security council starts in just moments. it's 1300 hours james a little after 9 am in new york where the united nations security council is about to hold its open session on the israeli palestinian conflict the issue though is the land specifically israel's plans to an excess palestinian territory in the occupied west bank something the united nations is urging israel to a band so we got special coverage on this news and analysis of course of the security council meeting with correspondents in west jerusalem and the jordan valley as well as of course the united nations in new york a diplomatic editor james bays is there for us james take us through what's expected today. well it will start we think in the next few minutes what we know is that this meeting is the regular monthly meeting of the u.n. security council on the israeli and palestinian issue however it's been upgraded this month because of the issue of an exception so ministers can take part and we know that ministers from a number of the security council countries

canada answers the security council's appeal with ships. three destroyers leave british colombia to join united nations forces. across the united states, young men from every walk of life hurried to enlist in the army, the navy, and the air force in answer to the united nations' appeal. as a recruiting center heavy enlistments, in washington president truman addresses a meeting of the reserve officers association. >> gentlemen, we face a serious situation. we hope we face it in the cause of peace. the only reason for the action which was taken on the advice of all of the brains i could muster hoping thatalways we will finally arrived at the place of the road we anticipated when we created the united nations. that is the only reason for the action. thank you very much. [applause] again, the security council meets to provide for a unified command. the president of the council invites the korean delegate to take a seat at the counsel table. to take his place at the table. >> great britain's delegate speaks on the resolution. manyter discussing

security council starts in just moments. it's 1300 hours james a little after 9 am in new york where the united nations security council is about to hold its open session on the israeli palestinian conflict the issue though is the land specifically israel's plans to an excess palestinian territory in the occupied west bank something the united nations is urging israel to a band so we got special coverage on this news and analysis of course of the security council meeting with correspondents in west jerusalem and the jordan valley as well as of course the united nations in new york a diplomatic editor james bays is there for us james take us through what's expected today. well it will start we think in the next few minutes

the security council, mr. president, in my opinion, the competent enough to deal with it, i considered the security council to take steps necessary to re-establish peace in that area. >> a vote on the united states demand that a north korean halt their aggression is carried 9-0 with the soviet union absent. back in korea, the aggression by the communist north korean puppets are women and children. this is not new. these tragic and bewildered refugees are always the first fruit of wanton aggression. at the united nations, the security council still absent calls upon members for military aid for the korean republic. the united states delegate speaks. >> this is the first time that enforcement action has been taken by the united nations. this action recommends that the members of the united nations furnish such assistance to the republic of korea as may be necessary to rappel the armed attack and restore international peace and security. >> the council votes 7-1 to recommend military support for the republic of k

security council will understand the need to extend restrictions on iran. arms embargo on the world's most famous terrorist regime it's good to just bar on october 18th a mere 4 months from now or months this chamber has a choice stand for international peace and security united nations grounders intended the arms that are go on the islamic republic of iran expire betray us mission and its finest ideals we've all 'd pledged to old ethiopian prime minister ahmed is calling for a populist saying it was shot dead thousands of fans followed. as casca to protest his killing the demonstrations turned violent a doctor has told reuters that 8 people were killed the police are investigating just what happened to the musician who is known for political songs about the rights of the aroma people they are ethiopia's the largest ethnic group that they have often complained about discrimination. well thousands of people have rallied in sudan accusing the transitional government there of taking too long to introduce reforms. to the security forces in the capital khartoum

the security council is, i'm in my opinion mister president, a competent oregon to deal with it. i consider it the clear duty of the security council to take steps necessary to reestablish peace in that area. >> a vote on the united states demand that the north koreans halt their aggression is carried nine to nothing with the soviet union absent. >> back in korea, the saddest victims of the treacherous aggression by the communist north korean puppets are women and children. this is not new. these tragic and bewildered refugees are always the first fruit of won ton aggression. meanwhile as the united nations, the security council with the soviets still absent calls upon all its members for military aid for the korean republic. the united states delegates speak. >> this is the first time that enforcement action has been taken by the united nations. this action recommends that the members of the united nations furnished such assistance to the republic of korea as may be necessary to repel the armed attack and to restore international peace and security. >> the security council votes

security council resolutions and the security council are all speaking one by one now and i can tell you there are 15 members of the security council and 14 strongly support that position from the u.n. secretary general in fact the british minister for the middle east james cleverley just said annexation cannot go on all sorts of threat from the british government that it might take some sort of action but the odd one out of course is the u.s. the u.s. position very strongly supportive of israel throughout this administration we've seen the decision on the recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital we've seen decision on settlement saying that are not necessary legal we've seen the trumpet ministration say that the golan heights are part of israel so of course we saw the trunk plan which was the most generous plan to the israeli side of any plan proposed at any point in the last 70 or so years so it's pretty clear where the truck ministration is but where is it on the actual idea of annexation the timing and exactly how much might get annexed that is not clear and that's why i thin

