resolutions before the council gabriella is on the report from you and headquarters in new york security council members agree on the necessity of ending the humanitarian crisis in gaza. but deep divisions remain on exactly how to do that. the key part of the russian draft resolution was an immediate cease fire. it was supported by china. you a couple in and mozambique. the russian ambassador said the back their resolution was bolted down was a blow to humanitarian efforts, reduced issues, we're talking about the most serious explosion of violence over the past decades. today the entire world waited with baited breath for the security council to take steps in order to put an end to the bloodletting. but delegations of the western countries have basically stumped on those expectations. those are gas. the u. s. u . k. france and japan voted against the resolution. the us said russia failing to condemn us is the reason why russia's resolution put forward without any consultations make no mention of from us. none by failing to condemn from us rushes, giving cover to a terrace group. that brutalizes

in new york, the security council has been meeting today.sentative from israel and palestine both had scathing remarks on the u.n. welcome to the program. one of the two israeli women released last night after being taken hostage by have asked has spoken about her ordeal. she was 85. she is 85 and she said she had been through hell. her husband who is 83 is still held. israel estimates 220 hostages are still in gaza after being abducted in the attacks o october 7. how mass, which is designated a terrorist group by the u.k., said the release was for humanitarian reasons. meanwhile, israel is continuing its aerial bombardment. at least 700 people were killed in gaza in the past 24 hours according to hamas officials. they also say the total number killed is now more than 5700, including more than 2000 children. our international editor jeremy bowen reports. a warning, it contains very distressing images. >> after the doctors have examined her, she came out of the hospital in tel aviv saying she went through hell in gaza. from the moment how mas

also coming up the clash at the un security council in new york, israel's foreign minister, his back and criticism from the u. n. she is important to also recognize the effects by a mas, we've not happened in the value of secretary general walk, won't really plus the w visits and is really community that was over run by him. us militants on october 7th, residents and emergency workers speak about the horrors of the attack. the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. you an agency helping refugees in gaza says it will have to halt its operations there unless more fuel is delivered. it says it supplies will run out later today. israel's military's refusing to allow fuel into gaza accusing the militant groups come us, which runs the territory of hoarding supplies. is real, impose the blockade on gaza after from us as terrorist attack on october 7th, only limited supplies of food, water and medicine have been allowed in the fuel shortage is hindering emergency services. they're already stretched to the limit in the blood stained wreckage of an ambulance in gaza. it was destroy

the this is dw news live from berlin tonight, the mid east crisis and a clash at the un security council in new york. israel's foreign minister, his bag and criticism of the bombing and gossip, is important to also recognize the effects by our minds. these not happen in the value of secretary general. what while do you live? meanwhile, the human agency helping refugees in gauze a warning it may have to stop its work. fuel and medicines are running desperately short. 3, i've gone to the hospitals are now out of action. the i bring job is good to have you. with this on this tuesday, we begin in new york and a seated session of the united nations security council. a meeting we're hopes were dashed of moving closer to an end to the conflict between israel and hamas military . israel's foreign minister watched a furious attack on the head of the un antonio gutierrez israel's ambassador to the un, also called on gutierrez, to resolve anew in chief earlier had criticized israel's bombardment of gaza and called for an end to what he described as the collective punishment. of the palestinian people, it is im

the, the, this is the w news coming to live from berlin, the clash of the un security council in new york, israel's foreign minister, his back and criticism from the un cheat. keep these in boston who also recognized the effects by i'm honest, we've not happen in the value of secretary general was really plus human agency helping refugees. and guys of warrens, it will be forced to stop and say it operations today. if it doesn't get more fuel, israel's military won't allow fuel intake also accusing him. loss of stock piling supplies the hello him, terry martin. good to have you with us, united nations secretary general, antonio gutierrez is facing criticism. after comments, he made the un security council meeting in new york. israel's investor to the us is gutierrez, so should resign after remarks he made criticising israel's bombardment of gaza. un chief condemned the terror attacks by him us, but he also urged and what he described as the collective punishment of the palestinian people. the very heated exchanges of the un security council meeting in new york as the war and gaza rages on

we begin in new york and the heated session of the united nations security council. we're comments from you in chief, antonio gutierrez, drew a sharp response from israel. un chief, had earlier criticized israel's bombardment of casa and urchin, and what he described as the collective punishment of the palestinian people. but his remarks found short shrift on these fairly side of the table. the very heated exchanges of the un security council meeting in new york as the war and gaza rages on un secretary general attorney who gets have as well. and the situation is getting more di by the hour, at least, and he repeated his condemnation of how much the tenor attacks wrote and reiterated his goal for humanitarian sci fi. it is important to also recognize the effects by miles did not happen in a vacuum. the policy didn't people have been subjected to 56 years of simple guiding occupation. but the grievances of the policy and people cannot justify the appalling effects by a mouse. and those appalling attacks cannot justify the collective punishment of the policy and people

