resolution we consider the security council complicit in the ongoing genocide against palestinians in gaza. the united states manipulates the security council and the united nations based its interests. that is why the us used its battle power three times to prevent a seasfiring gaza. but besides that the security council resolutions are ineffective ending the israeli atrost. the problem is not with the security council or the united nations, but with the united states which has the power to control and manipulate these international organizations. there are many binding decisions that have not been implemented, because washington uses this power against the weak and oppressed people of the world. it is necessary to find effective mechanism for the security council, because there are many countries that are yarning to be liberated from the western. the events that the world is witnessing in some african countries are a clear proof for this desire for change. on thursday, abdul malik, the leader of the ansarullah movement, criticized the us and the uk for exploiting the humanitarian situation in yemen. he slammed them for threatening to cut the un provided aid to

national security advisor. saying that he felt that the actions of the united states at the un security council. we're certainly not supportive of israel. and as a result, he issue this thinly veiled threat. take a listen along those hope will solve it. we have no more a right to stop the war and gaza until we return all the hostages home for you not reach a clear decision in gaza. it may bring us closer to a war in the north. you at the feel, neil, i will stress the importance of destroying a mouse and returning the hostages home. we will operate against tomas everywhere, including in places where we have not yet be now. whitehouse security councils. folks, person, john kirby has countered the argument by israel also that there has been a shift in policy as a result of the united states of staying on this latest u, as security council resolution, as opposed to vetoing as has been seen in the past. in fact, herbie saying that this is not a reflection of a shift in policy. instead the united states saying that it was that to get to a place where it would see a clear condemnation of how mosse and

examine the challenge of the united states in confronting the recent resolution of the united nations security council to stop the war in gaza, as well as the effect that the non-veto of this resolution had on the relations between the united states and the zionist regime. in this regard , we want to let's go to washington to talk with mr. yousef azizi, a researcher and expert on international issues . mr. azizi , hello, hello, i hope you are well and so are the viewers of your program. he used it to block the image of the drafts in which there was talk of stopping the war , until now, in a way , he left the hand of the zionist regime to continue operations in gaza, but now , he allowed the approval of a resolution that is one of his most important demands. america's condemnation of hamas for the october 7 operation is not in the text of the resolution . what is your analysis of america's performance in this regard ? why did they withdraw from their previous positions and approach in the security council in defense of israel? well , look, i think there are several reasons. one of them is the internal

here at the listening past, the drugs any 6 months into the wall of the united nations security council demands an immediate c spot and goes up the hello there i'm or a kyle, this is down to 0 life from the also coming up on the ground level changes the casualties. stone mountain is really strikes. head targets across central garza, big changes instead of go over the country, set to habits. youngest f up presidents and 7 people are charged for fridays, a tax on a constant hole in moscow. the nearly 6 months of as well as well on garza and move in 32333 palestinians killed. the united nations security council is now demanding an immediate cease. 5 of the months of failed attempts. the resolution calls for us these 5 for the most them heard the month of ramadan, which ends in 2 weeks time and also to miles the unconditional release of old captives health and gaza. give it to us on that report from you and headquarters in new york of the drugs. this is the 27th, 28th in a room, break of decorum. the security council chamber erupts into applause. perhaps he signed a release. it was moments

the trash at the united nations security council. this past week comes to late for those still getting killed by israel's bombing of rough patients and medical staff had out ship a hospital still getting shocked by israeli soldiers because had no discernible effect after v trowing 3 previous ceasefire resolutions. the american government finally allowed this one, which would last just 2 weeks to care. but the us as ambassador to the un been argued incorrectly according to legal experts, that on like every other resolution, the security council has ever passed. this one was in the category of its own that it was somehow known by we fully support some of the critical objectives in this non, by new resolution. and we, i hope she was being merely rhetorical because she certainly can't be speaking from a legal perspective. all un security council resolutions are binding. the one charter mix that perfectly clear then takes another resolution to determine what actions will be taken if the parties defiant as israel has said, it's going to do

