next to that, the united nations world food program he warned that the people of gaza are hungry. 9 out of 10 people in gaza cannot eat daily. this situation has caused the spokesperson of unicef to make such a comparison. i was there when such hardship and hunger forced the people of ukraine to flee. at that time the world. he opened his arms to them. now i don't understand why the world has closed its eyes. out of 2.4 million people in gaza, 1 million 900 thousand people are displaced. according to unicef, one million of these refugees are children. well, we come to the end of tonight's program. good night goodbye. the total number of years of imprisonment before he was released in the war of loyalty to freedom, on october 18 , 2011, israel suffered the biggest military loss in history, and it is the number required for yahya ibrahim al-sanwar, the leader of hamas in the gaza strip. he was born in the khan yunis camp , south of the gaza strip, on october 29, 1922. ali al -bachelor's degree in arabic language from al jamia al-islamiya, baghza terrace, during the course of the jamia , t

united nations world food program about hunger in. the gaza strip warned and stressed: aids are not enough to deal with the lack of food in gaza, and at least 97 families in the north of the gaza strip are facing severe food shortages, so that 9 out of 10 people spend a day without food. they eat. the survey of the world food program shows that between 83 and 97 families. they do not eat enough food. the world food program added: in some areas , 90% of families do not eat any food during a day and night, and 18% of families do not eat in a month. in the past, they did not have food for more than 10 days. the scenario of the danger of famine is real, i warned you before the cities of the refugee settlement agency in gaza, al-unorva , the relief and employment agency for palestinian refugees, unrova, a few months ago about the dangerous scenario. he warned of hunger in gaza, stressing that the food rations they offer have been reduced since the start of the war. the united nations has sounded the alarm, raising concerns about starvation

the officials of the countries , we are going to present a report about the meeting of the united nations worldugee assembly in geneva. it is ready to be broadcast . what you said, well, these are experiences, first of all, no country is willing to accept israel's minister in the arabian sea and the red sea, despite the americans' request and efforts to form a regional coalition. what should they do to create it with england, but until this moment that i am at your service, no country has been willing to come to this conflict because their vessels are not ready in the red sea and the arabian sea. the distance from the syrian arabian sea is almost the same. be willing to sacrifice themselves to israel. in this situation , no one is willing to do this. my americans cannot do it alone. why do you say this? now the americans themselves are taking a very conservative position and it is as if they are keeping silent, as if they have closed their eyes. and it's as if the events don't happen in you here, therefore, this issue cannot be done . the second thing that was reported was that the americans ar

the arrest or killing of the medical team of this hospital asked the united nations world health organization to save the besieged of this hospital in northern gaza. the spokesman of this ministry of home affairs announced that the zionist regime is committing a pure and genocidal crime ethnic reconciliation is complete in gaza. according to the spokesman of the palestinian ministry of health, 22 hospitals and 46 health and treatment centers are out of order throughout the gaza strip. according to the ministry of home affairs announced that 24 people were martyred in the past few hours after the zionist attack on two houses in rafah. in addition to rafah , the city of khanyounes in the south of the gaza strip was attacked several times today. in the center, an air attack on a house located in nasirat camp left 17 martyrs. in the bombing of a house in al-maghazi camp , the same number were martyred and wounded. he said that hunger is lurking in everyone and many people in gaza they have not eaten for two or three days. after visiting the gaza strip, the head of this agency described the situat

united nations called for an immediate stop to the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza. these aid organizations warned that the conditions in gaza are the worst they have ever witnessed anywhere else in the world. at the same time, the ambassadors of the member countries of the organization of islamic cooperation in the united nations , including the ambassador of the islamic republic of iran , appeared to the reporters in a joint action and announced that a resolution in order to establish this very disgusting and shameful situation that israel easily kills children in gaza. while most of the member states of the united nations, including the 57 members of the organization of islamic cooperation , want the immediate establishment of a permanent ceasefire in gaza, the us delegation in the united nations reiterated its previous position of opposing the establishment of a permanent ceasefire in gaza. a march in support of palestine and protests against zionist crimes were held in several countries. thousands of yemenis came to the streets in saada city in support of palestine and declared their support for the palestinian people. the participants in this march issued a statement supporting the o

