the united nations human rights office says the regime's raids on the refugee camp could amount to war crimes.

meanwhile, the united nations human rights office said, israeli raids on the refugee camp could amount to war crimes. given the high number of civilian casualties and the scale of destruction following israeli air strikes and jabalia refugee camp, we have serious concerns that these are disproportionate attacks that could amount to war crimes. european union foreign policy chief. also said he's appalled by the high number of casualties at the camp. joseph have reiterated the block support for israel. elsewhere in asia, china strongly condemned assaults expressing deep shock over the matter. argentina, home to latin america's largest jewish community also condemned israel's fatal raids on the refugee camp. the country's foreign ministry said nothing justifies the violation of international human humanitarian law on this level. the argentina reaction. came a day after neighboring bolivia cut diplomatic ties with israel because of its attacks on gaza. colombia and chile also recalled their ambassadors and peru and mexico for their part have called for a halt to israel's onslot on gaza. di

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see now in july, the united nations human rights office to release a report saying that they are reports of 13 mass graves in the city of janina. most of them containing bodies from ethnic metallic members, and they all concerns that they will be more mass graves with at least $200.00 civilians, reportedly killed between saturday and tuesday by the ira staff and their allied to militias. now the united states and saudi arabia and the regional into governmental authority for development have been trying to mediate a ceasefire between the army and the rapids support forces in the saw the city of check the but a ceasefire. westfield a had been, had failed to be reached between the 2 sides in, in direct talks mediated by the 3 parties. and they were only able to agree to allow for humanitarian assistance to reach those in need. meanwhile, a spicing continues around the capital and other parts of the country, especially in our for they are constants that more civilians will be caught up in the middle, especially with very few army base is remaining. and with the, our staff taking over many ar

what they want to do, and professor grossman, the uh, i mean, very grossman, pardon, united nations human rights office of the high commissioner, i'm on their site right now, they're asking uh un, it says un experts have called. on international community to prevent uh genocide against the palestinian people. this is the united nations asking the international community. what more can people do? because uh there have been thousands of protests just just in england alone over the next couple days, they're expecting over 1220 protests, they're supposed to culminate into a huge million man march on the 25th of november, and that's just one country. i mean, what can the rest of us do, mr. grossman? well, so i mean the un has become. completely useless institution and can only do something if the united states or any of the other permanent members, i should say all of the other permanent members of the security council wanted to be done, and in exercising their veto power, it's become quite normal for them to exercise and in the cornce with their own national policy rather than to give effect to the... as f

on the densely populated jabala refugee camp in the besieged gaza strip, the united nations human rights office says the regime's raids on the refugee camp could amount to war crimes. the eminy army.

united nations human rights office says it's randy strikes on guns as jabante a refugee camp could be a war crime account's been targeted 3 days in a row. i'll just areas hush and hood bar as most via tackle this densely populated record you can become at any point in the world, gaza, the garage of his ready bombardment of residential areas has drawn global condemnation. 7 the you, when human white's office says it has serious concerns, but these are these proportionate attacks that could amount to will crimes. the international criminal course chief prosecute to korean hon faces driving costs to bring those who committed atrocities to adjust this. but that won't be an easy task . it is quite the to the is there any person outside conflict? the volumes, uh, define has divided well continues to, to divide the world. but i think that the only way to, to address that is to ensure that there is accountability on all sides. the wells, on the permanent court, the i c, c has a mandate to investigate full main crimes genocide or the mass extermination of a particular ethnic group. to crimes a

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now in july, the united nations human rights officer released a report saying that they are reports of 13 mass graves in the city of janina, most of them containing bodies from ethnic metallic members. and they all concerns that they will be more mass graves with at least $200.00 civilians reportedly killed between saturday and tuesday by the ira staff. and they are allied to militias. now the united states and saudi arabia.

