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now, that's had come with respect united nations security council we will continue to look at every resolution the comes before the united nations security council and judge whether voting yes voting no boating abstaining is an interest of the united states and will make a judgment based on that and nothing else. >> last question. [inaudible] >> i don't have any to announce. i think you know secretary blinken is leaving tonight. he won't be you. the remainder of the week. i

now, that's had come with respect united nations security council we will continue to look at every resolution the comes before the united nations security council and judge whether voting yes voting no boating abstaining is an interest of the united states and will make a judgment based on that and nothing else. >> last question. [inaudible] >> i don't have any to announce. i think you know secretary blinken is leaving tonight. he won't be you. the remainder of the week. i don't know whether his meeting with other fish at the state department. with that i'm late for a meeting. got to w ♪ >> according to cory, the following presidents threatened democracy. john adams waged war on the press, prosecuting 126 who dared criticize him. working to deny constitutional personhood to african-americans. johnson urged violence. richard nixon ordered the watergate break-in. constitutional law and politics from brown university. >> cory with his books the presidents and the people, five leaders who threatened marcus he's on this episode of -- democracy on this episode of the book notes plus, wherever you g

busta because this is the country of 49000000 people and without action today by the united nations security council. we're at risk of the entire east africa region being hit much, much less by the instability that is currently in brackets that on your outlined some of the ways in which the u. s. c can act and you feel that they're driving their feet. but why is that happening? why are they doing that? or i think frankly the, the, the un i'm the wider is national community for the past 12 months have looked at sit on with this, almost disregard the. oh it's, it's so bad. insight on this does not much we can actually do, and frankly, it's not good enough. that is so much that the counselor should be doing the un was in sit on, not that longer and you find the un mission for sit on a unit, but also unit times more recently. there's a long history of the international community, whether it's the united nations or the african union, and taking multi lateral actions to protect civilians and saddam and today, yes, we're faced with a very difficult to your political climate, but the world will not remember

yes, what more would you like to see the united nations security council do? they need to address the fact that hamas is a terror organisation. they need to condemn it and demand the immediate release of all the hostages. why do you think, in your mind, there has been a lack of progress within the united nations? i'm not naive, and i know most of it is political anyway. but for me, it was important to say and to remind them what they need to do, and to show them that there are faces and families behind what they see as a simple hostage situation. i want them to be aware of the fact that hamas is committing crimes against humanity, which they've practically ignored up until now. although that's exactly the job that this council was intended to do, they are still not doing it. michael, we can see there over your shoulder a picture of your brother 0r. he was kidnapped from the nova music festival on 7 october. his wife was killed by hamas. have you heard anything from your brother since then? do you have any sense right now of his condition? unfortunately, the on

security council. if the will of a security council should be thwarted in this manner, then immediate action would be appropriate in the general assembly of the unitedations, where no soviet veto exists. in the meantime, neither the united states nor any other nation which is committed to world peace and stability, can continue to do business as usual with the soviet union. i have already recalled the united states ambassador from moscow go back to washington. he's working with me and with my other senior advisors in an immediate and comprehensive evaluation of the whole range of our relations with the soviet union. the successful negotiation of the salt 2 treaty has been a major goal and a major achievement of this administration. and we americans, the people of the soviet union, and indeed the entire world, will benefit from the successful control of strategic nuclear weapons through the implementation of this carefully negotiated treaty. however, because of the soviet aggression, i have asked the united states senate to defer further consideration of the treaty, so that the congress and i can assess soviet actions and intentions, and devote our p

the least as a theater is ruled by the united nations security council and the united states by the way and opposition groups who are not list. and i, if people are pushing on this for the last couple of weeks, and we are saying that they repeatedly let me get back to what has been going on in terms of the diplomacy. i understand that you had a meeting with your took ish underwriting and colleagues here in doha. have you reached any agreements? yeah, we is throwing the 33 to cherry photo integrity, 7. see, and you need to of this year and there are 3 public records for immediate and of course style activities. we stated all of us that we want the resolution $2254.00 to be fully implemented. and for this purpose, called for the dialogue between the government and digital, the position is provided in the resolution. the main thing is not is not to say something new. the main thing is implement every single the which you sign up. but the resolution 2254 which you it was of, of the security council resolution for administer level. remember in 2015 and you were the in russia seats that talks

