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-SCJN rechaza impedimento para que el ministro Javier Laynez no revise la impugnación contra la extinción de los fideicomisos-AMLO inaugurará el “gran almacén de medicamentos” el próximo 30 de diciembre-Guterres condena lanzamiento de un satélite militar por parte de Corea del Norte-Más información en nuestro podcast

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Os dirigentes do grupo dos países emergentes Brics- Brasil, Rússia, Índia, China e África do Sul, reúnem-se virtualmente esta terça-feira, 21 de Novembro, numa cimeira que vai abordar a "situação em Gaza e o Médio-Oriente". Em entrevista à RFI, Jorge Tavares da Silva, professor de relações internacionais na Universidade da Beira-Interior, em Portugal, considera que a Rússia e a China vão aproveitar este encontro para se mostrarem ao mundo como mediadores de um conflito internacional. RFI: Que conclusões podem sair da cimeira dos BRICS que vai abordar a "situação em Gaza e o Médio-Oriente"?Jorge Tavares da Silva, professor de Relações Internacionais na Universidade da Beira-Interior: Há uma grande expectativa sobre o papel da China nesta reunião, uma vez que este país é, na realidade, o líder deste grupo. Trata-se da grande potência, com mais poder internacional nos BRICS e que quer assumir um maior protagonismo no Médio-Oriente. No passado, a China já tinha feito mediação do conflito entre a Arábia Saudita e o Irão e agora não vai querer que os Estados Unidos tenham um papel mais preponderante numa região onde quer ter mais importância. Ao estar presente nos BRICS, a China acaba por aparecer como um mediador relevante.A China, o maior comprador de petróleo iraniano, pode usar essa influência para pressionar o Irão a ter um papel mais activo na resolução do conflito israelo-palestiniano?A expectativa está mesmo nessa questão. Por um lado, pelos actores que estão envolvidos nesta reunião virtual e, por outro lado, porque acho que a China, na competição que tem com os Estados Unidos, que vai do económico ao diplomático, vai querer assumir o papel de mediador, podendo aproveitar esta oportunidade. Se a China pressionar o Irão para tentar, de alguma forma, resolver a questão dos reféns israelitas, a resolução ou o fim do conflito poderá estar mais próxima.O Presidente russo participa neste encontro. Vladimir Putin que tem vindo a defender um cessar-fogo imediato e a reiterar que a criação de dois estados será a única solução para acabar com o conflito no Médio-Oriente. Que peso têm os BRICS na mediação desse conflito? Estes países que militam por um equilíbrio mundial mais inclusivo e menos influenciado, nomeadamente pelos Estados Unidos e pela União Europeia… Há uma divisão entre o Sul - Global-países em vias de desenvolvimento, ou seja, os países do sul político-em que a China lidera-e o mundo do ocidente-das democracias liberais, liderado pelos Estados Unidos. Estes dois mundos estão, se quisermos, em constante confrontação. A Rússia e, particularmente, a China assume um papel de liderança deste grupo do Sul, opondo-se ao grupo do ocidente.O Presidente Vladimir Putin, que acusou os Estados Unidos de serem os responsáveis por este conflito que já fez milhares de mortos, poderá aproveitar esta reunião para defender a posição, desviando as atenções da guerra na Ucrânia?Sim, existe esse objectivo. Há aqui também, no meio disto tudo, um lado muito hipócrita. Quando temos estes países [BRICS] a reclamar o recurso ao direito internacional e um conjunto de princípios em relação ao conflito, e eles próprios têm – do ponto de vista dos direitos humanos – muitos factos que lhes são também negativos.O Irão e a Arábia Saudita [países que vão integrar os BRICS em 2024] não são propriamente um bom exemplo de respeito dos direitos humanos. A própria China tem problemas dessa natureza e a Rússia, responsável pela invasão de um país soberano, aproveita não só o desvio das atenções, em relação ao conflito da Ucrânia, mas também estas iniciativas do Sul-Global para encontrar espaço diplomático num mundo que, praticamente todo, condenou a sua acção na Ucrânia. A Rússia vai, igualmente, usar este espaço para fazer frente aos Estados Unidos.A cimeira será presidida pelo Presidente sul-africano, que na semana passada pediu uma investigação ao Tribunal Penal Internacional sobre a guerra entre Israel e a Faixa de Gaza. Cyril Ramaphosa é conhecido por ser um grande defensor da causa palestiniana. Não é só a África do Sul. A China também é, há muitos anos, apoiante da Palestina. Aliás, os BRICS, na  sua essência, estão todos contra a posição de Israel. O facto da Palestina ainda não ter um Estado, se bem que os palestinianos-em muitos momentos da história-recusaram a criação desse Estado, coloca-nos face um conflito muito antigo e com dificuldade de ser resolvido.Todavia, o facto da África do Sul apelar ao Tribunal Penal Internacional [para investigar a guerra entre Israel e a Faixa de Gaza] é uma forma de colocar pressão na posição de Israel. Curiosamente, estes países recusam-se a admitir que o Hamas é um grupo terrorista e negam todo o contexto de terror que ocorreu no início do mês de Outubro. Também é importante referir, neste conflito, a posição das Nações Unidas.Exactamente, o secretário-geral das Nações Unidas, António Guterres, marca presença na cimeira virtual dos BRICS…  Há uma certa obsessão da parte das Nações Unidas em relação a Israel. Não estou a afirmar que Israel não tem de ser condenado e que, nestas circunstâncias, não tenha de ser avaliado. Acho é que há uma desproporção na forma como, ao longo dos anos, se acusou Israel. E agora, mais uma vez, estes países-muitos deles com problemas internos gravíssimos, do ponto de vista dos direitos humanos- aparecem aqui quase como exemplares e a fazer uma acusação a Israel–que deve ser feita e avaliada-mas com muita pouca proporcionalidade em relação ao resto do mundo.A partir de 2024, os BRICS passam de 5 a 11 países com a entrada da Argentina, Arábia Saudita, Egipto, Etiópia, Emirados Árabes Unidos e Irão. A Argentina que acaba de eleger o Presidente anti-sistema, Javier Milei, que afirmou, durante a campanha eleitoral, que o país podia fazer marcha atrás na integração dos BRICS. A postura de Javier Milei levou o ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros da China a afirmar que seria um erro. O chefe de Estado eleito tem esse poder? Não há obrigatoriedade da Argentina integrar os BRICS. Porém, convém lembrar que, nos últimos anos, a China investiu fortemente na Argentina, tornando-se num parceiro preponderante da América do Sul. [O Presidente do Brasil] Lula da Silva tenta ganhar espaço, são os dois países, de alguma forma a competir, para ter melhor relação com a China. Ora, com esta mudança política na Argentina, o novo Presidente já disse, claramente, que vai alterar a relação com a China. Este é um dos riscos da diplomacia chinesa que ao apostar em determinados países, com projectos de investimento, e depois as alterações políticas podem reverter-se.No entanto, é preciso compreender os interesses da Argentina. Às vezes diz-se uma coisa, mas depois é o pragmatismo a funcionar. Não sei quais serão os ganhos da Argentina em integrar os BRICS. Contudo, há uma possibilidade forte deste país sair , com todas as consequências para a China que fica com a imagem debilitada, numa altura em que quer mostrar uma solidez no Sul-Global e depois aparecem membros a sair, revelando uma fragmentação. Penso que a China vai fazer tudo para que isto não aconteça.