now, in july, the united nations human rights office to release a report saying that they are reports of 13 mass graves in the city of janina, most of them containing bodies from ethnic metallic members. and they all concerns that they will be more mass graves with at least $200.00 civilians reportedly killed between saturday and tuesday by the iris staff and their allied to militias . now the united states and saudi arabia and the regional into governmental authority for development have been trying to mediate a ceasefire between the army and the rapids support forces in the saw the city of check the but a ceasefire. westfield a had been, had failed to be reached between the 2 sites in, in direct talks mediated by the 3 parties. and they were only able to agree to allow for humanitarian assistance to reach those in need. meanwhile, as fighting continues around the capital and other parts of the country especially into our for they are concerned that's more civilians will be caught up in the middle, especially with very few army base that's remaining. and with the, our staff taking ov

tonight, the united nations human rights office raising serious concerns that these are disproportionate attacks that could amount to war crimes. israel blaming hamas as human shields as it continues its offe offensive. a top israeli commander now says his forces are closing in on gaza city. hamas' stronghold in the gaza strip. >> translator: deep in the strip at the gate of gaza city. in the last five days, we dismantled a lot of the abilities of hamas. we attacked strategic decisions. all of the explosive abilities and underground facilities and other systems. >> reporter: five days after israel launched its ground offensive in gaza, israeli forces are advances towards gaza city from three different directions. from the north, israeli armor and infantry started advancing from both ends of the strip. israeli tanks appeared to be closing in from the south. cnn located this tank at the strategic junction, a main road into gaza city. israel is also moving some of its artillery closer to gaza. until recently, this field was filled with israeli artillery positions. you can see the mounds whe

tonight the united nations human rights office raising serious concerns that these are disproportionate attacks that could amount to war crimes. israel blaming hamas for using civilians as human shields as it continues its offensive. top israeli commander now says his forces are closing in on gaza city, hamas' stronghold in the gaza strip. >> we will deepen the strip at the gate of gaza city. in the last five days, we have dismantled a lot of the abilities, we have attacked strategic positions, all the explosive abilities and other systems. >> reporter: five days after israel launched its ground offensive in gaza, israeli forces are advancing from three different directions. in the north, israeli armor and infantry have been spotted advancing from both ends. israeli tanks also appear to be closing in from the south. cnn geolocated this tank at the main road into gaza city. israel is also moving closer to gaza. up recently, this field was israeli positions. you can see the mounds where guns and artillery were dig in. as they move closer, the artillery positions are also moving closer to

tonight, the united nations human rights office raising serious concerns that these are disproportionate attacks that could amount to war crimes. israel blaming hamas for using civilians as human shields, as it continues its offensive. [ speaking in a non-english language ] a top israeli commander now says his forces are closing the in on gaza city, hamas' stronghold in the gaza strip. >> translator: we are deep in the strip at the gate of gaza city. in the last five days we have dismantled a lot of the abilities of hamas. we have attacked strategic positions. all the explosive abilities, underground facilities, and other systems. >> reporter: five days after israel launched its ground offensive in gaza, israeli forces are advancing towards gaza city from three different directions. in the north, israeli armor and infantry have been spotted advancing from both ends of the strip. israeli tanks also appear to be closing in from the south. cnn geolocated this tank at the strategic nets rein junction, a main road into gaza city. israel is also moving some of its artillery closer to gaza. >>

the idf says it was targeting hamas command center but the united nations human rights office is warning the high number of civilian casualties from the strikes on densely populated jabalia refuge camp could amount to war crimes. president biden is now saying he supports humanitarian pause to save hostages held by hamas in gaza including americans. >> at a campaign fundraiser last night a protester interrupted biden. you hear her calling for a ceasefire. according to reporters in the room, the president responded, quote, i think we need a pause. a pause means give time to get the prisoners out. we start with jim sciutto live in northern israel. jim, you have been on the ground there particularly in the north, particularly because of the risk of hezbollah getting involved in this. explain to us what's going on behind you. >> reporter: so, poppy, this is a measure of how seriously israel is taking the risk of a new front opening up in this war. we are right at the syria border, lebanon border a couple miles away. this is an israeli exercise combined tank unit here. another one off in the d

the idf says it was targeting hamas' command center, but the united nations human rights office is warning the high number of civilian casualties from the strikes on the densely populated camp could be a war crime. >> hamas' defensive lines are collapsing and retreating. this is the late haddest video from the idf. president biden is now saying he supports a humanitarian pause in the war to save hostages still in gaz sa. a protesters called for a cease-fire. he responded, i think we need a pause. a pause means give time to get the prisoners out. we have live coverage all morning. priscilla alvarez is live for us. but i want to start with raphael. more americans will be getting out today. what's the latest in terms of people getting across that border? >> reporter: good morning, the expectation is that more americans and more foreigners in general will be able to pass through a state department spokesman confirmed wednesday that an initial group of foreign nationals, including u.s. citizens had departed gaza and made it into egypt, also he decline d to give specifics on f u.s. citizens were