as outlined by the united nation's security councit— united nation's security council resolution.gainst the syrian people. second. _ against the syrian people. second, we maintain our military— second, we maintain our military presence in syria. our counter— military presence in syria. our counter isis, counter the sopport_ counter isis, counter the support of local partners as well— support of local partners as well on _ support of local partners as well on the ground, their partners. never seated an inch of territory, taking out leaders of isis ensuring that isis leaders of isis ensuring that isis can _ leaders of isis ensuring that isis can never establish a safe haven — isis can never establish a safe haven there again. third, we have — haven there again. third, we have supported action against iranian— have supported action against iranian networks in syria, aiigned _ iranian networks in syria, aligned with iran transported aid to— aligned with iran transported aid to lebanon. and if necessary ordered the use of force — necessary ordered the use of force against her and you n

the security council will not condemn you. i think the unitedtates has sent armed troops to about 30 countries to fight under the approval of the united nations since the second world war. other countries can do the same thing, if they are powerful enough. i wrote an op-ed for the "new york times" two years ago that showed the u.s. is now violating 10 of the 30 paragraphs in the universal declaration of human rights. a lot of those related to the discrimination against women, supposed to be equal, not just blacks being equal to whites and so forth. i think we have a long way to go still. we need to reassess the basic purpose of the united nations to be about peace, not conflict to resolve issues, and recommit ourselves to the basic principles of human rights. and i would urge all of you to just google universal declaration of human rights. if you have a couple of minutes, just 30 paragraphs, spells out what you should do human rights. it is easily violated, easily justified, particularly something after 9/11, the u.s. clamped down and took away

now, that's had come with respect united nations security council we will continue to look at every resolution the comes before the united nations security council and judge whether voting yes voting no boating abstaining is an interest of the united states and will make a judgment based on that and nothing else. >> last question. [inaudible] >> i don't have any to announce. i think you know secretary blinken is leaving tonight. he won't be you. the remainder of the week. i don't know whether his meeting with other fish at the state department. with that i'm late for a meeting. got to wrap thanks, everyone. >> and live now to discussion with republican congressman joe wilson, chair of the house foreign affairs subcommittee on the middle east. this is hosted by the hudson institute. we joined in progress life hero c-span2. >> and then you add to that marco rubio secretary of state, how incredible and then really thrilled with elise stefanik as the u.n. ambassador, and mike waltz security advisor. a team is coming in place that understands peace through strength. the rebels and northwest syria,

the united nations security council was holding an emergency session to discuss the development thishe regime created shockwaves being felt across the middle east and around the world. in israel benjamin netanyahu says he ordered his air force to destroy the chemical research centres and other facilities that he says he cannot allow to fall into the hands of terrorists. ., , ., fall into the hands of terrorists. ., ., terrorists. thousands of syrian refu . ees terrorists. thousands of syrian refugees are — terrorists. thousands of syrian refugees are already _ terrorists. thousands of syrian refugees are already returning| refugees are already returning home, some after more than a decade in exile but others are fleeing the country worried about the future holds. european countries including the uk france and germany are suspending some asylum applications from syrians. austria says it prepares for the deportations. the group in charge in damascus is still considered a terrorist organisation by the un uk and the united states and the designation has not yet been changed. moscow is re

i can tell you secretary blinken will be chairing a session of united nations security council on thursday in new york to continue to draw attention to the crisis in sudan but also to push for way to resolve it. as you know we've been pushing for some time for a ceasefire, and the parties have been willing to agree to that at various times one party or the other was somewhat more for link but ultimately both sides have refused to agree to a ceasefire that would end that conflict. we continue to push for broader humanitarian aid. short of getting a ceasefire that can get us on about to ending the conflict we believe the most important thing you could do is a leash tied to alleviate the suffering of people on the ground. you have seen us low millions and millions of dollars into sudan and will continue to get and will have more to make in that regard and continue to work with the donors around the world to try to remove humidity processes into the people who are suffering from this conflict that they did not start but they are the ongoing victims of. with that, wrap for the day. thanks every

