general assembly in support of the lie. palestine and to the recognition of the right and, as in 2019, the united nations general assembly passed several resolutions on palestine, which re-emphasizes the united nations responsible for the sensitive palestinian issue, and when this issue is not resolved, it must be in reality for the palestinian people. from all countries, but despite the fact that the united states and its allies are permanent members of the security council, which in recent decades passed 43 resolutions on palestine and lebanon, isfahan responded to the reaction of the zionists, and now the officials of the zionist regime to this ceremony and from that united nations and displacement what was wrong with the palestinians and the government that i said tried very hard, the representative issued a statement and stated that in the united nations, in a special statement from the representatives of other countries, i should not participate in this ceremony , which you said is the day of the nakba, in fact it means that in fact we condemn israel for this. nevertheless, the foreign minister of the zionist regime made

to the white house of the united states, the united nations, the european international criminal court, the vatican, and the united nations general assembly to request a hearing about their son's testimony, but they say nothing. the americans and the israelis say that shirin was killed in an accidental shooting and that no follow-up is necessary , while several independent investigations have shown that an israeli sniper, despite wearing a vest and a hat that indicated he was a journalist, was deliberately targeted shirin and was accurate in a media investigation that reviewed 11 videos and interviewed witnesses present and an ammunition expert . the dissectors attacked the funeral ceremony of the body of shirin with the heart, on may 23, last year, with the presence of thousands of people in east jerusalem from the sanj and babil khalil hospitals. mental and arresting the crimes of the zionist regime, the people's anger towards this regime of the people of the world is increasing from its nature. since last year, the largest march of the world quds day in the west will be held here in london, the birthplace of the dog regime. people will

if you look at the, how this has paid out in the united nations, the united nations general assembly, for example, you see a rather significant list of countries coming from places like latin america or africa or asia that have abstained from open leap supporting ukraine in this war and that gives you an idea that this type for values this fight for sovereignty. this fight for territory integrity is something that may be clear here in europe, but in other parts of the world is seen differently. and i think that's always important to keep in mind because you may be think that's the view in europe is the view that's shared in other parts of the world. and that's not always the case.

united nations in its creation, now the united nations place of diplomatic conflict and talks about partition palestine was a jewish and arab state. on november 29, 1947, the 11th united nations general assembly came up with a plan to divide the land while only five and a half percent of the entire area of ​​palestine was in possession of the united nations resolution 181, which gave this opportunity to two arab countries. and the jew of taksim and the city of jerusalem recited the names of the international regions. greetings and greetings, and you, dear and respected viewers of the khabar network, are welcome, especially the program for the presidential and parliamentary elections of turkey. we started locally and tried in different departments i think we will inform you, dear viewers, of the latest developments in the turkish elections in four sections with the presence of experts and journalists of the turkish broadcasting corporation. turkey, let me tell you that i am still in one of the constituencies of ankara , in the Çankaya region. voters in this the precinct is coming to an end and it has a statistical completeness that cannot be estimated, but since the morning when we were here i

went to the united states white house, the united nations, the international criminal court, germany, the european vatican , and the united nations general assembly, but they say they did not get any results. it has been shown that an israeli sniper targeted and killed shirin despite wearing a vest and hats that showed he was a journalist . it was found out in a media investigation that reviewed 11 videos and interviewed witnesses present and an ammunition expert. that ibn muqlah in a targeted attack by israeli forces killed this journalist, a catholic christian and a citizen of the united states, australia, who attacked the commentators of the attack. the funeral ceremony of shirin's body with a heart was held on may 23, last year, with the presence of thousands of people in east jerusalem from sanjal babol khalil hospital . the zionists attacked the body dissectors of this journalist who revealed the actions of this regime, and dozens of mourners were mentally arrested and arrested at the same time as the crimes of the zionist regime escalated. the largest world quds day march in the west will be held here in london, the birthplace of the dog r

representative of flash observer in the united nations requested the secretary general, the president of the security council and the president of the united nations general assembly to take serious action against the brutalities of the israeli regime, using the appropriate distance and observing precautionary measures to save the lives of civilians and civilian places. and in the crowd journalists said, "if the knowledge of self-restraint is the punishment of conscience or the punishment that qadha attacked and in front of the eyes of the international community and the security council , he continues his repeated military aggressions and attacks on food, an operation that leads to the martyrdom and wounding of civilians, the destruction of infrastructure. and it has created terror for the people. the representative of palestine said that the international community should take immediate and serious action to punish israeli war criminals. ali rajabi, united nations security council , new york . for the big hand seal for laughter to come, for the branch to live cleanly, for children's softness, in baby and baby sanitary detergent, baby's needs, baby's soft skin ,

