the united nations security council votes in favour of an american resolution calling for an immediateamerica's top diplomat antony blinken meets israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, emphasising the importance of a post—conflict plan for gaza. it has got harder and i want to make sure it's easier. rishi sunak admits to the bbc it's harder to have your own home under the conservatives, ahead of the launch of their manifesto for the uk general election. and a quest for justice. we have a special report on a yazidi family suing an islamic state leader's widow for abuse and sex trafficking. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in new york, where the united nations security council has voted in favour of an american resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire by israel and hamas in gaza. 14 countries voted in favour, with russia abstaining. speaking after the vote, the us ambassador to the un, linda thomas—greenfield, said the fighting could end now if hamas accepted the three—phase plan. our north america correspondent nada tawfik i

the same day yesterday, the united nations security council adopted a resolution sponsored by the united states in support of the proposal for team members voted for it. not one country opposed. it is just the latest vote of support the proposals received from around the world. virtually everyone around this table, the airplay countries throughout the region. today, as we gather one and only one thing stands in the way of the steel happening and that some us. so my primary interest message today to every government, to every multi lateral institution, to every humanitarian organizations that wants to relieve the mass of suffering and gaza. yet from us to take the deal, press them publicly. trust them privately. and i should not require much convincing . after all, the proposal is nearly identical to one that amongst themselves proposed on may the 6th having said that, we're gather today because all of us i believe, recognize the imperative of taking bold immediate actions to help civilians and gaza and to do it now. and here are a few thoughts on how we can do that. going forward. first,

the security council meeting , but the big question is whether this time the zionist regime is under the burden of implementing this resolution. goes or will violate it again. ali rajabi , united nations security council broadcasting news agency, new york. the resolution proposed by the united states entitled salvation. israel was approved by the united nations security council to establish a ceasefire in gaza with 14 votes in favor and russia abstaining. let me have a conversation with mr. nasser torabi, an expert on west asian issues in this field. mr. turabi, i would like to greet you and tell you that this resolution was issued based on the plan of the united states, and the plan that the united states announced was formulated with tel aviv and is completely in line with their demands. so why the representative of the zionist regime? did he disagree with that? in the name of allah, the most merciful , i offer greetings, courtesy and respect to you. see , this is a superstructure debate. there is an underlying debate in the superstructure debate. well, there has been a division of labor, which means that the israelis are looking to play the role of the bad police in this field and

in separate letters to the secretary general and the president of the united nations security council, the acting minister of foreign affairs once again emphasized the vital role and inevitable responsibility of the united nations for the crimes of the zionist regime. mr. bagheri emphasized that the international community, legally and it is morally obligatory to prevent the genocide of the palestinian people . acting minister of foreign affairs asked the secretary general of the united nations to use all available tools in cooperation with the member states of the united nations. it is used to pressure the zionist regime and force it to comply with the temporary binding order of the international court of justice and to stop the genocide of the palestinian people. the representative of the hamas movement in lebanon said that the security council's resolution for a cease-fire in the gaza strip is the result of the stability of the palestinian people, the achievements of the resistance and the defeat of the zionist enemy in achieving its goals. ahmad abdul hadi said that field facts ha

the security council, but the big question is whether this time the zionist regime will he be under the burden of implementing this resolution or will he violate it again? ali rajabi , united nations security council broadcasting news agency, new york. regarding the same question that my colleague mr. rajabi asked, i am having a conversation with mr. sohail kesirinejad, an expert on the issues of the zionist regime, who is a guest of the world program today . i am serving you and the dear viewers of israel, well, never use any of the international organizations and authorities as a reference. they don't accept it unless it is beneficial for them have their own naturally, if this resolution has anything to do with netanyahu's government , it can only be of interest to them. considering that it was a very vague resolution. that is , it is not clear exactly which side should do what , what are the steps , what are the events that are going to happen after these steps, probably hamas has a good approach. it will not have a positive effect on him , therefore, naturally , it will not bring anything to netanyahu's government either, because of this, the possibility that he wants to have

