united nations. third, all of the ground for declining to issue an opinion suggested in the submissions of few states fall far short of constituting compelling reasons that must exist for the court to refrain from answering the general assembly questions. some of these submissions oppose the advisory opinion because of the proported existence of negotiation framework or of bilateral negotiations. however, none of these considerations constitutes a reasonable basis for the court to refuse the general assembly's request. to the contrary, an opinion from the court will assist in these negotiations by confirming the applicable international legal framework as affirmed in united nations resolutions, in order to reach a just and peaceful solution. as matter of fact, there exist, there exist at least three reasons why the court should not be deterred from answering the ga questions on that basis: first, israel has repeatedly refused and to this very day to engage in meaningful negotiations with palestine on

united nations located in geneva.to suggest that you may have heard about some of them for the first time. today there is a lot of talk and debate about the need to reform the united nations. almost everyone agrees with this. and of course, reforms are needed, they will come, but it seems to me that it is still important to give back today. those diplomats, those international organizations, the activities of russian representatives of these international organizations who are doing everything to make our world at least a little more calm and stable. public control, how many cameras, here what, they're making a movie? no, cameras are needed. so that the voting can be observed. there are observers working at the site, and all important places are under constant video surveillance: the tables of members of the election commission, the places of issuance, storage, movement of all ballot cancellation packages, voting boxes and places for counting ballots, and the completed ballots are all sealed in bags and stored in sepa

inter elia in article. one two of the charter of the united nations, the united nations, general assembly has consistently reaffirmed the right of the palestinian people to self-determination, and that is on there at the icj, the international court of justice, this is all about a uh a directive that was handed down for an advisory um ruling uh by the um general assembly back in december of 2022, this uh came after in december, um, this was already an order that was issued to the icj to carry out these hearings, the're going to be 52 countries and international organizations involved, this is completely separate from the genocide case brought by south africa back in december, this directive was handed down from the un general assembly couple years ago, it's just barely underway now, this is the fifth day of the hearings, we just saw oman, the omani representative there uh, condemning israely occupation of palestinian uh lands uh, there are going to be dozens of countries speaking, and this is going to be a resounding uh consensus on uh lambbassing israel's apartide discriminatory policies

accordingly, all states, as well as the united nations.

and indeed for the united nations. since its very inception. these issues lie at the very heart of the organizations ability to achieve international peace and security. now more than ever, i would present the colors times arguments and true as diction and a disability. i can and will be succinct as there is no doubt that the quote is true, is dixon to keep the requested opinion. and that they are on compelling reasons for the court to decline, to issue the request of opinion. rather, to the contrary, compelling positive reasons exists for the quote to address the legal questions refer to it. as the quotes, legal determinations will assist all parties as to the legal power meters that must be adhered to the quotes. determinations of both votes and, and relevant. israel's many fault violations of pre entry norms of international law, which continue an attentive intensify on a daily basis. the president, the court clearly has jurisdiction to provide the requested opinion. the general assembly is obviously competent to request the opinion in line

ali rajabi, broadcasting agency, united nations, new york. at least seven palestinians , including three children, were martyred in the israeli airstrike on dilbela in the center of the gaza strip. by evacuating the patients from nasser hospital in khanyounes, the occupying soldiers killed them. they nodded and even allowed they do not transfer patients to other hospitals. 70 employees of the hospital were also arrested and now 150 patients were left without medical care in the old building of the hospital. in the west bank, zionist soldiers shot and killed a palestinian youth in the east of nablus and killed two palestinians in an attack on tul karam camp. the zionist military also attacked the south. the city of jenin clashed with palestinian fighters. the zionists also arrested the brother of a palestinian journalist and attacked several villages in ramallah. the zionist army announced that another soldier of this regime was in the conflict south of the gaza strip has been killed. the zionist regime has so far called for the death of 574 o