stepping up the pressure on israel the united nations security council is meeting right now as calls grow to stop the. palestinian land in the occupied west bank. summary here in doha 1400 hours g.m.t. which is a little after 10 am in new york as we say the united nations security council holding its open session a virtual session on the israeli palestinian conflict specifically on the issue of land israel's plans to. territory in the occupied west bank which the u.n. is urging israel to abandon now it is carrying on right now representative from vietnam is speaking in about i would say the next 5 to 10 minutes we will hear from the u.s. representative at the united nations kelly craft u.s. ambassador kelly craft that will be interesting obviously the one security council member which we know backs israel's position of. already though we

canada answers the security council's appeal with ships. three destroyers leave british columbia to join united nations forces. across the united states, young men from every walk of life hurried to enlist in the army, the navy, in the air force in answer to the united nations appeal. as recruiting centers report washington,ments in president truman addresses a meeting of the reserve officers association. gentlemen, wean: face a serious situation. we hope we face it in the cause of peace. the only reason for the action which was taken on the advice of all of the brains i could muster hoping thatalways we will finally arrived at the place of the road we anticipated when we created the united nations. that is the only reason for the action. thank you very much. again, the security council meets to provide for a unified command. the president of the council invites the korean delegate to take a seat at the counsel table. >> to take his place at the table. ♪ >> great britain's delegate speaks on the resolution. >> after discussing it with the

canada answers the security council's appeal with ships. three destroyers leave british columbia to join united nations forces. across the united states, young men from every walk of life hurried to enlist in the army, the navy, in the air force in answer to the united nations appeal. as recruiting centers report heavy enlistments in washington, president truman addresses a meeting of the reserve officers association. president truman: gentlemen, we face a serious situation. we hope we face it in the cause of peace. the only reason for the action which was taken on the advice of all of the brains i could muster was hoping, always hoping that we will finally arrived at the place of the road we anticipated world weace in the anticipated when we created the united nations. that is the only reason for the action. thank you very much. >> again, the security council meets to provide for a unified command. the president of the council invites the korean delegate to take a seat at the counsel table. >> to take his place at the table. ♪ >> great b

council of the vast majority of the security council and the un 14 out of 50 members of the security council and the u.n. secretary out they look at the history and the law as outlined by their own body the un security council and international law in recent years and clearly the security council's come down with numerous resolutions the position has been pretty clear for 52 years since the 1967 war that is when israel took parts of jerusalem it took the west bank and it took garza and those were declared occupied territories now since then we've seen certainly israel allows settlements to be built israeli settlers in some of these areas but what israel is now proposing is something very different different it's proposing that in some areas that we annex ation which means permanent political control israeli sovereignty over those areas it really is a game changer that's why i think everyone is so concerned and certainly the palestinian foreign minister minister said that israel thinks it could ignore the courts it can ignore security council resolutions it can ignore sanctions and on

security that egypt brought this matter to the security council. while we remain involved in a process of negotiations under our african mechanism it is imperative that this august body remains actively engaged in this matter willingly jerde unilaterally without an agreement with egypt and so than would jeopardize the interests of downstream communities whose 'd existence and survival depend on the nile river furthermore they are a lateral operation of this mega them but have disaster socio economic effects that will diminish every dimension of the human security of egyptians including food security water security environmental security and human health which would also expose millions to greater economic vulnerability leading to increasing rates of crime and illegal immigration it would reduce water quality disrupt the right for there i parry an eco system that image biodiversity and radiate the dangers of climate change the potential ality represents a serious threat to international peace and security it could also have serious if not fries mac

could trigger this snapback other members of the security council say no the u.s. left the nuclear. deal they shouldn't be able to do this but the u.s. remains a permanent member of the security council and he's threatening to do so so we've got this date coming up at the end of october with it seems almost certain the security council won't be able to extend the bombs a bargain like the us wants and the us saying it's going to trigger snapback if the iran nuclear deal is still alive by october if they took a snap the back of that may well almost certainly will be the thing that will kill it well james this is all incredibly high stakes given that's not that could potentially be the death of the day. what does the u.s. want to try to achieve i mean it is also an election year is this about a timetable. well i think the us is very very. concerned about iran that's certainly the position of the administration they do not like what iran is up to in the region they do not want to iran having any nuclear capability you're right though the timing of this of the potential snap back in octo