yesterday the united nations security council speak to the entire international community made it as cle be that this is what the world is looking for. 14 votes for, no votes against. something quite rare at the security council and that speaks everyone's vote is in except for one vote and that is hamas. that is what we wa for. it is on hamas to move forward with this proposal or not. clear what the entire international community wants to see and that so many families want to see. ■) is also what the people of gaza so desperately need. we have the prospect of an immediate cease-fire building toward an enduring one and tremendous relief for people in gaza. but also opening prospects for israel to build enduring security which is what this country needs and wanted from its eintegration in the region with its neighbors. being■g■z sure people who have been forced from their arms in the -- from their homes in the north can return home. security■ú that israel has not enjoyed. this proposal is a first step also down that path and in that we want to see i i met with p last night and he reaff

deal to the united nations security council. and these are a live pictures from the council chamber where members are expected to vote on the proposal later this our, the rock, this is audra 0 live from the also coming up. america's tom diplomats is in israel for talks on the situation and gaza. i made a push to prevent the conflict from spreading. and it comes as at least 8 palestinians are killed by israel's latest attacks and fun, eunice as fighting their intensifies in southern gaza. the and we begin the united nations where the us is trying to, to a cease fire plan presented by president joe biden last month. and we're about to see life pictures. i believe here they are a live view for you from the security council where a members will soon momentarily vote on the draft resolution. proposal includes uh, the exchange of the palestinian prisoners with is really captives. the partial withdrawal of is really forces from gaza. and at least in the 1st phase and over turns of displace palestinians to their homes. all right, let's

and for many years, russia, a permanent member of the united nations security council has been supporting this regime sanctions imposed against north korea. and because of its nuclear program. and now the war in the west is this. russia, which has a veto rights in the united nations security council, will, will use it's 2 to shields of the kendra on and his regime from sanctions. and this is something russia has already started the wing, and the worry that in the west is that's, that's the co, stronger cooperation with russia will, will make, came stronger in this regard. thank you so much for that update. that is, j gosh schumann, i'll scheme very much appreciate that of the south africa is a serial rama post. i have been sworn in for a 2nd term as president. the ceremony took place in the nelson mandela amp. a theater outside the government building and pretoria. remo post i will preside over a coalition government for the next 5 years after his african national congress party. the amc last is absolute majority and elections last month. that marks the end of 3 decades of dominance by th

but if they are going to come here to do what the united nations did in the past, i hope they don't. the united nations security council has also right the disability meant if i moved to a national security support mission to haiti to assist the haitian national police in their fight against criminal gangs. gave me a husband and to you to police contingent that will lead the mission. but it's not the 1st time forwarding troops had been deployed to haiti since he already 1900. there's been at least 3 following interventions, including a decades long occupation by the united states. the last 4, enforced through the country was a you in step i, station mission known as new stuff, which was deployed in 2004 after the rest. the engender trend that receives most haitians associate meaning staff to colorado out week that comes at least 9000 people the outbreak with linked to the united nations peacekeeping base. the also related to sex, one of you would like to see forces to come and help us go back to our lives. i don't want them to come in rape women, but to help us see the assassination of president job in anymore use. in

in the united nations security council will, will use its to, to shields control on. and his regime from sanctions. this is something russia has already started the wing, and the worry in the west is that's, that's the co, stronger corporation with russia will, will make, came stronger and disregard. thank you so much for that update. that is j gosh schuman l scheme. very much appreciate that. and we can bring you up to speed now with some other world news headlines. chad's president mohammed interested w, has visited the site of a deadly explosion in the capital in germany. now, at least 9 people were killed and dozens wounded. after a fire triggered the blasts and an ammunition depot on tuesday, the president called for future military storage sites to be located outside of cities. a blistering heat topping 48 degrees celsius has caused the death of hundreds of worshippers. during this years, hodge pilgrimage and saudi arabia thousands more, were affected by heat stroke. nearly 2000000 muslims for 22 countries took part in the pilgrimage this year, which ended with