that's before the united nations security council asking for the 1st time for the ceasefire. together with the 3 little bit closer to him before we must destroy the remaining come off. but in rough, we cannot support a major ground operations, military operation, and roughly also coming up to the core the, the engine of the european union has always been france and germany is there in the power and this alliance mail to keep europe united and it's response to russia's more against ukraine, it's been going, i've had to show that we are sending a very clear signal to put in here. he has miscalculate that if he thinks we are not in a position to support you credit for as long as he's necessary. so he doesn't look bandages which of our viewers watching on tv as in the united states, into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin today with the strongest push, yet by the us for a stop to the fighting in concept for the 1st time since the home of the terror attacks of october 7th, the us is calling for an immediate cease fire. it's part of the resolution submitted to the un security. a

the united nations security council is once again set to vote in a draft resolution demanding an immediate and lasting sci fi and gaza. that votes is due to take place in the coming out and is just days off to the council failed to pass a us draft with a slightly different language, recognizing the need for a cease fire in gaza. new resolution is supported by russia and china, both of which vetoed the us dropped $22.00 out of nations have called them to cancel to adopt the measure. meanwhile, across the gaza strip that the more is where the air rates that have heads, residential areas in that all bottom and striking of family home killed at least 22 people, 2 children and 5 women were among them. and in the southern city of an offer, an air strike kid account sheltering, displaced upon the standings. 3 major hospitals and gaza are under, seized by his very forces in the south, is where the forces of encircled nasir on a mile hospitals, on his increasing attacks on them in the north is where the forces have not a late fees to i'll shoot for hospital for an entire week, palestinians inside t

it has to be much reaction from palestinians, but let's stop at the united nations security council policy and then pass to re admin. so he accepted this resolution. but he also chastised the council saying it's taken almost 6 months in that time. that's the genocide, the feed must have the golf a strip, completely destroyed from and is sweeping through as his disease. and he said finally that made a decision. and we've heard this restaurant repeated throughout here in the of the pied westbank among senior officials. we did speak to some earlier in the evening supper sit down, he's a senior official from the readings back to our policy. he said, she said, especially vanessa. and he said, this should pay for away the delay rights of the palestinians. we've also heard from his saying shake the secretary general of the policy and the patient overnight session. he tweeted, but he welcomes the un security council resolution, but also he says, we call for a permanent cessation to this criminal war. and israel's immediate withdrawal from the gaza strip. we've also spoken to human rights group out

while the security council has the authority to recommend israel to the ambassadors of the arab group of countries in the united nations , after this security council meeting, the resolution proposed by the united states on gaza as a text that does not mention the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza for 6 months and the ceasefire was not even called for and they were criticized after the text proposed by the united states was approved in this session of the security council it didn't happen, as diplomatic sources said , the next option of the security council is to draft another ceasefire resolution in gaza, which the non-permanent members of the security council have proposed, of course, except for japan and south korea. ali rajabi , united nations security council broadcasting news agency, new york. the government media office in gaza announced that zionist soldiers directly shot children in the shafa hospital and announced the number. of the dozens of palestinians who were executed in this hospital, there were children. the gaza ministry of health also announced that the zionist regime has about 240 patients and th

now the. 8 last time, the united nations security council has cooled for us the spot in garza of the drugs. this is the reason the 5728 is passed. a resolution that demands an immediate cease 5, but only for the most them holy month of ramadan, which is now already hoffer. the resolution also close to the unconditional release of captives held in garza from 1948 to one to 24. we have endorsed. we have survived, we have or is it acted only to face this once again, life must prepare the must pretty bad and because freedom must be bad in palestine. we're getting closer to a deal for an immediate cease fire with the release of our hostages. but we're not there yet. now let's be clear. a ceasefire could have come about months ago. if a mouse had been willing to release hostages months ago, all members of the council on members should have voted against this shameful resolution to this council is rarely blood is cheap. this is a travesty. and i am disgusted a oh, here's what the resolution says. an immediate cease 5 for the month of ramadan, leading to a last thing sustainable c spy. it al