it is very serious, besides , the united nations world food program has warned that the people of gaza hungry. 9 out of 10 people in gaza cannot eat daily. this situation has caused the spokesperson of unicef to make such a comparison. i was there when such famine and hunger forced the people of ukraine to flee. at that time, the world opened its arms to them. now i don't understand why the world has closed its eyes. we arrived at a new city, a city with a reputation for authenticity and quality. the beginning of the cultural campaign. najwa in ilam , khairana's leadership in la liga with the defeat of barcelona the win of manchester city and tottenham in the premier league and the stop of rome in the serie a in italy, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad , and hasten their fate. greetings and good time to you, dear viewers , welcome to sports news. najwa cultural campaign started in ilam as the first province in the country. the presence of a group of national heroes in iran. najwa campaign or the philanthropy of

the united nations world food program says palestinians in the gast strip are facing alarming levels of hunger due to lack of food. in a report, the un agency says that at least 97% of household in northern gaza have inadequate food consumption with nine out of 10 people going one full day and night without food. this is while southern gaza has also been experiencing cute food shortages with the third households is said to be suffering from severe or very severe hunger. since the onset is really onslot. over 1200 trucks can food aid have entered the besege palian territory, but the wfb in its reports 100 trucks with food are neede each day to meet the basic needs of the civilian population in gaza. israels on gaza have forced palestinians to live in squal tent camps without basic necessities. take a listen to some palestinians telling about the dire situation in those caps. the conditions. extremely challenging when the rains start to fall rush cover the tent trying to stop water filteration, the situation is extremely difficult as we have been striving to secure food, water and fire

from hammed to rafa and they were all killed. this is the occupation and its actions. the united nations world food program says palestinians in the gaza east alarming levels of hunger due to lack of food. in a report, the un agency says at least 97% of households in northern gaza have inadequate food consumption with nine out of 10 people going one full day and night without food. this is a while southern gaza has also been experiencing a cute food shortages with a third of households is said to be suffering from severe or very severe hunger since the onset of the israeli onslot on gaza over 1200 trucks carrying food aid have entered the besieged palestinian territory however wfp in this report says 100 tricks with food needed each day to meet basic needs of the civilian population in gaza. the southern strip is really. under heavy israeli bombardment. un officials war no place in gaza is safe a mid israel's fresh air rates and evacuation orders. as a result of israel's conduct of hostilities and his orders for people to leave the north and pass of the south, hundreds of thousands are being c

participation in the united nations world refugee forum is the next program of the foreign minister on his trip to geneva. mojtaba shah soni correspondent of geneva broadcasting agency. the capital increase of 50 thousand billion tomans of melli and sepe banks will be done by the end of december. according to a member of the board of directors of national bank, this capital increase will happen from the place of issuing bonds and for the first time in the last 12 years for state banks. basically, banks can give 12 times the amount of capital they have to education his science is related to money creation, but he can do 12 times the capital they have. give education to different economic sectors and dear people and economic enterprises. naturally, capital increase of any hundred will help 12 times the ability to donate to the banks . the place of renewal of the property and the effect of the land is good, money to the bank. it has not entered the fact that now this debate will confirm the release of almost new money bonds to the banks. in this way, research day was recorded in the natio