secretary-general the president of the security council and the president of the united nations general assemblyo take serious action against the brutalities of the israeli regime. he said that he needed to be present in the crowd of journalists . he said that right now, without any restraint of conscience or punishment, he attacked qadha and in front of the eyes of the international community and the security council . it continues its repeated military aggressions and attacks on food, an operation that led to the martyrdom and wounding of civilians, the destruction of infrastructure and creating terror among the people. the representative of palestine said that the international community should take immediate and serious action to punish israeli war criminals. kand ali rajabi, united nations security council broadcasting agency, new york hello, we have arrived at 5 am and another part of the news is the face-to-face conversation of the president with activists in the field of book publishing. he considered the price to be one of the most important concerns and demands of publishing activists

, and actually sweden and the united states voted against this resolution, however, the general assembly had several other resolutions. in support of the palestinian nation and the recognition of the right, and as in 2019, the un general assembly passed several resolutions on palestine, which reiterated that the united nations is responsible for the palestinian cause until this issue is resolved. in fact, it is for the palestinian people above all countries should also have this support, but despite the fact that the united states and its allies are permanent members of the security council, which in recent decades has passed 43 resolutions on palestine, the reaction of the zionists and the americans to those zionist regime officials to this ceremony and the united nations and what was the displacement of the palestinians and all the governments against us when i said that they tried very hard in the representative to issue a statement in the united nations not to participate in this ceremony and this nakbat day actually means that we condemn israel. however, the british foreign secretary's statement it was reflected in the zionist media and they asked t

palestinian observer at the united nations, derna, requested the secretary general, the president of the security council and the president of the united nations general assembly to take serious action against the atrocities of the israeli regime. the eyes of the international community and the security council are still on the repeated military attacks on food, an operation that has led to the martyrdom and wounding of civilians, the destruction of infrastructure, and creating terror among the people. the representative of palestine said that the international community should punish israeli war criminals take immediate and serious action, ali rajabi, the united nations security council's radio and broadcasting agency in new york, and hear about the unprecedented progress of the rockets of the palestinian resistance groups over the past two decades . despite numerous attacks on palestinian areas and the assassination of commanders and fighters of the resistance, the zionist regime could not prevent their missile development. we have a report from al jazeera network that there are many resistances to this unprecedented development before israel's withdrawal fr

it brought israel recognition in the united nations general assembly, but it was decided that based on the plan to divide the land of palestine , it would be divided equally between the jews and the native inhabitants of palestine, and jerusalem would remain a religious city for all ethnic groups and religions. it is better to divide the united nations. loyal and in addition to the whole palestine supported some parts of syria, and apart from salting the soil , they also attacked lebanon twenty times, but due to the resistance of the resistance groups, they could not connect the land of this country with their own rhymes , of course, except for iran. there are 31 other countries that do not recognize israel. iran's lack of connection with egypt is also related to the story of the zionist regime and the occupation of palestine . until 1978, the leader of the arab world fought against zionism , but when they could not fight the sinai desert, which israel occupied. were to take it back by betraying the cause of palestine and in exchange for taking it back they recognized the land that was

if you look at the, how is this paid out in the united nations, the united nations general assembly, for example, you see a rather significant list of countries coming from places like latin america or africa, or asia that have abstained from openly supporting ukraine in this war. and that gives you an idea that this type for values this fight for sovereignty. this fight for territory integrity is something that may be clear here in europe, but in other parts of the world is seen differently. and i think that's always important to keep in mind because you maybe think that the view in europe is the view that's shared in other parts of the world. and that's not always the case. it is obviously the case in southern parts of the world, but not everywhere. and i can just see it's almost buried as you were explaining this. there's some little bit more movements now in the, in often where the ceremony will take place any moment a which we're going to cover for you life. but i've been saying that over the last hour, that it's going to start any moment. so until it really does and i can promi

authority in the united nations, in an official letter , requested the secretary general of the president of the security council and the president of the united nations general assembly to act against the atrocities of the israeli regime. take serious action, mansour said to the journalists, "if you do not have any self-restraint or punishment, the qadha attacked, and in front of the eyes of the international community and the security council , he continues his repeated military attacks on food , an operation that leads to martyrdom and injuring civilians, destroying infrastructure and creating terror among the people, the representative of palestine said that the international community must take immediate and serious action to punish israeli war criminals. ali rajabi, united nations security council , new york. out of 2,000 mothers and daughters from isfahan, in the form of haj qasim's daughter's convoy, with the aim of renewing the pact with martyr soleimani, the girls and mothers who are the cover of the revolution, today i came to kerman city with my mother to visit haj qasim's grave with two daughters from the city of isfahan came to the homeland of haj qasim,

