united states, the united states has all, has all the leverage. and right now you have algeria preparing a draft resolution. it's going to go to the united united nations security council, and there's going to be a vote, i think, in the next 2 or 3 days. and all eyes will be on the united states. is it going to turn a blind eye? is it going to again allow israel to proceed with this with this genocide a war? or is it going to finally put its foot down? is it going to at least abstain rather than veto at, at the secure to the security council? so all eyes in the united states right now i've been saying, and many other analysts are missing for months. but the us could end all of this with a, with a phone call. right? um they, they are the ones who are supplying israel with all of this diplomatic support and all of the weaponry that they're using are most of the weaponry that they're using in gaza. so i don't necessarily think we have to wait on is really society to change. we could exert pressure on the united states and, and that's being done domestically in the us right now. it's being done domestically. but the fact remains is that this democratic administration, the

in the united nations, in the official letter to the secretary general of the president of the security council and the president of the unitedations general assembly, which is to be registered as an official document of the united nations, mr. mohammad mokhbar is named as the temporary deputy of the president and mr. ali bagheri keni as the caretaker. the ministry of foreign affairs of the islamic republic of iran introduced for the next interactions of the united nations with the islamic republic of iran. first deputy president according to the constitution with approval. the supreme leader of the islamic revolution assumes the duties of the president within a maximum period of 50 days until the election of the new president. based on this, mr. mohammad mokhbar will act as the temporary deputy of the president from today until the new presidential elections are held. un secretary general antonio guterres issued a message to express his condolences to the people and government of iran over the martyrdom of the president and minister of foreign affairs of the islamic republic of iran. ali rajabi, united nations broadcasting a

these onto this ruling, but the way it can in force it is through a united uh, united need security counts the united nations security council resolution. but for that to happen, the united age needs to needs to be in favor of that and can't veto that. a deafening silence so far from the white house. why do you think that is a deafening silence? they are deciding on the next steps the united states has had somewhat of a big us, um role or in a big us uh, uh, way of, of, of deciding on, on these latest instances when it comes to israel. we've seen a 2 tier approach when it comes to present invite in specifically where in public in some instances he's been more vocal and critical of israel but in other instances. but he's mostly in practice supported. and israel's war and gaza. and so, as of now and also as of now that we've heard of benjamin to, to now agreeing to speak of congress again and in defiance of, of, of payment as of the president biden. this way, this may bring to a greater was between the relationship between natania hour and by the end of may. and that may have an effect on the way president biden decides to tac

but the way it can in force it is through a united uh, united need security counts the united nations security council resolution. but for that to happen, the united age needs to needs to be in favor of that and can't veto that. a deafening silence so far from the white house. why do you think that is a deafening silence? they are deciding on the next steps the united states has had somewhat of a big us, um role or in a big us uh, uh, way of, of, of deciding on, on these latest instances when it comes to israel. we've seen a 2 tier approach when it comes to present invite in specifically where in public in some instances he's been more vocal and critical of israel but in other instances. but he's mostly in practice supported. and israel's war and gaza. and so, as of now and also as of now that we've heard of benjamin to, to now agreeing to speak of congress again and in defiance of, of, of payment as of the president biden. this way, this may bring to a greater was between the relationship between natania hour and by the end of may. and that may have an effect on the way president biden decides to tac

membership of countries in the united nations takes place in the united nations security council, but the united states alone has blocked this path. the purpose of friday's vote in the general assembly is to put pressure on america. this country vetoed the draft resolution for palestinian membership in the united nations for 3 weeks , while 12 other members of the united nations voted in favor. they gave. the solidarity of pakistani students with the palestinian people, the participants in a conference held for this purpose, called for the unity of the islamic world to stop the crimes of the zionist regime. a group of pakistani students and youths in a conference at the foot of the throne of pakistan announced their direct support to the people of islamic resistance in palestine . they will be spread in this meeting with the presence of political, religious and active leaders. social and collective a lot of pakistani students were held, the people present criticized the dual policies of western countries towards the palestinian issue. we have various demands from international organiz