security council is holding a virtual session on nuclear nonproliferation the focus here is on iran as the u.s. pushes for an extension of sanctions washington has also threatened to trigger the sanctions if the u.n. does not extend soon expiring weapons and barbara the woman that's now speaking as rosemarie de carlo she's the u.n. undersecretary general for political and peace building a fence that cessna its full implementation as well as faithful it here it's a resolution 2231 is also fundamental to regional stability let me conclude by acknowledging the leadership of his excellent city mr markets in debrett's mover in his role as the facilitator for the implementation of resolution 2231 and to assure him once again of the secretary it's all support i would also like to thank the coordinator of the brics german working group of the joint commission for the continued cooperation thank you mr president. i may have to see the detail of the sonics position i just want to ask colleagues to check if their minds are closed. the mother not only in a bar or a miss your mark it's there in the

the un security council holds a virtual session on the ethiopian river nile down project that's caused a bitter dispute with egypt and sudan. it's the development hong kong's pro-democracy movement feared the most hong kong media reporting that china's top legislative body has begun voting on a national security law for the territory criminalizing acts of dissent and imposing heavy penalties for offenders well the chinese communist party has released virtually no details of the bill it's expected it's going to reshape the future of the financial center and drive another way edge in relations between china and the u.s. beijing has taken up the run precedented step of circumventing hong kong's own legislature to impose the bill directly on to the city let's get reaction out of hong kong adrian brown's live for us now we've seen significant and often violent protests in hall against this bill and other positions of chinese authority in hong kong over the last few months how do you think that people are going to react today . well i think this law is going to have a chilling effect on peop

security council is meeting virtually to discuss if a o.p.'s controversial $4000000000.00 hydroelectric dam on the blue nile river if they appear began construction of the grantor in a sense than 9 years ago and as expect at the start filling it next month so that in the egypt to which is almost entirely dependent on the nile for its fresh water supplies are deeply concerned and want the un to intervene at the us tried to broker a deal this year but if he appeared that not attend the signing ceremony accusing the trumpet ministration of siding with egypt thank you like any one where rosemarie de carlo the of the secretary general for political and peace building affairs is addressing a virtual meeting of the security council on that dispute over the grand opening renascence them let's listen in and the republic of the sudan the construction of the grand ethiopian renaissance dam a major hydro power project located on the blue nile in ethiopia has been its fungal go move region began in april 2011 through the generation of hydro electricity the

the un security council holds of virtual session on the ethiopian river nile down project that's caused a bitter dispute with egypt and sudan. a fake job for his wife and misuse of public money former french prime minister for spot feel gets a prison sentence. the worst is yet to come while that's the warning from the world health organization on the coronavirus pandemic the w.h.o. says it's far from being under control as the number of cases continue to surge globally is sending a team to china next week to investigate the origins of the disease which is still unknown we all know this to be over we all want to get on with our lives but the hard reality is this is not even close to being over although many countries have made some progress. globally the pond is actually speeding up the united states' top expert on infectious diseases and says a recent surge in covert 1000 cases is largely because people are ignoring health guidelines to wear masks and keep away from each other dr anthony fauci is called the community spread a recipe for disaster many southern and western states which pu

secretary general made his position to the security council extremely clear if you meant this and excision the most serious violation of international law. grievously harmed the prospect of a 2 state solution and the cut the possibilities of a new will of negotiations i call on the israeli government will ban it's an exception class palestinian foreign minister riad el maliki says the israel of benjamin netanyahu doesn't believe it's bound by international norms or laws israel things as has been its experience so far that it will not be fined or passed in its millions that security council resolutions are binding for others international course have jurisdiction over others sanctions are full others israel's ambassador danny de known went back in history to justify an accession. everything more that led the people of israel out of egypt. into the land of israel we don't live in the land yeah that one of. the jews here believe and exit the road sovereignty in their land but the vast majority 14 out of 15 members of the security council are following more recent history the council's own res

security council we'll tell you the 2 countries that beat out our northern neighbor and what their new roles could mean for the future of diplomacy and then washington d.c. continues its fight to become the 51st state a vote now scheduled in the coming days so could the current social movement be the tipping point for historic vote all right it's time to boost your i q. tension is building over international waters near the coast of alaska after the united states says it intercepted another fleet of russian bombers but while the u.s. claims the flight was too close for comfort russia claims it went according to schedule r.t. is rachel blevins is joining us now to break this all down for us so rachel what is russia said about this incident so far well the russian defense ministry is saying this was a scheduled flight and they say that a no point did they deviate from their plan to fly off the coast of siberia and alaska and they actually released footage from this incident which shows one of their $4.00 to $95.00 bombers on the mission. and it then shows the u.s. $22.00 fighter jets tha