operation in the united nations , requested an official letter from the secretary general, the president of the security council and the president of the united nations general assemblyainst the barbarities the israeli regime must take serious action, niaz mansour told reporters, "if you attack without any self-restraint or punishment, and in front of the eyes of the international community and the security council , it will continue its repeated military attacks , an operation that leads to martyrdom and injuries." the palestinian representative said that the international community must take immediate and serious action to punish israeli war criminals . from the signing of the initial agreement in the new city saudi arabia reported to al jazeera network based on this agreement, the two sides of the conflict in sudan agreed to refrain from any attack on civilians . the sides also announced that they will allow civilians to leave the conflict and besieged areas. the parties also stated their commitment to the sovereignty, territorial integrity and unity of sudan. hacking the american president says that he does not have enough weapons to carry out a major operation i

authority in the united nations requested an official letter from the secretary general, the president of the security council and the president of the united nations general assembly against the brutality of the regime. israel should take serious action, mansour said in a group of reporters without any self-restraint, remorse or punishment, who attacked qadha, and in front of the eyes of the international community and the security council , he continues to eat food with his aggression and repeated military attacks , an operation that leads to martyrdom and injuries. civilians, the destruction of infrastructure and creating terror among the people has become the palestinian representative said the international community must take immediate and serious action to punish israeli war criminals. ali rajabi, united nations security council , new york . thank you, greetings to you, dear and honorable compatriots , new to us, washing the dishes, good morning, you are very welcome, hello reporter, today is friday, the 22nd of may 1400, and there is going to be a competition , and the title of this competition is my share of the youth of the population . the secretary of t

delegation of the committee of the united nations general assembly. urgent importance to all of us. third committee is now considering agenda item. i want to talk to you about illegal use of drugs impact on our families and especially children i come before the united nations today as a wife and mother and one with unique opportunity to see the effect of the drop, many areas of the world. distinguished people represented on the committee has the opportunity to travel to many areas of thefi world and i have seen firsthand two occasions 1985, she joined me and other first ladies from around the world on the united nations to describe the drug issue. our message as mothers who are concerned, first lady's committed and citizens of the world pledge tots all possible o stop this. last year we prepared a video tape message for the first conference on drug abuse. at the conference initiative of the inspector general 138 countries joined together declaring illicit trafficking is a universal priority. i am deeply heartened the united nations on a new drug trafficking conventions that will aff

definition of russia as an aggressor, despite voting for the corresponding resolution of the united nations general assembly and this was reported by susionpost , the publication received a comment from the prc representation at the united nations, the department explained that they voted for the entire text of the document, which consists of many points therefore, the position in favor cannot be considered an approval of a specific pro-russian aggression item in the ministry of foreign affairs also noted that the vote was in no way related to the telephone conversation between sisinpin and volodymyr zelenskyi and summed up china's position on the ukrainian issue, the single peace plan for conflict resolution in ukraine has not changed the plan of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi, the head of eu diplomacy, jose borel, said that, according to him, to put forward the beijing peace plan is unsustainable, they simply seek to pass off the desired as a valid borel noted that china has a certain role in this situation because it can influence russia with us nataliya butyrska expert on east asia master

berger: what he meant is what we have seen regrettably in the united nations general assembly, other that there are many places who are sitting on the fence, have a kind of equidistant's between ukraine and russia. what he wanted to say was it is similar hat the foreign secretary cleverly said about the so-called middle round initiative. it means we have to engage with these countries, we have to talk to them, we have to convince them that it is our common endeavor to uphold the u.n. charter, territorial integrity of countries, the sovereignty of countries, and it should be in their genuine interest to do that together with us. that means we have to engage them. this issue of double standards, however you want to call it, is something that we have heard from african leaders who say you are very engaged on ukraine, but what aut the war in congo, conflicts in africa? where are you? will you also help us to solve these kinds of conflicts and challenges? i think that is what chancellor schultz met with the speech today. christian: ambassador berger, always great to have you on the show.