our foreign minister was the only voice of this resistance in places like the united nations security council , the united human rights council and in various institutions. these comments are actually the voice of the oppression of the palestinian people , the resistance and the awakening of the people of lebanon, yemen, and iraq. and he was showing syria. well, in this field , this is the past experience. the kind of interaction they had with shahid soleimani was very vivid the interest that he had with other great people whom we know as resistance diplomats, such as the late mr. hossein sheikhul islam and other great people, helped him to be a star in the diplomacy of the resistance. this happened during the al-aqsa storm. a very close interaction was established with resistance groups such as hamas and islamic jihad , he also traveled continuously, he was in contact with these groups, and he was the host of these groups, and he had personal interactions and the work and effort he had put in advancing the rights of the palestinian people. this is because it is the last days of the 11th parliament and th

the members of the united nations security council are also in the security council as one of the most important pillars of the unitedions. takes place mr. irani, the permanent representative of the islamic republic of iran to the united nations, in an official letter to the secretary general of the interim president of the security council and the president of the united nations general assembly, which is intended as a document to be officially registered by the united nations. he introduced mr. mohammad mokhbar as the temporary deputy of the president and mr. ali bagheri keni as the acting foreign minister of the islamic republic of iran for the next interactions of the united nations with the islamic republic of iran. according to the constitution, with the approval of the supreme leader of the islamic revolution, the first vice president assumes the duties of the president within a maximum period of 50 days, with the approval of the supreme leader of the islamic revolution, and on this basis, mr. mohammad mokhbar is acting as the temporary deputy of the president from today until the new presidential elections ar

the membership of countries in the united nations takes place in the united nations security council, but the united states alone has blocked this way. the purpose of friday's vote in the general assembly is to put pressure on america. this country has been drafting the resolution for 3 weeks he vetoed palestine's membership in the united nations. while 12 other members of the united nations voted in favor. the secretary general of the united nations warned about the consequences of the extensive military attack of the zionist regime on rafah in the south of the gaza strip. antónio guterres stated that israel's ground operation would be unbearable and said that a ground attack on rafah would be very painful due to the devastating humanitarian consequences and its effect on the instability of the country. the secretary general of the united nations asked the international community as well as the zionist regime to stop the attacks and try to achieve a permanent ceasefire in gaza. zionists in different regions of the land the occupying forces asked the cabinet of this regime to agree to

united nations quote, to stop. as the united nations security council has called an emergency meeting on or off or tuesday, your end secretary general, antonio gutierrez condemns the air strikes saying this har must stopped. israel's chief ally, the united states of the country must do more to protect civilians. president joe biden had previously warned as well that a tax on populated areas in rough up would be a red line for him. i asked in bremar presidents of the us based political risk consultancy, your razor group, if that red line has been crossed it's pretty clear that that red line is being routinely crossed, even if not as soundly or strongly as, as prime minister. not yeah. who had said it would, uh and, and the point is the united states isn't doing very much about it. this is, america is most important now and middle east by and has both privately and publicly warned the prime minister, any type of work cabinet and israel to support a 2 state solution. they refuse it to allow more humanitarian aid and they've refused it to be much more careful about the civilian casualties that they are allowing, even i

united states have stuck to the membership in the united nations security council. it is totally unacceptable. i'm the saying that right? absolutely. we will delve no doubt into us obstruction. as you say, i want to the practically speaking the stuff uh, given what is played out of the you and whether practically this makes any difference to the suffering of palestinians in gaza and promising inside the occupied westbank is not thoughts and not enough sort of fluid it's very little if you compare it to what needs to be done, nothing else behavior in uh on data mining. what was it possible that good event sort of ceasefire, when how much accepted what was proposed to them by the united states, egypt and after they would have told that is an acceptance. and once from us accept to this, is it on the mind? it's a, i'm nothing you know initiated is enough, i hope,

