joining me live is javed ali, formerly with the us national security council, and fbi national counterterrorismhave you back on the bbc. we heard the secretary of state meeting with arab leaders, on this massive tour of the middle east — how much of an impact do you think this latest effort has had now from antony blinken? mice this latest effort has had now from antony blinken?— this latest effort has had now from antony blinken? nice to be with you, carl, and it sounds _ antony blinken? nice to be with you, carl, and it sounds like _ antony blinken? nice to be with you, carl, and it sounds like there's - carl, and it sounds like there's been some promising develop it's on the diplomatic front with secretary blinken and his counterparts, and a number of different countries. i hate to be pessimistic, but we've also heard this story time and time again, and this is the 11th or 12th time secretary blinken in the past year has been on these types of tours, you know, trying to get all the parties involved to come to some kind of deal to stop the war in gaza, address the issue with the tremendous su

us national _ diplomat solution. we can speak to the us national security - to the us national security council and the fbi national counterterrorismi'll ask you about that the permitted solution and a second but i want to ask you how pivotal and dangerous you think this moment is as we heard from the idf that they are starting a ground operation. mice the idf that they are starting a ground operation.- the idf that they are starting a ground operation. nice to be with ou a ground operation. nice to be with you and — a ground operation. nice to be with you and picking _ a ground operation. nice to be with you and picking up - a ground operation. nice to be with you and picking up on - with you and picking up on points in the previous segments the past few minutes, i agree, this is entering into a very dangerous and volatile moment of the israeli campaign and drawing on the lessons of 2006 that when that 3a day war was effectively a stalemate that one would think that hezbollah has been waiting for this moment and despite the heavy pressure that israel has applied from the air of the past two weeks and the unconventional warfare, th

for more on these developments, i spoke earlierjaved ali, formerly with the us national security council national counterterrorism centre. he gave me his thoughts on how much of an impact mr blinken�*s latest trip is having. it does sound like there's been some promising development on the diplomatic front with secretary blinken and his counterparts, and a number of different countries. i hate to be pessimistic, but we've also heard this story time and time again, and this is the 11th or 12th time secretary blinken in the past year has been on these types of tours, you know, trying to get all the parties involved to come to some kind of deal to stop the war in gaza, address the issue with the tremendous suffering of the palestinian people caught in the crossfire, now with lebanon — but every time we've heard that there's been momentum, then nothing materialises. and at this point, i'm not sure we are going to get to the deal that everyone wants in the coming days. it appears that part of those talks in london was discussing a post—conflict plan for how to rebuild gaza once the war ends.

this is what the us national security council spokesman, john kirby, said at a white house briefing todayfed the ukrainian government on our understanding of this situation and we are certainly consulting closely with other allies, partners and countries in the region on the implications of such a dramatic move, and on how we might respond. the reports of north korean soldiers on the move first emerged last week from south korea's spy agency, which released these images that they said showed a russian vessel collecting weapons as well as north korean troops gathering in military bases in russia. russia and north korea have denied the claims. 0ur north america correspondent samir hussain is in washington. how concerned is the united states about this development and the impact it could have? this is certainly very concerning, because we are talking about two countries, russia and north korea, that our nuclear armed countries and both have had a very adversarial relationship with the united states, to see this collaboration between the two are something that is very concerning for the white

was not behind the attack against iran speaking to the press, a representative from the us national security council stated. but the strike was carried out as an act of self defense in response to the reading of sold following the strikes. these really defense ministers spoke with his american counterpart. we now here and is really media now citing the army report confirming that the attack is over. right? yeah. okay. use of one last thing to you by may. uh, what do we expect to see what kind of a rat and so it is, but it's in from iran later on today. or of course the, it's still a late, it's not, it's still a midnight here and you're wrong. we have to wait for administrative hours to begin, perhaps in 2 hours or 3 hours from now it's uh, $5540.00 am local time here. and still everyone is still sleeping here. so we, we have to wait for official comments from ronnie and officials. but if we review the remarks and comments by iranian, at least i r g c officials during the past days and weeks, and they said that they will response, they would response to any is really aggression. i guess they are want

