boznic, welcome to the program. so we saw resolution 2720 being adopted by the united nations security council following the multiple delays uh that were caused by the united states. they also uh in the last minute vetoed the russian bid to add the word ceasefire. what do you make of the passing of this resolution? the insistance of the united states on the wording used in this resolution, which was in fact strongly criticized by the russian envoy and also uh in general, do you see the adoption of this resolution as being too little too late? obviously it's far too little and far too late, um, i can uh, make a comparison, here the country where i'm living now, serbia, was bombed for 78 days by nato and its associated allies, and they bombed for 78 days and killed approximately 10,00 people across the length and width of the former yugoslavia, now we're talking about a similar campaign, similar length, killing... at least double that number in a territory some 40 to 50 kilometers long and 20 kilometers wide. this is a concentrated war crime of the likes not seen in the modern era and it's deliv

gentlemen, what was taking place right now is a... special uh session meeting at the united nations security council uh where uh a uh vote is set to take place a circulating draft resolution. initially the uh envoy to the united arab emirates lano saiba was addressing uh the special meeting the uae envoy said that half of the people in gaz are facing starvation and uh this draft resolution calls for opening of all roots to deliver aid to gaza and also calls on parties in gaza to work towards sessation of hostilities, then what happened was the russian envoy was addressing uh the session, he criticized uh the us for sabotaging the resolutions via uh the united states veto power, uh he also added that the us has imposed phrases that will give the green light for further israeli crimes, and moscow also demanded immediate cease fire in gaza, then a proposed amendment was given uh to the uh text of the draft resolution by the russian envoy. which uh uh was not passed, 10 in favor, one against being the united states, which means that uh the uh amendment to the uh to the draft resolution was not passed du

now uh from london to offers more insight on uh the recent un draft resolution at the united nations security council that did not go through uh mr. winsley give us your thoughts on how this mechanism united nations security council has failed in this instance to protect the innocent people in gaza. yeah, well, i mean, i think we're seeing this sort of shadow pupetry between the united states and israel, right? in the western media, we're seeing these sort of claims that are cropping up continuously, from so-called mainstream journalists in the west. the united states is putting pressure on israel to end the war um to end the genocide in gaza and the reality is very different as we can see at the un that you know they american diplomats spent all these efforts to water down the resolution um and then it's they still even vote against the water down resolution even the one that removed all mention of a ceasefire and so um the united states. "the american empire is doing everything it can to support the israelis, it's um, it's incredibly bleak and it's incredibly terrible the things that are happening

the pressure on the united nations security council is mounting from outside and inside the u. n. to demand a humanitarian ceasefire in a letter to the security council. secretary general antonio gutierrez and booked article 99 of the un charter are rarely use tool to put an issue seen as a threat to international peace and security before the security council. it is a very powerful move on behalf of the secretary general. and we hope that members of the security council will be moved by and we will hope the international community will be moved by to uh, to push and put in place a few minutes here and cease fi. israels and basset are called the move more evidence of un bias against israel and the united states has said it is opposed to for the council action. but arab and islamic countries at the un are looking to amplified the secretary general's cough and hundreds of thousands of, of, uh, uh, brothers and sisters of palestine and our band. without the shelter inside of the guys uh, with, with calling the security accounts and to show them that sponsibility is the uh, the group

that was journalist in willoughby reporting from brought the united nations security council is indigo shading for a 3rd day on a new resolution aimed at halting the fighting garza, you as president biden has signal that the us may back this initiative, which was put forward by error of countries, a vote has been repeatedly delayed as diplomats haggle over the wording of the resolution. this latest draft calls for a suspension of hostilities between is real and tomas, which many countries as you may know, pre classified as a terrorist group. and you k, france and germany have joined to global calls for a ceasefire. i ask you to be using as poll, why it is taking so long to reach a consensus? the right thing. i think it's fair to me mentioned that the member states, sophia, and always have their own national interest to consider when working on a ceasefire. but in this particular situation, the united states and israel actually has been relatively isolated in the decision to oppose a ceasefire in nevada. the un general assembly some days ago, $153.00 member states out of the $193.00 and

