measures to at least open humanitarian corridors into the gaza strip, of course, the united nations security council resolution does not mean that the israelis will comply with international law as they have not on... numerous occasions, numerous united nations security council resolutions have been totally ignored by the israelis without any accountability, without any backlash as they continue to act as a rogue state, as they continue to act as a rogue entity and uh acting as they are above the law, that is what the the exact words that have been described uh to describe the israelis by various officials across the board about how the israelis act. in terms in the face of international law uh and international resolutions uh so basically united nations security council resolution would not definitely mean that the israeli regime would comply, however it would be beacon of hope it would be some light at the end of the tunnel that this massacre could stop uh any day now but um still women and children are dying uh by the hour. uh the death figures they just continue to rise as uh as we see live imag

united nations security council uh and uh some of the condemnations uh that were being directed towardsnd bombing that they've been carrying out against the palestinians in gaza. and the israeli response, the israeli envoy to the united nations response was that the united nations chief should resign. how do the basically my question would be, where do they get the israelis this attitude that they can be above international law, they can defy international resolutions, and they can even ask in the face of criticism of what's evidently taking place, they can call for the united nations secretary general to resign. "this is ridiculous, simply ridiculous and such kind of statements, certainly cannot be taken as like very seriously, on the other hand, the united states stance that israeli attacks on gaza, they are on self defense, i'm sorry, like they are attacking gaza and palestinians." for decades now and they are defending themselves, the palestinians are defending themselves and now they are under siege for many days now and how they can united states can say that they are defending th

how would you break down the united nations security council? sessions where a russia proposed draft resolution for humanitarian ceasefire has been vetoed at least once if i'm correct by the likes of the united states and the uk how alarming uh is it, how disgruntling is it to see that palestinian lives are are being disregarded and taken for granted in this manner? i mean, it's not just the security council, but let's talk about that, is really public figures now, amba the british ambassador, a monstrous figure, and ex- ambassadors, they're now using language in public with with complete abandon, palestinian animals, um, and this phrase is repeated time after, not, it's not hostility to hamas, they talk about palestinian animals, so the de and the dehumanization of the palestinians has been going on for very long time, it's being accelerated now, but you know one can point to episode after episode of of intense racism in the israeli setler colonial project which leads to the dehumanization of palestinians. indeed a friend of mine who passed awa

relations, but for all practical reasons, putin's comments of putin's attempt in the united nations security council, you know they have been attempting to have sease fire resolution passed in the united nations security council meeting, but that was obviously blocked by the usa and great britain and france and i mean that's not going to happen. we know that because of the weat of power that the usa has and the support that the usa has in the security council, i mean they were five countries that that were supporting russia calling for sease fire, but they were 10 that were against so that resolution did not even come on the table, but for all practical purposes because putin you know has been distracted because of the war in in ukraine as the americans have been destructed in the war in ukraine, so putin's support at the abovement doesn't count for much because he himself. has tremendous problems and tremendous you know business to do with the with the ukraine crisis, so he cannot be distracted, his focus is on ukraine, so you know his support to palestine does not amount to much, it is not russia,

fraw huws, i want your opinion also on the recent united nations security council session where the russia. posed humanitarian ceasefire was vetoed? well personally no longer look to the un, haven't for a long time uh for any form of intervention anywhere in the world that is to the benefit of the people who are suffering from the oppressive uh imperialist massinations through the world, i'm not surprised by what's happened, we have seen uh that's almost pointless in the way saying it or restating it, but we have seen practically thousands of un resolutions against israel be vetled by america, france or britain and the uh security council and being voted down or voted against in the in the assembly body itself, and i think one of the dangers that maybe john has alluded to there about maybe a proliferation of nuclear arm contact uh i've traveled quite a bit through throughout the region, i've been in beirout several times and when i was in beirout recently, i was talking to people about the uh bombing or sorry the explosion in the uh beirout in the uh in the port of beirout and mean there a

i mean, i was shocked yesterday when russia tried to send um um um some of the united nations security council with a statement to sease fire, and the united states declined, simply because hamas was not mentioned as as as uh how do you call it a terrorist, it is amazing, and it is because of that single act that they acted yesterday with impunity to go and blast this hospital where almost over 500 people are dead so i agree with you it is very clearly that the united states is at the center of what is happening in in in palestine and it has the center because the us has lot of interest in the arab world us has lot of economic and political interest in the in the middle east and the only way to entrench that interest is to hold very close uh allies with israel, but this is not going to happen, like i said before, nobody knew in africa that appartite south africa was going to be defeated, but we ended up defeating appertite south africa, and we are going to do it again, israel is going to be defeated, israel will not remain the way it is, with the mass rising of the palestinian resistance, and