a representative from the us national security council stated, but the strike was carried out as an act of self defense in response to the reading of sold following the strikes. these really defense ministers spoke with his american counterpart. we now here and is really media. now, citing the army reports confirming that the attack is over. we have to wait for official comments from ronnie and officials, but if we review the remarks and comments by iranian, at least i r g c officials during the past days and weeks. and they said that they will response, they would response to any is really the russian, i guess the warning and territories with even a harsher response compared to the operations. who promised to which targeted as well, with the dozens of a ballistic missiles report, suggest that to get one would use foul sense as support by iranian or gc affiliated a news outlets. thousands of ballistic missiles and one has at its disposal to try to target israel if the attack, if the magnitude of these where the attack is large. so we have to wait us the or how israel responded this time

a representative from the us national security council stated, but the strike was carried out has an act of self defense in response to the readiness sold following the stripes. these really defense minister spoke with his american counterpart. we now here is one last thing to you by may uh, what do we expect to see what kind of a rang, so it is, but it's in from iran. later on today, we have to wait for official comments from ronnie individuals. but if we review the remarks and comments by iranian, at least i our gc officials during the past days and weeks and they said that they will response, they would response to any is really aggression. i guess they are wanting to territories with even a harsher response. compare to operation full promise to which targeted as well, with the dozens of a ballistic missiles report suggests that one would use fouls, ends as support by iranian, uh, or gc, affiliated a news outlets. thousands of ballistic missiles and one has at its disposal to try to target israel if the attack, if the magnitude of these where the attack is large. so we have to wai

missile and bomb strikes on lebanon, and president biden, and the talking head of the us national security councilis the way to solve the problem, it was on sunday, on monday, defense secretary lloyd austin and israeli defense minister yov golland spoke on the phone, and let's hear what they agreed on. on september 30, the minister defense secretary lloyd austin spoke with israeli defense minister joab gallant to discuss security issues and israel's military operation. austin reaffirmed the united states ' support for israel's right to defend itself against iran, lebanese hezbollah, hamas, the houthis and other iranian-backed terrorist organizations. they agreed on the need to dismantle military infrastructure along the border to prevent lebanese hezbollah from launching attacks on northern israel like the october 7 attacks. austin and holland discussed the serious consequences that iran faces in the event of a direct military attack on israel. on sunday , they allegedly called on israel to refrain from a ground invasion, on monday, loy tostin simply supported all the goals that the israeli leader

says, israel informed it of a number of operations, including the ground incursion us national security council's spokesperson tells cnn that the mission can be a risk of risk of mission creep if you will, on the white house will keep discussing that with the israelis cnn's paula hancocks is in abu dhabi and she has been monitoring what is going on both over beirut and in southern lebanon. and obviously this is a fast-moving story. paula, the announcement at least of the ground invasion coming around 2:00 a.m. local time. we are now some hours into that operation. what further details do we have? >> well, becky, we have a team on the border saying that they had been seeing in those early hours flashes of light. they had heard the artillery fire in southern lebanon. we've heard from state run media, nna that there has been severe damage, as they described but in some of the villages at this point saying that there's been damage to shops, to private houses, and also to crops. as it is now light in those areas, we should get more information about what the impact on the ground has been. but we've he

says israel informed it of a number of operations, including the ground incursion, the us national security council spokesperson tells cnn that mission creep can be a risk, and that the white house will keep discussing that with the israelis jonathan conricus is retired lieutenant colonel with the israel defense forces. now a senior fellow at the foundation for the defense of democracies, as we are some seven hours into what is being described as a limited ground incursion. can i just get an assessment from you? as to where you understand things to stand on the ground yes. >> good morning, becky. thank you for having me. i think that as the idf made official israeli troops have indeed crossed the blue line and are operating in rather significant numbers in southern lebanon one elite paratrooper division combat team is operating and i think that there are additional troops that are in the periphery what they're focusing on is establishing the logistics and establishing a hold. so that they can develop operations more. and i think but we will be looking to achieve is i'm sorry, there's noise in the b