security council and among the journalists , they emphasized the need for an immediate ceasefire in gaza, as well as the prevention of deportations and forced displacement. the palestinian people emphasized, ali rajabi , new york un security council reporter. the anger of the zionists over the statements of the un secretary general , the foreign minister of the zionist regime canceled his meeting with the un secretary general and his speech is not suitable for the un secretary general and must be changed. the secretary general of the united nations, who recently visited rafah , said at the security council meeting: "hamas' attacks were not a billet, and the 56 years of palestinians living under a suffocating occupation were the cause of it." guterres called the mass killings of the zionist regime in gaza unjustifiable and calls for unconditional humanitarian aid. emphasized to gaza. 24 american soldiers were injured in the attack on the country's bases in iraq and syria. the commander of the american central forces said: these people were injured in the air and drone attacks of the past days. yesterday evening, for the fifth time in the last few days, ain al-asud base was targeted by iraqi islamic resistance m

security council. russia presented a resolution to stop the gaza bombing. our reporter in new york reported on the security council meeting and the failure. he prepared this resolution that we can see. the united states , england, and france voted against the resolution proposed by russia to establish an immediate ceasefire in gaza in a coordinated action at the security council meeting. after the rejection of this resolution, the representative of russia from obstructing the westerners in the way of stopping the tensions and establishing the truce expressed regret. once again , he made himself hostage to the security and selfish intentions of the western countries, that the security council could not send a clear, strong and collective message to him. the representatives of the united states, england and france, in justifying their opposition to the cease-fire resolution in gaza, announced that we will not allow a resolution to be passed in which israel is condemned, while hamas was not condemned in the resolution proposed by russia, but hours before this meeting security council

to stay with us and we'll have plenty more coverage, including from new york, the un security councile, with showers or longer spells of rain — driven by areas of low pressure — moving in off the atlantic, with associated weather fronts bringing the wet weather and some strengthening winds through the channel by the end of the weekend. let's take a look at this evening. you can see we've got some outbreaks of rain across the north—east of england clearing away, but actually all attention down towards parts of south wales, in towards devon and cornwall, and wet weather drifting east through dorset, hampshire, the isle of wight, towards sussex as well, and into kent. and it's here that we have a met office yellow warning force for that heavy rain overnight. drier elsewhere, under clear skies through west wales, north—west england, northern ireland. western scotland, chilly at times — three celsius there in glasgow, colder in the countryside. to wednesday, and the overnight rain in the south—east beginning to clear away. and for many, wednesday is a reasonable day — plenty of dry and bri

that is on the reports from the un headquarters, new york security council members agree on the necessity of ending the humanitarian crisis in gaza. but deep divisions remain on exactly how to do that. the key part of the russian draft resolution was an immediate cease fire. it was supported by china, you a couple and, and mozambique, the russian ambassador said the back their resolution was bolted down was a glow to humanitarian efforts, reduced issues. we're talking about the most serious explosion of violence over the past decades. today the entire world waited with baited breath for the security council to take steps in order to put an end to the bloodletting. but delegations of the western countries have basically stopped on those expectations. those, i guess, the u. s. u. k. france and japan voted against the resolution. the us said russia failing to condemn us is the reason why russia's resolution put forward with out any consultations make no mention of from us. none by failing to condemn from us rushes, giving cover to a terrace group. that brutalizes innocent civilians, it is ou

within new york, the security council has failed to back motions that could have facilitated humanitarian relief. so what can we you and do to help us to use? what challenges does the global body face in this will? we're discussing all of this in a moment with a panel of guess, but 1st, the problem is published and in journalist honey, i'm a shape uh tells us what life is like in garza today. a. i'm going mass bombardment, or read or no by experts as carpet bombing has turn major parts of the gaza strip into a pile of rubble. in a statement made by the ministry of health, the ears tribes have almost to claim the life over 30073478, palestinian life. 70 percent of those who have been killed by their strikes are children and women. there are also 12000 palestinians who have been critically injured with the number with number trapping under the rubble they expected numbers of palestinian victims is expected to rise to 6000, making it a closer to the victims of the 3rd panica massacre complete siege on the gaza strip with serious shortage of over fuel and, and, and medical supplies has pushed