support for putin, especially after that, when china voted for the resolution of the united nations general assemblyst time in which russia was indicated in black and white as an aggressor. by the way, kazakhstan too i voted for this resolution, and it was such a very, very telling fact. i think that this is exactly the method and tactic of china to balance and use it to win its interests. i have no doubt that china is exclusively pursuing its own interests here, and for us as ukrainians when we are today participants in the great geopolitical chessboard. it is necessary to understand very clearly that our allies, the western world , are the united states, which announced, by the way , at the same time, another batch of support in the amount of 1.2 billion dollars, that is already more than 30 billion, already about 40 billion dollars only we received military support from the united states. we heard that the netherlands, our western allies, are again talking about support and assistance by providing f-16 fighter jets to ukraine. therefore, we need to understand what is happening around us, but in t

it just this just some kind of more crayon, a slate, the united nations general assembly. this out of may freedom of the press unesco, drawing attention to the problem, and all these am and the refusal to issue these is to russian journalist who has sent to the united nations all his amad, many as of harassments, of one of the world. sladen investigative journalists, june in the sanchez, we're an oldest against anti bullying of any media which doesn't fit into the global chand that unites a number of media representatives of the collective. wes, there she don't. fits ain't our black tower. she crest out persecuted. let's now discuss this with simon a table chief white's house correspondence at the day. news africa. thanks very much for joining us this evening here. nazi, i'm la for thought a full day. we'll get your thoughts on this program. a good thing for the freedom of press. yes, atlanta journal. it should be protected all over the place in the u, as in cameron in russia, nigeria, everywhere you know, you have haunt as of july. these were the din. now 67 o ma have bee

in more than $160.00 width statements updates, reports and briefings, including to the united nations general assembly and to your distinguished selves. here, disagree council. suppressing in the new care safety and security situation, disability yeah, new cup out planting particular continues to be extremely fragile and dangerous. meaning terry activities continuing the region and may well increase very considerably in the near future. the plant has been operating on significantly reduced stuff, which despite being in temple that he shut down is not sustainable. and there had been 7, okay. unions when the site lost or off site power on how to rely on an emergency or an emergency diesel generators, which is as you know, the last line of defense against the new dirt accident to provide essential cooling of the reactor and spin fuel. the last one, the 7th occurred just one week ago. we are fortunate that a nuclear accident has not yet happened. as i said, i d, i a board of governors. last march. we are rolling the dice on if this continues, then once they are like we run out. so we must all do everythin

house, the international criminal court, the european parliament, the vatican, and the united nations general assembly. the americans in these really said was most likely to read was killed. fine is really soldier, but that it was an accident and no further action would be taken. however, several independent investigations found that the shot was fired by a sniper, and that jarine was deliberately targeted most they'll probably be there so that he does the shooting. that blacklight was a high profile, palestinian, but despite holding jewel nationality within the american passports, despite being a well known journalist backed by a global media network. and despite her family loved being at the highest levels. one year on, there was no accountability for her killing. a new sign that her killer will ever be brought to justice. stephanie decker, all g 0, l g 0 is headquarters into ha. or while several events are being held to mount the 1st end of the 3 of the 3 and a block of death in causes capital here in the hall at the solidarity stanford street is taking place. right now, i think we can cross to see

know what people do most if humanity voted uh, refused to vote, to condemn russia at the united nations general assembly when the events of uh february last year happened. and why you so convinced that if the counter offensive a successful, no tactical nuclear or technical conventional but high powered miss a will not be aimed at the capital of ukraine or even suppliers of the weapons countries but supplied weapons to i mean the north stream, obviously pipeline explosion, the news about that's in russia are all the time. why you so convinced that these countries will be fine, or even united states interests more widely remedying based in germany is safe. i'm not, i think rushes out of control. i think there's a chance they couldn't use tackle new cars, think there's a chance they couldn't melt down this operator and then show a plan. i think the world has to agree that we can't be held hostage by that with a particular on our if they did that. so this temporary, so just like southern russian which he doesn't really care about. so he only cares about saint petersburg and moscow, so not only at home becau

house, the international criminal court, the european parliament, the vatican, and the united nations general assembly. the americans in these really said did was most likely to read was killed. fine is really soldier, but that it was an accident and no further action would be taken. however, several independent investigations found that the shot was fired by a sniper, and that jarine was deliberately targeted. most likely they'll probably be there today because the shooting that blacklight was a high profile, palestinian, but despite holding jewel nationality within the american passports, despite being a well known journalist backed by a global media network. and despite her family loved being at the highest levels. one year on, there was no accountability for her, killing a new sign that her killer will ever be brought to justice. stephanie decker, all g 0 out to 0 is headquarters into ha. based on bringing ologist here is neither a brain who's in ramallah, adam, u z, a main draft, fisher mean i need to for the past year, serena's been remembered in many ways, find a policy and tell us about what's