still ahead and al jazeera the un security council attempts to resolve the dispute over the giant dam on the river nile. and how palestinians are stepping up their fight against israel's plans to an expanse of the occupied west bank. rather the station monsoonal the may you buy you system which is this one here often breaks into rather large ways miss doing just that now so the last rains gone through her carter home shoes off guard and the water and then there's this break where the next band is developing all the way from than the southwest of china up through shanghai and crossing the water into the korean peninsula where you see or incest a fairly heavy rain so it's quite discreet area but it's there all the same as human society looks fairly dry in hong kong that is really the wet and that's reflected in sol's forecast it'll right until thursday that it should dry up again the wind of course at 1st will pick up as a proper circulation those a quarter few showers the sounds but they seem to be in shove this general direction we've got far fewer over some away sea and the philippin

council it doesn't need to come to the security council in fact the ethiopian ambassador said the council is being used as a forum for exerting diplomatic pressure clearly there are 2 different bodies that can examine this the a you for african issues in the un for international peace and security and both have met to decided i suppose some would say you have the choice of 2 different courts to discuss your issue then you choose the one you think might be more favorable to you and worth reminding you this meeting was called by the united states following pressure from egypt i think egypt believes the u.s. may be slightly in their corner on this issue and remember that the u.s. is a permanent member of the security council with veto power. still ahead on al-jazeera forced birth control and threats of detention china's accused of trying to curb the we go population. under gun attack at pakistan's largest stock exchange a separatist group claims responsibility. and there quite a mix of conditions across united states plenty of scott authentic selves you can see the showing up a on the satell

absolutely packed israel's relations with palestine and the palestine tells the un security council any israeli an exception is a crime. a major victory for donald trump's former national security adviser an appeals court dismisses criminal charges against michael flynn after he pled guilty . in the show must go on but when it the british theatre industry struggles to find a way forward with the covert 19 pandemic. a watershed moment that will cause the most serious violation of international law that's how u.n. secretary general antonio gates had as has described israel's plans to an expanse of the occupied west bank members of the u.n. security council of the arab league have been meeting to discuss israel's move which could be put into motion as soon as next week most of them were united in their opposition with warnings that israel's unilateral action could trigger a major escalation in the region. if implementing these tests could dramatically alter the local dynamics jury and civility and probably occupy part of them in turn and maybe beyond the call that is being mocked by period

but the vast majority 14 out of 15 members of the security council are following more recent history the council's own resolutions what israel took east jerusalem the west bank and gaza in the 1967 war the security council declared in numerous subsequent resolutions that these were occupied territories since then large parts of this palestinian land has been taken over by israeli settlers but this is the 1st time in 52 years that israel has come close to declaring sovereignty and taking permanent political control it is never been aren't yet to impose a solution the only country that could stop it is close ally the us ambassador kelly craft said little on the issue of annexation but speaking at the same time as her in washington d.c. her boss the u.s. secretary of state was clearer decisions about this release that it's that is it is this is a decision is being released made some might see that as a green light for israel certainly israel is now in the driving seat it's not clear if it will actually carry out an exception and if it does when it will take place and how much of the wes

well still ahead all al-jazeera the un security council holds a virtual session on the ethiopian a river nile dam project that's caused a bitter dispute between egypt and sudan. and there quite a mix of conditions across united states plenty of scout authentic selves you can see the showing up. and also want to see thunderstorms in all things you can see this rainbow payers over the skies in brooklyn now as we go through tuesday it's mostly dry across the southwest the winds are very strong that a wind warnings in place of course the fire danger has been elevated across the 4 corners but to the north of there very heavy rains working their way across western canada and also down across the northern plains some heavy rain across much of the north and in fact quite so few showers and some thunderstorms in the as we go through tuesday on into wednesday across the ohio valley and pushing eventually was a coward on this and the southeast meanwhile behind that it is mostly fine and dry still windy across the southwest although the tom ridge is not as high as they have been but want to show the

the end nations security council -- the tidenation security council has been constant -- has been discussing in ethiopia dam project. talks between the two countries and sudan have failed to produce a deal. the end of raised at a closed security council meeting that was on burgundy. undi.s -- on bur the reason the security council is discussing the dispute is because of this letter written by the egyptian foreign minister to the president of the security council. it is also an issue that is of deep concern to the u.n. secretary-general. here is his spokesperson. >> we are obviously watching very closely the developments, the various statements coming from the different parties around the grand ethiopian renaissance dam. from our point of view, we urge egypt, we urge ethiopia and sudan to work together, to intensify efforts to peacefully resolve outstanding differences. i think for us, it is important importance ofthe the 2015 declaration of when suppose on the dam. commonphasized the understanding, mutual benefits and good faith. the win-win aspect in the principles of international law. at