Die Vereinten Nationen haben den Blick auf die Zeit nach dem Krieg im Gazastreifen gerichtet. UN-Generalsekretär Guterres sprach sich gegen Überlegungen aus, den Gazastreifen zu einem Schutzgebiet unter der Flagge der Vereinten Nationen zu machen. Er denke nicht, dass ein solches UN-Protektorat ein Zukunftsmodell für das Palästinensergebiet sei, sagte Guterres in New York.

Alberto Gonçalves comenta as declarações de António Guterres sobre o número de civis mortos em Gaza.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die sekretaris-generaal van die Verenigde Nasies, António Guterres, sê lande moet hulle daartoe verbind om hernubare krag-kapasiteit te verdriedubbel, energiedoeltreffendheid te verdubbel en teen 2030 skoon krag aan almal te bring. Die Uitlatings-gapingsverslag 2023 toon dat indien niks verander nie, uitlatings in 2030 22 Gigaton hoër sal wees as wat die 1,5 grade limiet toelaat. Dit is rofweg die totale huidige jaarlikse emissies van die VSA, China én die Europese Unie saam. Guterres sê heersende neigings gaan die planeet in ‘n doodloopstraat van ‘n temperatuurstyging van drie grade laat beland:

António Guterres pede cessar-fogo humanitário em meio à crise contínua entre Israel e Palestina. O maior número de vítimas, ataques a escolas e abrigos se espalharam por Gaza no fim de semana.