the united nations security council once again delays a crucial vote calling for a pause in fightingshooting on an university campus in prague leaves 14 dead. it's the czech republic's deadliest mass shooting in decades. and the humanitarian crisis in sudan intensifies with more than seven million people now displaced amid a civil war. i'm helena humphrey, good to have you with us. the united nations security council's vote calling for "urgent humanitarian pauses" in the israel—gaza war has been delayed again until friday. despite intense talks, the us says it still has serious concerns over the wording. the negotiations come as the world food programme says that all of gaza's 2.2 million people are suffering acute shortages, and almost 600,000 are starving as israel continues an almost complete blockade. a security council resolution to let more aid in has been

so on the threat some of the members of united national security council is about to do this, but you know, there, do you give me 2 days even less than that off in the hall. and in spite of the fact that india has been already pretty physical, you know, it seems that, uh, you know, some of the members are extremely resistant to any kind of reforms in united nations security concerns. in fact, it is not just us, see, if we look at a lot did i mention the united nation as of what was the purpose for which it was created? and i didn't want to fight that full force today. the question, lots as to whether it is solving the focus of everyone or whether it is only the purpose of appeal. i think beyond upon the culture on the vehicle has to go. i think the under plans, united nations security council, brian will do should frequent prevent concepts. and i think beyond defined it is, it has to be made far more than one critic united that is missing today because of some of the actions are united nation already in action. rather, it's a inability to call, you know, and it's in there been a, to t

we would like the united nations security council. the issue a very strong statement prevents viola in relation to the to go venezuela reaching the order of the i, c, j. i order that can be enforceable. and we would like to see the full commitment of united nations and security concept to ensure that they do everything the to, to, to have this region remains a region of peace and stability. the dispute goes back to colonial times between spain, the netherlands, and the united kingdom. or yeah, and i gained independence in 1966. and the argument has been ongoing. the venezuelan, a position says, my boy is using vs a key will conflict to hold onto power. he did, i saw better luck on through waves. yes. we have to find a specific way out of this and it will be in the international criminal course to escalate to the case of rhetoric to escape the electoral process in venezuela. because they know they will lose some things that not the venezuelans or the international community will tolerate. it is a decades long territorial dispute. but t

the united nations, particular the united nations security council to resolve this method of self determination for the palestine people after the death of 11 november 2004 mandela pay tribute to the palestinian leader who he held as icon former president arafat he was icon in the proper sense of the world he was not. with the liberation of the arab people, but of all the oppressed people throughout the world, arabs and non arabs, and to lose a man of that stature and thinking is a great blow to all those are fighting against russian. let's put this question now tola, how will you the remark nelson mandela onfat and the relationship between these two great personalities? it is case of icon honoring icon. comrade president was indeed and of resistance against occupation, western imperialism and oppression. they are important lessons we can learn from his life. we as south africans treasure the words he uttered at president nelson. mandela's inauguration on the 10th of may 1994, when he said, "the jihad will continue and jerusalem is not for the palestinian people, is for all muslim ummah, all th

isn't, how did you happen to this explains why i thought it was very critical of the united nations security council. this isn't particularly american decision to veto the united nations security council resolution. what's next? i have to tell you the readings that i've been just talking a while ago with a genuine foreign minister even a sofa, the about the pushed by the americans. these writers and the british government to create a new political reality in gaza. wow. how much won't have and if the ticket a say, and he said it's completely wrong. this is something that has to be decided by the policy of people. same states, it has been echoed on the same time by task, but it's a part of that loads of anxiety hit on both. what's next, but a determination to say this till one final tends to put an end to the war. and government assistance won't be till daniel for the mid assignment of stuff. i do have to say as this will continues, it's revealing more, a more objective by is right. that goes beyond and it's declared the objective of course and go to get things out of how i'm us into creating a new re

also tonight, the search for a compromise on god's the 3rd day of talk to the united nations security council on a resolution, a bit halting, defining the us signaling it may be at last willing to sign up. also coming up tonight, a step closer to equal rights for thailand's l g b t q. community. parliament overwhelmingly passes the 1st reading of bills legalizing same sex marriage. paul's showing widespread public support for the change. the i bridge off is good to have you with us on this thursday. police in the czech republic, say a government has killed at least 15 people at the university building and central prod, dozens more, had been injure the government. a student at the university is also did our installed, that he killed his father before the rampage. the area is being searched for explosives, but the government says there's no link to international terrorism. the shooting happened in the old town when it prompts me taurus attractions. i want to go now to journalist in willoughby. he is in prague. and what's the latest on this? have we gotten any further updates from the police? th

the united nations security council's vote calling for "urgent humanitarian pauses" in the israel—gazaintense talks, the us says it still has serious concerns over the wording. the negotiations come as the world food programme says that all of gaza's 2.2 million people are suffering acute food shortages, and almost 600,000 are starving — as israel continues an almost complete blockade.