the us national security council told our channel that this mission may carry certain risks and the whitee will continue to maintain contact with the israeli side. we believe that israel has the right to defend itself against hezbollah and iranian-backed groups. we have said this before. we have also said that israel is surrounded by bad neighbors. this does not harm the united states in any way, but it could provoke iran to enter the conflict on the side of hezbollah, because this is their largest and most extensive proxy force, they are being destroyed in front of their eyes, so if they decide to attack israel, the united states will do exactly as it did in april, stand up for israel, and how we deal with this will determine whether israel will strike back at iran, because if iran manages to inflict significant damage on israel, then israel will respond: then we will have a full-fledged regional conflict that may require military intervention in the united states. israel has described this operation as limited, but in lebanon there is concern that it could turn into something larger tha

well, in the us, the national security council, sports person show on summit has issued a statement. he says, we understand that israel is conducting targeted strikes against military targets in iran as an exercise of self defense and responds to ron's missile attack against israel on october. first, we would refer you to this really government for more information on that operation . let's bring gabriel who's on though he's live for setting you and a headquarters in new york, gabe sites late the on friday night where you are in new york. have you heard anything yet from the un on these is randy strikes on iraq of the not yet. and that's not unusual either. it's a little bit before 11 30 in the evening. here in new york, the secretary general. we believe he's back in new york after being in the restaurant for the brick summit in cuz on the last few days. uh. but usually when situations like this happened, it takes the secretary general in his office several hours to get a statement out. and that is by choice because they want to assess the situation. they don't want to put out a stat

and also the us worked to and has stopped and used fetal power against five resolutions in the united nations security counciluse v power and they have continue to give their donations and support primarily the biden. administration, the criminal administration and the satanic administration in washington, we saw that the us officials where it has even stopped and tried to fight against the the protest of the students in colleges, they also were protesting against the... side a war in ghazza tried to stop and the us was disillusioned in its continuous stance saying that they are working towards a seizfire and this is only issue just to stop or to buy time to allow the israel to buy time to continue with their aggression against palestine. this is in addition to the crimes and targeting the education and schools, designist aggression targeted more than 100 thous children, left them away from schools and many that are not allowed to stay in the their high schools as well as university level education as well. and a big number also even in kindergarden, more than 800 thousand children who are in the age of educa

taking its instructions in some small part from the united nations, and of course, the us, more than any other permanent member of the security council, continuously runs political interference and uses his vedo power in the security council, not to achieve. "the aim set out for the united nations and the security council in particular by the un charter, but to promote its own ideological view of the universe and us hegimony, and of course zionism plays a very big part in all of that, this ultim, i mean the whole problem ultimately started because a whole bunch of north american and european and to some extent russian jews." uh decided they wanted to go live in uh uh you know in palestine um and from that time on whatever they did was overlooked whether it was assassinations attempted assassinations of us presidents actual assassinations of british ministers of the of the national government uh un rapporteurs the list goes on and on and on and on in fact. "they were the ones who invented what we know as modern terrorism with the bombing of the king david hotel uh and there's been no political willingness to to step in and see justice

google it ran m p use have requested that the national security council amend the country's military doctor to it to potentially allow the development of nuclear weapons. my called think roy associate discuss this issue without seeing cause one of the of us. yeah. you're all government says it is i can sing in response to was insights for me as well. you know, me, you, we raised the last it to the supreme national security council of around the 39 m p . 's assigned. this is a new issue about the non m piece of signed it on the subject is reconsidering. the defense don't treat all islamic around today. unfortunately, the fake and name for my son is raging as no obligation. maintaining the system is important to tyrants is a principle against israel that has no international obligations. even though if a wrong doesn't use exceeds the sanctity of using the nuclear weapon is preserved. the, the terence is in producing it iranian and a piece of coal for a revision in your once a military doctrine. but let me clarify something. first, military doctrine is an umbrella term and it has differe