mariam, we just - some uh footage from what took place in the united nations security council yesterday uh a russia proposed humanitarian sease fire was shot down at the united nations security council was vedowed by uh the uh the israeli allies uh give us your uh take and your uh perspective on uh what what happens when when we see humanitarian ceasefire being uh being basically shut off which could have and which could have at least stopped uh the uh the gaza massacre on humanitarian grounds, why would some countries want to veto a humanitarian ceasfire at this point in time? well, it seems that for now we can't look at or britain or those countries that are extremely supportive and allies of israel as being uh only partners, only we can say that... israel itself is either third state of the united states or one city in in england, it is part and parcel of that was of that entire um um society that western world that even was also established upon bloodshed and killing and wars, and now we can clearly see uh the the representative of the united states giving certain pretexes like the

because un general assembly resolution you know does not have the weight and the force as a united nations security councilot much can be expected from the united nations as such, but united nations secretary general, he has spoken up, very strongly, he has called for seas fire, not once, he has been in caero, he has been on the rough border, mean he is making his mark, and other chiefs like the world health organization, he was also, he has also spoken up, anda has up, the agencies has spoken up, they do part to more public opinion, but the fact of the matter is that people are now calling for pause, usa government has also indicated there is slight shift in the usa, you know tone from outright criticism of hamas and blasting hamas and calling them terrorist and you know laying the blame on on october 7 back from hamas which started the war, i mean they... they are now indicating, okay, seems like i have lost that connection with so, let's cross over live in the meantime, looking at these live images coming out of gaza where uh we see uh once again smoke in the air, and i'm not sure if those are tanks tha

the security council is giving israel a green light with its silence. the executive director of unesco and the united nationsldren's fund also announced in this meeting of the security council that every day an average of more than 420 children in gazans are killed or injured , while so far 12 of the 35 hospitals in gaza are completely destroyed or unusable due to bombings and direct attack by the zionist regime. has been ali rajabi kharbari sedav cima, united nations security council, new york. the chief of general staff of the armed forces said: the operation of the palestinian resistance fighters will mark a new history in palestine, west asia and the world. speaking at the armed forces equipment maintenance conference, major general bagheri said: this operation showed that the story of the powerful army of intelligence elites and the invested safe island is absurd and meaningless. how did this young man train, train, and exercise for more than a year , and in such days, he was carrying out this operation and the enemy did not notice. this is the place there is study and learning, and this failure cannot

antony blinken spoke at the united nations security council where the israeli-gaza war was discussed. >> we continue to coordinate closely with egypt, israel, and partners across the region as well as with the united nations to build mechanisms that will enable sustained humanitarian assistance to flow to citizens in gaza without benefiting hamas or any other terrorist group. the united states has committed an additional $100 million in humanitarian assistance to palestinians in gaza and the west bank. mark: we are watching development here on france 24. thanks for being with us. great to see you. the humanitarian situation, we are getting warnings from the united nations secretary-general about the situation on the ground getting worse by the hour. >> we are seeing images, and we can imagine also the situation because all these residents of the gaza strip have been going south, trying to escape the bombings since the israelis have said that the bombings will be massive, the incursion will be in the north and they will be safe in the south of the gaza strip, but what we are seeing is

been shot. down numerous times by the likes of the united states and its allies at the united nations security councilhat the genocidal, manical israeli regime would adhere to international law, as it... has not on hundreds of occasions, hundreds of united nations security council resolutions have been totally ignored by the israeli regime, but at least it would be a stepping stone uh for some hope to uh to stop the bloodshed of the innocent women and children of gaza. that's it with this edition of the world news here on. stev sticker on, i'll be back on the top of the hour with our news and brief and of course our in-depth look of the war on gaza continues. بل اظن ان ادورد سعيد هو مؤسس ما يمكن ان نطلق عليه بدراسات ما بعد الكولونيليه. and for years we had heard it said that we were the ones who were trying to drive the jews into the sea, and here before the world's eyes, could be seen the spectacle of palestinians being sent out into the sea, further away from the land that they came from. i realized that the west not only has no problems with israel, but also loves israel. press tv's news and brief,