he spread his story all over the arab world, the story of the united arab umma or nation. for many years, the arabs had pin their hopes on gamal abdul nasir, but perhaps most of all the palestinian refugees were hopeful about nasir. the dream of a united. arab nation was meaningless without the freedom of palestine. this is the story of nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime emerged and began farming on their lands and brought in new people to replace the old nation. they picked the focal point of attention of different religions in the region, a highly regarded place at the heart of this arabic and islamic setting. what would have happened if hizbullah had been vanquished? that's perhaps the most significant and upsetting question about the 2006 war. much has been said about the 2006 war, about its motives, the behind the scenes and instances around it, your headlines for this hour, israely strikes claim more palestinian lives in southern gaza as death toll from the regime's genocidal war rises to nearly 28,200. various countries sound the ala

security council and that is the call that all the peaceling people must say that the united nation united states has actually failed you know even after appointing you know itself as the world is now they are complicit with the genocide that is happening in gaz. palestinian people and dividing them into various groups. this clearly denies the palestinian people its right to self-determination. in time with the above construction and expansion of the settlements, segregated roads, barriers and checkpoints has created a system of apartide effectively isolating palestinian communities which manifestly violates israelian conflict stems from israel prolonged occupation of palestinian territory and israel's longstanding oppression of the palestinian people. the palestinian people fight against is reeling oppression and their struggle for completing establishment of an independent state on the occupied territory are. essentially, participants of international quran competitions called on muslim countries to openly express their opposition to israel, subvertized with the regime, and to cut

in response, the united nations security council. adopted resolution number 478 which declared that, again i quote, all legislative and administrative measures and actions taken by israel, the occupying power, which have altered or purp to alter the character and status of the holy city of jerusalem and in particular the recent basic law on jerusalem, are null and void and must be resended forth with. mr. president, since then, the israeli occupation authorities have worked to consolidate further annexation, instead of reversing it. i shall now talk about the legal consequences. israel is obliged to immediately stop all its violations of its legal obligations. in jerusalem and all other occupied palestinian territories. the sessation of such violations intelled in terralia, the dismantling of illegal structure. including settlements and the upper tide wall, the cancellation or the activation of all legislative and regulatory acts adopted by israel with the aim of building illegal settlements and normalizing said system. also, israel is obliged to make reparation for the damage caused

he spread his story all over the arab world, the story of the united arab umma or nation. abdul nasir, but perhaps most of all, the palestinian refugees were hopeful about nalcer. the dream of a united arab nation was meaningless without the freedom of palestine. this is the story of nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime emerged and began farming on their lands and brought in new people to replace the old nation they... picked the focal point of attention of different religions in the region, a highly regarded place at the heart of this arabic, islamic setting. what would have happened if hizbullah had been vanquished? that's perhaps the most significant and upsetting question about the 2006 war. much has been said about the 2006 war, about its motives, the behind the scenes and the circumstances around it. the headlines and price tv: israel intensifies its deadly strikes on gaza's southern city of rafa, ahead of a planned ground assault in the city, where near... 1 and a half million palestinians have sought refuge. yemen fires missiles at a

ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting agency, new york. continued news today , it rained in some areas of golestan, north khorasan, razavi khorasan and south khorasan provinces, and it snowed in the highlands and cold areas of these provinces. mashhad is cloudy and birjan is partly cloudy. at the same time , the meteorological stations of manu samlaghan and faruj in north khorasan, kalat nader bejastan in khorasan , razavi sarayan beshravieh in south khorasan reported light snowfall in the morning today. more than 800 compatriots. that yesterday at the ski resort of shirbad khorasan razavi was trapped in snow and found emergency accommodation with the help of relief organizations. ceo of khorasan red crescent razavi in ​​a conversation with the network: a news report said that only 8 people were converted to islam and were transferred to medical centers. the evaluation that was done, some of the loved ones in the pace itself had actually stopped. well, there , we were less concerned about construction, heating, and accommodation , that is

president, members of the court, the international community has including through the united nations repeatedly condemned and must continue to condemn israel actions that hinder the exercise of the palestinian right to self-determination such as the construction of illegal settlements in occupied palestinian territories, the construction of the world separation in the west bank and the other discrimon and other. discriminatory measures that affect the daily lives of palestinian. in this context, states and international organizations are under an obligation to prevent and take measures and cooperate to prevent israel from continuing to violate the palestinian right to self-determination and its discriminatory practices of domination and apparty and to avoid any act of support for the genocide of the palestinian people. these measures may include diplomatic actions, economic sanctions, political pressure and legal measures. states have the obligation to contribute with separate or joint actions to the state of palestinian exercise of its right to self-determination. states parties to