displaced from ham to rafa and they were all killed, this is the occupation and his actions, the united nations world food program says palestinians in the gaz street are facing alarming levels of hunger due to lack food. in a report the un agency says that least 79 or 97% of household in northern gaza have inadequate food consumption nine out of 10 people going one full day and night with food. this is southern gaza has also been experiencing acute food shortages with a third of households said to be suffering from severe or very severe hunger, since the on the israel of 1200 trucks carrying food aid have entered beseged palestinian territory, but the wfb in its reports says 100 trucks with food needed each day to the basic needs of the civilian population in gaza. in the move, then secretary general has what is considered to be the most powerful diplomatic tool to turn the attention of the security council toward the humanitarian crisis and the beseg gaza strip. given the scale of the loss of human. in gaza and in israel in such a short amount of time, the secretary general has today delivered lett

the united nations world food programme says around half of gaza's population is now facing very severeed to vote later on a draft resolution that calls for an "urgent and sustainable cessation of hostilities" to allow safe and unhindered humanitarian access in the gaza strip. israel, meanwhile, says the three hostages it mistakenly killed in gaza on friday used leftover food to write signs pleading for help. officials have admitted that killing the men who were holding a white flag was a breach of "rules of engagement". a lot to discuss. with me now is bbc arabic correspondent said shehata. once again, good morning to you. let's talk about jabalia to begin with. 90 people killed in a day according to the two officials. it in a day according to the two officials. , ., ., officials. it is another tragedy _ officials. it is another tragedy adding - officials. it is another tragedy adding to - officials. it is anotherj tragedy adding to the officials. it is another- tragedy adding to the death toll, which is more than 18,500 according to a health authority in gaza. one of the 90 people, 35

the united nations world food program says the food supply chain inside the strip has completely collapsed. it's wanting the entire population is facing an immediate risk of starvation. julie, i go reports now. the palestinians like these spending hours and even days outside una distribution centers in garza to get what type of food they come off and that disappointed the medicine. i was just, i came at 6 in the evening waiting of the agencies. the way to my children is starving. you can't find even a bite to bred. our children is suffering due to the lack of bread and the lack of food. we're being told that we would get flour bread, but that was not true. the united nations says no bakery has been active in the northern cause, a strip for a month, due to a lock, a few electricity will to slower others has been destroyed along with funds and food shots. starvation and illness is spreading on the wall top organization says more people will eventually be killed by disease then by isabel's bombardment. is showing how to get a fee on the, on the is the diseases, the pain and what his health is

the 7th that includes almost $8000.00 children, united nations world food program says the food supply chain inside the strip as completely collapsed. it's warning the entire population is facing an immediate risk of starvation. for us is facing growing criticism. after using its veto to block the draft, un security council resolution cooling for an immediate cease far. it came off to the secretary general antonio gutierrez. she invoked to really use the article of the you and shot to directing the security council digit to discuss what he called a humanitarian disaster posing a threat to world peace and security. kristen, so let me reports from new york. the secretary general made his case for an immediate humanitarian cease fire and gaza, noting it's not just bombs threatening civilians, but also a lack of food, water, and medicine. the risk of collapse of the military and system is fundamental. the link through the complete lack of safety and security is the for all the stuff in gaza and with the nature and the intensity of community federal potations, which i cc and the lead me thi

the united nations world food program for city chases the delivery through all came griff, is committed to the navy, approximately 300000 tons of mineral fertilizers to developing nations. the initiative, leave the aides, the unprecedented level of crisis and prevent scrub losses in countries. the face, the risk of famine and back here in russia winter festivities at the international expo are underway and ready to keep costs the new year with a wide range of events from holiday decorations board ships. to parades with fi, the frost. there's a little something for every member of a family i take corresponded cost down to him, printed by low reports. the bit inside the machine grounds have turned into a mass of showcase of rush and this many regions views. as we wait for the new year's celebrations, anyone visiting the russia expo internationally, suspicion can already immerse themselves and the magical joyful atmosphere of along the way to the holidays. let's try it for ourselves. we arrive in moscow yesterday and we came here looking for new and exciting experiences. the expo is simply

loaded onto a vessel in the port of vin. spill in latvia, and it's now enbridge to nigeria, the united nations world food program facilitated the delivery for all cam group is committed to donating approximately $300000.00 tons of mineral for to lies a to developing nations, the initiative and leave. it's the unprecedented global food crisis. the prevent scrub losses in countries to face the risk of finding the well uh those are the stories this out. thank you so much for sticking with us. i'll be back up on top of the hour. what's most or is the of the the wake of not having written down when you say no. now why why, why, why being can you label it out monday. the only problem that week i'm told that the.