>> i want to just comment today, and united nations security council resolution has been blocked as an initiative to result in a resolution to stop the fire in gaza. organizations are doing a great job, but it is scary contradicting how the politics behind this conflict is blocking those united nations agencies from carrying out their own missions. his it's very important to find out that israel has to respect human rights and let the humanitarian corridors work out for all palestinians, and stopping fire is a must first. hopefully in the future, another united nations security council resolution in that matter. >> the politics are really important in all of this. the u.s. we know has appointed what they are saying is a special envoy for middle eastern humanitarian issues. president biden is heading to the region in the next few days. do you think you can push things over the line when he visits wednesday on the humanitarian question? >> this is why egypt wanted the u.s. supervision over that past deal to let the humanitarian aid in, and that's why presidencies he called for an interna

the uh united nations security council um has already seen a number of draft uh resolutions so the most recent one uh which was calling you for a humanitarian ceasefire was proposed by russia that was vetoed by the united states and the uk give us your thoughts on that and how uh the lives of innocent palestinians are being disregarded in this matter. well uh basically those who voted against uh helping the palestinian people or helping the people of gaza or voted uh against uh delivering aid to the palestinians are uh as much uh criminals as the israeli regime itself and the palestinians know that and uh one day everyone. will pay for his crimes, no matter who it is. all right, thanks lot, ashraf press, ashraf shanan joining us uh from khans in southern gaza. so these are live images that we're getting from jonyes in the south uh just outside hospital uh in uh in the south of the ghaza strip as these raileys continue with their indiscriminate bombing of the besieg palestinians in gaza, the defense. palestinians have been suffering a 20-day onslot by the israeli war machine, which is se

women and children cannot be denied, but it seems that they are being denied when the united nations security. council uh session saw a draft resolution being vedoed, which was put forward by uh the russian federation calling for humanitarian ceasefire, that resolution, which could have ended at least, it could have been a stepping stone to to uh to start ending the uh the death of innocent women and civilians was vetoed by the united states and the uk, how how alarming, how shocking is that? well, i'm sorry to say for me as a palestinian who reads history and i'm old enough to have been reading history for a long time, it is not shocking to me that the us vets such a resolution, the us veto the resolution when they themselves were bombing vietnamese with nepalm, vietnamese civilians, i might add and using agent orange on the vietnamese people, millions of vietnamese were. this was genocide also that was perpetuated by the same government, the us government that now does the same thing, complicit in genocide. i know we are suffering as palestinians, but we're not the first victims of genocide, the us

ali rajabi khabarari united nations security council broadcasting new york. al jazeera's research group announced that the hospital explosion in gaza was caused by the bombings of the zionist regime. the spokesman of the zionist army admitted that we only bombed hayat hospital. pay attention to this sound. the zionist regime claims that the attack on muamdanani hospital was the work of islamic jihad missiles. this is the sound of the explosion of one of the resistance rockets, and this is the sound of the geo bomb of the zionist air force. at first, the media of this regime confirmed this attack, but an hour later , the news about fighter bombers was deleted to be the idf has been reached for comment on the matter. they said they were investigating, but given the magnitude of the blast, it's hard to say whether it was caused by anything other than an israeli airstrike or multiple israeli airstrikes. however, according to news sources, the united states delivered more than 4,300 bombs during the last week, especially in the last 3 days, from its bases in west

willing to go in support of the israelis, we saw some footage uh earlier about uh regarding united nations security council meeting which took place uh where a russia proposed humanitarian ceasefire was vetoed by the uh allies of the united states and the israely regime in the united nations security council talked to us about that as well. all right, i'm being told that we're gonna uh air some uh some gruesome footage uh that uh took place following uh the attack the israeli attack on the hospital uh in central gaz of your discretion is advised. وهذه هي القذيفه الثانيه وهذه بعض اثار ذلك القصف الذي تلقاه المستشفى المعمداني اليوم التالي وبكل وقاحه يتصل. ما يعرف بجيش الدفاع الاسرائيلي على مدير المستشفى الدكتور ماهر عياد ليقول له لقد تم تحذيركم بالامس بقذيفتين المكان الوحيد في العالم الذي يتم تحذير الناس فيه بالقذائف هو قطاع غزه المكان الوحيد الذي يتم تحذير فيه البيووت هو القصر watching uh images of the aftermath of the israeli attack on the al-ahli hospital and in central gaza, hundreds were killed as a result of the air strike on the hospital in central gaza, the health ministry there says that hundreds of