in the united nations security council will, will use its to, to shields control on. and his regime from sanctions. this is something russia has already started the wing, and the worry in the west is that's, that's the co, stronger corporation with russia will, will make, came stronger and disregard. thank you so much for that update. that is j gosh schuman l scheme. very much appreciate that. and we can bring you up to speed now with some other world news headlines to south africa, africa as a single remo poster has been sworn in for a 2nd term as president. last month's election, solving a post as party, the amc moves it's absolute majority in parliament that for the 1st time since the end of apartheid. but it has now struck a deal to form what it calls a government of national unity. blistering heat, topping $48.00 degrees celsius has caused the death of hundreds of worshippers during this year's harsh pilgrimage and saudi arabia. thousands more were affected by heat stroke. nearly 2000000 muslims from 22 countries took part in the pilgrimage this year, which ended

so maybe by taking this to the united nations security council, getting it legally binding is one way of actually just forcing israel to come to the table. so let me just remind you, benjamin doesn't. yeah. who's covered his bind. i'll just see it out for more. probably thinking israel the news extended that decision on sunday. that's why your mind's been joining us from neighboring jordan. joining us from tennessee is really political commentator on go back. thank you very much indeed for being with us with regard to, to the, the cx 5 proposal that's being put forward, given the changes that we've seen it within the war cabinet of benjamin getting nothing. yahoo, i'm the increasing pressure of members of the fall right on in the coalition. where does that leave any room for maneuver if you like, for benjamin netanyahu, when it comes to accepting the ceasefire proposal that the us has put forward in the un has agreed to as well. i'll just add that. that is, what was the one who put it forward initially? this is not, this is a, a draft. it's not very different from the one is old. put

the united nations security council has approved a us back proposal for a cease fire. it was a cause for an exchange of captives for palestinians to return home. give her those on the reports for mondays votes asked the un headquarters in new york, the draft. the resolution has resulted a proposed ceasefire and guys presented by the united states when support and the security council, a clear diplomatic victory for the americans who block previous attempts to stop the fighting. over the past state months, this council has often faced divisions and the world has taken notice with understandable frustration. but there's another side to this story because today we adopted the 4th resolution on this kind of conflict. algeria, the era group representative on the council side with the us draft, almost guaranteeing it would receive overwhelming support from other council members, revolted in favor of the task. here's a lucian submitted by the united states because we believe it comes to the present step for toward an immediate and last thing, she's far off. so after the vote,

israeli operations should stop and the united nations security council has a role to play.e down to avoid regional escalation, in particular in lebanon where we are working on de-escalation and on the institutional aspect into both countries working with both and indeed all stakeholdersy] to ensure that all parties come back to their senses. regarding iran, we know the same thing. there is an all out escalation, unprecedented attacks against israel. operations of destabilization and the iranian nuclear program. both countries are determined to bring pressure to bear to counter this trend, and this was demonstrated recently a few days ago by jointly adopting a resolution at the international atomic energy agency, the we do not wish to apply doublee. standards, and that is why we coordinate our efforts in africa, the crisis in sudan, the crisis in the east. the democratic republic ofut th. our two countries with a sense of leadership will address the challenges of our time, especially those touching the most vulnerable countries. we do wish to achieve a fair international ord

in a letter to the secretary general and president of the united nations security council, the acting minister of foreign affairs once again emphasized the vital role and inevitable responsibility of the united nations for the crimes committed by the zionist regime in the occupied palestinian territories. mr. bagheri pointed out that the international community is legally and morally obliged to stop and prevent the genocide of the palestinian nation and all their human needs must be guaranteed immediately and unhindered. bagheri by stating that the united nations has a duty to all member countries if they want to refrain from cooperating with the aggressor regime , he said: this cooperation can be seen as an accomplice in committing the latest crimes. and have their international responsibility. also, the security council should assume its responsibilities against the united nations charter. in a statement, the hamas movement welcomed the adoption of the ceasefire resolution in the gaza strip at the un security council meeting . in this statement, it is stated that this movement has b