united nations. this tribute and silence of the council security in respect of president seyyed ibrahim raisi. the islamic republic of iran in the unitedions in an official letter to the secretary general of the security council and the president. the united nations general assembly, which is to be registered as an official document of the united nations, appointed mr. mohammad mokhbar as the temporary deputy of the president and mr. ali bagheri keni as the acting minister of foreign affairs of the islamic republic of iran for the subsequent interactions of the united nations with the islamic republic of iran. introduced. the first vice president according to the constitution with the approval of the supreme leader of the islamic revolution until the election of the new president within a maximum period of 50 years. president's duties day undertakes based on this, mr. mohammad mokhbar will act as the temporary deputy of the president from today until the new presidential elections are held. un secretary general antonio guterres issued a message to express his condolences to the people and government of iran over the martyrdom of the pr

united nations charter into the food processor. micronesia pointed out that the general assembly's vote is not binding, and for palestine to join the united nations, the security council must make a decision, which was recently vetoed by the united states. after the general assembly's negative vote, the american representative said: palestine's membership in the united nations is possible through negotiations with tel aviv. iran's representative in this meeting, referring to the role of america as a staunch supporter of the zionist regime he said: america's irresponsible behavior as a permanent member of the security council is unacceptable and contradicts the request of the international community. the representatives of saudi arabia, qatar, egypt, while expressing regret for the action of the united states in opposing the full membership of palestine in the united nations , emphasized the adoption of a firm international position to stop the genocide of the zionist regime in the gaza strip. the white house spokesman, in justifying the us opposition to the resolution supporting palestine's full membership in the united nations, said: the state of palestine is the res

united nations. first, the un general assembly must pass a resolution calling for it as just happened. and then from there, the united nations security council will need to vote on it. and then after that, the un general assembly, which includes all the countries of the united nations, will have to vote once again, and 2 thirds of the countries will have to approve it. now it's very unlikely that will happen with the united states planning to veto this resolution after un security council. however, there has been some interesting proceedings in the hall of the united nations general assembly and, and the security council. the latest of which was the, is railey representative, physically shredding a copy of the united nations charter and ripping it up and saying that the un charter is no longer in effect on it. the proceedings violate the un charter. now this did not go over well with you and officials, and we actually had far han hawk, the un spokesperson condemning these the attributes as he called them and reassuring the world that the un charter is still in full effect. now the is rarely representative also declared that the united nation

expects that the united states, which is a very solid supporter of israel, will veto the resolution at the un security council of united states as a permanent member of the united nations security council. and they have the ability to veto any resolution that goes before it. now it's important to note that israel was quite outraged in the aftermath of the vote in the general assembly. they accuse the united nations of sympathizing and backing terrorism. here's what these really representative had to say. destructive vote is not only opening the u ones, doors to the terrace supporting palestinian authority. if it was, then it would be bad enough. things of the 7th. you'll have failed to even call them out by name. so i'll remind you, each the terrorist of how much with sick and twisted i run the, the very by the established to prevent eva is now well, tell me a terrible state into its ranks. now even prior to the resolution passing, we heard outcry about the close relationship the united states has with israel and how the united states is using its power as a permanent member. ready of the security council to over rule the majority opinion and sentiment in the world. he

the security council as one of the most important pillars of the united nations. the permanent representative of the islamic republic of iran to the unitedions in an official letter to the secretary general of the security council and the president of the united nations general assembly, which is to be registered as an official document of the united nations , named mr. mohammad mokhbar as the temporary deputy of the president and mr. ali bagheri. kenny as supervisor the ministry of foreign affairs of the islamic republic of iran introduced the united nations for the next interactions with the islamic republic of iran. according to the constitution, the first vice president assumes the duties of the president within a maximum period of 50 days, with the approval of the supreme leader of the islamic revolution, until the election of the new president. based on this , mr. mohammad mokhbar will act as the temporary deputy of the president from today until the new presidential elections are held. antonio gotles, secretary general of the organization. he also issued a message to express his condolences to the people and government of iran for