white house, the international criminal court, european parliament, the vatican, and the united nations general assembly. the americans in these really said was most likely terrain was killed by his reading the soldier, but that it was an accident and no further action would be taken. however, several independent investigations found that the shot was fired by a sniper, and that's jarine was deliberately targeted. most of the stuff i do this that i need the shooting. that blacklight was a high profile, palestinian. but despite holding jewel nationality within the american passports, despite being a well known journalist backed by a global media network. and despite her family loved being at the highest levels. one year on, there was no accountability for her kidding. a new sign that her killer ever be brought to justice stephanie decker, ultra 0 out to 0, is headquarters into ha, let's bring a new road a. she's a political analyst and a full, i'll just share a colleague of showing up and she joins us live from ramallah. no good to have you been with us? look, it's been a year since the death of sharing.

delighted to be here as a member of the delegation to speak before the committee of the united nations general assemblynce to all of us. the committee is now considering an agenda items on youth, families, crime prevention. i want to talk to you about the illegal use of drugs in the direct impact it is having on families and especially children. i come before the united nations today as a wife and a mother. and one which has a unique opportunity to see the impact of the drug problem. not only in the united states, but in many areas of the world. i worked on this problem with this english people represented on this committee. i had the opportunity to travel to many parts of the world unseen at first hand reagan 1985 she joined me in 29 other first ladies from around the world gathered at the united nations to discuss the drug issue. our message was this. members are concerned as first ladies, we pledge to do all possible. last year compared a videotaped message the first on drug abuse. that conference tells us the initiative of the secretary-general 138 countries joined together stopping drug abuse and

well, this is the 1st time and 75 years of the united nations general assembly decided to mark knock bar, which signifies the when's longest standing refugee crisis and one of its most intractable conflicts. the u. one has been involved with palestine since the creation of israel, and the experts say that the fact that this meeting is taking place reflects the shift enrolled opinion putting palestinian rights and concerns on par with that of israel. something that they haven't had a stage that they haven't had here at the united nations in all these years though, the palestinians are not considered a member state where israel is considered a member state here. now, as you mentioned, the as rallies are not happy about this event going forward. the ambassador to the un from israel called this an anti semitic event and an attempt to distort history . but momma to boss speaking on behalf of the palestinians pointed out that there are 2 still standing un resolutions one that created a palestinian state side by side with israel, another that justified the right of return for palestinians.

most of humanity voted, refused to vote, to condemn russia at the united nations general assembly when the events of uh february last year happened. and why you so convinced that if the counter offensive is successful, no tactical, nuclear or technical conventional but high powered miss a will not be aimed at the capital of ukraine, or even suppliers of the weapons countries but supplied weapons to i mean, the north stream, obviously pipeline explosion, the, the news about that's in russia all the time. why you so convinced that these countries will be fine, or even united states interests small, why be remedying base in germany is safe? i'm not, i think rushes out of control. i think there's a chance they couldn't use tackle new cars, think there's a chance they couldn't melt down this operator and then show a plan. i think the world has a agree that we can't be held hostage by that would have to run our if they did that. so the separate the effects of the russian, which he doesn't really care about. so he only cares about st. petersburg and moscow. so a little bit initially with fall

to be here the member of the us delegation to speak before the third committee of the united nations general assembly on a matter of urgent importance to all of us. the third committee is now considering agenda items on youth families and crime prevention. i want to talk to you about the illegal use of drugs and the direct impact is having on families and especially children. i come before the united nations today as a wife and a mother. and one who has had a unique opportunity to see the impact of the drug problem not only in the united states, but in many areas of the world i worked on this problem with many distinguished people represented on this committee. i've had the opportunity to travel to many parts of the world and have seen the problem firsthand. i've also been privileged to work on two occasions with mrs. perez de cuellar in 1985. she joined me and 29 other first ladies from around the world when we gathered at the united nations to discuss the drug issue. our message was this. as mothers were concerned. as first ladies were committed. and his citizens of the world we pledged to do all i