major powers in the world, both both... countries are permanent, permanent members of the united nations security councilyone knows this, so i think that the rapprochement of these states, i think that should be aimed at maintaining peace, stability, security, not only in region and throughout the world, this is firstly, and secondly... as for vietnam, both, russia and china, are comprehensive strategic partners of our country, we are developing relations with china and russia worldwide, suffice it to say that too last year. chinese president c. simpin is making a state visit to vietnam, this year today we are having a state visit by president putin to vietnam, this is fully consistent with the goals and interests of vietnam’s independent foreign policy. in addition, we understand that russia always stands for maintaining peace and stability in the region, and as for the situation in the eastern sea, the tension and situation there that has arisen recently, we hope that russia. will advocate the maintenance of peace, stability, free navigation, free air traffic in the eastern sea, in accordance with inte

the united nations security council has voted to support a us back the ceasefire proposal between israel and him us. the resolution of proves a 3 phase plan presented by president joe biden, aims to end the war and gaza. the us, as israel has accepted the plan from us. welcome to a resolution in a statement. shortly after the about us secretary of state anthony blank and his back in the middle east to push for the gaza cease fire plan he met with as really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. earlier in the day he held talks.

bless you for the good work in a letter to the secretary general and president of the united nations security council, akbarullah parast of the ministry of foreign affairs reiterated the vital role and inevitable responsibility of the united nations for the crimes of the zionist regime. emphasized in the occupied territories of palestine. mr. bagheri pointed out that there is no safe place for palestinians in gaza. the international community is legally and morally obliged to stop and prevent the genocide of the palestinian nation and all their human needs must be provided and guaranteed immediately and unhindered. he stated that the un has a duty to ask all member countries to cooperate with the regime the aggressor said: this cooperation can be considered as an accomplice in committing the latest crimes and will result in their international responsibility. also, the security council should assume its responsibilities against the united nations charter . the acting minister of foreign affairs asked the secretary general of the united nations to use all available tools with the cooperation of the me

and in that time, almost the entire world came out in support of it, including the united nations security council, but also the horribly, virtually every country in this region and well beyond israel accepted the proposal post and you know, it's already accepted. the proposal from us was the one answer we were waiting for . and the answer that we got last night that was submitted to cutter was submitted to egypt. and to us as a mediators. and this process, unfortunately, was not the yes that everyone else that provided it was looking for more changes to the, to the agreement, including changes on items that i'm also had previously accepted. so the hard reality is we could have a ceasefire. we put a maybe had a ceasefire 12 days ago, but we don't in this moment because some of us has not said yes that we have. i think some changes that mazda is looking for that are workable, that we can try to close the gap on there. are others that are not workable? so we have to see in the days ahead whether we can actually close the gaps. i think that the gaps are our bridge level, but just because they are doe

t important thing that can be done is for the ceasefire put intoac the support of the united nations security council and had -- secured the unanimous support of israel'eaning it has the type of critical affirmation by important stake across the world, such that we have a real opportunity to a peace plan, in its first phase of three, immediate ceasefire, lock in the military gains that have been made by the israeli defensees in its effort to decisively defeat hamas, allow for humanitarian assistance to be surged immediately and consistently on behalf ofe a path so that every single hostage can be returned. instead of always tr what is being done by my senate respect to a matter of important foreign policy, perhaps the extreme maga republicans shouldeaning in to lifting up the peace plan that has significant stakeholder support. acle to peace right now is the failure of hamas negotiators to agree t the region, including amongst >> thank you. >>eader, i talked to congressman glenn thompson you talked about the progress of the farm bill, cam bipartisan support. obviously there's been talk in the senate

the united nations security council held a meeting to review the situation in afghanistan. in this meeting , the ambassador of iran's permanent representative to the united nations considered the terrorist threats inside afghanistan as one of the major concerns and said: iran is concerned about the ability of the afghan ruling body to deal with this threat. it is doubtful. mr. irani referring to iran's efforts to help rebuild afghanistan. countering extremism and terrorism in this country, he said: iran actively participates in regional initiatives to encourage dialogue with afghanistan. western countries that occupied afghanistan for more than 20 years must fulfill their obligations in rebuilding this country to fight terrorism. spokesperson of the ministry of interior of the taliban, the secretary general's recent report. he rejected the un report on afghanistan's security situation and called it far from reality. abdul matin ghane said: the united nations always tries to to show afghanistan as insecure and unstable. this organization should present its reports according t