-México felicita al pueblo argentino por su participación en las elecciones-Guterres denuncia matanza de niños "sin precedentes" en la Franja de Gaza-Más información en nuestro podcast

Turetta indagato per omicidio volontario, mentre i numeri dei femminicidi e delle violenze contro le donne rimangono allarmanti. Ne parliamo con Antonella Veltri, presidente D.i.Re - Donne in Rete contro la violenza.Israele, ancora nessun accordo sullo scambio dei prigionieri. Ci aggiorna Nello Del Gatto, giornalista e analista da Gerusalemme per Radio 24.Guterres: sul clima i leader non possono più rinviare. Con noi Luca Mercalli, climatologo e divulgatore scientifico.Contro l'Ucraina l'Italia si gioca gli Europei. Gli aggiornamenti dal nostro Dario Ricci.

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C dans l'air du 15 novembre 2023 - Gaza : l'armée israélienne mène une opération dans l'hôpital Al-Shifa Au quarantième jour de la guerre, tous les regards sont tournés vers l'hôpital Al-Shifa dans le nord de la bande de Gaza. C'est là que l'armée israélienne mène désormais une opération "ciblée" contre le Hamas "dans un secteur spécifique" de l'établissement de santé. Des dizaines de soldats sont entrés cette nuit dans les urgences du complexe hospitalier où dans les sous-sols se trouverait l'entrée du principal tunnel dont l'Etat hébreu pense qu'il rejoint l'un des centres du commandement du Hamas. Ce que dément le mouvement islamiste palestinien. Plus d'un millier de personnes, malades, personnels et civils déplacés par la guerre, se trouveraient encore sur le site de l'hôpital Al-Shifa, encerclé depuis plusieurs jours par l'armée israélienne. Le directeur de l'hôpital, Mohammed Abou Salmiya, a déclaré qu'au moins «179 corps» avaient été enterrés mardi dans une fosse commune. "Il y a des corps qui jonchent les allées du complexe hospitalier et les chambres frigorifiées des morgues ne sont plus alimentées" en électricité, avait raconté à l'AFP le directeur, avant l'opération israélienne dans l'hôpital. Tsahal dit avoir donné "douze heures aux autorités compétentes" pour permettre des évacuations. Mais la direction aurait refusé contrairement à un autre hôpital pour enfants sous lequel l'Etat hébreu a affirmé hier avoir trouvé des tunnels et des traces de la présence d'otages. Pour tenter de se prémunir des critiques, l'armée israélienne a également indiqué disposer sur place "d'équipes médicales et de personnes parlant arabe (…) dans le but qu'aucun tort ne soit causé aux civils utilisés par le Hamas comme boucliers humains". De leurs côtés, les États-Unis accusent aussi le Hamas ainsi que le Djihad islamique d'utiliser l'établissement de santé et "des tunnels situés en dessous, pour soutenir leurs opérations militaires et pour détenir des otage". Néanmoins "nous ne sommes pas favorables à une frappe aérienne contre un hôpital", a déclaré le porte-parole du département de la Défense John Kirby. Les États-Unis s'opposent également à ce qu'il y ait des "échanges de tirs" au sein de de l'hôpital. L'Autorité palestinienne a estimé ce mercredi que l'armée israélienne a "violé de façon flagrante" le droit international. Le président de l'Autorité palestinienne, Mahmoud Abbas, a déclaré dans un discours qu'Israël menait dans la bande de Gaza "une guerre contre l'existence des Palestiniens". Le dirigeant basé à Ramallah, en Cisjordanie occupée, a également évoqué un "génocide" qui "se déroule sous les yeux du monde". Dans un message publié sur X (ex-Twitter), le patron de l'Organisation mondiale de la santé (OMS), le Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, s'est dit "extrêmement inquiet". Le secrétaire général de l'ONU s'est dit lui aussi "très inquiet de la situation horrible et des pertes humaines importantes dans plusieurs hôpitaux à Gaza". "Au nom de l'humanité", il a une nouvelle fois appelé "à un cessez-le-feu humanitaire immédiat". Depuis plusieurs semaines Antonio Guterres demande à Israël de stopper les violations du droit international humanitaire à Gaza et souhaite un cessez-le-feu. Ce qui provoque la colère de l'Etat hébreu qui a demandé sa démission. Le ministre des Affaires étrangères israélien s'en est pris à lui ce mardi affirmant que "Guterres ne mérite pas d'être à la tête des Nations unies". Que se passe-t-il au sein de l'hôpital Al-Shifa dans le nord de la bande de Gaza ? Quelle est la situation dans l'enclave palestinienne ? Pourquoi le secrétaire général des Nations unies, Antonio Guterres, s'est-il attiré les foudres de l'Etat israélien ? LES EXPERTS : - GÉNÉRAL CHRISTOPHE GOMART - Ancien directeur du renseignement militaire, ex-commandant des opérations spéciales - ALAIN BAUER - Professeur au CNAM, auteur de "Au commencement était la guerre" - ISABELLE LASSERRE - Correspondante diplomatique - Le Figaro - MARYSE BURGOT - Grand reporter - France Télévisions DIFFUSION : du lundi au samedi à 17h45 FORMAT : 65 minutes PRÉSENTATION : Caroline Roux - Axel de Tarlé - REDIFFUSION : du lundi au vendredi vers 23h40 PRODUCTION DES PODCASTS: Jean-Christophe Thiéfine RÉALISATION : Nicolas Ferraro, Bruno Piney, Franck Broqua, Alexandre Langeard, Corentin Son, Benoît Lemoine PRODUCTION : France Télévisions / Maximal Productions Retrouvez C DANS L'AIR sur internet & les réseaux : INTERNET : francetv.fr FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/Cdanslairf5 TWITTER : https://twitter.com/cdanslair INSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/cdanslair/