the united nations warns that a quarter of the residents of the gaza strip are on the verge of an american air strike. and england to an island in yemen's hodeidah province. in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and the speedy recovery. greetings, dear viewers , welcome to this news section. snow and rain have covered more than half of the country since this morning , and the meteorological organization has issued an orange warning. the lowest temperature this morning among the centers of the provinces. it was 13 degrees below zero in ardabil. and now i am having a conversation with the respected expert of the meteorological organization. hello mr. zarabi. tell me in which areas it rains more. yes, and this system is active in the country. i would like to say hello and politely to the dear viewers. yes, god thank god, the opening system will be strengthened again from this morning until this time from different areas on 17th of september. southern half with thunderstorms and rain in the northern half. generally , the

and indeed, for the united nations. since its very inception. these issues lie at the very heart of the organizations ability to achieve international peace and security. now, more than ever, i would present the colors times arguments and true as diction and the disability as i can and will be succinct as there is no doubt that the quote is true. is dixon to give the requested opinion. and that the compelling reasons for the court to decline to issue the request of the opinion rather to the contrary, compelling positive reasons exist for the quote to address the legal questions refer to it. as the quotes, legal determinations will assist all parties as to the legal power meters that must be adhered to the quotes. determinations are both urgent and relevant. israel's many fold violations of pre entry norms.

china's ambassador to the united nations also warned about cutting off financial aid to the united nations relief and employment agency for palestinian refugees, anorwa, and said: " there will be no second plan if this aid is stopped." christopher lockyer, head of médecins sans frontières, also criticized america's action in vetoing the ceasefire resolutions. he said the people of gaza to a lasting ceasefire and not one they need temporary peace of mind, and there is nothing less than this gross negligence. the united states has vetoed several times the security council resolution to establish a ceasefire in gaza. nearly 30,000 palestinians were martyred in the zionist attacks on gaza. the bodies of a woman and a young girl were buried in a village near the southern border of lebanon with occupied palestine. this lebanese woman and 6-year-old child in the air attack of the regime. near the southern border of lebanon with occupied palestine, this woman and a young girl were martyred in an airstrike on one of the houses in the same village. missiles that are called smart in 10 yesterday , it

is yet to be admitted as full member of the united nations. i sat in the general assembly next to representatives of liberation movements, next to the anc and swabo, we stood side by side with them as they achieved their independence and the and took their rightful places among the community of nations, they cannot accept that the palestinian people are left behind any longer, indefinitely denied their inate rights, that is why many of those states will appear before this court in the coming days. mr. president, members of the court, based on the un record, you should have no difficulty arriving at the conclusion that the occupation is prolonged, that palestinian territory has been annexed, that our self-determination has been denied, and that the people of palestine have been subjected to systematic racial discrimination. the occupation itself cannot be distinguished. from these breaches, they are not merely the result of the occupation, but are rather the foundation upon which the occupation rests, rooted in the singular andlawful goal of ma

why was united nations created? we have faith and hopes in united nations, but there is no action. today we have israeli cabinet minister saying statements like, it's so good that 1000 children were killed, because those 1000 children would be potential terrorists in the future. we have statements like these. on record, what else does united nations need and icj, international court of justice, believe me, few weeks back i had hopes in icj, but what is the outcome? apparently they're going to hear for for countries to argue for the next few weeks, as we are speaking, every child is being killed, and when a child is being killed, the family is destroyed, people do not understand that, and the children which are alive today are dying of hunger, they don't have milk and you now, believe me, as doctor, as a medic, i'm telling you, there is extreme shortage of blood, there is extreme shortage of insulin, this is a disaster, 21st century is witnessing, like how people remembered holocaust, this is the holocaust of the 21st century, we need to understand that we need to convert our though