security council. the spokesperson of the united nations announced that this work is based on. the legal mechanism established by the security council is implemented. of the six serious violations recognized by the united nations in relation to children during military attacks and wars, the zionist regime in just 8 months in the past, these four crimes against children have been committed continuously. killing and maiming children, attacking schools and hospitals, kidnapping children. and depriving children of humanitarian access , the undeniable fact of these crimes finally made un secretary general antonio guterres decide to blacklist the name of the zionist regime in his annual report on children and military conflicts. child -killing regimes that harm children directly in military conflicts, a matter confirmed by the un spokesperson. non-stop attacks by the zionist regime on the children of gaza it is indescribable and unprecedented. children are now suffering and exposed to harm more than anyone else in terms of food and all aspects of their lives are in serious danger. the

united nations security council has adopted a resolution endorsing a cx 5 proposal announced by president by the resolution calls on have asked to accept the 3 phase plan aimed at ending the 8 month war and gaza. 14 security council members supported the proposal without any budget upstanding resolution uh, just as route on time as to fully implement the terms of the deal without delay or condition. the proposal includes a permanent end to hostilities. the return of these rarely hostages, the major multi year reconstruction plan for garza washington correspondent benjamin alvarez group. groupon told me what based vote means in practical terms. so this resolution welcome this 3, say, see, say a plan that president biden laid out 2 weeks ago, and the resolution also goes into detail about this proposal. is it spells out that, and i quote, if the negotiations between israel and from mazda it take longer than 6 weeks for phase one, that's before they come to the next one. the ceasefire will still continue as long as negotiations between both the parts continue. there was some amendments to a

as i mentioned, our position has been read to rated the numerous resolutions of the united nations security council immediate ceasefire. so by doing here see the liberation of all hostages was the end of the palestinians held in these route as well as the solution of the items for military initiates young. and the resumption of the beginning of the talks to establish a palestinian state. you should put it in moscow. we have held any truth that listing and meeting, and several meetings are in fact the last one took place at the end of january, the beginning of february of this year. it involved all of the palestine impressions, including how most of the toxic for the 1st time for the meeting of these kind and attend the adoption of a joint declaration of goods. and for the 1st time, everyone including hum us, expressed their willingness to bring the ranks of the palestinians to get to using the palestinian liberation organization as the platform forthcoming efforts, this was on president the goals and the resumption of palestinians. unit $22.00 is explained by the fact that only a united dependence

united nations. the un security council endorsed a ceasefire proposal for gaza on monday.r eight months of war. the resolution urges both hamas and israel to fully and quickly implement the three—phase plan. 1a countries voted in favour, and russia abstained. us ambassador to the un linda thomas—greenfield says the resolution shows hamas that the international community is united. colleagues, today this council sent a clear message to hamas. accept the ceasefire deal on the table.

ali rajabi, sada and sima news agency, united nations security council, new york. here in the land of revelation and at the world hajj congress, you can only see the palestinian flag and the ihram clothes of the pilgrims who came from the west bank since the zionist attack on gaza in in these eight months in the west bank, there has been less than a day when the body of a martyr has not been buried. before their arrival, this local palestinian official says, each of these pilgrims carries a mission and a message. they carry the message. the message of the devastating attack on gaza is the message of the besieged palestinians, and they are carrying the message of the spilled blood with them. hajjaj, the message of oran palestine in mecca. portó juan, pero con zapatos apparently appropriados, mira ahí cuando nos narraba la situación, ahí el bombero como que lo atrapa, acorrala contra estructura del edificio, d lombardi y lo que dice. the fact that a university president pays attention to managing the persian language center, and another university president does not