canada fails to secure a un security council spot after waging a for a seat. prime minister justin trudeau facing one of his biggest feats yet on the world stage. -- defeats yet on the world stage. amanda: a check on the markets, it is a mixed picture. tech is doing its part but not enough to offset negativity. all up or down. energy is one place we are seeing strength in the s&p 500. tech still leading but a mixed bag. some interesting crosscurrents we are watching, covid-19 cases rising in texas and florida, the comments from ray dalio about a lost decade for stocks because of profit margin compression. real estate is the single biggest decline for the broad market s&p 500. in england, we have a move by the bank of england, $100 billion in the asset purchase program. even as the bank is expanding its purchases, it is sounding a somewhat optimistic note, that the green shoots may be real here. i want to welcome win thin of brown brothers harriman. we saw sterling reaction, we saw it on the board. hadhe one hand, we continued expansion of the balance sheet. th

you know she never leaves you know nations because it has this permanent seat on the security council which it cannot really acquire in some way or another that. has such a privileged position to abandon that that to give it up for real would be real foolishness but with a president what united states has at this time one never knows. financial instability regional conflicts and a global pandemic there are still many hurdles to overcome before the u.n. reaches its ultimate goal to world peace. well the un's deputy secretary general is i mean the hobbit pleased to say she joins us from new york welcome to day. what would you say is your un's proudest achievement in its 75 history i think that was still standing if you had to reinvent if you had to scrap was that they would still be reinvented or was still standing and very much the charter and the values remain as valid as they were in 1045 today and i think it's those values and the fact that we as an institution convene and continue to give hope to the aspirations of augmentin. and if it fell over i was reconstituted today do you thi

security council well for me by the aggregate that this was a major theory or because this was supposed to be foreign ministers i didn't see too many foreign ministers that if you portman so short up for displaying and everyone spoke in generalities they basically it took my job they were mostly analysts looking about why with this might lead to blow up or not in the region and i think a lot of them actually exaggerated that and none of them really accepted the palestinian talk seriously about the options none of them actually singled out the united states were being the instigator with this illegal israeli action so in the end of the day there was very little actionable steps being singled out being recommended being insisted on by the members of the security council basically leaving the palestinians was just you know more declinations more more more more words and to be honest with you it's been clear that the palestinians cannot live by words alone . a senior political analyst not a one big shot and joining us from the hamas one as always thank you. cause of us president has pulled

council resolutions 17011559 putting the security of the region at risk they also support terrorism in iraq and the palestinian territories do you approve of those actions. what you call terrorism and palestine as nationally gratian movement israel is a federal state and israeli policies of terrorist policies of patient of wanting to you know just destroy the national identity of people of wanting to observe international law of human rights of certain nation principles that's a terrorist policy conducted publicly about officially by israel. so we have committed to peace we are committed to our peace initiative and the arab words allow me to finish with committed to out of the arab peace initiative that's based entirely on you and security council resolutions voted by the 1st and foremost by the foot 5 permanent members and supported by the international community so let's see who is conducting terrorist policies here and there with all due respect to could this you could have a difference and i respect the difference that you have with any political parties and lebanon or anybody's

council resolution 711559 putting the security of the region at risk they also support terrorism in iraq and the palestinian territories do you approve of those actions. what you call terrorism and palestine as national liberation movement israel is a federal state and israeli policies are terrorist policies of patient of wanting to you know just destroy the national identity of people of wanting to serve international law of human rights of certain nation principles that's a terrorist policy conducted publicly about officially by israel. so we have committed to peace we are committed to our peace initiative and the arab word allow me to finish we're committed to out of the arab peace initiative that's based entirely on you and security council resolutions voted by the 1st and foremost by the foot 5 permanent members and supported by the international community so let's see who is conducting terrorist policies here and there with all due respect to you could have a difference and that is fact the difference that you have with any political parties and lebanon or anybody is foreign p

land but the vast majority 14 out of 15 members of the security council following more recent history the councils own resolutions when israel took east jerusalem the west bank and gaza in the 1967 war the security council declared in numerous subsequent resolutions that these were occupied territories since then large parts of this palestinian land has been taken over by israeli settlers but this is the 1st time in 52 years that israel has come close to declaring sovereignty and taking permanent political control it is never been aren't yet to impose a solution the only country that could stop it is close ally the us ambassador kelly craft said little on the issue of annexation but speaking at the same time as her in washington d.c. her boss the u.s. secretary of state was clearer this isn't about this really extend it's up to the questions are. you really just make some might see that as a green light for israel certainly israel is now in the driving seat it's not clear if it will actually carry out an exception and if it does when it will take place and how much of the west bank wi

security council we believe this is not the mandate of the security council this project is a developmental project the president of the sits for the world in the future is very bad this can also be considered as interfering in a sovereign nations peaceful activity therefore it is not right to do it joseph siegel is director of research at the africa center for strategic studies based at the national defense university he says egypt's latest move is far eastern strategy to extract more concessions from ethiopia. well i think what egypt is trying to do is raise the stakes and keep pressure on ethiopia and attempt to try and exact is struck a deal as it can out from ethiopia. you know both sides and sadat have actually been meeting. even earlier this week at the technical level yeah and. you have cording to the sudanese your cation minister and they have an agreement to 90 to 95 percent of the issues and so there is a dialogue happening so i think what the egyptians are trying to do is to try to keep the issue as as high up in high profile as possible to tip to put pressure on ethiopia for a