obviously should be in regard to the maximum utilization of the united nations system, in particular the united nations security council to res this matter of self determination for the palestine people. after death of 11 november 2004, mandela paid tribute to palestinian leader who he held as icon. former president arafat, he was icon in the proper sense of the world. he was not concerned with the liberation of the... people, but uh, of all the oppressed people throughout the world, arabs and non arabs and to lose the man of that starter and thinking is a great blow to all those are fighting against oppression. let's put this question now to mandela, how will you evaluate the remarks by nelson mandela oniasar and the relationship between these two great personalities? it is case of icon, honoring icon. president yasa arafat was indeed icon of resistance against occupation, western nuclearalism and oppression. there are important lessons we can learn from his life. we as south africans treasure the words he uttered at president nelson mandela's inauguration on the 10th of may 1994 when he said the jihad. will continue

draft and resolution against the backdrop of a sharp division in the security council, the deputy us representative to the united nations, robert wood accused the security council of moral failure to condemn what he described as the terrorist attacks on october 7 committed by hamas, including sexual violence and other unspeakable evils, claimed wood, the slave of the empire. wood continued by saying the resolution was divorced from reality that would not move the needle forward on the ground. any concrete way. oh, sure, mr. house slave would. it would only preserve the lives of 2 million palestinians in gaza after your bombs killed at least 22,00 civilians so far, including 6,00 children, you were mongering beast. the us video, however, was in no way a surprise for anyone. how could it be when it is us made bombs that is being dropped on the heads of palestinians to begin with? welcome to the mid stream, i'm osman. as expected, the united nations security council failed to pass the draft resolution submitted by the uae on behalf of the arab group in light of the united states continued opposition to the cease fire in ga

united nations security council would call for an immediate cease-fire. it does not look like that will pass. some permanent members may take a position against it. this is unfathomable. we don't understand why it is so hard to call her cease-fire. -- for a cease-fire. usually in conflicts around the world we have seen civilian deaths and casualties have been far outpacing any justifiable military means. that has been with the international community has rallied around to stop the fighting. why is this not the same? this is not acceptable. we have had already one resolution calling for a humanitarian pause that has not been limited. -- implement it. ed. we are very disappointed that not enough is being done. we are disappointed with the international community and the security structures, including the united nations security council for not living up to his responsibilities. -- to its possibilities. amb. hale: i turn to the prime minister of qatar. sheikh mohammed, it is great to have you here. qatar has been working with the people of gaza over the year

we have a vote today in the united nations security council that would call for an immediate cease-fire. it does not look like that will pass into this may take a position against it. this is unfathomable. we don't understand why it is so hard to call for a cease-fire. this is usually what ends conflicts we have seen around the world where civilian deaths and casualties have been far outpacing any justifiable military means but have always been rallied around to stop the fighting. in this case, why is it not the same? this is not accessible and we have had already one resolution that hasn't been implemented so not enough is being done, and we are very, very disappointed about not enough is being done. we are disappointed in the community end of the structure including the united nations security council for not living up to itsun responsibilities. >> thank you. i might turn out to the prime minister of qatar. i know there's beenn a historic role in fact in working with the people of gaza over the years and most recently in its efforts to help with others as well, egypt, the united state

. >>> united nations security council has adopted a resolution on the war in gaza. this is a week after wrangling over what it should say. the resolution calls for immediately speeding up aid deliveries to civilians but does not contain earlier phrases calling for suspension of hostilities between israel and hamas. that omission was necessary in order to avoid veto by u.s. >> reporter: united nations security council passed a resolution friday on desperately needed humanitarian aid to go cellini creating a pathway to expedite food, water, fuel to palestinian civilians living in the war torn territory. >> unless we take drastic action, there will be famine in gaza. >> reporter: the resolution demands immediate unconditional release of hostages hamas took from israel but does not call for a pause in fighting or call for a cease fire, earning support of the united states which abstained allowing the vote to pass. >> it took many days and many, many long nights of negotiating to get this right. but today this council provided a glimmer of hope amongst a sea of unimagina