the least that says that there is a group by the united nations security council and the united states by the weight and opposition groups. one not least. and i, if people are pushing on this for the last couple of weeks, and we are saying that they repeatedly, but let me get back to what is being going on in terms of the diplomacy. i understand that you had a meeting with your took ish underwriting and colleagues here in doha. have you reached any agreements? yeah, we strongly reiterate. it's a territorial integrity 70 and you need to of this year and the republic we called for immediate and of course style activities. we stated all of us that we won the resolution $2254.00 to be fully implemented. and for this purpose, called for the dialogue between the government and digital if the position is provided in the resolution, the main thing is not is not to say something new. the main thing is implemented. rethink the which you sign up. but the resolution 2250 for which you was of the security council resolution for administer level. remember in 2015 and you with that in russia seats th

so my thought was addressed as to the united nations security council this week. and the american envoy insisted isabel has a right to self defense. though she failed to comment on the idea of the destruction of the reason that discrepancy was noted by russia's, i'm positive to the you and the united states condemns the who sees latest attacks on israel and supports israel's right to self defense. these really military response following the december 19th incident was clearly disproportionate and deserves our condemnation. the bottom line is that human has been subjected to airborne aggression in recent days. these attacks have nothing to do with the right to self defense. they are nothing other than military aggression by the collective west against the sovereign state. there's 2 of us, we have a bid farewell to tony tony and full. we really focus on the pivotal story is that defined the yeah. to say uh we lived in uh, covers the escalating crisis between yeah, man and the west germans. here's these and that supports for the palestinian people . have been hammeri

so it was addressed at the united nations security council this week. the american envoys assistant, isabel, has a right to self defense, although she felt the comments on the idea of destruction of the region. that discrepancy was noted by russia's, i'm fox of the to the you. i'm see. united states condemns the who sees latest attacks on israel and supports israel's right to self defense. these rarely, military response following the december 19th incident was clearly disproportionate and deserves our condemnation. the bottom line is that human has been subjected to airborne aggression in recent days. these attacks have nothing to do with a right to self defense. they are nothing other than military aggression by the collective west against the sovereign state as well as we bid farewell to 2024. we were facts on the pivotal stories that defined the all to the other stuff, the colors, the escalating crisis between yemen and the west. a gemma tuesdays and the supports for the palestinian people has been hammering israel with long range attacks on a weekl

how's that size the yours and run to the age of the un security council about who is ultimately to blame? the united states condemns the who's these latest attacks on israel and support israel's right to self defense. these attacks have nothing to do with a right to self defense. they are nothing other than military aggression by the collective west against the sovereign states. concurrent influence strike has on a regional hospital in rochester goulding destruction throughout. meanwhile, must go re tell me, while i talk to the thing in the field, and i've munitions devils throw on the, criticises the vice a good eyes of the holy c prior to cameron. i as a form of belgian king, overcame the historical his atrocities committed under his reign in east africa. the phase new year's eve lies from moscow. this is obviously, you might as well tell me, i mean, 70 minutes of use. i've used stock now. i started to our top story a us, i'm rich coalition, the conductance flags on the admin. part of the thing i think come on the iron console facility. and the national capital comes off the admin doors, a ballist

but my thought was addressed side of the united nations security council. this week. the american invoice citizen is a, has a right to this to self defense. well, this is failed to comment on the idea of destruction in the region. the discrepancy was noted by russians of boxes to the us. the united states condemns the who's these latest attacks on israel and supports israel's right to self defense. these really military response following the december 19th incident was clearly disproportionate and deserves our condemnation. the bottom line is that young man has been subjected to airborne aggression in recent days. these attacks have nothing to do with a right to self defense. they are nothing other than military aggression by the collective west against the sovereign states as to the firewall to 2024 we reflects on the pivotal so is defined the year sees a subset of the colors of escalating crisis between yemen and the west. janice tuesdays and i suppose for the palestinian people have been hammering israel with long range of tags on a weekly basis from ballistic miss

united states. with respect to the nations security council, we will continue to look at every resolution that comes before the unit nations security council and judge whether voting yes, voting no, abstaining is in the interest of the united states and will make our judgments based on that. >> do you have any meetings planned at the state department this week? mr. miller:mr. miller: i don't have any to announce. announced secretary blinken is leaving tonight so he will not be here the remainder of the week. i don't know whether he is meeting with other officials. i am late for a meeting so i have to rep for the day. thanks, everyone. thanks. >> coming up tonight on c-span, oral argument a case involving the food and drug adminiration's regulation of flavoredape products. aftethat, white house press protector free and john pierre spawningo questions about president biden's decision to issue a pardon for his son hunter. later, sou carolina represented joe wilson talking about support for israe the war in ukraine and threats from foreign adversaries. all of that and more tonight on c-span. >> there is