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the united nations world health organization and other trusted human international rights groups rely on the numbers. these groups have said they have no reason not to believe the health ministries figures. these organizations have found that gazis numbers have been accurate in past conflicts. historically past conflicts stack up to the figures released by the gaza health ministry after the last two major conflicts in 2009 and 2014, you can see the numbers provided by the idf are actually very similar to those provided to the gaza health ministry. they are not exactly the same but they tend to be quite similar. additionally, the gaza health administration counts have largely been consistent with the u.n.'s personal tallies in those prior conflicts. whatever we think of hamas, history suggests that they do not exaggerate the number of casualties that result from their conflicts from israel. our standards team also considers the scale of the destruction. based on the footage of the destruction in gaza it is clear that the death toll would need to be on par with what the gaza health mini

using western- made toxic substances, and then... initiated within the structures of the united nations and worldnew company accusing our country of allegedly deliberately using chemical weapons. according to available information , the sbu is actively participating in the preparation of such a provocation, which has attracted the ukrainian company reolab, located in kiev, to cooperation. it specializes in the import of chemical reagents and precursors. purchased from germany through this company in october-november of this year. honival research chemicals. the united states did not achieve its goals in the war in ukraine. this was stated by a german general in retired harold kuet. according to him, russia has become stronger militarily, and western sanctions have not had the stated effect. from a military point of view, the situation is developing in favor of russia, definitely. ukraine has big losses. russia became stronger thanks to partial mobilization. the lever that ukraine put into action to change the situation in its favor, i mean a big offensive, did not bring any success. also, the for

and now united nations world food program is saying more than half at the families in gaza are starvingnd that 90% are food insecure. that doesn't exist anywhere in the world right now where 50% of the population is starving. that has to stop. that is why we need to cease-fire, to end those realities. nermeen: we just have a minute to come if you can respond to the pole that was released earlier this week where it is clear the majority of americans are opposed to the biden administration's policy but in a perplexing finding, a number of them say they would in the 2024 election vote for trump instead as a result? >> i can't explain it. i don't know exactly what the show was that they asked and that is always a key part of how they get answers like this. i think what is key is the first thing you said, there is massive opposition in this country to what the biden administration is doing. 80% of democrats, president biden's own party, want a cease-fire now. we are seeing massive opposition within the state department, within the white house -- the white house interns, these young ambitious

israel into account means that it's undermining the whole structure and not of the united nations and of how the world governing..." is can operate, and i think that is very dangerous situation that we're in, and i think the united nations itself is in chapady as a organization and as body to move forward about the un and its role, it's legitimacy as body, but do you think the fact that so many countries voted for that resolution at the un general assembly ended up isolating the united states and israel and number of other countries who should be named and shamed of course um... for for not having done so absolutely, mean it exposes the the the globe in a way that unlike any other time the fact that almost 90% the world wants a cease fire, two nations, in particularly united states supporting israel and united kingdom abstaining, shows that they are isolated in the world, it also shows the hypocrisy of these two countries, in particularly britain and usa, that they cannot go around the world and talk about democracy, the principles of humanitarian law and the right of self-determination when they them