100 hospitals, so what we're looking at is a policy of genocide, and yesterday at the united nations security council, once again the..." so the the united states and the nato allies are being exposed to the whole world as supporters of genocide, extremist policy, violation of international law, so where's the rules-based order that we hear so much about from tony blincon? we're going to go back to - correspondent, please pick up where you left off, you were bring bringing us up to on the recent uh israeli um attacks and aggression that are continuing uh in the west bank as well? yes, we were saying that at least two journalists had been detained today and this brings the number of palestinian journalists behind bars to to 27 palestinian journalists. palestinians who had been detained by the israeli forces since the 7th of october also had reached 9 130 people were detained across the occupied west bank, including journalists, activists, majority of them or palestinian members of the hamas movement and parliamentarians as well, members of the palestinian legislative council, 74 palestinian people had

so really word rest of the united nations security council ended up wasting another pressure 36 hours during which the death toll rolls even further. in this situation, the inaction of the security council looks on site with us because we didn't like holes for a ceasefire. also hold on. capitol hill, the jewish voice for peace organization, let the protest into the heart of washington dc. the group whose website by no re, quote, we have a plan to end us support for israel is oppression of palestinians, and quote, essentially took over the capital, a refund, and well sitting protests are illegally, not building the activists to see me. we understood rolling out by nose and wearing a collective uniform, that red quote, use se ceasefire. no other message for consent, that was quote, not in our name. according to lower the unfortunate officials over 300 people were eventually arrested outside the washington monument, the crowds approved even more. but messages the right quote, apartheid and genocide are not self defense. the host of other goal is to stop the killing of palestinians. the j

even the united nations security council does not condemn them, despite doing so for other operations. they claim there is no terrorism in syria, and that is manufactured terrorism by the americans and turks. some of my relatives were present at the events inside the academy, and they recounted that as they were joyfully celebrating and capturing memorable moments with photographs, explosions suddenly surrounded them from explosions. suddenly surrounded them from all directions. everyone found themselves on the ground, admits the injured martyrs, and fear the scene was extremely horrifying. and all of it unfolded abruptly. i met with some eye witnesses among the local residents, including a woman who came covered in blood as a result of her relatives, injury people were in the midst of celebrating and congratulating each other when suddenly massive explosion occurred from the drones. the dropped munitions on them . this led to the martyrdom, an injured have significant number of individuals from the very 1st moments ambulance vehicle swiftly initiated the rescue efforts for the victim

security council meeting today? as well ahead of this un security council meeting? israel's permanent representatives, the united nations called on the member countries of the security council to issue an unequivocal condemnation of hum us. now this did not happen, although, as you said, the expectation that the un security council was going to issue any kind of binding resolution or joint statement was exceedingly low. now robert would that is the u. s. representative to the united nations that many countries he saw that many countries were prepared to condemn us, but certainly not all in a pointed reference to russia. and that is part of the reason why so little was expected to come out of that meeting today. now if you look at the reactions to the attacks from the 5 permanent start security council members, it was russia's that differed the most. it differed from say, the reactions of the u. s. the u. k. and friends who were pretty much uniform in the response of a condemned thomas unreservedly. they said they stood in solidarity with israel, while russia called for an immediate cessation of hostilities. and there we

ali rajabi, a reporter for the united nations security council, new york. president described america's support for the crimes of the zionist regime as a double injustice against the people of gaza. in commemorating the achievements of the country's health system, mr. raisi said: what is happening in gaza today is a sign of western civilization and they claim to defend freedom and human rights. when he goes to the united nations security council to prevent bombings from the same regime . it can be vetoed, this is a double injustice to humanity in a 100 cruel and unjust system where today the ruler is also a criminal himself, the americans are a domineering system, if there is a proposal to prevent the bombing of residential areas, it will be vetoed. this is a strange rule. the president said crimes. that is happening today in gaza with the support of the americans and the hateful anger that these crimes create in the hearts of the free people of the world must be the current opinion it will destroy the world. the minister of foreign affairs met and discusse

thank you mariam. uh, we're now going to run some footage of uh what took place in the united nations security council, yesterday, the voting proceedings for the russia proposed humanitarian sease fire uh to uh to the onslot on gaza. let's watch. the provisional agenda for this meeting is the situation in the middle east, including the palestinian question. the agenda is adopted of the observer state of palestine to the united nations to participate in the meeting in accordance with the provisional rules of procedure and the previous practice in this regard. will those in favor of the draft resolution contained in document s/2023/772. please raise their hand. those against, the draft resolution has not been adopted, having failed to obtain the required number of votes, don't send the signal that the... don't matter, don't dare say israel is not responsible for the bombs it is dropping over their heads, don't justify the killings, don't blame the victim, and repeat, don't, don't do that, what is happening in gaza is not a military operation, it is a full scale assault against our people. it is massacre

okay, what has happened is that united nations security council you know did not, i mean as expected, didn't have much to say about it, about the event, but the united nation security council, i mean that is sort of paralyzed, we know that, but antonio gross has the secretary general, he has come up very strongly, so has the european commission. by the way, you know, they have come with the statement that international law should be, you know, respected, remember in international law, you cannot have total. sie of very large population, this is the this is one of the world's high most intensely populated you know in the world, 2.3 million in in you know 25 miles north and south with a few miles of width, 25 miles of length, mean you have, you have more than 2.3 million people, 3000 have already displaced, mean where do they go, the only way. is the mediterranean sea, now what do the israelies expect? where can the gardens go now? so there have been voices, you know, raised in in western capital, same voices, but they are minority. most of the western capitals are supporting the uk, fr