how much fun does it off the most of the united nations security council is expected to meet on tuesday to discuss the political into monitoring the situation in syria. now it's up to serious invoice, sent it. a letter of criticizing is very strikes and this country capital ellis on those got more from the united nations headquarters in new york. a serious ambassador to the united nations is a hold over from the aside regime. damascus asked him to stay on in his current position and continue his work. and that's exactly what he's doing, representing the new administration in syria and the syrian people more broadly. now, earlier this week, the ambassador sent a letter to the security council, which we have obtained, deploring israel's aggression and breaches of serious sovereignty, particularly bombing of military sites, as well as violations of the 1974 disengagement agreement overseen by the un disengagement observer for us on friday, the secretary general's spokesperson commented about exactly that. since the december, 7th, and off has been observed, has observed a significant increa

security and got on to now go to the big city, i can. okay. mom involving the view that from damascus. thanks very much mohammed united nations security council is expected to meet on choose the a members. we'll discuss a series of political and humanitarian situation. and if i'm missing the serial number for the sense, and that's a criticizing as well strikes on his country, it has on there has moved from the un headquarters in new york. a serious ambassador to the united nations is a hold over from the aside regime damascus asked him to stay on in his current position and continue his work. and that's exactly what he's doing, representing the new administration in syria and the syrian people more broadly. now, earlier this week, the ambassador sent a letter to the security council, which we have obtained, deploring israel's aggression and breaches of serious sovereignty, particularly bombing of military sites, as well as violations of the 1974 disengagement agreement overseen by the un disengagement observer for us now on friday, the secretary general's spokesperson commented about exactly that. since the december 7th, and off has been obse

and we do in the sense it to the, on the, on the defensive several times in the united nations security council. sitting at the table was antonio. but that is, as i, 2 years ago in the last year or the last year and the see of the general assembly. i raise the issue of motion said guys, this strange that to us, silent about which you, because you will very vocal when bbc team found itself on the streets where the board is wor, locate that, and generally i imply of the jobs we get the names of the dawson schools board as war broke, the cost might be the see total silence. i of the rest i'm doing you, but that is personally in the presence of the security council members. so she did not respond to the my press conference in new york after the end of the general assembly. last september, i stole the correspondence, guys you joined the list. maybe i'm not an investigative journalist. the journalist normally are interesting to get the tools and what you're seeing, which was played all over the media outlets condemning russia, is not the for any interest to any of them for the additions, un officials

russia is a permanent member of the united nations security council, so is china. and the advocacy of the outside world for the free media needs to be absolutely relentless in pursuing the case for free journalism, proper investigative reporting globally. and as you rightly say, those figures are going in the wrong direction, not the right direction. - what is the number one thing, both here in the united states and abroad, that can be done? if you had one thing, each of you, to elevate this issue and to fix and to really begin to fix, what would it be? i'll start with you, alsu. - i would say nobody should take free access to free information and use for granted. people and leaders, they should know that it's a privilege of a free world as it's a precondition to be free to have an access to free world. and people should know that there are lots of, millions of people are deprived of free information. and it brings disasters later. that's what i want to emphasize. - there has to be a way of forging a coalition in the free world to enforce the platforms on which mis

don't, and we do in the sense it to the, on the, on the defensive several times in the united nations security council. searching of the tables was antonio, but that is, is i 2 years ago in the last year or the last year and the see of the general assembly i raise the issue of motion. said guys, this strange that to us silent about butcher because you will very vocal when bbc team found itself on the street to where the board is for. locate that and can we? i imply, i guess we get the names of the door. some schools board is or brought the costs might be the see total silence. i of the rest i'm doing you, but that is personally in the presence of the security council members. so she did not respond then up my press conference in new york, after the end of the general assembly last september, i stole the correspondence, guys you joined the list. maybe i'm not an investigative journalist, but journalist normally interest that you have the tools and what you're seeing, which was played all over the media outlets condemning russian is not the for any interest, the annual politicians, un officials. and the