through the united nations, which as you correctly mentioned, has been futile, because the americans will always be to any resolution that comes out from the united nations security council, they have the veto power and they have unfortunately used it in the most regrettable way, but so the united nations are and... likely to do anything unless the arab countries and the muslim countries put their forces together and challenge the united nations and challenge america and threaten america that if you do if you continue to use your veto we will withdraw our ambassadors from washington we will start thinking of using uh oil as a weapon in this conflict so this is number two the other the third option is of course as what is happening now that palestinians are there, they are challenging the israelis, the israelis are losing morally and militarilly every day, they are losing financially, although america is supplementing their economic losses, but still they cannot continue at this rate forever, and after two months there are no, there's no prospect of them, no prospect of them. winning this war in 1967 they started the war and finished it in five days uh that's it in 73 pro

now going to cross over live uh to the united nations in new york where the iranian envoy to the un uh is addressing, i believe the united nations security council with regards to the ongoing israeli asymmetric. it facilitated the 25th round of the consultation for declaration assessment team from 1st to 5th november. also, in a practical measures, the syrian national authority agreed to extend the trip partide agreement between the syrian arab republic opcw technical secretariat and the united nations office for project services for additional six months. this extension aims to streamland and support the office. tas and activities within syria. mr. president, given such cooperation, iran support the idea of constructive dialogue between the syria and opcw, urging the establishment of a specific time frame to address any remaining issue and bring the file to final and conclusive resolution. this approach is pivotal for ensuring transparency, accountability and the satisfactory resolution of all outstanding issues. but not least, we consider that repeating security council meetings and expressing past viewpoints including unfonded alegation is no

amirit. resolution against the backdrop of a sharp division in the security council, the deputy us representative to the united nations, robert wood accused the security council of moral failure to condemn what he described as the terrorist attacks on october 7 committed by hamas, including sexual violence and other unspeakable evils, claimed wood, the slave of the empire. wood continued by saying the resolution was divorced from reality that would not move the needle forward on the ground in. any concrete way? oh, sure, mr. house slave would, it would only preserve the lives of 2 million palestinians in gaza after your bombs killed at least 22,00 civilians so far, including 6,00 children, you were mongering beast. the us video, however, was in no way a surprise for anyone. how could it be when it is us made bombs that is being dropped on the heads of palestinians to begin with. welcome to the mid stream, i'm osman. as expected, the united nations security council failed to pass the draft resolution submitted by the uae on behalf of the arab group, in light of the united states continued opposition to the cease fire i

amity resolution against the backdrop of a sharp division in the security council, the deputy us representative to the united nations robert wood accused the security council of moral failure to condemn what he described as the terrorist attacks on october 7 committed by hamas, including sexual violence and other unspeakable evils, claimed wood, the slave of the empire. wood continued by saying the resolution was divorced from reality that would not move the needle forward on the... around in any concrete way? oh, sure, mr. house slave would, it would only preserve the lives of 2 million palestinians in gaza after your bombs killed at least 22,00 civilians so far, including 6,00 children, you were mongering beast. the us video, however, was in no way a surprise for anyone, how could it be when it is us made bombs that is being dropped on the heads of palestinians to begin with? welcome to the mid stream, i'm osman. as expected, the united nations security council failed to pass the draft resolution submitted by the uae on behalf of the arab group, in light of the united states continued opposition to the cease fire

community. uh, you know, to resolve, because the international community is captured, the united nations security council is captured. in fact, it has renewed our call that we need a different architecture, the united nations security council. first of all, who vetes, an end of a genocide? we have seen the united states administration and the ruling class, just few months ago had to appear before the united nations, you know, general. assembly and they vetted you know call for a sice fire and you could see how isolated the united the united states and israel are in in regard to the international community because they were the only people that supported the continuing bombing of palestinian people but also this current crisis that has been you know generated from the zionist um theft of the palestinian land can also be interpreted in the global agenda that the united states of america do not want peace in the in the west of asia because according to them the... want to be the world police, so they are taking care of their strategic interest by making sure that they have a military outpos in the name of i