israel is losing its political cover and protection. even in the security council raise their hand. on monday, the united nations security council passed a resolution calling for immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip with the u.s. for the first time, abstaining from the vote. washington had vetoed three such resolutions before. this is the result of quote, the exceptional resistance demonstrated by the people of gaza, as described by hannah during a meeting with iran's leader ayatullah khamenei later in the day. where the leader emphasized that the islamic republic of iran will not hesitate to support palestine. this visit is very important, taking into account the timing of the trip, as we can see, mr. hier has traveled to terron just one day after the adoption of the un security council resolution for immediate si fire in gaza. this highlights the importance of iran's role as a trust forcy and wise friend for hamas. to hold more high-level meetings with iranian officials including presidenti. this is the sixth time that the two officials are meeting since october 7th and the second time that ismail han has tra

the united nations security council has failed to pass. and you, us resolution recognizing the need for an immediate cease fire and gaza. russia, china and al jerry a voted against the draft chinese and best of the criticize the us for touching the issue of a safe spot. well, rushes and best today. so that failed to put enough pressure on as row the control . but the team on you let those 2 i wish to draw attention to the following. the us draft contains in effective green light for each route to mount the military operation in rough or at the very least, the old. this try to make it such that nothing you would prevent weston, jerusalem from continuing the brutal cleansing of the south of the gaza strip goals will relieve about the use that i usually or combine. both will chose to oppose these it's and promotional legal obligation. a mistake they must a bundle. this fiction, well speaking, often devoted to us and best of the state of russia and china had vetoed the resolution because they wanted to see the us fail. once again, russia put p

that on to, to make as rep, completely commit to the resolution being released by the united nations security council. and more important, the mechanism that will be use in order to ensure that there's going to be no more button and a no, no, the price isn't confrontations here on the ground and both sides in light of the is valley from minnesota. benjamin it's in. yeah. whose key is the stance of continuing to i'm not also to really a, to surrender on to calculate for how much as, as a result, for a dr. resolution being taken by the united nations security council is where the prime minister had to suspend the departure. and he's very delegation to the white house because of the american stems from the doctor solution that being taped by palestinians appreciate that set generally. what they are also quoting for further resolution stop might bring an end for the will to stop the blood chit here inside the 3rd 3, it's a pass tail thoughts. he has welcome to see spar resolution in a statement. the minister of foreign affairs said it welcome the un security council efforts to assume its responsibilities

now the united nations security council has called for a cease fire to be observed during the muslim holy month of ramadan for release supplies to reach the civilians that have been affected by the conflict. but fighting continues between the army and the rest of the sudanese army says that there will be no cease by it unless the recept withdraws from civilian facilities. i'm from cities it took over since may last year. the iris of has refused to do so, so far, i think continues with ne, fired to be observed, at least for the time being incident, and especially in the capital have to them people morgan onto 0. i'm pretty mind. stevens house of representatives says overwhelmingly approved available with false chinese evidence to so take talk. suppose is of the bill, say trying these out of shape. all the popular social media poses a threat to national security. it goals the parent company, bug guns to summit chance within 6 months. tick tock denies any ties to the chinese government. a lot of the fisher as move from the capitol hill. i'm sure there people are home thinking. what's th

the united nations security council has called for a cease fire to be observed during the muslim holy month of ramadan. but slicing still continues. on tuesday, august, there was able to hear several ultimately fire being fired by both of us to the new army environmental through rapid support forces. and we were able to see plumes of smoke rising from various parts of the capital. so despite the fact that the united nations security council and other regional bodies has called for a ceasefire, for those affected by the conflict to be able to get some kind of relief during the movement of the month of from us on the touring side seemed to be determined to fight each other out, trying to gain as much upper hand over the other as possible. able morgan onto 0. how to well food program, ones that food aid for hundreds of thousands of sydney's refugees in child could. and next month, you an agency says the ready, struggling to feed everyone, leaving hungry people close to starvation. it says that without move funding, the situation could become an or out catastrophe. of a half a 1000000 syd