ruled out. production, in order to then initiate a new campaign in the structures of the united nations and the worldntry of allegedly deliberately using chemical weapons. according to available information , the sbu is actively participating in the preparation of such a provocation, which has attracted a ukrainian company located in kiev to cooperation. president, such a vote will take place in 29 regions; the head of the central election committee, ella ponfilova, spoke about other topics in an interview with our channel. ella alexandrovna, hello hello. well, probably, now all the informational reasons are related to the upcoming presidential elections, we will definitely touch on this topic, discuss it, there are indeed questions, but let’s start with the results. what work has the central election commission done in 2023? what are you ending the year with? well, as always, we did a great job, large-scale, in a number of parameters, it was qualitatively different from previous periods, although the groundwork for the introduction of innovation, new technologies and various, let’s say, interesting,

the united charter allows for regional security arrangements and the nations of this hemisphere decided long ago against the military presence of outside powers. our other allies around the world have also been alerted. sixth, under the charter of the united nations. we are asking tonight that an emergency meeting of the security council convoked without delay to take action against this soviet threat to world peace. our resolution will call for the prompt dismantling and withdrawal of all offensive weapons in cuba under the supervision of u.n. observers before the quarantine. can be lifted. seventh, and finally, i call upon chairman to halt and eliminate this clandestine, reckless and provocative threat to peace and to stable between our two nations. i call upon him further to abandon this course of world domination and to join an historic effort to, end the perilous arms race, and to transform the history of man. he has an opportunity now to move the world back from the abyss of destruction by returning to his government's own words that it had no need to stay in missiles outside its own territory and withdrawing these weapons from cuba by refraining from any action which wi

all global international organizations, then we need to understand one simple thing: the united nations, the world well, almost all of them were formed in the middle of the 20th century, under certain rules that were agreed upon following the second world war, to be precise in yalta and in a bipolar world. states are other centers of, well, let’s say, regional integration, why? because globalization is being changed by regional trends, i think that the world will be reassembled through various regions, regional unions, and this is already clearly visible literally everywhere. by the thirtieth year we will already see more or less clearly the configuration of the future world. this process will not happen completed, but the parameters of this process will already be clear to... for everyone, i would also like to draw your attention to the theme of the assembly, this year it sounded like this: the osce in times of crisis, and then there are responses to challenges, and so on. what crisis? we are talking about, well, first of all, i want to start with the fact that this is still a very modest formula

united nations world food program says the food supply chain inside the strip is complete. the collapse this morning. the entire population is facing and immediate risk of starvation to lead. i guess, as this report, palestinians like these spending hours and even days outside u. n. a distribution centers in garza to get what type of food they come with. often that disappointed the thought, i'm going to say i was just, i came at 6 in the evening waiting of the agency's door way to my children and starving. you can't find even a bite to bred. our children is suffering due to the lack of bread, the lack of food. we're being told that we would get flour bread, but that was not true. the united nation says no bakery has been active in the northern cause, a strip for a month, due to a lock of fuel electricity will to slower others has been destroyed along with funds and food shots. starvation and illness is spreading on the wall top organization says more people will eventually be killed by disease, then bite israel's been bought and then is showing how to get the fee on the, on

world health organization in rafah said: the service conditions of the hospitals in the gaza strip are very difficult and stormy. this official of the health organization. jahani asked the united nations to help the world health organization in providing aid to the palestinian people by implementing an immediate ceasefire . the united nations special rapporteur on palestinian human rights criticized the zionist regime for targeting civilians and hospitals. francesca albans said: despite all these genocidal crimes against the palestinian nation, some countries remained silent and under media pressure. they do not take an influential position towards the zionist regime. the iraqi islamic resistance announced the drone attack on the us military base in erbil. referring to this attack, an official of the us ministry of defense said that since october 25, us forces in syria and iraq have been targeted by resistance forces at least 16 times. islamic resistance of iraq. on monday , the us military base in the west of the country was targeted by an explosive drone. congress of poetry and stories of resistance sacrifice ended its work by presenting the best works. iranian and foreign poets and