ali rajabi kharbari sedav cima, united nations security council, new york. esentative of russia in the un security council, the collective punishment of the residents of gaza is unacceptable and the displacement of one million and four hundred thousand people is pushing the situation towards disaster. explained. the representative of russia called the blind bombing of gaza and cutting off water and electricity unacceptable and said that the us not only does not try to solve the problem , it seeks to support israel against the palestinians by spreading lies. russian news sources reported that this country has proposed a resolution to the un security council within the framework of which an immediate ceasefire will be established in the occupied palestinian territories. the international organization of doctors without borders condemned the action of the zionist regime to set a deadline for the evacuation of al-ada hospital. the zionist regime this morning the officials of this hospital warned to evacuate the hospital and threatened. he bombs the hospital. the

:00;00] the the, this is the, the news coming to line from berlin, the clash of the un security council of new york. israel's foreign ministry hits packet criticism from the u. n. g. it is important to also recognize the effects by i'm honestly not happen in the vacuum. the secretary general was really plus the human agency helping refugees and gaza warrants. it will be forced to stop it to eat operations today. if it doesn't get more fuel. israel's military won't allow fuel into gaza, accusing from us of stock filing supplies and the power of music to bring people together. the academy founded here in berlin by renown. conductor daniel baron blind unites young musicians from israel and the palestinian terrorists. the hello. i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. united nations secretary general, antonio gutierrez, is facing criticism. after commenting made of the un security council meeting in new york, israel's investor to the un says gutierrez should resign after remarks he made criticising israel's bombardment of gaza. un cheap, condemned the terror attacked by hom, us, but he also urgent

the, the, this is the, the, the news coming to live from ruling the clash of the un security council in new york. israel's foreign minister hits back at criticism from the u. n. g. it's important to also recognize the effects by i'm honestly not happen in the fact that a secretary general was won't do you live plus the united states in the u. n. agency, helping refugee using jobs of warrens that it will be forced to stop. it's 8 operations today. if it doesn't get more fuel, israel's military won't allow fuel in the guys are choosing how much of stock piling supplied the hello. i'm terry morris, and good to have you with us, united nations secretary general, antonio gutierrez, is pacing criticism after comments he made of the un security council meeting in new york. israel's investor to the un says gutierrez, should resign. the remarks he made criticising israel's bombardment of gaza. the menchie condemned the terror attacks by him us, but he also urged and what he described as the collective punishment of the palestinian people. a very heated exchanges at the un security council meeting in new

we begin in new york and a heated session of the united nations security council. a meeting where hopes were dashed and moving closer to an end to the conflict between israel and how mos militant done. israel's foreign minister watched a furious attack on the head of the un. antonio gutierrez israel's ambassador to the un, also called on gutierrez to resign. and the you in chief had earlier criticized israel's bombardment of gaza and called for an end to what he described as the collective punishment of the palestinian people. it is important to also recognize the effects by i'm honestly not happen in the vacuum. the policy didn't people have been subjected to 56 years of simple guiding occupation. they have seen that land sadly be followed by supplements and blake by violence. that economies stay folds, that people displaced and that homes demolished. that helps with a political solution to that applied and being vanishing. but they gave us use of the policy and people cannot justify the appalling effects by a mouse. and those appalling attacks cannot justify the

security chief to step down over his comments on the situation in gaza, all eyes remain on new york as the security counciln two rival proposals for a pause in fighting to allow aid into the strip. once backed by the u.s., the other backed by russia. we will stay across both of them throughout the program. we are preparing for a ground invasion. benjamin netanyahu tells its nation in a televised address that the government's special war cabit will decide on when that will happen. he also says he is doing everything possible to bring hostages home. it comes as israeli strikes on gaza continue, and as the humanitarian situation there continues to worsen. a third of gaza's hospitals have already shut down due to damage or fuel running out. those still functioning have been forced to stop all but emergency services as they too run out of fuel. now, the united nations agency that looks after palestinian refugees, the u.n. rwa, is warning it will have to stop its work in gaza tonight if it does not receive more fuel. it says it is currently sheltering around six hundred thousand displaced people and its faciliti

in new york, a meeting of the un security council.reign minister has slammed the un secretary—general, antonio guterres, for comments made at the meeting. mr guterres condemned the hamas attacks and said he was "deeply concerned" about what he described as "clear violations of international humanitarian law" in gaza. he said "even war has rules" and that the hamas attack on october seven "did not take place in a vacuum." nothing can justify the deliberate killing, injuring, and kidnapping of civilians or the launching of rockets against civilian targets. all hostages must be treated humanely and released immediately and without conditions. it is important to also recognise the attacks by hamas did not happen in a vacuum. the palestinian people have been subjected to 56 years of suffocating occupation. well, the israeli foreign minister was clearly not impressed with the secretary general gutteres' comments. take a listen. these kids witnessed all— which cannot be described by words. mr secretary—general, - in what world do you live? d