ali rajabi, sada and sima news agency, united nations security council, new york. following the approval of the un security council resolution on the ceasefire in gaza, the zionist regime announced that a delegation will not go to america to discuss rifa. benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of the zionist regime , called the american abstention vote in the security council to the resolution of an immediate ceasefire in gaza a damage to the war efforts of this regime, especially for the release of prisoners. john kirby, the spokesperson of the american national security council, emphasized: the white house is pleased with israel's reaction. because this vote in no way means a change in american policies towards israel, and the resolution is not binding on israel. benny ganses, a member of the zionist regime's war cabinet, also said that the security council resolution is not important for israel. but antonio guterres, the secretary general of the united nations, said that this resolution must be implemented and that it will be unforgivable if it is not implemented

also, the united nations security council has passed a resolution calling for immediate cease fire in/ 2024/254, please the raise their hand, those are against, abstention. the result of the voting is as follows: 14 votes in favor, zero vote against, one abstention. the draft resolution has been adopted as resolution 27/28, 2024. the draft. resolution was jointly submitted by the current 10 non-permanent members of the council of 14 countries, including four permanent members of the un body voted in favor of the resolution, except the united states that abstained from voting. the actual draft demanded immediate cease fire in the holy month of ramadan leading to a permanent sustainable cease fire in gaza, but the russian representative in a statement before the vote said that the word permanent was omitted before the meeting over the past five months since israel launched its genocidal war on gaza, washington has veed three draft resolutions on the gaza ceasefire sparking condemnations at home and abroad. palestinian ambassador to the un, riyad mansur has hailed the security council re

the united nations security council is now demanding an immediate cease fire. off the months of failed attempts, revolution cools for us, these 5 for the most them. how do you month of ramadan, which ends in 2 weeks time. it also devolves the unconditional release of all captives held, and also give us on that report. some of the un headquarters in new york. so throughout the 7 days in a rear brake of decorum, the security council chamber erupts into applause. perhaps he signed a release. it was moments after the council adopted a long awaited resolution for an immediate ramadan, cease fire, and gaza, and the expanded flow of humanitarian aid. the vote was decisive. 14 council members voting in favor. the us abstain, was allowing the resolution to be adopted. the fight in most of the killings, most of the suffering inclusive punishment most and after more than 5 months of a war of alterra and destruction, i cease fire is the difference between life and that's for the hundreds of thousands of palestinians and orders re add man sure, the palestinian ambassador go

security council. as one of the founders of the united nations, we recognize the historical global responsibility we shoulder for the maintenance of international peace and security. we cannot allow the security council to become an instrument instrument in the advancement of washington's destructive policy in the middle east. if this resolution is to be adopted the book and this would definitively close the door when it comes to discussions about the need for a cease fire and gaza was visible. this would free the hand of israel and it would result in all of gaza and its entire population having to face with destruction, devastation or expulsion. we are not guided by what is more convenient for washington. it's settled as satellites, the satellites who raise their hands, following instructions from washington. we do not follow this what we, what guides us is what is necessary for the policy and people and what helps to advance piece is what we call upon the membership of the city. council not to allow this to occurred to vote against the u. s. draft for you to submit this to mr. president for the united nati

national security advisor. saying that he felt that the actions of the united states at the un security council were certainly not supportive of israel. and as a result, he issue this thinly veiled threat taken. listen along those horrible. sorry, we have no more a right to stop the war and gaza until we return all the hostages home for you. not reach a clear decision in gaza may bring us closer to a war in the north. realistically, o'neill, i will stress the importance of destroying a mouse and returning the hostages home. we will operate against tomas everywhere, including in places where we have not yet be. now whitehouse security councils, folks person john kirby has countered the argument by israel also that there has been a shift in policy as a result of the united states of staying on this latest u as security council resolution as opposed to vetoing as has been seen in the past, in fact, herbie saying that this is not a reflection of a shift in policy. instead, the united states saying that it was that to get to a place where it would see a clear condemnation of how mosse and its actions on october 7th, a