united nations. on behalf of all 15 members of the security council , mr. irani is the permanent representative of the islamic republic of iran in the united nations, in the official letter to the secretary general of the president of the security council and the president of the united nations general assembly , which is to be registered as an official document of the united nations, mr. mohammad mokhbar is named as the temporary deputy of the president and mr. ali bagheri keni as the caretaker. the ministry of foreign affairs of the islamic republic of iran introduced the first vice president for the next interactions between the united nations and the islamic republic of iran. according to the constitution, with the approval of the supreme leader of the islamic revolution , he will assume the duties of the president within a maximum period of 50 days until the election of the new president. on this basis, mr. mohammad mokhbar, from today until holding new presidential elections , he acts as a temporary deputy of the president. antonio guterres, secretary general of the united nations. the presence of payami condoled the martyrdom of the president and minister o

united nations security council. by the way, this example of the kid for his shame that claimed that the resolution of the united nations security council will not be respected by it. this is what was followed by the united states. they adopted a resolution a couple of months ago, calling to establish these 5 for the holy month of ramadan. permanent representative of the united states to the un madam thomas griffin, abstain from voting if she didn't. so veto that. but she said that this resolution is not legally binding. that means that the mask agreements and the position of the us with regard to the us just to the us decision. i have a direct parallel. never the less i phoned the initiative of the president in early december 2021. we drew the attention to the fact that the situation is becoming quite serious and it is necessary to put an end to the actions taken by the ukrainian regime a violate sentiments agreements. and we propose to conclude to treaties, and we circulate to these treaties in december 2021. the one with the us and the other one with nature. countries on how to ensure you repeat secuity, taking into

officials the us cause it outrages gabriel's under how does the to united nations in new york, members of the united nations security council, have called in israel to cease it's offensive in rafa more than $800.00 sizes and pontiff stand in so flat as is ready for us as long as you're sold some of the southern city. i'll just say it is kristen. so it only has more from un headquarters in new york from the impact on civilians and efforts to help them. we have described this as a catastrophe, a nightmare as hell on earth. it is all of these and worse to prospects for a ceasefire. if thoughts do not resume, i fear for the worst un officials describe military activity and rougher as a new low in the war on gaza and increasing threat to the region. so did many member states rough eyes, the last remaining area in guys that has not been completely destroyed and advised the sold origin where humanitarian knocked us. good, stay a little bit rate f. i is no defined richard you for guys us this price it from their homes. the one says more than 800000 palestinians have been displaced from rough us since israel issued its evacuating or

the vote of the united nations general assembly asks the security council for the full membership of palestine once again. to check about 3 weeks ago, the unitedtes vetoed this resolution in the security council. the full membership of palestine in the united nations means recognizing it as a country. at least 10 thousand people from rifa are out this is the estimation of the officials who say that the zionist attacks have not left a safe place in gaza. field news has a similar narrative. there have also been reports of the attacks of this regime's fighters on the western areas of this city. a broader operation that is contrary to the claims of this regime in response to global criticism. in one of these attacks, eight members of the same family were martyred, but the palestinian mujahideen responded to the zionist aggression by striking the occupation forces. they announced the arrival of the regime's engineering forces, which led to their deaths and injuries. operation against a zionist military base in karam abu salem, other actions of the qassam battalions were announced on friday. in the name of allah akbar alhamdulillah, lord of the worl

charter of the united nations and considering the non-condemnation of this action in the security council of the unitedions , emphasizing nefes tried to punish the aggressor . as a rule, the response of the islamic republic to this aggression was only a limited warning announcement with the aim of creating deterrence and at the same time avoiding the spread of the conflict. i must emphasize that the islamic republic of iran is not looking for war and increasing tension in the region. however, any boldness, aggression and miscalculation by the enemies will be met with a regrettable response. undoubtedly, many crises and the wars of the last few decades, especially in iraq, afghanistan, ukraine and palestine , have been the result of the hegemonic and totalitarian approaches and policies of the west and nato. witness the repeated and continuous efforts of the failed powers in afghanistan to restore and revive the group. we are a terrorist like daesh, which threatens shankai's security geography along with global threats. the islamic republic, with its history, culture, civilization field and strategic po