security council. they are oblique warned the move which could begin as soon as next week could ignite a religious war. fisherman of rescued at least 94 rangar refugees off the coast of indonesia's province or officials have told al-jazeera they're likely to send the refugees back to see. australia's biggest airline quantas is cutting $6000.00 staff to cut costs and survive the pandemic loads of ground under the planes for at least a year and keep $29000.00 workers on leave for months the c.e.o. alan joyce says he's hoping to save $10000000000.00 over 3 years in advance to what he says is the biggest crisis the industry has ever faced the recovery includes a $1900000000.00 package to raise its capital germany's lufthansa has clinched a deal to secure a $10000000000.00 government rescue package the carrier's top shareholders agreed to it at the last minute it would mean the government takes a 20 percent stake. secured a deal with a cabin crew union to cut hundreds of millions of dollars in spending with

council it doesn't need to come to the security council in fact the ethiopian ambassador to the council is being used as a forum for exerting diplomatic pressure clearly there are 2 different bodies that can examine this the a you for african issues in the un for international peace and security and both have met to decided i suppose some would say you have the choice of 2 different courts to discuss your issue then you choose the one you think might be more favorable to you and worth reminding you this meeting was called by the united states following pressure from egypt i think egypt believes the u.s. may be slightly in their corner on this issue and remember that the u.s. is a permanent member of the security council with veto power and it was interesting listening to the egyptian foreign minister really emphasizing there how this is seen as an almost existential threat for that country james bays at the u.n. for the moment james thank you let's go live now to him morgan who is in sudan's capital occurred to him but it was interesting listening to the sudanese ambassador sudan of cou

security council we'll tell you the 2 countries that are in northern neighbor and what their new goals mean for the future of diplomacy then washington d.c. continues its flight to become the 51st state a vote now scheduled in the coming days so could the current social movement be the tipping point for a historic vote all right it's time to shoot some good news i knew. tension is building over international waters near the coast of alaska after the united states says it intercepted another fleet of russian bombers but while the u.s. claims the flight was too close for comfort russia claims it went according to schedule rachel blevins is joining us now to break this all down for us so rachel what is russia said about this incident so far well the russian defense ministry is saying this was a scheduled flight and they say that a no point did they deviate from their plan to fly off the coast of siberia and alaska and they actually released footage from this incident which shows one of their $4.00 to $95.00 bombers on the mission and then shows the u.s. $22.00 fighter jets that shadowed t

you know to never leaves you know nations because it has this permanent seat on the security council which it cannot really acquire in some way or another. so it has such a privileged position to abandon it that to give it up. will be real foolishness but with the president what united states has at this time one never knows. financial instability regional conflicts and a global pandemic there are still many hurdles to overcome before the u.n. reaches its ultimate goal to world peace. well the un's deputy secretary general is i mean the hobbit pleased to say she joins us from new york welcome to day what would you say is your un's proudest achievement in its 75 history i think that was still standing if you had to reinvent if you had to scrap was that they would still be reinvented it was still standing and very much the charter and the values remain as as valid as they were in 1045 today and i think it's those values and the fact that we as an institution convene and continue to give hope to the aspirations of augmentin. and if it fell over i was reconstituted today do you think it

council with a veto would help its case for now that hasn't worked. this weekend the african union convened fresh talks and many council members believe it's those efforts that should take priority for now although the dispute is becoming angrier one analyst says he believes it's unlikely any of the countries involved will resort to force ultimately especially in the long run the only way egypt to secure those supplies is by cooperation with its upstream neighbors very much including you know if this escalated into any form of conflict it's going to make it much much more difficult for the parties to overcome the remaining obstacles to reaching an agreement on that and it really could set back relations in the long term at the end of the meeting both egypt and ethiopia asked for the floor again disputing the other's position when the diplomats believe the only way to resolve things is for all 3 countries egypt ethiopia and sudan to return to the negotiating table and make concessions in this dispute no one's going to get exactly what they want james 0

the west bank and gaza in the 1967 war the security council declared in numerous subsequent resolutions that these were occupied territories since then large parts of this palestinian land has been taken over by israeli settlers but this is the 1st time in 52 years that israel has come close to declaring sovereignty and taking permanent political control it is never been aren't yet to impose a solution the only country that could stop it is close ally the us ambassador kelly craft said little on the issue of annexation but speaking at the same time as her in washington d.c. her boss the u.s. secretary of state was clearer this isn't about this really didn't extend its sovereignty the question is are. you really just make some might see that as a green light for israel certainly israel is now in the driving seat it's not clear if it will actually carry out an exception and if it does when it will take place and how much of the west bank will be annexed james al-jazeera of the united nations we know how mass organized a protest in gaza city hundreds raise flags and banners denouncing isra