the united nations security council held an emergency meeting behind closed doors to discuss the crisisoy called on all countries with diplomatic links to the region to work to restore calm. let's hear now from both palestinian and israeli diplomats — starting with the palestinian permanent observer to the un. israel keeps saying the blockade and repeated assaults on gaza are to destroy hamas' military capabilities and ensure security. clearly, and expectedly, its blockade and assaults accomplished neither. when israel now tries to justify yet another assault by the same faulty premise, no—one should say or do anything to encourage it down this path. we know only too well that the messages about israel's right to defend itself will be interpreted by israel as licence to kill. israel expects and demands political and military support while advancing goals that are fundamentally at odds with international legitimacy and consensus. its policies are an assault on our humanity, on international law, on peace, and are a threat for its own people. can those supporting israel ignore its colonia

terry and cory doors will not prevent the next the atrocity so really word rest of the united nations security council ended up wasting another precious 36 hours during which the death toll rolls even further. in this situation, the inaction of the security council looks unsightly, calls for a cease fire, also being heard on capitol hill of the jewish voice for peace organization. let the protest into the heart of washington, d. c. a group. who is website buying a re, quote, we have a plan to end us support for israel is oppression of palestinians will have a look right there. they basically it's a coat with a capital with fund. i'm all sitting protests are illegal in the building. the activist seemingly on the to rolling out fine is and wearing a collective uniform that red quote, jews, se ceasefire. now, while the message front incentive was quote, not in our name, according to a law enforcement officials among those people, right? the 300 was arrested and outside the washington monument, the crowd grew even more with massachuset, read a pot hiding genocide or not self defense, with a host of other

secretary of state antony blinken has been calling for a clear condemnation from the united nations security council regarding hamas' terrorist attack against israel. the address is about 15 minutes. >> i now give the floor to his excellency, antony blinken, secretary of state of the united states. sec. blinken: mr. president, thank you for convening this ministerial and for convening this council. and thank you very much, special coordinator, deputy special coordinator hastings for your important briefings. mr. secretary general, we are grateful for your leadership in this incredibly challenging time, particularly in helping get humanitarian aid to civilians in gaza. and to the entire u.n. team, their incredible bravery, their dedication. all of those who continue to serve in some of the most difficult circumstances imaginable, we express our gratitude and admiration. i'm here today because the united states believes that the united nations and this council in particular has a crucial role to play in addressing this crisis. to play in addressing this crisis. indeed, we put forward a resolution that

we just wait to see how the united nations security council will come up with the resolution for peace in the middle east, and everyone's watching. thank you so much other than the travel dimansky for joining us on the printer. a great right now in nigeria, the policy in and back to the to the country. his accuse west and media outlets of spreading propaganda. he met with douglas following mass pro palestinian in raleigh and the blue giant capital r d correspondent. and what you'll be is it brings us to the details supreme council for syria, in my theory upset is riley forces went by late in human rights and called on my german government to review its relations with ease ro, most them go see my julia are also drawing support for palestinians and holding streets. demonstrations calling on world lead us to hold ease while accountable for war crimes, palestinian ambassador abdullah was showers, helped a journalist year is an i do. and capital basically painting a grim picture of the depth of space on the complex between the easel and how much, what's causing the millions of people. it is

a is currently on the united nations security council. i was giving us these just a few moments ago. he's likely going to ask permission to put a boots on the ground in gaza. do you think the un security council could in any way, grog to that wish? first the i'm, if it does, would it be devastating surety for the region? it is they can find the police sports in there. let's 1st dish. i'll be the density one of the siege. it will just have for the 17 years by the is i use before the subject of this individual does that going through right? emissions bank worth it. to people from the x on the surplus and is there a army or the only thing that is there any way or the state? because no one's going to accept this kind of an option. even even, i don't know, even though he's raised because in this case they re, if they sent us, because that means that they have to and they cost their siege gazda. and i don't think that in any way. so i don't think there is, i don't know, i'm arguing which is that correct? uh, yeah, uh, vehicle delete the, the be

has been calling for clear condemnation from the united nations security council regarding hamas's terrorist attack against israel. the remarks came during a council meeting at newark. the address is about 15 minutes.