united nations. something that they've tried to pursue that the united states has blocked and the security council, but that is supported overwhelmingly by member states here at the united nations. he also talked about a way forward and the responsibility of the security council in that regard. not only to bring a lasting peace and political solution to support that through their actions, but also to support the recent rulings by the international court of justice. in regards to recent attacks on rafa, in particular, he mentioned that the israeli occupation authority, as he called it, was not complying with the international court of justice. and he said in fact, it was clear that they would not comply. and he had some harsh word saying that they were cover and have murders as, quote tragic mistakes. so he again appealed to the security council to enforce internation a lot to, to gets roll its responsibility as he put it to uphold international law law by expressing its support for what b i c, j has set it. yes, that's right. to the statement made it clear that as israel community itself is not going t

meetings were held in the united nations security council and the united nations human rights council, where our foreign minister was present and defended the resistance positions of the islamic republic. soleimani once raised the holy book of the qur'an, all the lasting frames in the country's foreign policy in this period, which may have been short in terms of time, 3 years , but i believe it was a fruitful period, a compact volume. some of the work in the ministry of foreign affairs was followed up in the foreign sector of the government and these showed their reflection both in the political field and in the economic field . most of these were related to the neighbors and in fact it was achieved in following the approach of interaction with the neighbors. i hope that by continuing these policies , we will show their benefits to the people of our country. god willing, thank you very much, mr. dr. omai, the honorable spokesman of the parliament's national security and foreign policy commission, for your presence in this special program khabar network is still with you. other parts o

united nations charter and considering the lack of condemnation of this action in the security council. the united nations tried to punish the aggressor by emphasizing the components of its power. the response of the islamic republic to this aggression was only a limited warning the goal was to create deterrence while avoiding the spread of conflict. i must emphasize that the islamic republic of iran is not looking for war and increasing tension in the region. however, any audacity. trespassing and miscalculation by the enemies will be met with a regrettable response. undoubtedly, many of the crises and wars of the last few decades, especially in iraq, afghanistan, ukraine, and palestine , have been the result of the hegemonic and totalitarian approaches and policies of the west and nato, witnessing the renewed and continuous efforts of the powers. failed in afghanistan to recover and revive terrorist groups like we are isis, which threatens shankai's security geography along with global threats. with its history, culture, civilization field and strategic position as well as its various geopolitic

in the united nations on friday local time in the united nations general assembly approved with 143 votes in favor, which gives palestine special rights and privileges and asks the security council to favorably consider palestine's request to become the 194th member of the united nations. review of course, palestine is currently a non-member observer, but it has been trying to become a full member of this international organization for years. simultaneously with the review of the resolution of the group of arab countries in the general assembly of the united nations for the full membership of palestine in the united nations, gil ad ardan, the ambassador and representative of the zionist regime in the united nations, the insulting action of the united nations charter was thrown into a shredder in front of the public opinion of the world and he said that we do not accept the charter that causes the recognition of palestine and that the united nations charter must be changed. the united nations faced many different reactions and became the headline of most of the world's media. due to the importance of this topic , we have dedicated tonight's program to this topic to check what the

defense contained in article 51 of the united nations charter, and considering the fact that this action was not condemned in the united nations security councile attempted to punish and violate the authorities of his power. to as a rule, the response of the islamic republic to this aggression is only a limited warning with the aim of creating deterrence and at the same time avoiding the expansion of the conflict. i must emphasize that the islamic republic of iran is not looking for war and increasing tension in the region. however, any boldness, violation and miscalculation by the enemy. he will be faced with a regrettable response. undoubtedly, many crises and wars of recent decades, especially in iraq, afghanistan, ukraine and palestine , have been the result of the hegemonic and totalitarian approaches and policies of the west and nato. witness the renewed and continuous effort of power we are trying to recover the failed forces in afghanistan and terrorist groups such as isis, which , along with global threats , threaten shankai's security geography. the islamic republic, with its history, culture, civilization field and strategic positio

israel is a similarly breaching the binding resolutions of the united nations— binding resolutions of the united nations security councilures by the international community that it is exempt— international community that it is exempt from having to respect international law. this institutionalised impunity has led israei— institutionalised impunity has led israei to— institutionalised impunity has led israel to engage in this genocide which _ israel to engage in this genocide which has — israel to engage in this genocide which has shocked the conscience of humanitv _ which has shocked the conscience of humanity. south africa is mindful that the _ humanity. south africa is mindful that the present genocide operates in denial— that the present genocide operates in denial of the palestinian people's inherent right to self—determination and collective i’i l ht self—determination and collective right to _ self—determination and collective right to return to their homes in palestine — right to return to their homes in palestine. this genocide takes place within— palestine. this genocide takes place within the _ palestine. thi