york. i can tell you that here at the un headquarters, they are watching events in guys a very closely and many of the member states are quite concerned this emergency meeting of the security council called by the united or member to is expected to happen at about 19 g m t 3 p. m. local time. here in new york, the security council is expected to be briefed by top un officials in the region from unread, the united nations relief and work agency in the gaza as well as the osha, the coordination for humanitarian affairs office. it's important. let me just point out the latest numbers from the un under a they're saying that now 63 of their staff members have been killed in garza from these really bombardment. they are saying that they are housing, about 672000 internally displaced people in guys that you know about a 149 un shelters. and they say just in the last 72 hours, unrest reporting that 44 of their facilities in guys that have been damaged from bombardment. now aside from this, i will point out that we are hearing that uh malta and the u. a. e are working on another draft resolution behind the scenes of for the security council already for drafts have been voted down at the se

this is dw news live from berlin, clash at the un security council in new york. israel's foreign minister hits back at criticism of the bombing of gauze. it is important to also recognize the effects by our minds. these lots happened in the secretary general was really meanwhile, the un agency helping refugees and gaza warrens that will have to stop its 8 operations. if it does not urgently get fuel, says it only has enough to deliver humanitarian assistance until wednesday night plus date of the visits the queue books that was over run by him aust militants. on october, the 7th presidents and emergency workers speak about the horrors of the attack. the i'm on the and you said welcome to the program. we begin in new york and they should have it. session of the united nations security council meeting were comments from you. and chief antonio gutierrez, drew a sharp response from his real israel's foreign minister. cancel the plan. meeting with gutierrez and israel's, and bassett, or to the un called on gutierrez, to resign. you enter. you've had earlier criticized israel's bombardment of g

security council is divided on the config. kristen salumi has more from the un headquarters in new york. the on security council will hold another emergency meeting on the situation and gaza on monday. this one called for by the united arab emirates and coming on the heels of friday's general assembly vote. whereby the over whelming majority of member states expressed their support for a truce and respect for humanitarian law in gaza. as the situation on the ground, there goes from bad to worse. the security council, on the other hand, hasn't been able to speak with one voice there been for attempted resolutions and were told that another draft resolution is now being circulated among members of the security council to try to garner support, to bring some voice and some weight of the security council in international law to the situation on the ground. members have asked for a briefing from the office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs and for unreal the relief agency on the ground in palestine. but you unofficial said, getting updated humanitarian information now is very diffic

that happened in the special humanitarian situation in gaza was at the united nations security council in new york to get the latest details from the council meeting . security i am talking with ali rajabi, a radio reporter in america . mr. rajabi, hello, in the name of allah, the most merciful. hello , good time, mr. rajabi. i think the meeting of the security council ended an hour ago. yes, this meeting started at around 10:00 a.m. here time, which is around 17:30 tehran time, and it ended almost an hour ago. at the beginning of the meeting, brazil, as the president of the security council, proposed a resolution. and he suggested that if it was approved , the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza should be stopped in order to provide the possibility of sending humanitarian aid to the people of gaza. which was generally in the interest of the palestinian people in gaza, yes, and the result could be this it is okay to stop the emergency, to send aid, to send equipment to the people, and to start sending food and water. of course, russia did not agree with it. in this brazilian resolution, it was n

somebody shall cree speaking in new york at the security council. the un security council was holding an open debate on the situation in gaza saying that's a from some the lip service from some has tons of mounts, assisting the crime, giving a green light to suffering is relevant, trenching, the occupation israel's actions. let us to this desperate moment, let's bring it all corresponding christmas. somebody who's monitoring events, monitoring all these speeches have been a lot of them to you and in new york as a christian, really what we've just heard from the jordanian and injection for a minute has echoing, but it's strong sentiments. and it's coming from because the un security council, as indeed the themes we've heard over and over again. but i think some of the strongest language, probably not surprisingly, coming from the era representatives at the united nations like we just heard a calling out specifically those who defend israel's right to self defense. this is something that the united states has been very vocal about. certainly in its at