nations. the two outliers are fiji and the united states. of all the states that submitted written statements to the court, only fiji attempted to defend the occupation as lawful. but even fiji conceded that israel has annexed east jerusalem dejury and that the application of an occupying power's laws to the occupied territory, which is the case in the west bank, constitutes annexation de facto, nor did israel itself deny its annexations of jerusalem and the west bank. its abbreviated written statement is mainly attack on the general assembly. for its alleged bias, it makes no attempt to defend the legality of its occupation under international law. the only state besides fiji to defend israel is the united states. this is not surprising. whatever offenses against international law israel commits, the united states comes forward to shield it from account. here the united states attempts to defend israel, not by arguing that the occupation is lawful, but that it is neither lawful nor unlawful. to reach this conclusion, the united states argue

in this regard, on the legal questions placed before the courts by the united nations general assembly in resolution 77/247 of 30th december 2022, we wish to make the following submissions: south africa cannot overstate the significance of this advisory opinion for the palestinian people, more especially the legal characterization of the situation of occupation and the imposition of the system of racial oppression and appartates, which have unqustionably been permitted to continue for far too long. the occupation alone has persisted for 56 years. as the un special reporter on the occupied palestinian territories explained in 2022, the occupation by israel has been conducted in profound defiance of international law and hundreds of united nations resolutions with scanned pushback from the international community. consequently, mr. president, that defiance by israel has already led to the killing of 10s of thousands of palestinians, including an estimated 30,000 killed in the past four months alone. these are not mere statistics, mr. president, they are flesh and blood of the palestinian

in particular, the charter of the united nations. many states agree with this approach, france to underscores the temporary character of lawful occupation. this is a requirement, israel's occupation of palestinian territory plainly fails to meet as france stage. if the restrictions authorized by a regime of occupation were justifiable in the period following the military operations, they are not anymore today. of these points had been reiterate by the security council and the general assembly on numerous occasions concerning israel's obligation to withdraw from the occupied territory. france calls out in particular, israel's annexation of occupied territory. quote, the status of occupying power does not confer any legal title, justifying annexation. the passage of time is not sufficient. as regards the acquisition of territory by force to render lawful a situation that is very easily unlawful. and israel's vast network of settlements and hundreds of thousands of settlers in the occupied territory. friend states, these permanent estab

sitting here today with me in new york, the united nations ambassador, do you feel betrayed by the united.feel... i have a very complex feeling because, on the one hand, when i sit with linda thomas—greenfield, who is the us ambassador to the united nations, and she's also — important to be mentioned — a member of the cabinet of president biden. so i see how she personally is dedicated... ..to do everything possible to help ukraine. and, infact... but, with respect, an ambassador�*s feelings are irrelevant. that doesn't deliver you one new missile... ..one new tank, one new shell. still, it is very important because, as i said, she's a member of the cabinet and she takes part in the meetings in the white house and she can make her personal input in the discussions, also based on the discussions here in new york around other conflicts. when i asked you whether you feel betrayed, you paused, you tried to find some words. it suggests to me that there is a large part of you, ambassador, that does feel a sense of betrayal. no, iam not... i have not reached the point where i think i can say tha

and therefore, it can ignore united nations resolutions big can ignore and break international law and get awareness that the fact that the united states has repeatedly ignored un security council resolutions. the fact that the european union is defending the silence of the massacre of now more than 29000 palestinians, tells us that there is this assumption that this is somehow different that international norms, international law don't necessarily apply to it. i completely agree versus the other guests that this will increase the pressure on israel's allies. but whether or not we will see some sure of compliance with this, i think remains to be seen my from a, how valid this washington's argument of the data is rails. and it's, and it's written submission to the court that this case is counter productive. and that it could quote, distract the policies from the objective of a negotiated 2 state solution that weapon, isaac, the un system to de, legitimize them criminalize. israel is not going to lead to peace. well, you know, i think only they say these are the americans at this point,

just here a live from dow, welcome to l, special coverage of the united nations highest quote. which is beginning a 2nd day of hearings into the legality of as well as 5060 occupation of palestinian territory and palestine put forward it's case on monday. now, 52 countries will present their arguments over the rest of the week. the hearings considering what impact as well as policies and actions have on the situation in the occupied areas and what this means for the united nations and all of it's in the states. okay, we've got step boston who is outside the international court of justice in the high against it. we are expecting proceedings to get underway in the next few minutes. but can you just give us a rundown of what we can expect over the coming hours there of the. so 1st of all, i have a bit of news to share because instead of 11 countries that were supposed to have their, all the arguments here in the hague of the peace process, it's going to be only 10 canada has pulled out at the last minute we just heard from the court as they also said, it's not unusual for our coun