it as long as it refuses to agree to humanitarian sease fires. world leaders used the latest united nations security council meeting in new york this week to castigate israel and its international backers. over the war in gaza. one year on, israel has failed to achieve its declared goals in gaza. the regime has instead been forced to fight on multiple fronts. it has become a war of attrition that israel has had to toil to conduct. the tel aviv regime has been hamoraging money to purchase military equipments and pan-handling america for neverending replenishments. it's not like palestine is alone. its supporters in iran, the lebanese hezbollah, resistance groups and the yemani ansara movement have had its back in ways that are sometimes discrete, sometimes explicit. hezbolah has been raining rockets and missiles on israel, disrupting the israeli's sense of calm deeper in territory it has occupied. the ansarah members have targeted israeli-linked ships in the red sea, while iraqi resistance fighters launch drone attacks on the occupied territory. october the 7th has only strengthened the palestinian cause, bu

so is this how a group of a reunion and the use has requested the national security council amend the countries military don't. so in to potentially allow the development of nuclear weapons by companies already soon as they discuss this issue with all the costs of the bus in iran government says is, and the thing and result of supervising threats for me as well. he writes eliza to the supreme national security council of rom, this 1st and 9 m. p 's assigned. this is a new issue about the non m piece of signed it on the subject is reconsidering the defines. don't treat all islamic a wrong today. unfortunately, the fake and amazon is racing, as we know, obligation maintaining the system is important to parents as a principal against israel. that has no international obligations, even though it around doesn't use acute. the sanctity of using the nuclear weapon is for the terrans is in producing it with us around and a piece of coal for revision in your ones and military doctrine. but let me clarify something. first. military doctrine is an umbrella term and it has different aspect . so i

various agencies, in fact , from the general staff and the supreme national security council of the country's security council, are following us from the hundreds of customs that we have , and our presence is not complete in only 40 points . is it xeriton's device or is it just that your forces are stationed and the necessary devices are needed to be able to identify what goods are being smuggled into the country? they don't know if there is or not, exactly this establishment is necessary to provide and create the necessary cooperation mechanisms that different institutions should do there. and the provision of technology platforms and, in fact, the systems that should be created there should be created in these 40 that you mentioned, unfortunately, not in many of them, not even the building below has been provided. dear government, we actually had mr. rouhani in the government. in the same way, we have also prepared a guideline on how the organization should cooperate with you . after all, there are 56 devices as the main device. at the very least, they should prepare this sub-station , prepare the facilities for the device t

presidential biden has directed the us military to aid israel's defence against the attacks and shoot down missiles targeting israel, according to the white house national security council. president biden and us vice president kamala harris are monitoring the attack in the white house situation room and receiving regular updates, that is according to the spokesperson for national security, and thus the person on x. that's because laughter correspondentjon donnison who is in jerusalem for us. jon donnison, bring us up—to—date on what is happening over the skies of jerusalem this evening. looking back at the passover, _ jerusalem this evening. looking back at the passover, exactly _ jerusalem this evening. looking back at the passover, exactly almost - jerusalem this evening. looking back at the passover, exactly almost an i at the passover, exactly almost an hour ago when the sirens went off, we got alerts on our phones, though sirens and alerts going across israel, we rented a safe room here in our bbc office injerusalem, and as we were doing that, we heard the sound of loud explosions overhead, which sounded like missiles being intercepted by israel's iron dome missil