L'armée israélienne mène une opération "ciblée" contre le Hamas dans le plus grand hôpital de Gaza, Al-Shifa. Israël et les Etats Unis ont assuré que le Hamas et le Jihad islamique avaient installé "un centre de commandement" sous l'établissement sanitaire. António Guterres s'est dit, lui, "très inquiet" de la situation dans plusieurs hôpitaux à Gaza. "Au nom de l'humanité", le Secrétaire général de l'ONU appelle à un cessez-le-feu humanitaire immédiat. Malgré le carburant livré, l'ONU avertit que ses opérations d'aide sont "au bord de l'effondrement".

The war raging between Israel and Hamas continues to take a staggering toll. About 1,200 Israelis were killed and 230 were taken hostage on Oct. 7 when Hamas militants attacked Israel, according to Israel's Foreign Ministry. In response, Israel has mounted a relentless bombardment and ground invasion that has claimed the lives of 1 of every 200 Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip, according to Gaza's Health Ministry, and displaced two-thirds of the population.U.N. Secretary General António Guterres has called for a cease-fire and said that Gaza was becoming a “graveyard for children.” Gazan health officials report that 4,600 children have already been killed in the war.   This conflict has reverberated around the world and throughout the Green Mountains of Vermont. Rallies, marches and vigils have taken place around the state, some that are pro-Israel, others that are pro-Palestinian or that simply call for a cease-fire. Protesters recently disrupted a Burlington fundraiser for Rep. Becca Balint, demanding that she back a cease-fire.On this Vermont Conversation, we hear the voices of Vermonters speaking out about the conflict between Israel and Hamas. Host David Goodman spoke with Rabbi David Edleson of Temple Sinai in South Burlington who just returned from Washington, D.C., where he joined a national rally supporting Israel; Wafic Faour, a Palestinian who is a member of Vermonters for Justice in Palestine; Grace Oedel, a rabbinical student who works with the American Jewish organization IfNotNow that is calling for a ceasefire; and Faud Al-Amoody, vice president of the Islamic Society of Vermont, about the impact of the conflict on Vermont's Muslim community and rising Islamophobia.Faour said of Hamas's attack on Israel on October 7, “I wasn't surprised that something (was) going to happen at one point or another. Gaza (has) been living under a complete siege and (been) an open air prison for the last 17 years.” Faour said he had a “conflicting feeling” about current events. “I had the sadness (about) what's happening over there and my opposing any kind of violence in general, but in another hand, a hope that something better will come out of it.”Edleson said that Israel's assault on Gaza, which has so far claimed the lives of more than 11,000 Palestinians according to Gazan health officials, “at least in the near run, it makes Israeli civilians safer. I'm very concerned in the long run that you're just creating more extremism and that that does not make Israel safer.”More than two-thirds of Americans support calls for a cease-fire, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll this week. Edleson dismissed talk of a cease-fire. “I think it's ridiculous,” he said. “I think a cease-fire right now is like calling for a cease-fire on D-Day in World War II. You know, war is tragic. But sometimes you have to take the momentum while you have it. It's a terrorist organization. It moves around very quickly. I don't think a cease-fire would do anything.”Oedel disagreed. “I am calling for a cease-fire unequivocally right now. I believe that we have a moral and ethical obligation to try to do whatever we can to protect human life.”“I cannot and will not abide immoral violence being done, which is overwhelmingly affecting children and innocent civilians in the name of keeping Jewish people safe,” she said.Al-Amoody said many Vermont Muslims are refugees from war-torn countries and are afraid to speak out about the war. He said there is a double standard, where expressing sympathy for Palestinians means "you are supporting the terrorists.""I cannot even talk about humanity, our moral compass," he said. "I can't even come out and say: this is wrong. People getting killed is wrong on both sides."Oedel said that people caught up in the conflict are desperately searching for safety. “I believe that safety can look like solidarity,” she said of why she stands with those calling for a cease-fire. “We are all safe when we are all safe.”