it seems that the united nations wants world peace , and then with these actions it says that there is nothing wrong with such massacres. while some americans are concerned about the fact that the zionist regime continues its attacks against the palestinian people, it seems that this issue is covered in the mainstream media around the world , which are owned by the countries that support this regime. its importance has diminished, but these demonstrators here, who gather around the israeli embassy every week, seek to remind people that the israeli army kills an innocent woman or child every few minutes. end of this news section. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, welcome to the football magazine program . we will start the program with news from iranian football. mahmoud fakhri , the head coach of the fans, who was summoned to the ethics committee due to his comments against the referee of this team's game against persepolis, ashkan soharri, in the meeting before the game. bode told reporters after holding this meeting: referees who are fans of other tea

of violation of human rights according to the standards of the united nations, and what we have seen in south africa is a threat to world peace and security. at that year, most of the member states of the united nations voluntarily severed their political relations with south africa. over the course of the initial sanctions , it led to the formation of the ayeya assembly or racism. 3 years later , academics joined the list of boycotters and refused to give speeches and accept projects related to south africa. fifa banned south african athletes from participating in international competitions. the 1964 olympics were held in many disciplines without the sports community of this country. four years later in the 1970 olympics athletes. 50 countries announced that in the presence of south africa this will boycott the olympic games. international insistence and pressure continued until south africa was completely removed from the games. in the same years that the international community recognized the south african government as an apartheid government, america had a double attitude towards this country. the name of nelson ma

united nations headquarters, they've used this in order to امنی سازمان. moves and to take advantage. diplomatic efforts and interaction with major players and also with international bodies with the united nations, with members of the world organization of islamic cooperation with the human rights council of the un and all the other bodies and organizations that can play a role in this, we have had interactions with them, we have contacted them, we have talk to them and we'll continue with the interaction, and we will spare no effort to provide whatever amount of support for the people. this is a disaster for humanity, this is a crime against humanity, if this crime goes unpunished, then that will be a threat to the entire human. که جنایت آشکار می توان وجام can be committed thousands of people in a short period of time and goes unpunish gets away with it so the international communityانی has a plan to block iranian money that's been transferred to qatar, of course is not yet finalized, i want to know iran's stands and through existing channels between us americans, will there be any exchange of views and consultations in this connection, well. you see, unfortunately the some of the congressmen and women in the us, they h

world peace that most of us long to see? you've got a structure here in the united nations that reflects a post—second world war order. new order, the new balances of power, are not reflected in it. and what are meteorites made of? for that matter, what's space made of? when scientists add up all the matter, all the stuff we can see in the galaxy, that matter doesn't create enough gravity to hold that galaxy together, so there has to be something else there. on the battlefields of eastern and southern ukraine at the moment, the temperatures are bitter and the fighting is inevitably limited. but as the russian invasion approaches its second anniversary, things aren't going particularly well for ukraine. there's political infighting in kyiv, with angry arguments about the way forward and criticism of president zelensky�*s decision—making. millions of innocents suffering... the biden administration in washington is getting worried about the level of support the us can give ukraine. and anyway, a lot of its attention is directed towards israel and gaza, which will probably turn out to define the limits of american influen

time and being completely isolated of the rest of the world that is calling for seasfire, this is indicate and ation that this system at the united nations and the world system that many countries and nations put in place is no longer functioning, because one single country is opposing amunitarian support and the cessation of hostility and the killing of children and women in gaza. this is unacceptable and it's further contributing to the double standard of the united nations and showing that it is not the word leader that is deserved to be and it is power that needs to step down and no longer be recognized. this cannot continue because that means the americans are fully complice with what the israelis are doing in regard to crime against humanity, war crimes and genocide? mon nagvi in houston, new analysis that we just read um by us intelligence agencies is shown that hamas's credibility and influence has grown dramatically uh in the two months since the october 7th operations and the onset of israel's uh war on gaza, is this another aspect of this war that the israelis have failed in? absolutely, we've seen the popularity of of all res