officials at the us state department at an end in the military have referred us to a statement from the national security council spokesperson, sean sabot, and let me read it directly. we understand that israel is conducting targeted strikes against military targets in a wrong as an exercise of self defense. and in response to a ron's ballistic missile attack against israel on october. first, we would refer you to the israeli government for more information on their operation. now there's also a number of, of reports coming out in the us process indicating the child of the us officials were alerted by israel before the start of this uh, air strike campaign on a, ronnie and miller, 3 targets that apparently the us president joe biden who was at his home in delaware for the weekend has been apprised of the beginning of the attacks. and it said to be monitoring events very closely. and we understand that according to a multiple reports in recent weeks after the october, 1st start air strikes on tell of even other targets in israel that the u. s. had been telling israel that it should do everything possible to not s

presidential biden has directed the us military to aid israel's defence against the attacks and shoot down missiles targeting israel, according to the white house national security councilack

national security council official under the trump administration. thank you for being with us.all, on intelligence leaks, obviously we have seen a very successful operation by israel on its own terms in recent weeks will to do you think information is secure? obviously all sites will be engaging and all sorts of counterintelligence activity. >> geeta, nice to be with you. with respect to the alleged documents that have been revealed on the pro-iranian telegram channel, that is not good news at all for the u.s. intelligence community, because those types of intelligence products and assessments are kept in very secure physical and digital environments. so it is not clear how these two documents in particular managed to get out of those controlled either digital or physical environments and show up on telegram channel. intelligence value of what they show, that is also unclear from based on whatever information was in there. the fact that they emerged in the first place is not a good news story for the u.s. intelligence. geeta: in terms of where we are now, we are two weeks out f

security brief — miltiary expert mikey kay will dig deeper into the use of unmanned drones in the ongoing middle east conflicts. we begin in the middle east — and an emergency meeting of the united nations security councilng place to discuss the growing humanitarian crisis in gaza. it comes as international pressure on israel over the war in gaza, continues. days after the us secretary of state and secretary of defence threatened to pull military assistance to israel, unless more aid enters gaza — the un says some supplies are now reaching the north of the territory. it comes after a fortnight where, the un says no aid had reached the thousands of people trapped there. america's envoy to the united nations, linda thomas—greenfield told that emergency meeting of the security council that the us government has made it clear to israel that it must do everything possible to avoid civilian casualties in gaza. a quote and quote a policy of starvation in gaza would be horrific and that unacceptable. it would here have implications under international law and us law. the government of israel has said this is not their policy, that food and other essential supplies would not be cut off and we will be watching to

the us ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas—greenfield, has been speaking at the un security councilsituation gaza. she says the us rejects "any israeli efforts to starve palestinians injabalia, or anywhere else" in the gaza strip. the united states has made clear to prime minister netanyahu that were yet enter this conflict, as you must address the catastrophic humanitarian crisis in gaza. that the united states rejects any israeli efforts to start palestinians in jabalia any israeli efforts to start palestinians injabalia or anywhere else, and the israel's words must be matched by action on the ground. right now, that's not happening. this must change immediately. the us has stated clearly that israel must allow food and medicine and other supplies and to all of gaza, especially the north, and especially as winter sets in, and protect the workers distributing it.— and protect the workers distributing it. the latest from the _ distributing it. the latest from the un _ distributing it. the latest from the un security - distributing it. the latest- from the un security council talking

a white house national security council spokesperson said the us is �*concerned�* by reports of northames waterhouse sent this report. we�*ve seen growing concerns among ukrainian officials over north korea�*s partnership with russia. there�*s been mounting evidence that pyongyang has supplied bosco with artillery shells and missiles which have ended up hitting ukrainian targets but a source at the country�*s intelligence agency has told the bbc that they suspect russia is gathering around 3000 north korean soldiers close to its border with mongolia. according to reports they have been supplied with small arms and are getting prepared to deploy in the russian kursk region where ukraine mounted this extraordinary incursion into russian territory back extraordinary incursio