the wall of mistrust between the united nations and the taliban government is still standing. the taliban repeatedly asked the united nations, including the security council of this organization, to publish untrue and biased reports. they have accused afghanistan. behnami yazani of kabul broadcasting news agency. hepatitis c screening in high-risk groups will be done free of charge from next year in health centers. the head of the infectious diseases management center of the ministry of health said: with effective identification and treatment, most of these patients can be treated on time and avoid further complications. prevented. about 400,000 people in the world die from hepatitis c every year . tv show network. it adapts its new films for deaf and hard-of-hearing use. in the new changes of the show network at 11:00 p.m. on thursdays , for the first time, new movies broadcast on cima channels will be broadcast in a tailored format for the deaf and the deaf audience. new movies of the show network at 9:00 and 17:00 on fridays are also broadcast. persian subtitles are played

in the aftermath of the not via the united nations admitted into membership. why emphasizing the need for it to respect resolution 181 and 194 concerning the palestinian state. and that, that i know to to it. then to the motion of the status of those to them on the right over to or by the stand, refugees is a liquid lies these resolutions to secure its admission on late during that on them. as soon as it was admitted ever since it became convinced that the new realities imposed by the use of force would override the obligations are using from the root of international law with violence. new consequences of the 1967, the security thompson's emphasize the admissibility of the acquisition of code 3 by war and code for the withdrawal and elizabeth and he armed forces from territories occupied in the recent conflict instead is the it was started to customize the land the general assembly and resolution 3005, hold up on is a and the zip to this is the accession of any part of the occupied territories and the establishment to visit. i use settlements on those territo

the ensuing conflict has exposed deep geopolitical division here at united nations headquarters. it's also exposed deep political division inside the united states. right now, further american military and economic assistance to ukraine is blocked by partisan warfare on capitol hill. my guest today is ukraine's un ambassador, sergiy kyslytsya. does kyiv now feel betrayed? ambassador sergiy kyslytsya, welcome to hardtalk. well, thank you. nice to see you. ambassador, do you think that, right now, ukraine is facing the toughest times it has seen since those early weeks after the full—scale russian invasion? it's yes and no. yes, because we have entered a new stage where the factors are very different and we have to find a new modus operandi both inside the country and outside the country. but the very first hours and days were exceptionally difficult, and i'm proud that both my people and my leadership have done the best. how closely do you, sitting here at the united nations in new york, follow the front line fighting? cos i'm guessing that, if you do, you have deep concerns right

so the treaty basement to all device mechanisms of the united nations. and these are the old introduce solutions of the security council and the general assembly. and these policies in praxis has reached the threshold of about but within the meaning, this got to be in the international convention on dissipation and punishment of the crime of, of project. well, the certainly is not the party to the but, but did convincing the faulty fault on putting putting the looms left in the lincoln. there's no use cogan by the international commission space fed up to found the apartment convention go to find what was old at 80, a good on on the on the customer, the international end of this crime has a use cohen's got a vision of about taking the racial discrimination piece that you put up in 30 noon of international and binding on all states, including yourself. as a basement members of the court is a little spoke to the state and the suspect for these principles is often the occupation thinking evidently in fundamentally illegal in terms of international trust that

syria retates that the stability of the middle east and the credibility of the united nations system, including the esteemed court, require taking measures to ensure the implementation of all relevant international resolutions to end the israeli occupation of all occupied arab territory. ories in accordance with the relevant united nations resolutions. mr. president, esteemed members of the court, the court today in this case does not create new rights, but rather reveals rights that are violated by israel every day since 1948. israel is not only committing the horrendous act that we have just mentioned, but we are currently witnessing is... israel committing genocide in the occupied gazah strip, attacking syria, attacking lebanon and committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. in fact, one of the reasons for israel's consideration of itself as being above the law, is that it has been carrying out illegal occupation and committing crimes for 75 years without facing a... accountability or any sort of consequences. today, today it has become imperative for all states to convince