you know she never leaves you know nations because it has this permanent seat on the security council which it cannot really acquire in some way or another. so such a privileged position to abandon it that to give it up. will be real foolishness but with a president which you united states has at this time one never knows. financial instability regional conflict and a global pandemic there are still many hurdles to overcome before the u.n. reaches its ultimate goal or world peace. well the un's deputy secretary general is i mean the hobbit i'm pleased to say she joins us from new york welcome to day. what would you say if you uns proudest achievement in itself to 5 history i think that was still standing if you had to reinvent if you had to scrap was that they would still be reinvented or was still standing and very much the charter and the values remain as as valid as they were in 1045 today and i think it's those values and the fact that we as an institution convene and continue to give hope to the aspirations of augmentin. and if it fell over and was reconstituted today do you thin

it believes security council demonstrations are binding for others. international courts have jurisdictions over others. sanctions are for others. reporter: israel's ambassador went back in history to justify annexation. led the people of israel out of egypt through the desert and to the land of israel [indiscernible] jews have exercised sovereignty in the promised land. reporter: but the vast majority, followingmbers, are more recent history, the council's own resolutions. when israel took the west bank and gaza in the 1967 war, the security council declared these were occupied territories. since then, large parts of this palestinian land have been taken over by israeli settlers. but this is the first time in 52 close toael has come declaring sovereignty and taking permanent political control. >> it has never been our intent to impose a solution. reporter: the only country that could stop it is close ally, the u.s. she said little about annexation, but speaking at the same time as her in d.c., her boss, secretary of state, was clear. >> [indiscernibl

showdown at the un security council with both the u.s. and iran represented by their top diplomats secretary of state mike pompei oh urged members of the council to extend a ban on iran buying conventional weaponry which is due to expire in october this chamber as a choice for international peace and security united nations under intended the arms embargo of the islamic republic of iran expire betraying the u.s. mission and its finest ideals all 'd pledged to all if you fail to act. right will be free to purchase russian fighter jets strike up a 3000 kilometer radius but he said it's like riyadh del rome in warsaw in a rain crosshairs iran's foreign minister mohammad job at zarif spoke at the end of the session this status call is needed acceptable nor sustainable the international community in general and the united nations security council in particular are facing an important decision. do we maintain respect for the rule of law or do we return to the law of the jungle by surrendering to the. outlaw bully. just 2 weeks the iran nuclear

you should be taking to task those at the security council who block the referrals. these are the places you are talking about. what i am saying is this. that what you just pointed out, the very deficiencies of international law that i spoke about earlier, which we all have to do, both you, me, everybody, civil society, needs to take to the united nations and the security council, encourage them to refer these cases where we see human rights violations occurring, and bring them so thatjustice can be had. now — but even in spite of that, and i hope that gets done, so that we can have justice. but there is the hope even that eventually, as long as we have the icc — and i need to say this again, as long as we have a permanent international criminal court, there will always be hope that those who do these behaviours, who grossly violate human rights, commit international crimes, they can run, but they cannot hide forever. icc will be there. there will be a court where they can be asked questions ofjustice. that is the hope. you keep using this word, "hope," and i wan

security council via a virtual session on nuclear nonproliferation and he urged the security council to extend an arms embargo on iran which expires in october. arms embargo on the world. this go to church bar on october 8th. or 4 months. warman's this chamber has a choice stand for international peace and security you know lucius grounders intended the arms that were go on the islamic republic run expire betray us mission and its finest ideals we've all pledged to our all and then in response iran's foreign minister mohammed javert zarif said efforts to replace international law with us will has effectively just jeopardized international peace he also said ending the un arms embargo is an inseparable pos of the new idea the united states has carried out and i have spelled them out in the footnote numerous facts of on digression against iran and its neighbors invaded our neighbors tree times in the last 3 decades milked the region of its resources to destabilizing on states systematically supported terrorists and provided material support for crimes against humanity in yemen the peop

security council and that setting out what address wanted. this is the last thing the options have been looking for a member that the choppiness have always been have always felt to being dragged to these negotiations they didn't even want any negotiations in the 1st place they think that the dam is an internal affair it is a matter of their own sovereignty independence and that they have given their pledge to the international community to their neighbors as well that they're not going to do anything that's going to hurt sudan or egypt so they think that being dragged to the u.n. is an escalation they consider it. issue that shouldn't even be reached in the 1st place like a level of escalation in each remember that this dam has become a rallying cry for a country that has been divided ethnically and in many ways politically it's shopian some of them talk about this and the completion of it and the success of the project as the completion of the independence of each and they have been talking about the hero ism of the man who started this now