the worry of officials at the time at the national security council is he would've used those powerse various ways to prevent the transfer of power to joe biden. he is very much aware of what those powers were and the fear is in the second term somebody willing to execute donald trump's political aims and misusing powers will obtain that book and obtain is authorities and propose they are used in ways to -- to further interests and there are number of people speaking out, people whose job it was to protect it are now concerned about a second term of donald trump. >> i thank you for sharing that and very sobering but i appreciate your sharing what you could. thank you. >> what is being done to help election workers count ballots, and how it got so controversial. . smell that freedom, eh? download the my lawn app today for lawn care tips and customized plans. feed your lawn. feed it. clem's not a morning person. or a... people person. but he is an "i can solve this in 4 different ways" person. you need clem. clem needs benefits. work with principal so we can help you with a plan that's

using nuclear weapons. now while we have a. ready arguments and the uh, you know, the national security council to decide to whether revise and review the nuclear doctrine or not at the same time comes, uh, you know, a page for this decision from the public today the several times the newspaper english newspaper, any one printed a, an article based on, you know, feedback from people saying that there is a rising number of people in your one who. busy are cooling for, you know, developments of nuclear weapons to be used against israel as a deterrent now on the wrong has time. and again, clearly voice that, that it does not have the intention or the plan to develop a military nuclear program. otherwise, i'm a, it's actually trying to have an a, let's say, peaceful nuclear program for peaceful purposes. however, western powers and israel are accusing, you're one of the opposite. but this kind of accusations which have been, you know, rejected by a wrong time. and again, the latest one, actually it was the americans who i actually approved this, that iran does not have a nuclear and military nuclear programs. c i c, i, a director on mon

that's 800-630-8900. >> kayleigh: the united nations security council just met on iran's unprecedented attack against israel, and joining usisrael's investor to the united nations, danny danon, who is at that meeting. while you were speaking, in this meeting, we heard from commander-in-chief, president biden, at joint base andrews on this conflict. let's listen. >> can you tell us anything about iran and israel's possible retaliation? >> i called a meeting of the g7 today. we are working on a joint statement all of us agree on, from japan to france to germany. what we are doing in that regard is making it clear that things have to be done. and it's obviously -- iran has gone way off course. we are going to put together a joint statement. it hasn't been done yet. it'll be done by the time we land. and there's going to be some sanctions imposed on iran. >> kayleigh: ambassador, president biden previously said we must fully, fully support israel. do you feel you have the support of the united states this hour? >> what happened last night was unprecedented, the attack against people, 200 ballistic missiles. we will retaliate.

us army new tenant colonel. most recently, he was the director for european affairs in the national security council. he was born in keith found his family moved to the united states when he was a child mister vin, great to have you on don't even use today. so the us selection, as we know, is just a days away. now at this stage, what would a donald trump when mean for an ukraine as well, thanks for having the honor. i'm really, really looking forward to this conversation has been about a year since i've been to germany. you know, i've been thinking about this question of foreign policy and national security extensively. i just had an article come out and do speak today, basically talking about the effects of the selection in both domestically and around the world. the impacts for europe in particular are in more immediate in dire where you have it in a trump election is basically a turn to isolationism. something that we haven't had as a current and us national security in many decades since before world war 2. and in that kind of scenario, to create some back room for, for the enemies of democracy in

us. always appreciate when you can. >> john: the white house responding to reports that israel's plans to retaliate against iran have been leaked. national security councilmichael allen joins us coming up next. ♪ it wasn't hard with cologuard®, ♪ ♪ i did it my way! ♪ colo-huh? ♪ cologuard! ♪ cologuard is for people 45+ at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. screen for colon cancer in your home, your way. ask your provider for, ♪ cologuard ♪ here you go. is there anyway to get a better price on this? have you checked singlecare? before i pick up my prescription at the pharmacy, i always check the singlecare price. it's quick, easy, and totally free to use. singlecare can literally beat my insurance copay. go to singlecare.com and start saving today. >> john: reported leak of highly classified intelligence documents, israel's plans to attack iran surface on ryan at a pro-iranian publication. u.s. officials now work to find the source of the week and try to stop it from happening again. michael allen former senior director at the security council joins us now. here's what axios said about the leak. the potential leak