the united nations security council is to hold an emergency meeting later today to discuss the fall ofshow you the live pictures from the border between syria and lebanon. there are long lines of cars and other vehicles. many thousands of syrians who fled during president assad's rule have been returning both from neighbouring lebanon and jordan. nearly 1.5 million of lebanon's 5 million population are syrian refugees. they are trying to make their way in from lebanon to syria. we have also seen similar scenes on the turkey syria border. in russia we've seen the syrian opposition flag raised on the syrian embassy. according to russian state media the deposed syrian president, bashar al—assad, and his family have been granted asylum in russia. in the last hours the kremlin declined to confirm those reports. a spokesman did say that what has happened has surprised the whole world and in this case we are no exception. the us has led international reaction to the fall of the assad government with president biden describing it as a "fundamental act ofjustice" after decades of repression, bu

as outlined, the united security council resolution pass of 2015, but also i refuse to we carried out a comprehensive function program against him and all those responsible for atrocities against the student people. second, maintain our military presence here. our counter isis counter. it has 4 of local partners as well on the ground. their partners never see this of territory taking our leaders of as isis insurance devices can never establish the safety of america for re support visual freedom of action against the rating networks in syria. i mean, this actors align with around transport a little a dilemma. so when necessary, are these military forces ex randy networks protect us forces are pro to shift to the balance of power in the middle east. this combination of support for our partners, sanctions, diplomacy, and target and military force are necessary. we now see new opportunities open up from the people, syria and for the entire reason. looking ahead, the united states will do the far 1st will support serious neighbors including jordan. let the rack and is should i tread arise

and we do in the sense in the, on the, on the defensive several times in the united nations security council. searching of the table was antonio. but that is, as i, 3 years ago last year for the last year and the see of the general assembly i raise the issue of motion said guys, this strange that to us, silent about butcher because you will very vocal a when b b. c team found itself on the street to where the board is or locate that and can we, i imply of the jobs we get the names of the door. so this was board is or brought the costs might be the seat of total silence. i have the rest, i'm doing you, but that is personally in the presence of the security council members, he did not respond. then the my press conference in new york, after the end of the general assembly last september. i lost all the correspondence guys you joined the list. maybe i'm not an investigative journalist. the journalist, normally of interest that you have the tools, and i want you to think which was play all over the media outlets condemning russia is not the for any interest to any of them, but additions un offic

which i do, and we do in the sense in the, on the, on the defensive several times in the united nations security council. sitting at the table with as i'm telling you about that us as i 2 years ago in the last year or the last year and the see of the general assembly i raise the issue of motion said guys, this strange that to us, silent about butcher because you were very vocal when bbc team found itself on the streets where the board is wor, locate that, and can be a, i imply of guns, we get the names of the parsons, whose board is war, broke. the costs might be the see. total silence. i have the rest, i'm doing you, but that is personally in the presence of the security council members, he did not respond to the my press conference in new york after the end of the general assembly. last september, i stole the correspondence, guys you joined the list, maybe on the investigative journalist, the journalist, normally interest to get the tools and which is things which was played all over the media outlets condemning russia is not the for any interest. the annual politicians, un officials, and they'll even

feel as you can get away with this, especially since the united states has defied the united nations security council and others by recognizing israel's illegal acts ation of the territory they already held. and with them even more strident pro israel administration about to come in, perhaps they feel they can get away with expanding even further. does the new administration in syria then have any power or a tool to stop this? seems very difficult because right now they're just trying to get the government ministries and basic services working again, i'm trying to, to liberate and read of the prisoners. try the dealing with an influx of refugees and displaced persons. i mean, they are totally distracted by their, their, the imperatives of trying to bring water and stability and meet the basic needs of their people. and with a such a damage done by these days that the heavy bombing of the past several days, they really aren't in a physician, they desperately need the support of the international community to get his role to stop. and if the benefits of our international audience as well, of course, wh

feel that he can get away with this, especially since the united states has defied the united nations security council and others, by recognizing israel's illegal acts ation of the territory they already held. and with an even more strident pro israel administration about to come in, perhaps they feel they can get away with expanding even further. i saw many members of sizes of missing syrians as searching for relatives believed are being held in prisons run by the outside regime. so i'm gonna be looking through id cards, sky side, across the nets, the air based in the capital damascus mets. it also served as a detention center since 2011, about a $157.00 fighters and people have disappeared after being taken to prison. that's according to estimates, but the city in network for human rights, the newest member of our based group. i have 3 missing people, but i didn't find anything at all. we just want a hint of where they are one percent. and now they're saying they've released the prisoners, but we haven't seen anything. i went to said not a prison 3 or 4 times in the end. we lost hope and came here.