council resolutions 17011559 putting the security of the region at risk they also support terrorism in iraq and the palestinian territories do you approve of those actions. what you call terrorism and palestine as national liberation movement israel is a federal state and israeli policies are terrorist policies of patient of wanting to you know just destroy the national identity of people of wanting to observe international law of human rights of certain nation principles that's a terrorist policy conducted publicly officially by israel. so we have committed to peace we are committed to our peace initiative and the arab word allow me to finish we're committed to out of the arab peace initiative that's based entirely on you and security council resolutions voted by the 1st and foremost by the foot 5 permanent members and supported by the international community so let's see who is conducting terrorist policies here and there with all due respect you could have a difference and that is fact the difference that you have of any political parties and lebanon or anybody is foreign policy

foreign minister to the president of the security council it's also an issue that is of deep concern to the u.n. secretary general here's his spokesperson. we're obviously watching very closely the developments of the various statements coming from the different parties around the grand each european renaissance dam. from our point of view i think we urge egypt we are g.o.p. and sudan to work together to intensify efforts to peacefully resolve outstanding differences i think for us it's important to underscore the importance of the 2015 declaration of principles on the dam and that declaration emphasized the cooperation based on common understanding usual benefit good faith win win aspect and the principles of international law so at this point we are we're targeting progress towards an amicable agreement in accordance with these with these principles members of the security council seem to have a similar position to that you've just heard from the un secretary at that they don't want to take sides in this dispute they want the countries concerned to sit down face to face and try and

foreign minister to the president of the security council it's also an issue that is of deep concern to the u.n. secretary general here's his spokes person we're obviously watching very closely the developments of the various statements coming from the different parties around the grantee european renaissance them. from our point of view i think we urge egypt we are g.o.p. and sudan to work together to intensify efforts to peacefully resolve outstanding differences i think for us it's important to underscore the importance of the 2015 declaration of principles on the dam and that declaration emphasized that cooperation based on common understanding usual benefit good faith win win aspect and the principles of international law so at this point where we're targeting progress towards an amicable agreement in accordance with these with these principles members of the security council seem to have a similar position to that you've just heard from the un secretary at and that they don't want to take sides in this dispute they want the countries concerned to sit down face to face and try a

secretary general made his position to the security council extremely clear if implemented and accession constituted of serious violation of international law or grievously harmed the prospect of a 2 state solution and the gulf the possibilities of a new will of negotiations i call on the israeli government we're bound and it's an exception class palestinian foreign minister maliki says the israel of benjamin netanyahu doesn't believe it's bound by international norms or laws israel things as has been its experience so far that it will not be fined or asked in its millions that security council resolutions are binding for others. international course have jurisdiction over others sanctions are well others israel's ambassador demeter non went back in history to justify an accession ever more that led the people of israel out of egypt. over into the land of israel we don't live in the land that gather one of our jewels or believe in an exit out sovereignty in the land but the vast majority 14 out of 15 members of the security council are following more recent history the council's own reso

security council for is being if egypt saying that it doesn't want to feel free to fill the dam and the 2nd front if you're saying that it is feeling unfortunate that egypt feels the need to involve the security council but it will go ahead and fill the dam in july and now these are not the 1st round of talks between the 3 sides that has led to no deal there were several rounds of talks that were held here in the sudanese capital what assume all failing to produce results and eventually moving on to. the u.s. in early january and february also not producing any results now sudan has stated that it is concerned about the safety of the ground if you can run as on stem and the impact it would have on downstream countries the 1st being so down of course specifically. in blue nile state in the southern of southern eastern parts of the country nearly $100.00 rohingya refugees including 30 children have been rescued by fishermen off the indonesian coast it was initially unclear if the group would be allowed to disobey ark locals took matters into their own hands and help the survivors to safet

secretary general made his position to the security council extremely clear if implemented and accession constituted of serious violation of international law grievously harmed the prospect of a 2 state solution and the count the possibilities of a new will of negotiations i call on the israeli government. it's an exception class palestinian foreign minister maliki says the israel of benjamin netanyahu doesn't believe it's bound by international norms or laws israel thinks as has been its experience so far that it will not be fined or oppressed and it's believed that security council resolutions are binding for other international course have jurisdiction over others sanctions are full others israel's ambassador danny de known went back in history to justify an exception. everything more that led the people of israel out of egypt. into the land of israel we don't live in the land yeah that one of. the jews here believe and exit the road sovereignty in their land but the vast majority 14 out of 15 members of the security council are following more recent history the councils own resolutio