the united states has been using its veto power at the united nations security council to protect the israeli regime. as a result, israel's killing machine has been able to keep going unfaced, despite the atrocious conducts of war, which has resulted in the incredibly high. civilian death tool. the us first betod a draft security council resolution, calling for immediate ceasefire in october last year days into the war. the brazilian drafted text was killed on october 18th, and along with it hopes that the mass murdering of the palestinians would stop. u.s. ambassador to the un, linda thomas greenfield said that the veto was because the draft did not mention what she called " right to self-defense. already, over 3,0 palestinians had been killed. then, on december 8th, last year, washington rejected another security council resolution aiming to mandate a cease fire in gaza. deputy us ambassador to the un, robert wood, said that text was rushed and ignored us demands. the palestinian death doll at the time was 17,400. the third us rejection of a ceasefire came on. february 20th, when th

for the first time the united nations security council has called for an immediate cease-fire betweend hamas and also demanded the release of all the hostages. several previous attempts at a cease-fire resolution have failed. the united states can israel's closest and most important ally, had vetoed three earlier resolutions. this time the united states shifted its position and simply abstained. that was enough to allow the resolution to go through. with 14 votes in favor. in a moment we will be talking to our middle east correspondent who is in jerusalem, and also to john sudworth, who is in new york. 's take a look at that historic moment at the u.n. >> the result of the voting is as follows -- 14 votes in favor, zero votes against, one abstention. [applause] the draft resolution has been adopted. ben: so that was that historic vote at the united nations. south africa's government has said that it welcomes the decision at the security council. you wl remember that south africa took israel to the international court of justice and asked them to consider whether israel is committing g

well, you have been looking at the united nations security council on their vote for a resolution demanding the immediate ceasefire uh to the situation to the war in gaza, and what you have seen now is actually that that resolution was passed, um, part of it that the the russian delegation said the original version saying that it was leading to for a permanent ceasefire, that unfortunately wording was taken out um, but caused for the immediate cease fire during the holy month of ramadan now has passed. now the russia delegation said it left it very vag because with the type of wording that is now in this resolution, it means that then the israeli regime can start its onslot anyt, but uh right now what is happened though uh the this resolution calling for immediate ceasefire has passed with 14 voting forward, zero against it, and the united states abstaining. well, i'm going to cross over to london uh. talking to s mosan abbus journalist, political commentator, welcome, welcoming here and helping me look at all of this. um, your take on what just happened, said moson, on the one hand, the or

see the different experience a look for the united nations general assembly and the un security council for help understanding is even get aid from the united nations. get support from the united nations and they get and they get uh, sort of a model and technical support from the united nation is ready to get the support from the us congress. from that part of them, that's not the worst part of the event from the american problem. i'm. it doesn't care for international law. the palestinians do is gets for u. s. law. and what congress does, your states and congress on saturday nights, restricted protection of the whole government, an adult to infinitive, measures against the palestinian authorities, believe it does not include against the law against opinion or thought of the i guess the 1st thing in the broadcasting system against everything that there was some of those kind of stadiums fast and that was in the, in the, in the congress resolution. the 1012 pages on, on, on friday. right. on. so friday or saturday. so if cares about that so nothing. yeah. i was going to be doing everythi

reflect on the interest of developing countries, including african ones and reforms of the united nations security council. the security council must be reformed by increasing representation from africa, asia, and latin america. western countries are already seriously over represented there. and this injustice, of course, needs to be eliminated. so let's get more on this story now. across life to all, chase correspondent, steve sweeney, who is at the press conference, listening to everything that the russian. i'm like jerry and foreign ministers had to say, steve, could you just talk us through what was said during those tools? well, the 2 men discussed the relations between the 2 countries and said that they would take place, but on an equal footing. so the guy live role described nigeria as a priority country, as russian develop since relations with african nations. on the global styles, mr. to guard the nigerian foreign minister praise those long standing relations between nigeria and russia, which he said started in the 1st months off. the analogy of your secured independence in 1913, as i spoke about