essentially mean that the veto, which has commonly used only united nations security council, which is the most important 40 within the united nations that cannot be, that cannot be used. and so it could potentially pay the way for the full united nations membership, the palestine. this is something that policy change of long sort. and something that to israel has is very much opposed to, but of course this all comes about often what we have seen is this devastating war in gaza that set last if for some 7 or 8 months. and so we have seen and this will, a staggering number of civilians lose losing their lives. probably 40000 or more has been killed. many more last last under the rubble of thousands more have been injured. and actually just listening now to united arab emirates, speaking of use and also as you saw it by the united states, against the draft as it is and back out. serious submitted to the security council on behalf of the air print on this matter. last month of having value was to add to your accidents using with your own. um, um, how about today? teddy marks a defining moment in our history with mama from the d

united nations would effectively recognize that sweeping support of the general assembly is the 1st step. but the final seal of approval come to some of the un security council. last month, the united states have vetoed a resolution table by algeria and says it will do so we can. so count the maureen, weights of world opinion reflect to the un general assembly pressure of the us to reconsider what difference could the backing of a 143 nations make to palestine to non men. but special observer status will explode these and other issues. so i guess in a moment profess the support bi, catch a lopez taught in condemnation of israel's neuron. garza has led to protest like these from santa, in the human to jordan's capital. a mon rallies in solidarity with palestinians. the 1st 2 cools and us universities have spread around the world. and at the united nations, the general assembly voted over willingly to grant new rights and privileges to palestine. it's also calling on the security council to reconsider pell's planes bid to become a full union member. we want peace. we want freedom. yes, vote is about for the palestinian existence. it is not against any state. israel says the move is a

united nations under the supervision of the united nations itself. at the suggestion of the general assembly and with the approval of the security council , they are sentthose places where a decision can be made. basically, these people are diplomats, distinguished diplomats with a long history, now they are european countries, and we have many examples that we can point to. these envoys, diplomats and inspectors are according to articles 14 and 105. the united nations charter has all the powers that the united nations has and is responsible for many benefits they have and they can freely do whatever they want because basically, a series of discussions and decisions need a series of evidence from a series of prominent legal experts . the point is that after the mass graves were discovered in nasser hospital and after that in shafa hospital, at first they said that the palestinians themselves buried these people and martyrs in mass graves because they did not have enough time and proper space. when we went further , we saw that a series of these acts were buried there with tied hands. now, the question i want to raise is mr. rudbari, the security counci

united nations because this is that you import. it can go back to the united nations security council, right? again, which come through is going to be to the of the, it's a politicized process instead of a legal one. absolutely, but i think the model, the model stands of this course, meaning the legal slash model would be important in the cost of public opinion. and why is that important? even if the united states, you remember, i'm not sure if our viewers are on the world. remember that the, the national security spokesperson at the white house said it was made at least baseless, in the case of the south africans is what setting to the court disagreed and said, there is a plausible genocide basement that we need to press get for the tech support of snippy. now, why is this important? because the united states is losing credibility, disclosing standing around the world because often double standards and hit bankruptcy on. the question of us are, these are 2 different things. it's double standard because it's each one situation in a one way another situation other way. so ukraine protest, i rig

united states is playing in the united nations. in fact, go to the security council and there it seems that america will stop this once again and this will actually prevent the recognition of the palestinian state , something that america claims is the solution for the issue of palestine. yes, the americans consider themselves committed to the security of the zionist regime, and they have declared this clearly, and there is no difference between the democrats in this regard. and there are no republicans, which means that the zionist regime enjoys bipartisan support in the united states. well, for example, you mentioned the opposition of the united states to the draft resolution of the united nations regarding the acceptance of palestine's full membership in the united nations. it was a few weeks ago that the americans had a budget. approving 26 billion dollars to help the zionist army , the americans are playing a dual role. on the one hand, they are exposed to the pressure of public opinion , domestically and internationally, and on the other hand , they have that commitment to the zionist regime, so starting a double game and of course a dirty game, on the one hand, from any political support, military, economic, economic and they don't rely on security from the zionist regime , on the other hand, they try to show a series of human rights shows of their own. we saw it in american universities that they protested anyway this is the necessary policy of the united states of america, which , on the one hand, supports the zionist army with military support. and