i nearly refer to see united nations and moral photos, organizational reports. first, according to the you in such a vision around as a result of is really managerial oppression. being tired, population is enduring destruction of a security and at a speed result part. all recent history on 2200000 and part of females, they're struggling to simply make you through another the, the, the proper shelter teaching sunday for the facilities for the region waters. for term, according to the un under fix. if you're general 40, you want to say on affairs and i quote, for children in particular, there is no food, no water, nor schools, nothing but the truth for some of the was varying on the all honest people are resisting very fair to the very existence. why the world watchers on and of course did, according to the, the show, the population and as a is facing extreme hunger, being selfish and food on high level of monuments, solution yet to conditions. and does that would be for me much for every day. we remain at a turning point in the history of mankind to operating on

that is why the role of the united nations, in my opinion, is now more important than ever.f a better life, millions of people in the world are on the move, moving to other areas. other countries, to avoid hunger, poverty, to find work, to put children on their feet, migrants, those who have been torn away from their homes and familiar environment. the international organization for migration, iom, supports migrants in around the world, develops effective responses to changing migration dynamics, and provides key recommendations on migration policy and practice. i would like to emphasize my deep belief that migration can have a positive effect, provided that it is safe, legitimate and orderly. naturally, we must fight illegal migration through forced labor and human trafficking. this is the most serious attack on the rights of migrants. but of course, our society will become more diverse in the future. v culturally, ethnically, religiously . and we will need to learn to live together. but besides this, there are many other international organizations here, the same world tra

these principal organs of the united nations have laid out and continue to endorse the path to achieve that peace through the principles. first, start speculated in security council resolutions 242 and 338. those resolutions are the core of the established framework within which the court should address the legal questions before it of this course, advisory opinion, who i have consequences for the parties to the conflict and for the ongoing efforts of all of those working to achieve a durable piece, it will do so for the security council, which bears primary responsibility for maintenance of international peace and security. it will do so for the general assembly, which requested the courts advice. and it will do so for the other members of the international community. throughout the trip to come out to us and often violent history of the israeli palestinian conflict, the united nations has been consistent in a support for the proposition that a comprehensive just and lasting peace requires negotiations between the parties to the conflict. as the court can see in the submissions before

iran's ambassador to united nations has a strongly condemned us to strikes on iraq and syria and its attacks. on yemen. iran strongly condemns the us military attacks on syria and iraq territory. the us military action is illegal and unjustified and blatently violate the basic norms and principles of international law and the united nations charter, particularly paragraph 4 of article 2 of the charter. it is also a flagrant breach of iraq and syria territorial integrity, sovereignty and political independence. iran also strongly condemns the joint military action of the united states and the united kingdom against yemen, which constitute an obvious violation of the united nations charters and international law. further more, they have ambani made the comments addressing a un security council meeting on threats to international peace and security. he said such illegal measures target civilians and vital. infrastructure and pose a great threat to peace and security of the region, it rejected us claims that resistance forces act on behalf of iran. all of the resistance group in the regi

the united nations and other aid organizations . qatar has announced many changes in mediation to reach an agreement. due to the continuation of the dialogue between different parties, doha is optimistic. the zionist regime's invasion of noor gaza is nearing the end of its fifth month. at the same time as the crimes of the occupiers continued. earlier this week , the media approached the view of the parties to create the changes in the framework of the paris agreement for a cease-fire in gaza were announced. the framework that was prepared a month ago in the meeting of the head of the us central intelligence agency with the intelligence officials of egypt, qatar and the zionist regime in france, but osama hamdoun, a member of the political office of the hamas movement, says: the purpose of the cease-fire plan is to give the invaders more time to prepare for an attack on rafah, but the resistance warns that an attack on rafah will be met with a strong and decisive response. the main conditions for the resistance to accept the ceasefi