use of nuclear eapons. i want the national security council and the president of the united states making those kinds of decisions second thing here, i want -- let's not normalize contact with vladamir putin that's what mr. trump has done, elon musk supports trump they're very close he's one of his most important surrogates right now this is a guy who invaded a democracy, and autocracy that invaded a democracy. he then annexed territory. we haven't had that since world war ii we fought world war ii to stop annexation he's now slaughtering ukrainians with missiles from iran. he is kidnapping children, ukrainian children, and bringing them to russia we cannot normalize contact with an individual like that. >> victoria, you feel strongly about this, and for some reason, this doesn't seem to be the kind of issue that's bubbling to the top during this intense election cycle. >> well, like i said, in terms of normalizing contact with vladamir putin, in my previous answer, of course the american people would be concerned about any contact with vladamir putin. and i agree with the ambassador that should not be normalized

now, we did reach out to the national security council for comment and they referred us to the intelligence community the intelligence community understandably being very tight lipped about this now confirming the authenticity of these documents. but of course, officials told us that one of the key things that investigations are focusing in on right now is just who had access to these documents that is going to be very important, but also key to remember that the u.s. still does not know for sure whether this was a leak or whether it was a hack because we're call iran has been involved acts of us persons previously, including as recently as this year with a hack on the trump campaign, jessica right natasha bertrand with that breaking news from rome. >> thank you so much for that reporting. natasha also today is israel has launched a new round of airstrikes. one of those strikes in central gaza reportedly killing 11 members of the same family and not too far away gaza civil defense official saying an israeli strike targeted a school where displaced people were shelling altering. this comes a

nations security council. all of that. so they weren't use that. it did not mean that that folder sales people have been trying to, uh, you know, to their agent on that policy within that framework to this day. we're still the are seeing of contingencies coming up as a result of, uh, you know, the, the other countries facing the same challenges that he lost his face, piece of the united states and the us rational funds are managed sanctions, as long as under sanctions. john, i see this chair and i think moving forward, we'll see more of this creates the cool all the sanction that is that you much crawl behind economics, geo politics and you know, other aspects can be dealt with collectively with best buy more buy. okay. the not to exaggerate it is important because the regional organizations such as the you're, you're just paid for it to have it on the far as the and lots of issues are still to be resolved within a party that other number to the brakes to do a walk or view it's vision as to where things stood. but all in all i think there is. ready

at advancing their agenda, that going to take it now the united nations security council, the documents, $43.00 pages. so really, mom, us outlines messages for sustainable global development, emphasizing the expansion of the partnerships on support, especially for emerging markets. it also does promote the shift to a multi power to well with power pools is no longer held exclusively of centralized in the west. the declaration also seeking that to on the school, a commitment piece, making vide, diplomacy in ukraine. let's also now look back. what are the offense so much on the 2nd day the the the 2 zip codes with the new measures metal. the is that what can you put in, you know, sure, with his name, i used to the better way to see if this was sufficient, especially well, in a spirited celebration of the day's events. russian president vladimir putin on his fellow s, m. d, 's of the summit gathered for a gall that did not on wednesday evenings, i pretend emphasize the nation said commitments. universal values of peace, justice policy. well joining me or right now on the political correspondent airport, it's been off. i me