all of this written, but every time that is a united nations security council resolution, israel simply dismisses it because it has the backend of the united states. so that's a very typical response. they just simply dismiss everything. often times they'll say the united nations is simply anti is riley as well. it's so cold, empty symmetric by 10 dismissed the un security council resolutions. this is a little bit more difficult that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is using this tactic once again of just going off to the organization, rather than looking at what the organization has said or whether anything these change. their very convinced is ro, is very convinced that he's going to fight this way the will, the way possible. funds that off divisions mitigates member the will cabinet. you'll have cult, member of the will cabinet, has been, have been very critical of the problem. is that a visual because he simply doesn't have a plan for the day off to and that's something that's good becoming increasingly more obvious. okay. more on con, thank you very much. that reporting there from amman, once again, because it is real, shut down alph

united states. it enjoys unfettered access or almost unfettered access to us weapons. and unfortunately, that has also resulted in the paralysis of the united nation system of the security council, which has been unable to take any significant action to bring about an end to this genocide of war. so there will be probably political kind of nation statements from all sorts of governments. but we have to wait and see what the united states will allow at the united nations at the security council. it is a test in many ways for that red line that fight and had drawn a few weeks back. but we've seen him kind of delete those lines before stretch them or re interpret them to fit is really actions rather than confront these actions and follow what a lot of you and experts have said is an an imperative right now an arms embargo and sanctions on israel's, until it stops the mass louder and gaza here and we were talking earlier to use the nickel bit occurs and associate filler, which had them houses as well as the middle east. and listen, he was talking about this being the never ending rules that everything just seems to go around in circles as a ground old guy. and the only thing that changes is the number of people that are killed in gaza. how does, how does it, how do we break, how that, how do we stop that? how do we try and find them in a 2 bed cycle as well? i think the only way to break that is to make this onslau

core, it recommends the security council reconsider palestine's application for full membership in the united nations. this draft resolution tells us the use of the veto by the unitedtes against the draft resolution algeria submitted to the security council on behalf of the arab group on this matter last month. your excellencies. today marks a defining moment in our history. the draft resolution before you would have a profound impact on the future of the palestinian people. a people who for more than 75 years have endured prosecution and the denial of their most basic rights. a people who have patiently waited with unwavering determination for the international community to champion the right for determination and enable their countries to get full mentorship in the united nations. we are a peaceloving nation. and to effectively serve humanity for the united nations. by exceeding international treaties and conventions and adhering to the united nations charter, and meeting the criteria for membership and obtaining u.s. ignition of 144 states, the state of palestine has demonstrated it deserving space -- it deserves a space in the international community. the count

united nations to grants, palestine full membership at the security council. we've seen the votes try to happen, but of course it's been blocked by the united states. no doubt. it increases pressure on the united nations, but it also further isolates the united states and is a, it puts pressure on the united states and in particular on the bite and administration to have some sort of cohesive policy. the biden administration has been talking about its support for the 2 state solution while at the same time re towing the recognition of the state of palestine. so i think it also wraps up pressure on the bite and administration. the from sort of the is really points of view who will be held responsible for this. and israel, do you think heads are going to roll and will it look like this is a failure on some level. it is definitely a diplomatic failure. it's a political failure buying the 10 yahoo! i think nathaniel, who is in the political trouble of doing this thing, keeping him in the office is his continuation of the war on gaza and the destruction of gaza. once that war is over. i think we might finally see an end to nits in yahoo, who's decades of long poli