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In diesem Beitrag geht es nicht um die Hintergründe dieses Krieges, der, wie der UNO-Generalsekretär Guterres es formuliert hat, „nicht im luftleeren Raum stattfindet“. Es geht auch nicht um die Darstellung der aktuellen Situation im Gazastreifen, die aus den warmen Sesseln der „westlichen“ Wohnungen sowieso nicht beurteilt werden kann, weil, wie in jedem Krieg, alsWeiterlesen

This week Fareed talks to CNN reporter Nada Bashir live from Jerusalem for an update on the crisis in the health system in Gaza. Then, he sits down for an interview with UN Secretary General António Guterres to discuss the human toll of the Israel-Hamas war as the Palestinian death toll continues to rise. They also talk about what this conflict could mean for the broader Middle East region, and the tragic deaths of UN staffers on the ground. Then, Fareed speaks with former US official and author Dan Senor about what is next for US-Israeli relations. Plus, Republican strategist and pollster Kristen Soltis Anderson talks with Fareed about Biden's low polling numbers ahead of next year's presidential race.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Et maintenant, place au personnage de la semaine. Aujourd'hui, Valentine Sabouraud nous parle d'António Guterres. Véritable équilibriste de la politique internationale, c'est un homme qui doit savoir choisir ses mots pour faire avancer sa cause. Pas simple, quand on sait qu'il lui faut tenter de maintenir la paix et la sécurité partout dans le monde.

Médecin français, ancien président de Médecins sans frontières. « Le cauchemar à Gaza est plus qu'une crise humanitaire, c'est une crise de l'humanité. » António Guterres, secrétaire général de l'ONU, plaide pour la « nécessité plus urgente à chaque heure qui passe d'un cessez-le-feu humanitaire », décrivant Gaza comme « un cimetière pour les enfants ». En un mois de guerre, près de 11 000 personnes ont été tuées dans la bande de Gaza, selon le Hamas, dont presque 5 000 enfants. Ces derniers jours, les appels à des pauses, trêves voire cessez-le-feu, pour faciliter l'accès de l'aide et favoriser la libération de 240 otages retenus par le Hamas, se sont multipliés. Comment parvenir à une évaluation internationale, commune et partagée, de la situation humanitaire ? Comment répondre aux besoins de la population palestinienne de la bande de Gaza et de la Cisjordanie ? Quels soutiens opérationnels apporter aux agences et organisations internationales actives sur le terrain ? Après la tenue d'une conférence humanitaire internationale à Paris, Rony Brauman répond. Il est l'invité d'« Internationales ». Présentation : Antoine Genton (TV5MONDE).