. >>> after several days the united nations security council has voted on a resolution to allow aid into gaza. the vote comes as the food and water crisis in the country becomes more dire and growing anxiety about the health of hostages still held by hamas. allison bart is tracking the story from washington. >> amid fierce fighting in gaza following days of intense negotiations and delays the united nation security council today finally approved a resolution calling for stepped- up aid delivery to ease the desperate humanitarian crisis in gaza. while also demanding hamas immediately release all israeli hostages. >> we must work together to alleviate this tremendous suffering once and for all. >> the u.s. abstained to allow the vote to pass after vetoing more strongly worded version that pressed for a cease-fire which israel says would only benefit hamas. pressure is building to surge aid into gaza as a new u.n. report says 93% of the population is facing crisis levels of hunger nearing famine. this young girl told an nbc news team about her daily struggles to find food. hamas says there

avenue start when we see uh accountability uh for these crimes, the icc, the icj, the united nations security council have so far proven to be um insufficient and string up any strength to confront the israelis, where will that accountability start from in your opinion? yes, this is very unfortunately at the international, international institutes, international organization, they are, they are not playing their role which we were expecting, because they all, for example in united nations security council, this is united states has veto the seas fire revolution, so why they are v, why they are giving negative? vote because of that, i want to share one reason why they are trying to kill the innocent people, why they are killing the thousand of innocent people every, because they are collapsed, as why we are saying that in past we have witnessed, we have proof that united states, canada, britain and some european government with israel they jointly had cyber intelligence space unit which called a200 and on 7th of october one of the most important achievement got by the hammas and islamic jad, it was th

without american uh, support for israel in the united nations security council, certainly there would have been uh very strong uh important sanctions passed by the united nations security council against israel, not just uh in the last 12 weeks, but for years. the united states has used its vedo power to essentially thort and stop world... uh public opinion from uh uh uh holding israel to account for its actions, but to get to your bigger point, that's one of the great question marks over this entire conflict. we don't know what exactly israel's uh long-term goals are except to destroy hamas, but more than that to in a sense destroy any kind of palestinian even society as as a functioning thing. "and that's something, of course, not only that the world rejects, but even american leaders uh uh reject. now the longer this goes on, the more there will be this uh greater and greater gap between what israel is doing and what the entire world of course uh is willing to support, and that has been a, i think one of the most important long range consequences of this conflict is the enormous di

international organizations condemned the united states of america's use of its video in the united nations security council against a draft resolution calling for immediate cease fire for humanitarian reasons in the palestinian gaza strip. the convictions came one day after the united states used its during emergency session to vote in the un security council on the draft resolution submitted by uae in which about 100 countries participated. more details in this following report. zinist israel has continued to indiscriminately attack civilians and civilian structures, impos a siege that amounts selective punishment for the entire population of god. force mass displacement and deny access to vital medical care and humanitarian assistance. and how did the us respond this carnage? the united states of america used its video power to turn down a un security council resolution put forward by the uae calling for immediate humanitarian cease fire in gaza. a surprise, not really, but a dumning testimony of the us vto makes it complicit in the carnage in gaza. many countries and international organizations condemne

the white house, or for a full stay now and so united nations security council is attempting to verge on a draft resolution. quoting for the scanning of a few monitoring a deliveries and the besieged costs. a strict proposal by the united arab emirates is also quoting for an urgent and sustained suspension of hostilities to allow it safe and, and to, to monitor and access to gaza. this vote has already been delayed several times and is potentially expected to take place of the close consultations, us deputy ambassador to the you and says that they will only support the draft resolution if specific changes are made. learning they're working, it still hoping to get to, you know, to be able to support it so not very well there need to be some things in the text . wouldn't make it where they are support right now. i'm still working and so when i speak to gabriel, that's on the who joins us from un headquarters. k by know this is all taking place behind closed doors, but do you have a sense of where we're at with sticking points? what are the chances of about actually happening today? and

how do you view the resolution that has been passed by the united nations security council? nations security council? , ~' ., council? it is the kind of resolution _ council? it is the kind of resolution that - council? it is the kind of resolution that does - council? it is the kind of resolution that does not i council? it is the kind of- resolution that does not please anybody but does not leave anyone frustrated. it is a symbolic measure. the language of the resolution effectively captures the urgent need to provide aid and medicine and equipment for civilians in gaza but at the same time it does not impose restrictions on israel to conduct operations against hamas. it is a watered—down version of what i think every side wanted and it does not leave any side satisfied again no—one is displeased entirely. to satisfied again no-one is displeased entirely. to the oint of displeased entirely. to the point of the _ displeased entirely. to the point of the aid _ displeased entirely. to the point of the aid delivery, l displeased entirely. to the i point of the aid delivery, on