house, the international criminal court, the european parliament, the vatican, and the united nations general assembly. the americans in these really said was most likely to read was killed. fine is read the soldier, but that it was an accident and no further action would be taken. however, several independent investigations found that the shot was fired by a sniper, and that jarine was deliberately targeted. most of the they'll probably be there so that he does the shooting. that blacklight was a high profile, palestinian, but despite holding jewel nationality within the american passports, despite being a well known journalist backed by a global media network. and despite her family loved being at the highest levels one year on, there was no accountability for her killing a new sign that her killer will ever be brought to justice. stephanie decker, all g 0 out to 0 is headquarters into ha. so let's speak now to need to abraham who's live for us that in geneva. so as we're saying that it's been a yes and showing was killed by an is why the site but what's the atmosphere like that today? wherever you

united nations in this? >> the united nations has an important role in creating the nakba, unfortunately. in 1947, the united nations general assemblymission of palestine into states, responding to the political atmosphere that the united kingdom, the colonial power, representing palestine at the time, responding to the atmosphere is created. after that, the nakba happened and israel displaced 80% of the palestinian population that lived in the area that it conquered during that war. these palestinians have become refugees in different refugee camps in west bank and gaza and jordan and egypt and lebanon and syria and other places around the world. that general assembly has result ready back in 1948 a resolution that palestine refugees should have the right to return. and it has been keeping this resolution and calling for it continuously since then. however, and there been many other resolutions that contributed to calling for different palestinian rights. we have a lot of literature and resolutions from the general assembly. some from the security council. they push for palestinian rights. however, we have not been able to see actu

a resolution 194 by the united nations called for the return of palestinian refugees and as a boss noted, neither of those resolutions have been fulfilled by the general assembly. so we heard him calling on the g when to put those resolutions into force to return a state to the palestinians. and he's said that israel's membership in the united nations was conditional on going along with those resolutions, and that they should be suspended if not. so it's very significant that the world community that the international community is willing to hear these arguments on the international stage for the 1st time. kristen very thanks indeed. well, for many they've not bought didn't and, and 1948, but continue through the decades of is israel, illegal occupation today that are needed? 6000000 registered palestinian refugees world wide israel has prevented from returning to the land more than $479.00. thousands live in lebanon, around 430000 in syria, a more than 2000000 in georgia. and there are around $871000.00 refugees in the occupied west front. that i didn't occupied east jerusalem as well as bills around 250 illegal settlements along side 700 road blocks. and 140

the job, they won't be silent. starts june, 3rd, on dw, the on november 29th 1947, the united nations general assembly convened in new york for its 128 plenary meeting. on the days agenda a vote to partition british mandatory the palestine into 2 independent states, an arab state and a jewish state. the resolution required a 2 thirds majority to pass. most representatives from the jewish agency have returned to palestine. as few believe the resolution would garner and not vote one exception. a jewish agency delegate about a bon liaison officer to the u. n. special committee on palestine who thought the situation could change in a bonds retail and they took the map of the world, divided it and worked on persuading the delegates. despite their efforts, they still needed to secure 3 or 4 more vote. and the clock was ticking. a button said telegrams went out all over the world and powerful people were woken up at midnight for what seemed like an impossible mission. he recalled that every one wielded whatever influence they had to quote, turn the tide in our favor. france had planned to abstain, but avon s

the funeral last year and that was obviously at short notice and it was also during the united nations general assemblywe think this is a bigger gathering of heads of state but we are not being given a specific list by the palace, we will have to wait and see who turns up at the coronation tomorrow. lots of preparations, they have been preparing for months for this, there have been military preparations at two air fields which are all about getting ready for that massive coronation procession which will leave the abby and come back to buckingham palace after the coronation. 4,000 members of the military, we haven't seen anything like that since the last coronation. arguably one of the biggest events we have seen in this country since then. it will be a lot of theater, but at the very heart of it will be effectively a divine moment where he is anointed by holy oil and is effectively made the god's representative on earth, there's nothing less than that. that's how they actually view this occasion. and that particular moment in the middle of the service we won't actually see, it's going to be hidden beca

house, the international criminal court, the european parliament, the vatican, and the united nations general assembly. the americans in these really said did was most likely to read was killed. fine is really soldier, but that it was an accident and no further action would be taken. however, several independent investigations found that the shot was fired by a sniper, and that jarine was deliberately targeted. most likely they'll probably be there today because shooting that blacklight was a high profile, palestinian. but despite holding jewel nationality within the american passports, despite being a well known journalist backed by a global media network. and despite her family loved being at the highest levels. one year on there was no accountability for her, killing a new sign that her killer will ever be brought to justice. stephanie decker, all g 0, l g 0 is headquarters into ha. so as you heard, algae is there a media network on syrians finally submitted a request to the international criminal court last year, calling for an investigation into shooting and killing. we'll get more on this with c

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