israel is losing its political cover and protection even in the security council raise their hand. on monday the united nationsr in the day, where the leader emphasized that the islamic republic of iran will not hesitate to support. this visit is very important, taking into account the timing of the trip, as we can see, mr. h has traveled to tehron just one day after the adoption of the un security council resolution for immediate cice fire in gaza. this highlights the importance of iran's role as a trust forcy and wise friend for hamas. ismail hania is expected to hold more high-level meetings with iranian officials including president ibrahim raisi. this is the six time. that the two officials are meeting since october 7th and the second time that ismail hania has traveled to tehran, signaling the important role that iran plays and the political equations of the region. yusumi shah ahmadi, press tv, tehran. more than 100 thousand iranians have attended a huge religious ceremony at azadi stadium on tuesday. the participants marked the birth anniversary of the second imam of shia muslims, imam hassan, may peac

the united states has been using its veto power at the united nations security council to protect the israeli regime. as a result, israel's killing machine has been able to keep going unphased. despite the atrocious conducts of war, which has resulted in the incredibly high civilian death toll. the us first vetoed a draft security council resolution, calling for immediate cease fire in october last year, days into the war. the brazilian drafted text was killed on october 18th and along with it hopes that the mass murdering of the palestinians would stop. us ambassador to the un, linda thomas greenfields: said that the veto was because the draft did not mention what she called israel's right to self-defense. already over 3,00 palestinians had been killed. then on december 8th last year, washington rejected another security council resolution aiming to mandate a cease fire in gaza. deputy us ambassador to the un, robert woodd said that text was rushed and ignored us demands. the palestinian death doll at the time was 17. the third us rejection of a ceasefire came on february 20th when t

wednesday the united nations security council met behind closed doors to discuss political and securityn haiti. the united nations humanitarian coordinator told the bbc gang members are killing and raping indiscriminately antibodies can be seen on the street of the capitol port-au-prince. there is a 72 hour state of emergency after sunday evening when gang members attacked two prisons furring thousands of inmates. the u.s. ambassador to the united nations outlined her view. >> what we asked the haitian prime minister to do is move forward on a political process that would lead to the establishment of a presidential transitional council that will lead to elections. we think that is urgent. we think it is urgent he moves forward in that direction. and it starts the process of bringing normalcy back to the people. >> with the latest is our central american and court -- caribbean correspondent will ground. there is such pressure on prime minister henry to resign. he has not been able to return to the country. what options are open to him? >> for the time being very few. what is to simply re

well, ladies and gentlemen, we're going live uh to the united nations security council meeting that is security council as russia and china, both permanent members and veto wielding uh members of the security council voted. against the us draft resolution, let's listen in to the comments coming from the chinese representative to the unsc. overwhelming consensus among council members. on immediate seasfire. over the past month, the draft has undergone several iterations and contains elements. respond to the concerns of the international community, but it has always evaded and dodged the most central issue, that of a cease fire. the final text remains ambiguous and does not call for an immediate cease fire, nor does it even provide answer to the question of realizing a cease fire in the short term. this is a clear deviation from the consensus of the council members and far short of the expectations of the international community. an immediatefire is a fundamental prerequisite for saving lives, expanding humanitarian access, and preventing greater conflicts. the us draft on the contrary,

here was to place the resistance in a very difficult position, to place them under the united nations security councilnstraints to stop the resistance and to give israel the breather, when this entirely backfired, when the resistance showed their willingness to continue with cease fire talks and to abide by the cease fire and the... they loaded it, this entire strategy backfired for israel. israel was then caught into a position where they would have to let of the pressure on the palestinians resistance and would have to abide by the seas fire pushed through by their ally. this was not what they wanted, they wanted a decrease in the intensity of the operations in ghaza in preparation for the large scale onslot on rafa after ramadan, however this completely backfired. so when we look at seasfire talks and netanyahu now pulling out his delegation, not showing willingness to engage any further, whilst the palestinians come of as very rational and willing and engaging, this... that israel's public game, the game in the in the public eye has failed, what is being shown to the world is israel is not a partn