and being completely isolated. the rest of the world that is calling for sease fire, this is indicate an indication that this system at the united nation and the world system. that many countries and nations put in place is no longer functioning, because one single country is opposing humanitarian support and the sensation of hostility and the killing of children and women in gaza. this is unacceptable and it's further contributing to the double standard of the united nations and showing that it is not the word leader that is... have to be and it is power that needs to step down and no longer be recognized, this cannot continue because that means the americans are fully comple with what the israel are doing in regard to crime against humanity, war crimes and genocide. mos in houston, new analysis that we just read, by us intelligence agencies is shown that hamasa's credibility and influence has grown dramatically uh in the two months since the october 7th operations and the onset of israel's uh war on gaza, is this another aspect of this war that the israelis have failed in? absolutely, um, we've seen the popularity of of all resistanc

another kockbook, it is another catastrophe as was the case in 1948. so the united nations, most of the nations around the world have voted and have demanded a ceasefire, even india, india, a month ago, india had abstained in the general assembly with the united nations, but this time india also indicated that they're demanding a ceasefire as well, now um, we had... have a situation where now today most of the nations, most of the people around the world are on the side of the palestinian people, and that's very good, but that means is that the united states has lost credibility, i said lost, i didn't say losing, they have lost credibility in the eyes of nations and people around the world. right now in south africa, as you may know, the parliament there, they voted to drop relations with the zionist state of israel, and that's a good thing, you're going to see more and more countries do that. it's also good to see burkino fasso there on the sidelines, also speaking up, speaking up on behalf of the palestinian people. that is very, very good thing. the united nations. than they were uh in 1948 or under the the

now so i talked about new world order, and we've seen the united nations security council um failingis genocide. uh, today, iran host the tehran international conference, is this another sign that alternative options must be created to help so solve these global issues and is this conference the beginning of another sign of the transition? from this unipolar world to a multiolar world? the fact that united nations has failed is is absolutely obvious and yes we definitely need to look an alternative another entity taking over because obviously the united nations has got absolutely not teeth to bite. in terms of yes, think i think without any doubt iran is the most vocal supporter of palestine and that has been the case for. for ages and so we have seen a leadership from tehran and this is obviously amazing to see this this conference happening, however iran cannot do change the atmosphere on their own, we have seen silence from most of the muslim and arab countries, and this really is, i don't know how we can progress and go further, let me just jump in here, why is that the case, you

now it's clear that the united nations, the world health organization, what consent enough, but they started moving material to have that warehouse. i know these valleys are saying they made it clear that there was that warehouse was never on the track, but given the number of hospitals you monetary insights and also the number of you and what codes that have been killed, you could understand why the un acted out of abundance of caution me. meanwhile, we've had another is riley will cabinet meeting. do we have any indication of what came out of that as okay. apologies. that seems to have lost out on official the official that for us and ok part a source and let's move on because the gulf cooperation council lead is amazing. hit in dough on becoming as as roles. won't. garza is no doubt dominating the agenda elite as it was expected to discuss economic and ministry in cooperation as great. so at diplomatic editor james base who his live indo off for us. so what are we expecting, james? it will cause a very much on the top of the agenda for this meeting of the gulf cooperation council

talked about new world order and we've seen the united nations security council um failing to bring an end to this genocide uh today iran hosts the tehran international conference is this another sign that alternative options must be created to help so solve these global issues and is this conference the beginning of another sign of the transition from this unipolar world to a multiolar world uh the fact that united nations has failed is is absolutely obvious and yes we definitely need to look an alternative, you know, another entity taking over, because obviously the united nations has got absolutely not teeth to bite. in terms of yes, i think i think without any doubt iran is the most vocal supporter of palestine and that has been the case for ages and so we have seen a leadership from tehran and this is obviously amazing. to see this this conference happening, however, um, iran cannot do change the atmosphere on their own, we have seen silence from most of the muslim and arab countries, and this really is, i don't know how we can progress and go further, let me just jump in here, sa

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