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in united nations security council is preparing to finally vote on a watered down resolution on aid to gaza after the united states repeatedly pushed for the vote to be delayed even though the u.n. is warning more than 500,000 palestinians, about a quarter of the population, face catastrophic hunger and starvation. >> it is quite shameful and disgraceful because they are complicit in this genocide. they have the lives of palestinian children on their hands. this is another nakba with a genocide unfolding before our eyes. amy: plus we speak to sonia guajajara, brazil's first-ever minister of indigenous peoples. >> and so now we need to rebuild and strengthen public policies in health, education, fighting racism, and environmental racism, and being able to have more specific measures to reduce the emissions that are causing these changes. amy: all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. palestinian officials report 390 people have been killed and more than 700 injured in israeli strikes on gaza over the past two day

the 3rd day of talks that united nations security council on the resolution aimed at halting the fighting us and signaling it may be at last willing to sign up the hybrid golf, our viewers watching and cbs in the united states. and to all of you around the world, welcome police. in the czech republic, say a gunman has killed at least 15 people at the university building and central prong dozens more had been injured. the government, a student at the university is also did install that he killed his father before the rampage. the area is being searched for explosives, but the government says there's no link to international terrorism. the shooting happened in the old town when it progs main tourist attractions. journalist in willoughby gave us the latest from prague. the latest news is that at least 15 people have been killed in this troubleshooting. one of the dead is a police officer and several others where a number of others were also shot and injured today. and there are about 30 people also injured who were inside the, the faculty of arts when this run page occurred. and they are, pe

also coming up the search for a compromise on gauze of the united nations security council begins a 3rd day of talk on the resolution aided stopping the finding. the us signaling it may be at last willing to sign up. also tonight, it has been called the world for gotten more. the conflict in sudan has left thousands dead millions more facing starvation correspond it, gained exclusive access to the rebel control mountains where many people with flood dividing and anti lands l g b, think you community and taking a step closer to equality. parliament overwhelmingly backing bills legalizing same sex marriage and polls show widespread public support for the change. the break off is good to have you with us a we begin this thursday with breaking news. police in the czech republic, say a gunman has killed a 10 people at a university building in central prod. dozens more, have been injured. authorities say the perpetrator is dead and then there is no longer a threats to the public. it happened in the old town, one of frauds, main tourist attraction. teachers and students were instructed to barr

live from washington, this is bbc news the united nations security council once again delays a crucialiver humantarian aid. a mass shooting on an university campus in prague leaves iii dead. it's the czech republic's deadliest mass shooting in decades. and a us judge frees an oklahoma man who spent 48 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit. i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. the united nations security council's vote calling for "urgent humanitarian pauses" in the israel—gaza war has been delayed again until friday. despite intense talks, the us says it still has serious concerns over the wording. the negotiations come as the world food programme says that all of gaza's 2.2 million people are suffering acute shortages and almost 600,000 are starving, as israel continues an almost complete blockade. a security council resolution to let more aid in has been delayed since monday as member states try to work out a draft that the united states won't veto.

as expected, the united nations security council failed to pass the draft resolution submitted by the uae on behalf of the arab group, in light of the united states continued opposition to the cease fire in gaza and its use of its veto in order to allow the completion of the israeli. entities military operation, also known as genocide in the gaza strip. to discuss this issue with us from beirot is dr. tim anderson, author, political com and pro-palestinian activist, it's a pleasure and an honor to have you on with us, dr. anderson, now as bombs continue to fall down on the head of the palestinian civilians in the gaza strip and the wild destruction all across the strip, we see that the us has once again used its power of veto to stop any sort of ceasefire that would rid the palestinian people from calamity that they are living living at the moment because israel, but by vetoing this resolution, the u.s. the world is complicit in the genocide and it doesn't care. has that surprised you in any way? well, first of all, thank you for inviting me. um, in a way it doesn't surprise me, but t

wide spread destruction, the us has once again used its for to block any attempt by the united nations security council to demand sease fire in gaza. by vetoing this resolution, the us stands alone in casting its vote against humanity. once again, the nsc has failed by refusing to genuinely commit to serious negotiations and by a warming empire to stop any efforts at relieving the palestinians from more suffering, the crisis gaza will only get worse and runs the risk of extending. us v fire this week on the mainstream. palestine resistance fighters launched man surprise operations on israeli town. on 7th, thousands of rockets fired from gaza into palestinian territories occupied by israel, this combined land, sea and operation of flood lasted 10 hours and caught israel's military and intelligence services off guard and dealt acculiating blow to their highly regreted military and intelligence system. today we stand before this enormous and terrifying repercussions of the strategic defeat the zin suffered on the glorious day of october 7th at the hands of azadin algassam brigades which caused a major and