Regierung untersucht Optus-Netzausfall / UN-Generalsekretär Guterres kritisiert das Vorgehen der israelischen Armee im Gaza-Streifen / Vier Jugendliche in Hamburg nach Attacke auf Lehrkräfte festgenommen / Gedenken an die Opfer der Pogromnacht der Nationalsozialisten am 9. November 1938 / Lehrer in Südaustralien streiken / Albanese verteidigt Australiens Kurs gegen den Klimawandel

Yargıtay Cumhuriyet Başsavcılığı, Anayasa Mahkemesi'nin Türkiye İşçi Partisi Hatay Milletvekili Can Atalay hakkında ihlal kararını vermesine ilişkin mütalaasını Yargıtay 3. Ceza Dairesi'ne gönderdi. Mütalaada, “Milletvekili, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Anayasanın 83/2 maddesinde öngörülen yasama dokunulmazlığından yararlanamayacaktır” denildi. Avukat Deniz Özen değerlendirdi. Özgür Özel Gazetecilerin sorularını yanıtladı ve ittifak açıklaması yaptı. Göksel Göksu, Cansu Timur ve Tanju Tosun Gökçe Çiçek Kösedağı'nın sorularını cevapladı. Birleşmiş Milletler Genel Sekreteri Antonio Guterres, Gazze Şeridi'nde yaşananlara dikkat çekmeye devam ediyor. Guterres, Gazze'nin bir “Çocuk mezarlığına” dönüştüğünü söyledi. Aydın Selcen değerlendirdi. Editör: Aliye Altınışık

One month into the Israel-Hamas war and the cost to human life has been staggering, according to UN Secretary-General António Guterres. The grim anniversary has prompted renewed calls for a ceasefire in Gaza to facilitate humanitarian aid.

Briefing reporters on the situation in Gaza, Secretary-General António Guterres said, “The way forward is clear. A humanitarian ceasefire. Now. All parties respecting all their obligations under international humanitarian law. Now.”Speaking today (06 Nov) in New York, Guterres said that the nightmare in Gaza is more than a humanitarian crisis. It is a crisis of humanity, adding that the intensifying conflict is shaking the world, rattling the region and, most tragically, destroying so many innocent lives.The UN chief reiterated his utter condemnation of the abhorrent acts of terror perpetrated by Hamas on 7 October – and repeated his call for the immediate, unconditional and safe release of hostages held in Gaza.“Nothing can justify the deliberate torture, killing, injuring and kidnapping of civilians,” Guterres emphasized.He highlighted, “The protection of civilians must be paramount.”The UN chief said, “I am deeply concerned about clear violations of international humanitarian law that we are witnessing,” reiterating that “no party to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law.”Gaza is becoming a "graveyard for children." Hundreds of girls and boys are reportedly being killed or injured every day. More journalists have reportedly been killed over a four-week period than in any conflict in at least three decades. More United Nations aid workers have been killed than in any comparable period in the history of our organization, Guterres noted.He saluted all those who continue their life-saving work despite the overwhelming challenges and risks.The Secretary-General said, “The unfolding catastrophe makes the need for a humanitarian ceasefire more urgent with every passing hour. The parties to the conflict -- and, indeed, the international community -- face an immediate and fundamental responsibility: to stop this inhuman collective suffering and dramatically expand humanitarian aid to Gaza.”Today, the UN and its partners are launching a $1.2 billion humanitarian appeal to help 2.7 million people – that's the entire population of the Gaza Strip and half a million Palestinians in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem.Some life-saving aid is getting into Gaza from Egypt through the Rafah crossing. But the trickle of assistance does not meet the ocean of need, Guterre said.He explained, “The Rafah crossing alone does not have the capacity to process aid trucks at the scale required,” adding that “just over 400 trucks have crossed into Gaza over the past two weeks – compared with 500 a day before the conflict.”The UN chief continued, “And crucially, this does not include fuel. Without fuel, newborn babies in incubators and patients on life support will die. Water cannot be pumped or purified. Raw sewage could soon start gushing onto the streets, further spreading disease. Trucks loaded with critical relief will be stranded.”The UN chief also remains “gravely” concerned about rising violence and an expansion of the conflict. The occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, “is at a boiling point,” he added.Guterres continued, “Let us also not forget the importance of addressing the risks of the conflict spilling over to the wider region. We are already witnessing a spiral of escalation from Lebanon and Syria, to Iraq and Yemen.”He reitareted, "That escalation must stop. Cool heads and diplomatic efforts must prevail. Hateful rhetoric and provocative actions must cease.”The Secretary-General also highlighted, “I am deeply troubled by the rise in antisemitism and anti-Muslim bigotry.”He said, “Jewish and Muslim communities in many parts of the world are on high alert, fearing for their personal safety and security. Emotions are at a fever pitch. Tensions are running high. The images of suffering are heart breaking and soul crushing. But we must find a way to hold on to our common humanity.”The UN chief concluded, “We must act now to find a way out of this brutal, awful, agonizing dead end of destruction. To help end the pain and suffering. To help heal the broken. And to help pave the way to peace, to a two-state solution with Israelis and Palestinians living in peace and security.”