palestinians were driven out when the united nations established israel, but so that that's an issue right there, but the fact that the united nations security council could not say, yes, we need to uh provide humanitarian aid, these people who who are running out of food, uh, drinkable water is very hard to come by in in gaza anyway, water has to be boiled and treated before it can be drunken, in most and they don't have electricity, the the fuel in hospitals and and communities is running out, many, it's already run out, these are people who don't have food, don't have water, don't have electricity, there's nothing political about that, put that aside and get them the help they need, and yet the security council was unable to do that, palean now president says is really strike on the gaza hospital, the hideous war massacre that cannot, be tolerated, saudi arabia also strongly condem robert, what it's called this heinous crime committed by israeli forces by bombing the hospital in gaza leading to the deaths of hundreds, the kingdom's foreign ministry said in a statement on tuesday, just a couple weeks ago, if you remember they had delegation out th

> secretary of state anthony blinken has been calling for clear condemnation from the united nations security council. secretary blinken statement came at an address in new york. this address is about 15 minutes. secretary blinken: i'm here today because the united states believes that the united nations and this council in particular has a crucial role to play in addressing this crisis. indeed, we put forward a resolution that sets out practical steps to take together toward that end. the resolution builds on many elements on the text that brazil put forward last week and incorporates substantive feedback that we received from fellows and grows on the views that i heard firsthand from partners across the region after hamas' appalling attack on october 7, views that the united states shares. first, we recognize the right and the imperative of states to defend themselves against terrorism. we must condemn hamas' terrorist attack against israel. babies riddled with bullets. young people hunted down and gunned down. people, young people beheaded. families burned alive in a final embrace. parents execute

we begin in new york and a heated session of the united nations security council. a meeting where hopes were dashed and moving closer to an end to the conflict between israel and how mos militant done. israel's foreign minister watched a furious attack on the head of the un. antonio gutierrez israel's ambassador to the un, also called on gutierrez to resign. and the you in chief had earlier criticized israel's bombardment of gaza and called for an end to what he described as the collective punishment of the palestinian people. it is important to also recognize the effects by i'm honestly not happen in the vacuum. the policy didn't people have been subjected to 56 years of simple guiding occupation. they have seen that land sadly be followed by supplements and blake by violence. that economies stay folds, that people displaced and that homes demolished. that helps with a political solution to that applied and being vanishing. but they gave us use of the policy and people cannot justify the appalling effects by a mouse. and those appalling attacks cannot justify the

see where expecting the united nations security council. so hold an emergency mation in the coming hours. what if anything can donations that are part of that due to de escalate the situation? and i would hope 1st and foremost that they would hold up a mirror to themselves and be blaming themselves. but this is not, this is an occupation which is real as occupying palestine. it's up to the world community to put pressure on israel to end to that occupation. it can do so by declaring more, it can do so by putting sections on israel, it's got a number of different tools and it's hands. it is failed to do so. for these 56 years, and what is what has yet to understand is that it will never have peace as long as another people have been denied their freedom as long as hausteen's are still languishing in refugee camps. what's very interesting about all of this is that back in 1956, one of the as rarely met, administers in chief of staff of the army. most of that expressly stated that the day that israel should never be angry with. what would any

so really word rest of the united nations security council ended up wasting another pressure 36 hours during which the death toll roles even further. in this situation, the inaction of the security council looks unsightly. yes, because the while the u. s. government should doubt international sci fi proposals . civil activists of taking matters into their own hands. a jewish organization automatically called in for peace as forced its way into the us congress building in washington. now the group calls itself the joyce voice will peace and they say they have a plan to end us support for what they call these rules oppression. they'll find the stadium for the test as essentially took over the capitol tonda and demanded an immediate cease fire in gaza. what would you say that more than 300 people were arrested just outside the washington monument. the crowds grew even larger with messages that read upon hate and genocide, and not self defense, with a host of other calls to stop the killing of palestinians, the joys boys for peace groups as of nearly 10000 people to punch in the demonstra

the united nations security council has been meeting with an open breathing. it was asked for by the united arab emirates and china to discuss the situation in gaza. >> is warning if it doesn't stop an even worse situation could be talking about the ramifications of this long-term, forced displacement, he appealed to the world to help them and not dehumanize them. they want to live a normal life like everyone else. these people who are suffering are civilians. he describes the lack of aid and said he warned he was not going to be able to continue its work unless the situation improves. civil structure is breaking down. people are getting so desperate, they say it's going to be too late. >> talking about the dire situation in gaza, we are joined this evening thank you for joining us. i appreciate it. the system for getting humanitarian aid was designed to fail. what exactly does he mean? >> the essence of what has been going on, the entire system we had was based on assumptions that we could operate in chinese circumstances. we have for an asked to abandon the