of the united states of america in bilateral relations, and they do not particularly hide, speaking at the united nations in the security council, this is very sad and indicates that the unitedre not fulfilled in terms of security. one reason why the united states is not fulfilling this role, from my point of view, one reason is very simple. washington thinks it can afford it, and the reason washington thinks it can afford it is how key arab countries are reacting to it. such as egypt, saudi arabia, the gulf state, which in no case naturally approve of what israel is doing, but i’m not sure that these countries are ready to take a decisive stance against the united states, you remember, in 73 because of american support for american weapons of israel during what in israel is called the yom kippur war. the arab states declared an oil embargo against the united states, which was very painful, so i don't see anything like that today, or am i missing something? well, you usually always notice everything that needs to be noticed. no, this really is not the case, the position, well, some might call it flexible, but in principle not very fundamental for the arab countries, it is di

security council. the united nations wanted to fulfill its responsibility. united nations experts announced that the bodies that were recently found in the mass graves of two hospitals in nasser and shefa showed signs of torture. in the investigations conducted in the mass graves in the gaza strip, there are some possible cases. in the beginning of may, 3 mass graves were discovered in nasser hospital in khan yunus, south of the gaza strip, and 39 bodies were removed from these graves. european mediterranean human rights watch. he announced that so far more than 140 mass graves have been found throughout the gaza strip. continued news introducing iran's peaceful nuclear program to the world at the first international nuclear science and technology conference in isfahan, a three-day event with the slogan of nuclear technology for sustainable development, which more than 5. 50 foreign speakers are present in it. this is the story of saving a mother through radio medicine. he had colon cancer, it had metastasized to the liver and the entire upper and lower lip of the

united nations. the overwhelming majority of members, 143 countries, voted for the resolution. nine states opposed, including united states. another 25 abstained, now the general assembly calls on the security council again consider the issue of full membership of palestine, but even if the project is blocked again, the state will still have new opportunities in the un. alexey veselovsky followed the course of the meeting. 143 countries are in favor, only nine are against and 25 abstain. the un general assembly overwhelmingly supported the admission of palestine to full membership of the united nations. hall. burst into applause, the vote, however, was greater symbolic, according to the un charter , only the security council can approve a country’s full membership in the organization, and there the united states is blocking the admission of palestine, the last time this happened in april of this year, and nevertheless, the general assembly resolution demonstrates on whose side is the support of the world community in palestine-israeli conflict, palestine's suppression was barely contained... russia voted in favor because it believes that palestine should have long ago become a full member of the or

united nations general assembly statute , shows the importance of this resolution. and of course. take the next steps, the most important step is pressure. there is a united nations security council in order to finally approve this resolution, god willing , thank you very much, mr. saadullah zarehi, an expert on near asia issues. it is considered, but let us have a look at the discussion of global reactions in the field of media to the resolution last night. for palestine's full membership in the united nations, it seems that we are still in contact with mrs. ghasemi . please tell the viewers about the media reactions to the membership resolution. complete palestine in the united nations. miss ghasemi, can you hear us? please, please, mrs. ghasemi, your voice we have. i raise my question again regarding the reaction. media about the resolution, well , our communication was not established, unfortunately , there was a problem, there is a live part of these issues, so let's go and get mr. sadr hosseini's summary , mr. sadr hosseini, let's hear your summary and your perspective on the current process and political developments. do you mean gaza and palestine? yes, mr. dr. seifi ba.

security council. so is that a shot for palestine on the back of this resolution and actually getting full membership to the united nations? so that's a question for the united states because united states has veto power on the security council. and they've used it once last month. they painted that they are planning to use it again. so you say if the us as b to a power, why did this go to the general assembly? it's because so many countries more than a 100, a 143 were upset, and they wanted to send a message particularly to the united states that the united states is an outlier here. and even though they have veto power, of the general assembly and the overwhelming members of the un wanted to show that they support un, uh, enhanced membership if you will. so it's ultimately gonna come down to the united states until the united states agrees to it. they will show that they will use their veto power and they've hinted that they are planning to or will again, should the security council or revisit this issue. okay. but as on the, across all that unfolded today at the u. n. for us in new york. thank you game. well, that's bringing honestly, you're a senior poli