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now in july, the united nations human rights officer released a report saying that they are reports of 13 mass graves in the city of janina, most of them containing bodies from ethnic metallic members. and they all concerns that they will be more mass graves with at least $200.00 civilians, reportedly killed between saturday and tuesday by the ira staff. and they are allied to militias. now the united states and saudi arabia and the regional into governmental authority for development have been trying to mediate a ceasefire between the army and the rapids. support forces in the side of the city of chet, the but a ceasefire. westfield a had been, had failed to be reached between the 2 sites and in direct talks mediated by the 3 parties. and they were only able to agree to allow for humanitarian assistance to reach those in need. meanwhile, as fighting continues around the capital and other parts of the country, especially into our for the arkansas and says more civilians will be caught up in the middle. especially with very few army base that's remaining. and with the, our staff taking

they are being condemned by countries yet again, the united nations human rights office really offering some of the strongest condemnation saying that it has serious concerns that those strikes are disproportionate and could amount to war crimes, citing the high number of civilian casualties and just the scale of destruction. you know, we don't have official numbers on how many people have been killed or injured. gazan health officials say the numbers are in the hundreds, but we've all seen those images, ana. >> those images are tough to watch, kelly, we are also learning that a hamas official is vowing to repeat the october 7th attacks, and time again until israel is annihilated. what can you tell us about that and the response? >> reporter: that's right. so these comments came from a senior hamas official to the lebanese television corporation. he made those comments, according to a media watchdog group on october 24th in an interview on that broadcast. this immediate group translated the interview, and post it on its website just in the past 24 hours or so and said that the senior of

and we have heard from the united nations human rights office. that's one point. 6000000 people have been displaced in gaza. at least 46000 homes have been destroyed. and that is a figure that is going up all the time where we tell them to stay with the license for us from occupied eastern eastern. thank you, laurie. well, let's now speak to zane does robbie. he joins me from ramallah in the occupied westbank zane. i see that the palestinian authority has also been reacting to the developments that i'll shoot for this morning. tell us what they've been been saying that is correct for many posting as a political leaders haven't been focal enough throughout this crisis. but what we've seen emerged in the last hour with the events in gaza with the events that will ship a hospital is a statement from the palestinian authority ministry of foreign affairs, condemning what they describe is a crime of occupying or shift by forest evacuations of citizens patients and medical staff and effectively converting it into what they describes a close to military

rights. earlier, the official of the nivier office of the united nations human rights organization said he resigns in protest of the genocide in gaza and the west's support for this genocide. the director of the department of arms sales supervision office of the us ministry of foreign affairs also resigned in protest of the us support for the zionist regime. we continue to talk with ms. zohra elahianan and mr. mohammadmeh abbasi, who is a guest at jahan mozur studio. is there a history of resignation in an international organization like the cases i mentioned in jenn in response to the crime of the zionist regime ? look at the point that the news you mentioned last is very important news. nations there is no history of human rights assemblies entering, at least i was the head of the committee in the 8th parliament from the 8th parliament and we were following up on human rights issues and news and such. in fact, i don't remember that this happened before. the office of the united nations high commissioner for human rights, please resign. this actually shows the height of these crimes. anyway , in

long time international human rights lawyer who served as director of the new york office of the united nations high commissioner for human rights. he had worked at the united nations since 1992 and lived in gaza in the 1990s. he recently resigned his post and accused the united nations of failing to address what he calls a "text-book case of genocide" unfolding in gaza. in a letter addressed to the u.n. high commissioner for human rights volker türk, craig mokhiber wrote, "in gaza, civilian homes, schools, churches, mosques, and medical institutions are wantonly attacked as thousands of civilians are massacred. in the west bank, including occupied jerusalem, homes are seized and reassigned based entirely on race, and violent settler pogroms are accompanied by israeli military units. across the land, apartheid rules." craig mokhiber went on to write, "what's more, the governments of the united states, the united kingdom, and much of europe, are wholly complicit in the horrific assault. not only are these governments refusing to meet their treaty obligations 'to ensure respect' for the geneva co

who dare to speak out criticizing the human rights violations that are occurring, or the us role in these violations, director of the office of the united nations for human rights human rights resigned, saying that the organization was not fulfilling its responsibilities, in particular in resolving the israeli-palestinian conflict. conflict. gardin published his letter to the high commissioner for human rights. it compares israel's attacks on the gaza strip to genocide, which it is powerless to combat. anastasia benedisyuk also carefully studied the letter. this letter is not just from some un official. craig moheber has researched human rights in palestine for thousands of years. lived in gas as the un adviser on human rights in the nineties had other missions there and today, seeing terrible footage from those places, he recognizes the organization which he served for 30 years powerlessly , this is a textbook case of genocide and this is the example given by mokhiber from the un headquarters who already observed the genocide of the tutsi in 1994, this is an ethnic minority in rwanda, here everyone was exterminated for 100 days, about a millio