time and for analysis look at the future of this, where israel has reached security council resolution 242 the united nations not implemented resolution 338 of the united nations security council . it does not pay any attention to the global public opinion, which is mainly emphasized in the general assembly. it is interesting to note here that the declared policy of the united states , france, germany, and the united kingdom is entirely in support of the situation is two-state, but the israelis never accepted the issue of statehood for the palestinian government. their problem is that they are a self-governing actor and have very limited freedom of action in the domestic sphere. israelis see the palestinian issue as an identity issue. well, it is natural that if the palestinian state is formed, later the question will be raised about the historical background of this state. where has it been what is the situation of its geographical background, that is, its existence is being questioned in general , and israel's existence is being questioned based on its military power, as well as the military and security s

secretary of state antony blinken has been calling for clearer condemnation from the united nations security council regarding hamas terrorist attack against israel. secretary blinken statement came during address at the council's meeting in new york. the address is about 15 minutes. , their incredible bravery, their dedication, all of those who continue to serve in some of the most difficult circumstances imaginable, we express our gratitude and our admiration. i am here today because the united states believes that the united nations, and this counsel, in particular, has a crucial role to play in addressing this crisis. indeed. we put forward a resolution that sets out practical steps that we can take together toward that end. the resolution builds on many elements of the text that result before it last week. and incorporates feedback that we receive from fellow councilmembers over recent days. it also draws heavily's on the views that i heard first-hand from partners across the region after hamas appalling attack on october 7. few that the united states shares. first, we all recognize the right a

is to go on unimpeded and with the protection of the united states veto at the united united nations security council, so the short answer again was impunity, israel can do what it wants because the united states is allowing it to do what it wants, and the international institutions that are supposed to protect the people from wild actors like the uh zionist state is uh doing in terms of mass murder of civilians, they are helpless to to stop it because of the way the uh operation of the... security council works, um, the only thing that's going to stop this is if the state of israel and or the united states is looking at it costing them more than it's worth, to israel, this is their opportunity, they they have wanted, if you have you talked, figure is now the left part of the ruling coalition, the the people that that help keep him in power, which by the way means help keep him out of prison, because the minute he's not prime minister, he's going to jail for the probably the rest of his life, that that party, they openly claim that god gave them the land all of that land, and then some, and they want

russia, the united arab emirates also demanding urgent meeting of the united nations security council on the steadly attack. meanwhile the western countries continue to support, israel's regime presses ahead with his deadly strikes against gaza. european council president charles michelle is said tel aviv has broken international law, but fails to indicate that eu will take any action in response. jehome hues has your story from brussels. european council president charles michelle chaired emergency video conference of eu leader. on tuesday night to discuss the middle east crisis. michelle was asked after the meeting if israel has broken international law by bombing a hospital in gaza city, resulting in a huge number of deaths. we got this information when we were together during this virtual meeting with the leaders, it seems to be to be confirmed, and attack against a civilian infrastructure is not in line with international law. seconds later, european commission president ersala vonder lion offered this. response, i need confirmation, i cannot comment in at this moment. vonderline

the united nations security council has been discussing calls for a humanitarian ceasefire in gaza. secretary general warned that the situation there has reached a "dangerous new low", as israel prepares for a ground offensive. it's a week ago today that hamas — a group designated as a terror organisation by many western governments — launched its attack on israel. during the night the israeli military continued, as you can see from these pictures, to hit targets from the air. the israel defence forces also released this video of air strikes on what it says are anti—tank missile launchers in gaza. the army also confirmed it has carried out localised raids inside gaza ahead of its expected ground offensive. officials say the raids were "to eliminate the threat "of terrorist cells and infrastructure". in other developments, the united nations estimates than tens of thousands in gaza have fled after the israeli evacuation warning. the original deadline to move to an area south of wadi gaza has now passed. health officials in gaza say the death toll there has reached 1,900. the united n

furious with israel over its alliance with france and britain repeatedly pressured the united nations security councilwithdraw its forces to establish a temporary ceasefire, but the resolution was vedoed by france and britain, and the soviet union proposed a similar resolution that had no better faith than the previous one. hower, then president of the united states, appeared on camera and spoke on behalf of his nation. united states was not consulted in any way about any phase of these actions, nor were we informed of them in advance. in the circumstances i have described, there will be no united states involvement in these present hostilities. i therefore have no plan to call the congress in special session. of course, we shall continue to keep. in contact with congressional leaders of both parties. it is our hope and intent that this matter will be brought before the united nations general assembly. there, with no veto operating, the opinion of the world can be brought to bear in our quest for a just end to this tormenting problem. in the past, the united nations has proved able to find a way to en