as you heard, until now, the united states has avoided using the word cease-fire during united nationsn the war. this is the second resolution proposed by the united states in the eighth resolution over all about the war that the security council has considered. all members condemned mosses attack on israel and called the release of hostages and urged restraint on both sides. the first resolution was put forth by russia on october 16 nine days after the war began the called for an immediate amended herein cease-fire but was vetoed by france, the u.s., and u.k.. two days later on october 18, brazil introduced a resolution calling for a cease-fire as well as the protection of hospitals and demanded israel rescind its order for civilians to leave the north of gaza. the u.s. voted no halting that effort. a week later, russia introduced another resolution. the u.k. and the u.s. vetoed that. the same day russia and china vetoed an american resolution condemning hamas and reaffirming countries rights to defend themselves. the council has only passed one resolution on the 15th of november that

they emphasized that the united nations aid is the beating heart of anerova the united nations aid to gaza is the humanitarian aid of the united nations to the people of gaza is completely dependent on unrwa. unrwa's service to more than three quarters of the people of gaza should not be jeopardized . as a non-permanent member of the security council. with the aim of following up on the judgment of the hague court regarding the genocide of the zionist regime in gaza , he emphasized the necessity of implementing this international judicial verdict. the security council must act quickly to implement the verdict of the international court of justice. world community about continuation israel's genocide in gaza must be held accountable. meanwhile, the american ambassador repeated the biased positions of the actions. gaza is essential and vital. unrwa is the backbone of humanitarian assistance. friendly to gaza. i call on all countries to guarantee the continuation of unrwa's life-saving work. the decisions of the international court of justice are binding and must be respected. at the sam

united nations? well, it's not surprised to the united states veto any proposal, any resolution that goes according to international law in the direction of of um basically stopping the the the bombing and the uh genocide that actually is happening and the gas trip, it's not the first time we see that so many. countries have proposed this cease fire even if it's a temporary uh ce fire united state seems to enjoy and the security council of the united nations to stop it so we can see many more victims falling in the hands of this most moral army in the world as israel's. contemplate that the army is, people are starting to to die of hunger, it's a farming going on now in the gas strip, there are hundreds of not thousand. of lory trucks waiting outside the rafa boarding passing to be able to bring international humanitarian aid, but israelis prefer that the population in gaza and especially that population and has been moved there, because supposedly it was the save haven for the... senian refugees from

that's a controversial claim in the united nations have rejected that.aiting for now is israel to come forward with this plan for how it is going to move 1.5 million palestinians from the city of rafah ahead of a possible military operation there. that's certainly what the israelis say they want to do. they have to do to destroy hamas. another has been a real chorus of concern from israel's allies. america, the united kingdom and others who are saying that moving that sort of number of people would be extremely difficult. in the uk, foreign secretary, david cameron, has been answering question on gaza in the house of lords. he's stressed the need for a pause in fighting, and spoke about what should happen next. there are lots of things we need to start talking about now, whether thatis start talking about now, whether that is what happens the day after a pause, whether it's about a reconstituted palestinian authority, about this question of how you offer about this question of how you offer a political horizon to people in the palestinian territories or,

how does arrows, diplomatic habits a james space is that the united nations? i think that deeply concerned the 2nd general, again, using the phrase, also collective punishment, which is many would see as a war crime of what these riley is doing in casa that concerned, of course, because people have fled to rough us a place of safety. and because of rafa is one of the main entry points to humanitarian aid into the gaza strip. and now it looks like, and it's being very well telegraphed by these riley's and these right. the military is going to be the next target. the next focus of ministry escalation. so i think this is very wiring for the set country general, and he's made it clear that this could make the situation much, much was he was speaking in a briefing to the un general assembly laying out these priorities for the year ahead. it's also was saying that although the un security council, which is the other major organ of united nations, has been divided in the us as blocks any chance of guessing the see saw that the secretary general and these key official