at monday's, a special meeting of the united nations security council on ukraine, she says the us has hindered any attempt at a peaceful resolution of the conflict between t of and moscow. the foreman, german counselor, has said that his efforts to try and get peace on ukraine in russia or torpedo by the united states. and that is rarely ex prime minister enough to all the benefits of the same things. secretary state lincoln said that in the last 2 years, the u. s. has provided over $70000000.00 to support ukraine and european allies to provide over a $110000000.00 in weapons. i blinked and said, if you look at these investments that we've made and ukraine's defense to deal with this aggression, 90 percent of the security assistance we've provided has actually been spent here in the united states with our manufacturers, with our production. and that's produced more american jobs, more growth in our own economy. so this has been a win win that we need to continue. well, i would say to my secretary of state that when, when is not for the civilian and conflict areas, that remark for mary

iran is a secret form. 2 o'clock: the united states vetoed the security council resolution for a cease-fire in gaza. the united nations security council , in its meeting on friday evening , voted on the proposals made by the united arab emirates. out of the 15 members of this council, 13 members voted in favor of the united states as a permanent member, and britain voted against. they voted gratefully as another permanent member of this council. china's representative in the un security council said that despite the us's draft resolution establishing a ceasefire in the gaza strip. the representative of russia also said that the united states once again threw stones on the way to the ceasefire process in the gaza strip in order to kill thousands of people in this area. has issued a few days ago, antonio guterres, secretary general of the united nations, regarding the escalation of the humanitarian crisis in the gaza strip following the continued attacks of the zionist regime, sent a letter to the president of the council citing article 99 of the united nations charter on any issue that he thinks is possible to maintain

on that level, we have been talking about— level, we have been talking about the united nations security council _ security council resolution, where we are very keen to see consensus _ where we are very keen to see consensus arrived at.- where we are very keen to see consensus arrived at. more than 20,000 consensus arrived at. more than 20.000 people _ consensus arrived at. more than 20,000 people have _ consensus arrived at. more than 20,000 people have been - consensus arrived at. more than i 20,000 people have been killed in gaza in the past 2.5 months. is diplomatic efforts why don, that number is continuing to grow. —— wind onjoining me now to talk about that deepening humanitarian crisis now is rachel because. you would have seen that warning today from the wealth organisation talking about northern gaza, essentially saying there are just no more functioning hospitals there whatsoever. talk to us about that means for anyone, isuppose talk to us about that means for anyone, i suppose it was still in the area. civilians who have not managed to get out. absolutely. thank you. it is a really

we have ate vote today in the united nations security council, that would call for an immediate ceasefire't look like that will pass because some permanent members may take a position against it. this is to us unfathomable. we don't understand why it is so hard to call for a ceasefire. this is what usually in conflicts such around this that we've seen around the world are civilian deaths, civilian casualties have been far outpacing any justifiable military means. that has always been what the international committee has rallied around, to stop the fighting. in this case why is it not the same? this is not acceptable. we've already won resolution the city council calling for human a composite is up and implemented. not enough is being done, and we are very, very disappointed that not enough is being done. we are disappointed with the international community and the security structures, including the united nations security council for not living up to its responsibilities. >> thank you, your royal highness. i might turn out tots the prime minister of qatar, sheikh mohamoud, it's again a gr

, the united nations security council to be reformed, it's a must, the torment in gaza, we believe that this helpless and dysfunctional structure of the united nations will be questioned all over the world. look, i'm saying very openly, nothing can continue as business as usual after gaza. activist and commentator ali allah says security council's failure to pass a resolution gaza ceasefire once again proves the lack of will and the failure of the international community to stop israel's genocide in the besieg territory. what happened yesterday at the united nations council and you stated about the american role on this. this is the crime of the century. it is like for the 21. century, it is, it is beyond, beyond genocide, and shamefully, and unfortunately, the rest of the world is just watching and doing nothing, because that shows failure and the importance of the so-called international community, when only one single state the decision by majority countries, as you know, uk 134 and one and this is another example for the the world to see that th