the united nations security council approving its first resolution endorsing a cease-fire plan aimedt ending the israel-hamas war. the vote on the u.s. sponsored resolution was 14-0 with russia abstaining. the u.s. says israel has suspected the plan announced by president biden. it is urging hamas to do likewise. foreign policy correspondent gillian turner is at the white house tonight. gillian, good evening. >> gillian: hi, good evening to you, trace. the biden administration right now is putting on a full-court press to try and get a cease-fire deal in place in gaza as well as free the remaining hostages in hamas captivity. that effort was on full display today. both in the middle east and here at home. >> a short while ago, the united nations security council passed president biden's proposed cease-fire deal. it's been approved by israel and with hamas for consideration for over 10 days. the vote comes as president biden returns to the white house where protesters against him handling of the war brought their message to his doorstep over the weekend. biden's re-election. >> we cha

security council meeting, but the big question is whether the burden of the zionist regime will fall under the burden of implementing this resolution or will it violate it again . ali rajabi, united nations security council broadcasting news agency, new york. oh god, oh god, oh god, oh god, oh lord , far away from the burden of serving all the large numbers of the sick and the injured that reach me in gaza city, and all the injuries of the children, that is, i am not talking about the large numbers of the injured in the midst of me, this al-gharah al-asmariyah, which is in the middle of the crowd , in the middle of this crowd and the middle this is a difficult situation al-aqsa al-aqsa teh al-aqsa tahreb. the one on the right side of the picture who is making a sound , two or three days ago he finished his work with a gun. the reserve soldier of the occupying army was sent to gaza from october 7 of last year on october 15, behind the american fighter jets that were carrying one-person bombs. they would open it for them. people's houses that were spared from the bombing were destroyed on their heads. here, for example, as he wrote, a house has been razed to the ground, the next customer i

security council and the united nations at large remain the cor policy towards finding a solution, today the latestinvestigation says israel committed crimes against n, is the word israel's also -- [inaudible] at the icc and lastly, you said there are no red lines for israel. is that still case? and if there is, what will this mean for yourself and the u.s.ad if my question for the prime minister it isn't the first time that we're very close to deal and then we seem to be moving away from parties to this conflict, one that wants to negotiate a solution and there's another one which wants to continue the war. do you believe that isp" flict, human rights, and we have a number of our own processes within the u.s. administration including within my department to assess whether israel or other combatant in any other conflict is adheringe put out a report a few weeks ago that went number of -- through in some detail a that had been raised both in terms of the loss of life and killing of people as well as the provision of humanitariany well documented report and we continue to do the work to ma

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ali rajabi, united nations security council broadcasting news agency, new york. natural spaces with a completely historical and indigenous flavor. we are like workers or employees. i was not unemployed and i started this collection and thank god for an income for me and for the people of this region, the style of the room is traditional, like sistane, and then it's in the direction of baluchistan. before, there was no job here , it was just the killing of gazelles. they came and went. now nearly 50 people are working here all the time . the place and atmosphere were very suitable. it was a very stylish and beautiful tour of local food. it was very good and we used the historical and tourism capacities of the mythical land of sistan baluchistan in recent years . it has followed ecotourism places. out of the 158 units of tourist facilities that are active in sistan baluchistan province, 65 are related it is with the field of ecology. well, we are trying to increase this number to more than 200 units of tourism facilities by attracting investors and supporting inves

doctor mentioned, you are bad at the resolutions issued by the united nations security council or other institutions against the scientific regime, if you check the history or generally by the united states. it has been vetoed or if a weak resolution has been issued. the security council guarantee is actually international law , but this guarantee is only operational and implemented where it is in conflict with the interests of the great powers, and the zionist regime, if we expect the security council to come and take action against it. they should encircle it or threaten it , we shouldn't expect this at all, but fortunately , the public opinion of the world is turning, and this discourse that is being formed today forces the domination system to review the norms of the domination system and try to play its own game. at least apply moderation and the same decision that the court gave is the same decision that the united nations assembly gave regarding terrorists. a change is happening in this international discourse. thank you very much to both of you for your presence in the half-day