and yet we see the united nations security council can't even agree on that fundamental principle of rejecting barbaric behavior. the united nations is failing us in that regard. whenever you look at the, at europe and the fact that you've got protest, supporting uh hamas and, and protesting israel, this is extraordinary and so america's leadership is critically important and think of it in these terms. what if the united states of america was not there to support israel? where would they go? would it be europe? you can't go to russia, you can't go to their neighbors. the united states of america role in the world stage is critically important. and there's those candidates that want to shrink our responsibility. and i know that we've got to be careful about our funds, but america has to be strong so that we can support and oppose oppression and across the globe. and particularly whenever you see an ally as israel being attacked by a terrorist group, we have to be strong, loyal and supportive. yes, ma'am. what do you think? [indiscernible] >> well, that, you know, number was, uh, you k

dana. >> dana: a live event now and united nation's security council holding urgent meeting to discuss the on going war between israel and hamas terrorist group. israel foreign minister addressing relatives with two kidnapped hostages. eric shawn is live at the un with more. hi, eric reporter: hi, dana. diplomats live inside at a nation and pro israeli demonstrators have gathered and hundreds here chanting and they've been chanting bring them home. it's a group sponsored by the families of the hostages being held by hamas. this as fox news learned there's been an apparent major concession by the biden administration dealing with the resolution of security council in draft resolution. the latest version of that draft does not mention iran by name. first draft indicate that had iran and called for iran not to arm militias like hezbollah and iran. that dropped as a concession to the other members of the security council. anthony blinken join -- antony blinken joined by la cohen from members of the security council and vivid and stark reminder of the plank. the ceasefire and avoiding the r

anyone that was hoping perhaps for some grand statement from the united nations security council, or some big resolution, was certainly disappointed because that did not happen. these were closed consultations. they were not really intended for the un to sort of take any vote per se, or any of the members to give any sort of major statements, at least within the security check council chambers. this was closed doors behind closed doors. private journalists were not allowed inside of course, and a feed from the meeting, which some goes out in other meetings. didn't happen in this case, and that doesn't happen under close consultations. however, the united nations, a security council members did hear from tour was in all the un special coordinator for the middle east peace process. and the purpose of this meeting was for security council members to hear from him to get an assessment from the united nations. on the situation in gaza and in israel right now, that was the point of it. now uh, before the meeting took place. uh the palestinian ambassadors, rosie's really a master were at un

we begin in new york and the heated the session of the united nations security council. where comments from you? in chief, antonio gutierrez, drew a sharp response from israel. the un chief had earlier criticized israel's bombardment of gaza and urged an end to what he described as the collective punishment of the palestinian people. but his remarks found short shrift on these barely side of the table. they were heated exchanges at the un security council meeting in new york as the war and gauze of ages on un secretary general, and certainly a good time as well. and the situation was getting more di by the hour, at least, and he repeated his condemnation of how much the tenor attacks and reiterated his goal for humanitarian sci fi. it is important to also recognize the effects by miles. the lots happen in the vacuum. the policy didn't people have been subjected to 56 years of civil k, d occupation. but the grievances of the policy and people cannot justify the appalling effects by a mouse. and those appalling effects cannot justify the collective punishment of the policy

been freed so far is real accuses contract of helping to fund some months to separate united nations security council. resolutions on the conflict in gaza had been rejected by us proposal to create humanitarian pauses was vetoed by china and russia. both said they would only support a full cease fire. then a russian resolution calling for a cease fire failed with no votes by both of us and u. k. because the measure did not mention from us to us republican said, rejected or rather have elected conservative congressman mike johnson of the state of louisiana. as the new speaker of the house of representatives, the vote ends weeks of uncertainty and republican in finding on capitol hill since the allister of the previous speaker, kevin mccarthy. the 56 speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable mike johnson. after 21 days of lead to the chaos, the us house of representatives finally has a new speaker. so this week, mike johnson, most i left a note and say good in us politics bucks, his sudden elevation has trusted him into the national spotlight. to my colleagues, i want to than

happening basically falls on the shoulders of international bodies like the united nations and the united nations security council which has failed implement such a thing uh what is the united nations therefore if it can't stop the suffering. of uh of place like gaza, the besieged uh cost encl that has been under uh total siege for six 17 years now, well obviously the un was created um right after world war ii when most countries like india and china were still under colonialism so it's basically there to give a stamp of approval to us and british hegemony for the honest answer but yes uh the un in action in this case is horrific um because the gaza does not have water, recently i read a report where there was um, there was a big um shipment of grain into so that um the they could uh and this bakery apparently services lot of people at this camp and israel waited for the shipment of grain and then bombed this bakeries as to cut off the source of many people who were relying on it um and they've had the block oh there's also no water. electricity they cut off on purpose. um, the ironic thing is that um, about 30 y