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Theo Tổng thư ký LHQ António Guterres, một tháng sau cuộc chiến Israel-Hamas, cái giá phải trả về nhân mạng thật sự tàn khốc. Lễ kỷ niệm một tháng nghiệt ngã đã thúc đẩy những lời kêu gọi mới về lệnh ngừng bắn tại Gaza nhằm tạo điều kiện cho viện trợ nhân đạo.

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The war between Israel and Hamas reaches new levels of brutality each day. Some 1,400 Israelis were killed and 5,400 injured in Hamas' surprise attack on Oct. 7, according to Israeli officials. In retaliation, Israel launched a bombardment and blockade of the Gaza Strip, killing over 8,500 Palestinians and injuring more than 22,000 as of Nov. 1, according to the Gaza Health Ministry.UN Secretary General António Guterres denounced Hamas' bloody attack on Israel as “appalling” but insisted it did not happen in a vacuum. “The Palestinian people have been subjected to 56 years of suffocating occupation,” he said. “They have seen their land steadily devoured by settlements and plagued by violence; their economy stifled; their people displaced and their homes demolished. Their hopes for a political solution to their plight have been vanishing.”Israel accused the UN chief of providing “a justification for terrorism and murder” and called for him to resign.This clash is now the deadliest and most destructive of the five wars fought between Israel and Hamas since Hamas took control of the Gaza Strip in 2007.That's right, five wars in 16 years.What is the deeper story behind the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? How and when was Israel founded and why do Palestinians call this the Nakba, or catastrophe? What are the Occupied Territories and when did they become occupied? What is Hamas and the Palestinian Authority? What is Zionism? Who are the Jewish settlers? How did the violence begin, and how does it end?For answers to these and other questions, the Vermont Conversation turned to two experts at Dartmouth College, one Egyptian, the other American-Israeli. They each teach and write widely on these issues and have deep personal experience in the Middle East.Ezzedine Fishere is a senior lecturer at Dartmouth College, where he has taught courses on Middle East politics and culture since 2016. Fishere previously served as an advisor to Egyptian pro-democracy movements and worked in the Egyptian Foreign Service and the United Nations missions in the Middle East. He directed the Arab-Israeli project at the International Crisis Group, and worked as a counselor to the Egyptian foreign minister. He is a columnist for the Washington Post and a novelist.Bernard Avishai is a Visiting Professor of Government at Dartmouth and an Adjunct Professor of Business at the Hebrew University, and formerly taught at MIT and Duke. He is the author of “The Tragedy of Zionism,” “A New Israel,” and other books. He writes regularly on Israeli affairs for the New Yorker, The Nation, and other publications.“I'm deeply concerned that Israel's actions may create a larger conflagration,” said Avishai. “The radical zealot minorities in each people are like tails wagging the dog… People committing atrocities have kept the moderate center of each people away from each other.”Fishere said that he wavers between being a realist who sees no end to the conflict and a dreamer who believes that a peaceful solution is within reach. “Bring the parties together around a political solution that number one, gives Israel security so that this doesn't happen again. Number two, gives Palestinians hope so that they have something positive to look to … a Palestinian state that garners support, that becomes a beacon of hope for those people, that allows them equality and dignity.”“There is nothing unpredictable about this conflict,” said Fishere. “If people are really tired, if people really want to invest in changing it, I think that's the way.”

Walter: Gives his thoughts free rein on how to deal with Hamas. What:: Should happen to Gaza after the defeat of Hamas. A Journey: To remember the Kindertransport that saved thousands of Jewish children during 1939, including Walter. The Chutzpah: of UN Secretary General Guterres, who chose to support terrorism, instead of standing with those who fight it. And: Some songs to show our spirit. And: Some songs to show our spirit. The Walter Bingham File 31OCT2023 - PODCAST

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That's what the UN's top official Secretary General António Guterres said recently. Israel completely blew a fuse over that sentence, and demanded he resign or be removed. They canceled UN Visas. They canceled diplomatic meetings. They say his statement "justifies terrorism." But is he right? I've collected some elements of the history of the Israel-Palestine conflict you might not be aware of, and my contention is that this situation is far from a "vacuum."   Are you an expert in something and want to be on the show? Apply here! Please please pretty please support the show on patreon! You get ad free episodes, early episodes, and other bonus content!