zionist regime. reduce debt in to confirm your statement, if it was like this, well , the united nations security council and other legal regimes such as the human rights council were active and passive , so this dominance of america continues more or less. for now, he is in power, unless there is pressure behind him, we should remember that in the world of international relations, mr. seifi, and in the experience of the history of human wars, we have an element called the element of war. but there is a difference, some are legitimate attackers, some are they are legitimate defenders, some are not illegitimate attackers, they are illegitimate defenders. doctor, we are going to address this issue , in any case, what factors caused that now, apart from the discussions to reduce the pressure on america and the zionist regime, what other factors such as public opinion is involved , we are talking, but let us communicate with mr. dr. seyed hadi seyed. o expert on west asian issues, let's hear his explanations, mr. doctor. hello, good time. i am also at your service, dear guest . greetings, i offer my courtesy

ali rajabi, sada and sima news agency, united nations security council, new york. we are facing a severe shortage of military personnel ready to serve in the israeli army, and the exemption of the haredi from military service should not be approved. despite this warning from the chief of staff of the zionist army about the severe shortage of military personnel , the ruling coalition proposed a bill to extend the exemption of haredi jews. approved military service. approval of a bill to exempt 13 people from the population of about 9 million people in the occupied territories the war in gaza after haredi members of netanyahu's cabinet were threatened that they will withdraw from the alliance with the likud party if the exemption is not extended. he is trying to prevent the collapse of the cabinet by passing this law, and in this way he wants haredi leaders. he will continue to stick to the coalition with his party, but by doing this , he will arouse the anger of the opposition and this can have bad consequences for him. however, the zionist settlers protested the ex

the united nations security council votes in favour of an american resolution calling for an immediate elections. as hospitals are payable for blood donors and declare a critical incident we explore how russian cyber criminals are deliberately focusing attacks on public services. tonight, rishi sunak admitted it is now harder for people to have their own home under a conservative government. in a bbc interview with nick robinson, he was also asked about leaving the d—day commemorations early and his party's tax plans. our political editor chris mason reports. one of the key things we want to do in this election is put your questions to those seeking your support. we are calling it your voice, your vote. you told us how much housing matters to you so we put that directly to the prime minister tonight. having your own home has got harder under the conservative _ government, hasn't it? it has got harder and i want to make sure that it is easier and what we will do is notjust build homes in the right places and do that in a way that is sensitive to local communities but make sure we suppor

and in that time, almost the entire world came out in support of it, including the united nations security council, but also the horribly, virtually every country in this region. and well beyond the israel accepted the proposal post and you know, sorry, accepted the proposal from us was the one answer we were waiting for. and the answer that we got last night that was submitted to cutter was submitted to egypt. and to us, as mediators, and this process unfortunately was not the yes that everyone else that provided it was looking for more changes to the, to the agreement, including changes on items that a must have previously accepted. well, as, as rarely strikes continue says it's been showing positivity and says find negotiations on like israel, which has never voiced any approval to this latest proposal. the group is calling on washington to pressure the israeli government and push the process forward. the main lobby is really minute tree is targeting the central and southern areas of the strip. hissing heavily populated refugee camps and those areas several have been his in central garza over t

the united nations security council has voted to support a us back ceasefire proposal between israel and him. us. the resolution of proves a 3 phase plan presented by president joe biden, aims to end the war and gaza. the us, as israel has accepted the plan from us. welcome the resolution in a statement. shortly after the about us secretary of state anthony blinking is back in the middle east to push for the gaza ceasefire plan. you met with as really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. earlier in the day he held talks.

security council and the united nations at large remain the cornerstone for your policy towards findinglution, today the latest u.n. investigation says israel committed crimes against humanity including extermination, is the word used. and israel's also -- [inaudible] at the icc and lastly, you said there are no red lines for israel. is that still the case? and if there is, what willmean for yourself and the u.s. administration? if my question for the prime minister it isn't the first time that we're actually, we came very close to deal and then we seem to be moving away from it. you have said that there are two parties to this conflict, one that wants to negotiate a solution and there's another one which wants to continue the war. do you believe that is still the case? and if you still hope that there can be a deal that can be salvaged what gives you that hope in thank you of. >> thank you. as i said, we have a proposal that president biden put forward 12 days ago. israel accep t proposal. the entire world got behind the proposal. hamas came back and has now asked for changes to that p

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