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at the same time, 42 international groups active in humanitarian fields , including the united nations subsidiary bodies, issued a joint statement and warned that the obstruction of the united states to continue its activities is very dangerous and for more than 2 million homeless people in gaza will have disastrous results, ali rajabi , un security council news agency, new york. speaker of the parliament said during the ceremony of the 40th day of the martyrdom of sardar seyed razi mousavi, the culture of martyrdom terrifies the enemies . the enemy should not think that this pillar will ever be destroyed in the culture. according to our qur'an, in our divine values, these pillars will never collapse , but day by day, those pillars will become more people and grow taller . which entered the country today, the areas in the northwest of the southern and central slopes of alborz were covered with white snow. snow in tehran and rain in bandar abbas the benefit of this rain system was for tehranis and hormozganis. in the name of god, hello to you , good night. well, the rain system has comp

he requested the fact finder of the united nations in this regard. mr. kenani considered the german foreign minister's accusation to be an attempt to cover up support for the occupation and indifference to gross violations of human rights in palestine. kanani said under the pretext of protecting human rights, germany intervenes in the internal affairs of countries and at the same time boosts its economy by building arms factories. the spokesperson of the foreign ministry added that it is a bitter irony that some western governments with a history of equipping the saddam regime with chemical weapons and supporting the genocide in gaza claim to defend human rights. palestine supporters protest against an arms manufacturing company in england. a group of supporters of palestine in england blocked the entrance of one of the largest companies that supply weapons to the zionist regime, albid systems, in the season of palestine action. they did they chanted in solidarity with the palestinians and strongly condemned the military support of the zionist regime. el

all along, they wanted now the united nations to help them in in in creating another nakba as the their officials called it at the beginning of their attacks in gaza last october when they call it nakba 2023. this is the the the the the the the design and this is coming on the back of as yesterday the wall street journals. they declare, they stated from sources in the united states of america, joe biden send them tons of of ammunition and weaponry and set of art weaponry, plus the money which is the congress of course released for them, and we know till now joe biden bypass congress twice to arm the zinest entity to continueus genocide, they they they throw a screen smoke. the the international community saying they're trying to tell netanyahu to be gentle in in the way with with the palestinians people in in raffa. i can't believe what the the the the united states of america comes out of with and the western leaders come, they are up to their neck and and the genocide. well, let's look at that, peter, the israel regime. has no red line, what about its supporters in the west?

the secretary general of the united nations said the massacre and widespread destruction in the gaza strip in the last 120 days is a stain on the forehead of humanity. antonio guterres emphasized the violence of the settlers in the west bank and the gaza strip in the security council meeting. stop the war in the gaza strip. the secretary general of the united nations also criticized the suspension of aid from several countries to the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees in the gaza strip and said: "all countries must guarantee the continuation of the work of this organization." the permanent representative of russia to the united nations also said that the accusations against the un relief and works agency for palestinian refugees should not be used as an excuse for the collective punishment of millions of needy palestinians. the representative of palestine in the united nations also emphasized the necessity of preserving that river and asked the countries of the world not to fall into the trap of the zionist regime that wants to destroy it. in recent days

ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting agency, new york. continued news today in some areas of golestan, north khorasan, razavi khorasan and south khorasan provinces, and in the highlands and cold areas of this it is snowing in the provinces, the sky of bejnord , mahalud, mashhad is cloudy and birjan is partly cloudy, at the same time, the meteorological stations of samlaghan and faruj in north khorasan, kalat nadir in bajestan, razavi in ​​khorasan, and sarayan and beshroieh in south khorasan , are preventing light snowfall in the morning. reported today more than 800 compatriots who were trapped in the snow at the shirbad ski resort of razavi khorasan yesterday found emergency accommodation with the help of relief organizations. ceo of khorasan red crescent razavi said in a conversation with khabar network that only 8 people were converted to islam and transferred to medical centers. they found the evaluation that was done, some loved ones had actually stopped on the track itself. construction, heating, and accommodation were less of our

we now turn to the legal consequences for israel, the united nations, and third states. the continued occupation by israel and the palestinian territory, of the palestinian territory, including each jerusalem, as well as the affor mentioned violation of peremptory norms of international law, our breaches of international obligations. constituting internationally wrongful acts attributable to israel and which invoke the law of state responsibility. the law of state responsibility provides that the state responsible for an internationally wrongful act is under an obligation to see such act and to make reparation an adequate form, as confirmed by this court's predecessor in the factory at chorof case. in the present case, the for mentioned principles of international law. require that israel must bring immediate, unconditional and complete end to the occupation in all its manifestations. this means that israel must immediately sees its illegal settlement activities and all measures aimed at altering the character, status and demographic composition of the occupied palestini