rajabi khabarari of the new york united nations security council. more than 5,000 tehrani students were attacked by the zionist regime condemned in this ceremony, the students announced their disgust for the zionists' attacks on the palestinian people and introduced themselves as supporters of the palestinian students . here to express our sympathy and show the people of israel that we are behind the palestinian people and support the children of palestine. death to israel . death to israel. and israel can do no wrong. well , to continue the news, a large gathering of supporters of palestine was held in ma'alhaze with the presence of the prime minister of this country . people in this gathering shouted death to israel. peace be upon gaza and long live palestine , they showed their anger and disgust at the crimes of the usurper regime and the zionist children in the gaza strip. in different cities of brazil, including sao paulo rio de janeiro and brasilia , people from different walks of life raised the flag of palestine and chanted slogans in suppor

york. the un security council adopted 3 un resolutions before a ceasefire was written by then is really things that push the syrian army. and what egypt, when thing territorial gains, a successful counter attack encircled part of the egyptian army. at 1852. on october 22nd door stopped. israel was traumatized by its military failure and an opportunity for beast had risen from the ashes of 5 years later. egypt and order said that and israel's prime minister min that he beg him sign, become david the court. the 1st peace treaty between the jewish state and an error of cuz the major how he did, if you one of the will, is the, is really understanding that giving up the whole of sign up to the last age. today. gyptian in exchange for peace was better than keeping this and i was out. it's what egypt pre game, full control of sign, a deep anger, the arab world, and left a sense of betrayal among palestinians. death was the me, the most important a bill or to the post them in the course utilizing each of the quote for the past of the, for the palestinians because it's never, it's been lucky. back said

shock waves around the world and let the global old crisis situation where a fight in new york, the un security council adopted 3 un resolutions before a ceasefire, was read by then is really trying to push the syrian army and was egypt maintain territorial gains, a successful counter attack in circles, part of the egyptian army. at 1852. on october 22nd, the war stopped. israel was traumatized by its military failure and an opportunity for peace had risen from the ashes of 5 years later. egypt and order said that, and israel's prime minister mon, i am begging sign, become david the court. the 1st piece free to between the jewish state and then erica, the major. how we thank you. one of the will is the, is really understanding that giving up the whole of sign up to the last age. today. gyptian in exchange for peace was better than keeping this and i was out was egypt free game, full control of sine, a deep anger, the arab world, and left a sense of betrayal among palestinians. that was the need, the most important a bill or to the post them in issue on the course utilizing each from the cloud for they

different isaac efforts, the united nations security council has held in emergency amazing behind closed doors. let's speak to gabriel, alexander in new york, taking us through those developments here will do we know why this was a close to me? thank as well. essentially the security council members wanted to meet privately and get a briefing from you and special coordinator for middle east peace tour. when is land and they wanted to get this briefing privately so they could sort of digest what was going on and get an assessment from the un of what was going on without having to give any speeches that were going to be broadcast out publicly at this stage again, it's still very early in this conflict. i think a lot of the un security council members are still like much of the rest of the world trying to get their heads around. what exactly transpired and what is happening right now. and most importantly, what could happen in the coming hours and days now? well, it was a closed door meeting and we're not allowed inside of sources on the inside have told us that the, the un special coordinator for middle east peace brief the security council

well, the un security council, as you were saying the has held an emergency meeting behind closed doors out of the room is gabriel. as under joins us live from new york, gave such focus through what's come out of that you and meeting as well. anyone that was hoping perhaps for some grand statement from the united nations security council, or some big resolution, was certainly disappointed because that did not happen. these were closed consultations. they were not really intended for the un to sort of take any vote per se, or any of the members to give any sort of major statements, at least within the security check council chambers. this was closed doors behind closed doors. private journalists were not allowed inside of course, and a feed from the meeting, which some goes out in other meetings. didn't happen in this case, and that doesn't happen under close consultations. however, the united nations, a security council members did hear from tour was in all the un special coordinator for the middle east peace process. and the purpose of this meeting was for security council members to hear from him to get an assessment from the united nations. on the

security council in new york. israel's foreign minister hits back at criticism of the bombing in gaza. >> it is important to also recognize the attacks by hamas did not happen in a vacuum. >> secretary-general, in what world do you live? brent: the u.n. agency helping refugees in gaza warning that it may have to stop work. fuel and medicine is running desperately short and three of gaza's hospitals are now out of action. and the power of music to bring people together. an academy founded in berlin by the renowned conductor unites young musicians from israel and the palestinian territories. also coming up tonight, a mass strike by women in iceland. they are demanding equal pay and a crackdown on gender-based violence. that, in a country that routinely tops equality surveys. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome. we begin in new york, and a heated session of the united nations security council. a meeting where hopes were dashed of moving clo