AP correspondent Mimmi Montgomery reports on Israel Palestinians UN Guterres

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C dans l'air du 29 octobre 2023 - Combats au sol, déluge de bombes... dans l'enfer de Gaza Présentation: Maya Lauqué L'escalade continue au Proche-orient. Ce vendredi dans la soirée, l'armée israélienne a annoncé « étendre » ses opérations terrestres dans la bande de Gaza. Une offensive qui inquiète la communauté internationale : les appels demandant à Israël d'épargner les civils se multiplient. Jeudi, le ministère de la Santé du Hamas, qui contrôle la bande de Gaza, a annoncé un bilan de 7000 personnes tuées dans le territoire palestinien, un bilan confirmé par l'ONU. Mais Israël affirme que le Hamas se sert de sa population comme « bouclier humain », et abrite ses QG dans les sous-sols des hôpitaux, où pourraient également être détenus les otages. À l'ONU, une vive passe d'armes a eu lieu cette semaine entre le secrétaire général Antonio Guterres et le ministre israélien des Affaires étrangères. Guterres avait affirmé que l'attaque du 7 octobre ne s'était « pas produites en dehors de tout contexte », plaidant pour une solution à deux États. Une autre réaction a fait également réagir, celle du président turc Erdogan, qui demande à Israël de « mettre fin aux attaques ». Sur le terrain, l'armée israélienne affirme avoir frappé « 150 cibles souterraines » dans le nord de la bande de Gaza. Cette guerre pourrait en effet se jouer sous terre au vu de la myriade de tunnels que le Hamas a construits depuis des années. Ce labyrinthe tentaculaire, d'une longueur totale estimée à 500 km, constitue une arme décisive pour un mouvement expert en guérilla urbaine. Enfin, dans le nord d'Israël, près de la frontière avec le Liban, les tirs de roquettes se multiplient entre les combattants du groupe terroriste du Hezbollah et ceux de l'armée de l'État hébreu. C dans l'air est allé sur place, où une escalade régionale du conflit est redoutée. Alors, que peut donner l'opération terrestre menée par Israël ? Comment l'armée israélienne peut-elle épargner les civils palestiniens ? Comment les tunnels du Hamas à Gaza peuvent-ils jouer un rôle dans ce conflit ? Le Liban va-t-il connaître une nouvelle guerre ? LES EXPERTS : - ANNE NIVAT - Reporter de guerre – « Le Point », spécialiste des questions internationales - MICHEL GOYA - Ancien officier des Troupes de marine, historien - ALAIN DIECKHOFF - Sociologue et directeur de recherche CNRS, directeur du CERI de Sciences Po - VINCENT HUGEUX - Journaliste indépendant, essayiste, spécialiste des enjeux internationaux DIFFUSION : du lundi au samedi à 17h45 FORMAT : 65 minutes PRÉSENTATION : Caroline Roux - Axel de Tarlé - REDIFFUSION : du lundi au vendredi vers 23h40 PRODUCTION DES PODCASTS: Jean-Christophe Thiéfine RÉALISATION : Nicolas Ferraro, Bruno Piney, Franck Broqua, Alexandre Langeard, Corentin Son, Benoît Lemoine PRODUCTION : France Télévisions / Maximal Productions Retrouvez C DANS L'AIR sur internet & les réseaux : INTERNET : francetv.fr FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/Cdanslairf5 TWITTER : https://twitter.com/cdanslair INSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/cdanslair/

On October 24th, United Nations Secretary-General Guterres delivered remarks on the war between Israel and Hamas. While he condemned the terror attacks, demanded immediate release of all hostages, and called for a ceasefire, he also contextualized the war within the broader history of the occupation and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This prompted Israel's ambassador to call on Guterres to resign and signaled to many the all-too-familiar waning embrace of global support for Israel. Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi discuss the nuances of context and justification, morality and war, and how language can engage or isolate allies. Why Is Israel Being Blamed for the Hamas Massacre? By Yossi Klein Halevi JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST FOR MORE HARTMAN IDEAS

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Israel vowed to ