligations in terms of the _ contrary to its obligations in terms of the genocide convention, end of quote _ of the genocide convention, end of quote. south africa recalled the statement on its note of 21 december 23, to— statement on its note of 21 december 23, to the _ statement on its note of 21 december 23, to the embassy of israel and pretoria — 23, to the embassy of israel and pretoria. the court notes that israel — pretoria. the court notes that israel dismissed any acquisitions genocide — israel dismissed any acquisitions genocide in the conflict in gaza in a document published by the israel ministry— a document published by the israel ministry of foreign affairs on 6th of december23, ministry of foreign affairs on 6th of december 23, which was subsequently updated and reproduced on the _ subsequently updated and reproduced on the website of the israel defence forces _ on the website of the israel defence forces on _ on the we

a diplomacy that will naturally be centered on guterres and the united nations. the two actions of the resistance forces and the resistance front. this means that hamas alone will not be able to support the resistance and the resistance front. in this situation, it is necessary that newer groups enter into tactical measures and the third point that exists is iran's countermeasure and balanced iran against israel, for the first time yesterday , took responsibility for actions against iran. at one time, israel did this , it had taken actions in several stages, but it had no responsibility in the tactical space, even when it assassinated arori in lebanon, not saying we did it in any way. yes, this is the first time in months. in the past, the israelis took responsibility when they are responsible. it means that they feel that they have a relative tactical advantage. look, there is a strategy that the israelis have called strategy. the famous fried sausage is when you want to fry the sausage in one area and then slowly fry the other part. to carry out this action and

as the united nations under secretary general for.anitarian affairs stated last friday, and i quote, gaza has become a place of death and despair. families are sleeping in the open is temperatures plummet. areas where civilians were told to relocate for their safety have come under relentless attack bombardment. medical facilities are under relentless attack. the few hospitals that are partially functional are overwhelmed with trauma cases. critically short of all supplies and inundated by desperate people seeking safety. a public health disaster is unfolding. infectious diseases are spreading in overcrowded shelters as suwers spill over. some 180 women are giving birth daily amidst this chaos. people are facing the highest levels of food and security ever recorded. famine is around the corner, for children in particular, the last 12 weeks have been traumatic, no food, water, no school, nothing but the terrifying sounds of war day in and day out, gaza has simply become uninhabitable, its people are witnessing daily threats to their ve

of gaza without paying attention to this amount of international opposition, and yet even the united nations expressed regret that the zionist regime targeted a shelter of doctors without borders in gaza. did ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting agency, new york. here at the international court of justice in the hague, the netherlands, all the evidence from it is telling that the zionist regime is in a legal predicament. two weeks ago , south africa filed an 84-page complaint based on the laws of the convention against the zionist genocide . israel's operation in gaza has characteristics aimed at genocide. on the other hand, israel is not bound by its commitments in the treaty against genocide. the genocide convention, established in 1948, consists of 152 countries, which the zionist regime also signed. this is the first time that this zionist regime is going to appear in court as the defendant government. although from the beginning of the crime zionists on tape. gaza some international organizations have spoken about the issue of genocide in this context , but the zionists still deny t

simultaneously with this security council meeting, the secretary general of the united nations issued a statement about the us and british attacks on yemen. the statement in which, of course, gethersh did not condemn these attacks, but implicitly asked the united states and england to avoid any action that worsens the situation and expands the conflicts in the region. ali rajabi , united nations security council broadcasting news agency, new york. the incident that illustrated the unity of the two nations, the enemy can never achieve his vile goals with these blind goals and with these blind actions. today, the whole world is seeing that we, the two nations of iran and afghanistan, are united together, even though america and especially this zionism has always killed people. he has created a difference between dear afghanistan and the islamic republic of iran, and no matter how hard he tried, he was met with failure, and no matter how hard he tried, around the divine power of this event, this unity, this equality, this solidarity has been created more with his actions, people will bec

and not withstanding the fact, the dissent shows were in any event exempt from the united nation, the united states sanction. so the court considered that the assurance says, were i quote, not adequate to address. clearly the humanitarian and safety con, concerns raised. and that, that remained a risk that measures adopted by in the united states may in test a rep for the consequences. in armenia, azerbaijan unilateral undertakings to alleviate restrictions, restrictions alongside the full resumption of humanitarian. uncommercial deliveries did not defeat to request for the indication of provisional measures. the court was clear, the contributing quote, towards mitigating the imminent risk is a reputable prejudice resulting from the ministry operation. those developments did not remove the risk entirely. indeed, in georgia, russia, the court made clear that it considers a serious risk to subsist where approach the situation is on stable and could rapidly change. the court considered quotes, given the ongoing tension on the absence of an overall settlement to the conflict in this regio

ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting agency, new york. gasoline prices will not change next year. according to the spokesperson of the consolidation commission of the budget bill for the next year of the whole country, the price of energy carriers next year will be the same as this year. mr in the field of employment, zare announced the allocation of 31 thousand billion tomans for this issue and said that almost 700 thousand billion tomans have been considered for the purpose of subsidies. according to the spokesperson of the consolidation commission next year , marriage education will cost 300 million tomans for couples over 25 years old and 350 million tomans for couples where the man is under 25 years old and the woman is under 23 years old . childbearing loans are set at 40 million tomans for the first child, 8 million tomans for the second child, and 120 million tomans for the third child. implementation of the approvals of the consolidation commission, approved by it is public and approved by the guardian council. banks do not have

the united nations resolution had no enforcement guarantee. the clauses of..." resolution were also vague, the future was uncertain, tensions escalated rapidly, muslims came under attack, some palestinians were forced out of volatile areas, however tensions were not subsiding, conflict gradually engulfed all of palestine, security dissipated, murder and looting became rampant, as if the zionist attacks were orchestrated, the zionist sought to see properties and assets, even by force. this is why they attacked muslims everywhere. they aim to seize everything through threats and intimidation, even alcods. following the escalation of conflicts, thousands of people became refugees. this is not something to be overlooked. in 1948, the invasions flared up. palestinians resist as much as they can. abdul qadir. al husseini, a revolutionary commander, sets out to fight back, but he is empty-handed. he lacks sufficient weapons and ammunition, and worse, he is not supported. abdulqadir al-huseini is seasoned warrior with the history of fighting, knows th

the united nations, the united nations centers, well, there is no safe place , judicial materials are extremely scarce, people are hungry, under bombardment and siege, but at the same time they do not surrender. more than 100 days of resistance, 14 days of not surrendering. you see, it is possible to say shib abi talib for 3 years, the people there resisted, but there was no bombing. the secret is because you describe it in a surreal way. what is the secret of this issue? it has a very strange secret, that is why i first said that we are facing one of the most extraordinary battles in history, and if i want to be a little more precise, a little more sensitive, it is the strangest incident in history that you are such a resistant population, so you are under no pressure. it is not possible that it does not exist for them, even from ashura, which we know in... ashura is a very complicated and difficult event , there was inequality in the battle, the battle is unequal, but again, this pressure is true, there is no water in ashura. it is true that there are shootings, but consider the con

let's have look at this: judges at the united nations top court, the icj have been told that the uh israeli regime is committing genocide in gaza has been discussing. lawyers representing south africa pleaded with the court to urgently order israel to halt its military operation. south africa said the latest bombardment of gaza is part of decades long oppression of the palestinians by israel. judges at thursday's hearing at the international court of justice have been asked to impose binding preliminary orders. on israel, including immediate halt to the regime's military campaign in gaza. let's listen into some of the arguments made on the first day of the hearing. gaza, with which is one of the most densely populated places in the world, is home to approximately 2.3 million palestinians, almost half of them children. for the past 96 days, israel has subjected gaza to what has been described as one of the heaviest conventional bombing campaigns in the history of modern warfare. palestinians in gaza are being killed by israeli weaponry and from air, land and sea, they are also at immediate r

there is no such mechanism and regulatory law in the united nations. therefore , it is expected that in this meeting, the members will announce their opinions about this decision of the court, until now. mr. rajavi means that it is only for them to announce their opinions and we did not have any resolution or word of reaction regarding this issue. do you want to make a decision about the temporary appointment that was issued on friday? unfortunately, not even this meeting at the request of a permanent member security council. there is no provision in the united nations that after the issuance of any decision by the court of first instance , the security council must intervene, even on issues that threaten the security and peace of the world, such as the gaza issue . this meeting is expected to be held in this way. regarding the reactions , which i actually think was part of your question, well, after this decision of the international court of justice, secretary general klein , the secretary general of the united nations, emphasized that the zionist re

there are many questions regarding the united nations. but there is a huge area that was dened as a safe zone for palestinians to go, according to the humanitarian corridors. they are safe there completely. it can occupy hundreds of thousands of people. the united nations refused to cooperate on turning that into a humanitarian zone, but we ha made it into a humanitarian zone in rafah. where the attack was. it is the route of the biggest amount of smuggling of armaments and weapons, including smuggling of hamas operatives. we have alerted the place well in advance. rafah is not excluded from the war but we are not going there right now. therefore, the information that you raise with the united nations is wrong. mary: again, which piece of it is wrong? the number, the 20 that were killed? that they were in rafah? pres. herzog: the fact that every palestiniawas hurt, it hurts me, it is very painful for me, believe me. i say that as the head of ate of israel, where our enemies come from there -- but even the last few days, missiles were fire

the united nations condemned - death at 8:25. the united nations condemned the l death at 8:25.emned the use of nitrogen to execute smith. earlier i spoke to the un special literature on extrajudicial arbitrary executions. i would like to first ask you, because you are coming to this not only from the perspective of a special rapporteur, but also someone with a medicalforensic background. with a medical forensic background. what is your concern with the method that was used?— was used? well, i have exoressed _ was used? well, i have expressed with - was used? well, i have expressed with other . was used? well, i have - expressed with other united nations special procedure mandated holders absolute condemnation of the execution of mr kenneth eugene smith with this novel and untested method of nitrogen hypoxia, which was known, is known to cause suffering, intense suffering in animals, and infact, the suffering, intense suffering in animals, and in fact, the use by the alabama department of corrections of mr kenneth eugene smith as a guinea pig actually to test this new method amo

the united nations are really fund works, agency must be destroyed. she suggested the organization has ideas that all the source of terrorism just for a moment. i will listen to this, joshua donald, the me from out with percent, our challenge in these wars to destroy the threats and not to the territory. because we know how to live in a terrorist, but it is more difficult for us with an idea that the united nations relief in wex agency, full palestine refugees, is the source of an idea. the idea it produces more and more terrorist and different means. and it will be impossible to win the war if we don't destroy the u . n. r w 8. and this destruction has to start immediately. well, that's trying to understand exactly what she meant in crossing live. now to a political analyst, delta saw the name of who's joining us live or not you international a variable. welcome to today. so, but not exactly on a good note regarding what that lady just said that this, the former is ready, official. we understand that it's become multiplan as a the israel does not lis

i think the united nations is viewed by the arab and muslim world is a laughable joke. i mean, look at it from their point of view, how could you possibly respect the united nations of the united nations security council when they fail in the basic dignity to stand up for women and children that are being genocide and, and murder. this is not a war against a military targeting other military members. this is the, is really defense for us with a lot of other indian design as mercenaries playing a role and others, waging war and blowing up buildings of children, blowing up schools, blowing up hospitals, murdering countless civilians. this is not an international organization to be respected or even listened to. so the arab world, the muslim world, that i would say, the bricks world, the brick stations, are going to be increasingly detached themselves from, from listening to, or respecting, or honoring anything that comes out of the united nations security council. let's remember the united nations security council facilitated the us invasion of a rack bypassing a resoluti

united nations relief and works agency must be destroyed. she suggested the organization has ideas that other source of terrorism just for just for a 2nd time to listen to this. goshen. let me come up with a set a challenge in these wars to destroy the threat and not to the terrible cause. we know how to limit the terrorist but to this most difficult for us with an idea that is the united nations relief in wex agency for palestine. refugees is the source of an idea. the idea produces more and more terrorist and different means and it will be impossible to win the war if we don't destroy the u. n. r w 8, and this destruction has to start immediately. a short time ago, i was talking with the decline list. i talked to sod similar who says that while israel created the u. n. r w a in the 1st place is now apparently having 2nd thoughts on it. they are the one who created the united nations work and really agency what and when today, just out more than 900001st. the news is, is from the online, and it keeps going out and begin refugees and destruc

of the united nations charter. we have seen resolutions from the united nations over the past months which appear to have limited effect. what is to say that anything from the icj would be different? >> it is the highest legal court and an icj judgment is the has legal and moral condemnation of any action. the second part of this case is that the south africans have taken the case under the genocide convention, and the genocide convention of course, came from the persecution of the jewish people will in the second world war and was created in 1948, of the scale of the accusations in the gravity of this case could not be higher so the level at which the stakes at which we are talking about, and that is reflected very much in the arguments before by south africa today, really could not be higher and they talked about the sanctity and prestige of the united nations system and international law and the ability to respond to violations grave violations of international law is really what is at stake here, out tha we hop

after these agreements, israel became a member of the united nations. after all these events and in the summer of 1949, vengorin gathered 24 experts in the sciences of geography, surveying, history and torah. and he gave them the mission to erase all the traces of palestine and replace the palestinian names with clouded names, and they quickly started this work , and the palestinian maps show this truth to this day. the remaining lands of palestine were divided into two regions. in april 1950, the eastern part it was annexed to jordan and called the west bank . a narrow part in the south was under the rule of egypt and was called the gaza strip, and this is how the attempt to remove the name of palestine from the maps of geography began. now in tehran at 4 o'clock: dear viewers , welcome to this news section. the islamic revolution guards corps announced three announcements about the rocket launchers and destruction of spy headquarters and the gathering of anti-iranian terrorist groups in the region at midnight tonight and explained the details. irgc an

i read for sign the chief economist, that the united nations will feed program training. he will want a week ago on the 3rd of january. and i quite aren't being doing this, he said for the past 2 decades. and i've been to all kinds of conflicts and all kinds of crises. and for me, this, the suggestion in gaza is unprecedented. because of one, the magnitude, the scale, the entire population of a particular place. second, the severity and stood the speed of which this is happening at which this has unfolded is unprecedented. he completed in my life, i've never seen anything like this in terms of severity. in terms of scale and then in terms of speed, madam president is deem judges the co rights on the evidence provided by so that for candidates application on demonstrably being violated multiple for the statements by you in bodies and experts as well as various experts human rights organizations and institutions and states, all of which is set, talked in south africa's application, confirm as much. are they collectivity have considered the acts committed by israel to be gen

that giving the green line to design to continue slaughtering the palestinians, so the veto the united nation general secretary decision and also the support, not only the support by sending military equipment through. the the united state to designers entity, they also sending expert and some their military forces joining the israelis in order to execute the crimes in gaza, so this is very clear indication and the most important one that the statement by the by them because what happened is the tactical way that israel started the genocide, they had to convince the... the word that it is something they should do by actually launching a group of lies. number one, the if you remember the behed babies and biden said he did see the photo, then he retracted his statement through the state department, second, all the allegation which is meant to lobby europe and united states against the palestinians is the as you know the behed babies. the babies been cooked and ovens the mass gang rabed which is we know that the rape is is a european culture is not eastern culture so that will never happen obvio