rights. earlier , the head of the new york office of the united nations human rights organization said that he was resigning in protest of the genocide in gaza and the west's support for this genocide. office manager the arms sales monitoring department of the ministry of foreign affairs also resigned in protest of america's support for the zionist regime. we continue to talk with ms. zohra elahianan and mr. mohammadmeh abbasi, who are our guests at jahan ezran studio. has there been a history of resignation in an international organization like the cases i mentioned in jen in response to the crime of the zionist regime? look at the fact that the news you mentioned at the end is very important news . it is the same hand that is being sent to the united nations human rights assemblies . it has no history, at least for me, who is the president of the 8th parliament. i was in the 8th assembly of human rights, and we were following up on human rights issues and news, and i don't actually remember that this happened before . in fact, it shows the height of these crimes that, anyway, in these human

united nations of failing to address what he calls a textbook case of genocide unfolding in gaza. craig mokhiber is a longtime international human rights lawyer who served as director of the new york officef the united nations high commissioner for human rights. he had worked at the united nations since 1992 and had lived in gaza in the 1990's. in a letter addressed to the u.n. high commissioner for human rights volker tÜrk, mokhiber wrote -- "in gaza, civilian homes, schools, churches, mosques, and medical institutions are wantonly attacked as thousands of civilians are massacred. in the west bank, including occupied jerusalem, homes are seized and reassigned based entirely on race, and violent settler pogroms are accompanied by israeli military units. across the land, apartheid rules. what's more, the governments of the united states, the united kingdom, and much of europe, are wholly complicit in the horrific assault. not only are these governments refusing to meet their treaty obligations 'to ensure respect' for the geneva conventions, but they are in fact actively arming the assault, providing economic and intelligence support, and giving political and diplomatic cover for israel's

united nations and the security council are completely ineffective. this situation caused the head of the office of the united nations high commissioner for human rights in new york to resign. in his resignation letter, this senior un human rights official described america, england and many european countries as partners in the crimes of the zionist regime. all the members of the united nations, including the western countries that are members of the security council, are obliged to fulfill their obligations towards international human rights laws. the security council is the only mechanism of the united nations that has the power to protect the implementation of the law. can prevent israel's attacks and vetoes at the same time the heads of 18 important organizations of the united nations, from the heads of the world health organization, the united nations children's fund , unicef, and the world justice program to the high commissioner for human rights and the united nations coordinator for humanitarian affairs, who should as soon as possible in gaza establish a humanitarian ceasefire. meanwhile , the united nations warned gaza. it is more than a hum

united nations and the security council are completely ineffective. this situation caused the head of the office of the high commissioner for human rights united nationsw york to resign. this senior human rights official of the united nations. he has described many european countries as partners in the crimes of the zionist regime. all the members of the united nations, including the western countries that are members of the security council, are obliged to fulfill their obligations towards international human rights laws. the security council is the only mechanism of the united nations that has the power to protect the implementation of the law. but we have seen that in the american security council, every effort that can prevent israel's attacks , the united nations, the world health organization , the united nations children's fund, unicef, and the world food program the high commissioner for human rights and the un humanitarian coordinator warned in a joint statement that a humanitarian ceasefire should be established in gaza as soon as possible. meanwhile, the united nations warned of a nightmare. gaza is more than a human crisis but a crisis for

united nations and the security council are completely ineffective and powerless. this situation also made the head of the office the united nations high commissioner for human rightsnew york should resign. in his resignation letter, this senior un human rights official described america, england and many european countries as partners in the crimes of the zionist regime. all the members of the united nations, including the member states of the security council, are obliged to fulfill their obligations towards international human rights laws. the security council is the only mechanism of the united nations that has the power to protect the implementation of the law. but we have seen that the american security council vetoes any effort that can prevent israel's attacks . at the same time, the heads of 18 important institutions of the subcategory in a joint statement, the heads of the world health organization, the united nations children's fund, unicef, the world human justice program and the un humanitarian coordinator warned that a humanitarian ceasefire should be established in gaza as soon as possible. meanwhile, the united nations warned that the nightmare of g