international law, but all of them were vetoed by the us, and the resolution'. became ineffective, it means the security council as a political pillar of the united nations lacks the value of justice. the un general assembly can also be considered its legal pillar, because all members have equal votes and there is no veto. the assembly's decision on palestine and its right to membership alone will not resolve the problem, legal and... and judicial words can rise together, so here the role of the icj, which is the judicial pillar of the un, plays an important role, here it issues a judicial verdict regardless of the political situation. in the hague court, decisions are highly enforceable and have the effect of a trial. the icj has such a character that the governments cannot easily ignore its rulings. so the sound of the gavel in the main hall of the peace palace, which is the icj's judgment hall brought about an important event in the history of the israeli occupation. a piece of rock from roben island where nelson mandela was imprisoned for many years is in the peace palace as a reminder of his years of resistance against apartide. which shows that thi

will limit the use of telegrams, according to yaroslav yurchyshyn, the head of the parliamentary committee on freedom of speech. on the recommendation of the council on national security, money for people's deputies is implemented new security measures. this is about mandatory two-factor authentication, cancellation of synchronization. contacts, prohibition of using the service on computers and in work communication and other rules. this order applies specifically to government employees and does not limit the use of messenger for personal purposes. ukrainian hackers attacked the russian state television and radio company and stopped broadcasting more than two dozen propaganda tv channels, among them russia 1, russia 24. russia rtr-planetat ukrainian media with reference to their own sources. employees of these propaganda media also complained that all information disappeared from the servers and there was no access to the internet. the anonymous pro-ukrainian hacker group "sudo rmrf", which has repeatedly powerfully attacked russian servers, took responsibility. there was also a hacker attack on russian courts. it seems to have succeeded. get personal information abo

us start with developments related to the middle east. an emergency meeting of the united nations security council has been taking place to discuss the growingy in crisis. it comes as international pressure on israel continues. days after the u.s. secretary of state and defense threatens to pull military assistance to israel and less more aid enters gaza. the u.n. says some supplies are reaching the north of the territory. this comes after a fortnight when no aid were able to reach the people trapped. america's envoy to the united nations called the emergency meeting and told them that the u.s. government made it clear to israel that it must do everything possible to avoid civilian casualties in gaza. linda: a "policy of starvation" would be horrific and unacceptable and would have implications under international law and u.s. law. the government of israel has said that this is not their policy. that food and other essential supplies will not be cut off and we will be watching to see that israel's actions on the ground match this statement. >> a view from the u.s. at the united nations. let us bring you up-to-date on what is happening in leb

cnn, chief national security correspondent alex marquardt, also with us brett bruen, a former us diplomat who was spent time in the middle east and served with the national security council and state department, alex, to bring you in first just how serious is this moment in terms of potential escalation? oh, it's enormous. check when you hear what brock ravid was saying, there there are about potential for israel to respond to this looming strike in a much more significant way than they did. a couple of months ago. >> it's clear that the u.s. is watching this very, very carefully. they were the ones who gave the israelis the warnings early today and i think that there's, there's another question is not just about what we're going to expect from moran now and how israel could respond after that, it's also about the defense of israel that's about to come remember, on april 13, when iran launched that attack, the u.s. put together gather this coalition of countries to defend israel that included britain, france, saudi arabia, and jordan is that coalition going to be in place this time there's a lot more frustration now in the arab world hold with the israelis, there's a lot

us and ultra 0. my pleasure or or i just cross now to the united nations in new york, and that's where the security council is discussing israel's most recent attacks. i'm ron, let's listen in on this stability, extend or to to, to the peace loving countries, both in the region and beyond. the top condemned is very to aggression understanding to get every 2 of these actions and the, to the staples, to all the responsibility for these 10. judas escalation lies squarely with these regulation a so tally with those in a budget for most among them the united states, which the main is id, probably medi. i'm on the way reading support to in committing these get a substitute. and also for the light, is this a gust buddy to fulfill the primary responsibilities the united states involvement and is wide aggression? so is the provision of text, me call the expertise and advice media to the system. please lloyd, a fellow that instigated an emboldened is wise to conduct aggressive attack against you on. therefore the us government is complete a seat and is the aggression on rebid is consequences. for the more the united