recreate to a res, so the police geniune requirement for justice in your speech of the united nations security council in 2003 against the iraq war. you warned then that the credibility of the west was at stake is prime minister netanyahu picking up where the us left off off to $911.00. i think that benjamin to, to know he's very much using geo politics to his own personal benefit. he has very much in mind the idea that for ease really it would be a lot easier if it could legitimate what the current is really government is doing every day in putting forward the risk of a clash of civilizations before us. if you say there is a risk of civilization and use, well, these are the full front, is read these fighting, as benjamin mcdaniels says, and thoughts right on your of herzog, you know, fighting for the us to defend civilization. but how can you defense to be like they should not respecting, humanitarian low, not respecting human lives, not respecting the necessity of justice. civilization is 2 things you sent me heritage of gotcha incentive heritage of duties. but the sole source, the ability to take t

the united nations security council is holding an emergency session to discuss the fall of presidenten is reported to have discussed the current situation with king abdullah ofjordan. while the us secretary of state — antony blinken — has also weighed in — saying washington has a clear interest in avoiding the fragmentation of syria. isis will try to use this period to re—establish its capabilities, to create safe havens. as our precision strikes over the weekend demonstrate, we are determined not to let that happen and will continue to protect our personnel against any threats from any quarters. meanwhile, the uk's foreign secretary — bashar al—assad as a monster — saying his downfall was a humiliation for russia and iran. but he also stressed that the toppling of his regime will bring its own risks. 0ur revulsion of assad, his henchmen, and those who propped him up must not blind us to the risks of this moment. assad's demise brings no guarantee of peace. this is a moment of danger as well as opportunity for syrians and for the region. earlier cabinet minister pat mcfadden earlier

so we repeatedly state, i think, the united nations security council, we refer to the identification in that given province of the ukrainian military instructors, the g r, u b from the g r u, and they were taught to training age the mean as fighters for combat categories and uses cooperation between ukrainian and syrian terrace, therefore motivated by hatred and worth is 0. then russia is under way both when it comes to different crowds, plenty of other fighters. it's in the ranks of the ukrainian and forces and for mounting with tax against the russian embassy or intrusion, syria. what is this the day and report this the surface showing that you create in specialist ladies, accompanied by h t. s terse were observed in the as a training center in a level province, the piece of data t. s a site or something. you screw it from a site or agency as a fighters have not only not come to the fact that there aren't supported by the print when they're also open, like watching this really and also shared information is there until you're creating into you, are you the staff are arming fighters

and it's also the obligation of the united nations security council and to a lesser extent, the general assembly. and unfortunately, a year into this genocide, israel remains largely on the section. and that is really the problem here in terms of why is real, is not complying with international obligations because it knows it can simply get away with it. just a few days ago, we had $8700000000.00 and military 8 transferred by the united states. i'm continuing to signal that is real can do as it pleases, and it will be able to rely on us military, financial, diplomatic and intelligent support. you are an international lawyer. do you still have hopes of justice and what would justice look like today? well, i certainly have hope for just as because if we don't have hope, then oh, you know what's, what's the point that even staying alive and continuing to resist. um, so i certainly have hope, but you know, when people ask me, what will just this look like? i think the answer is actually really simple. um, just this will be when posting is like any other people in the world or finally afford

again, the united nations security council is expected to meet on tuesday and members will also discuss serious political and humanitarian situations ahead of the meeting, the syrian and bass that are sent a letter of criticizing israel strikes on his country gabriel. of his own do has more on this from un headquarters in new york. a serious ambassador to the united nations is a hold over from the aside regime damascus asked him to stay on in his current position and continue his work. and that's exactly what he's doing, representing the new administration in syria and the syrian people more broadly. now, earlier this week, the ambassador sent a letter to the security council, which we have obtained, deploring israel's aggression and breaches of serious sovereignty, particularly bombing of military sites, as well as violations of the 1974 disengagement agreement overseen by the un disengagement observer for us now on friday, the secretary general's spokesperson commented about exactly that. since the december, 7th, and off has been observed, has observed a significant increase in israel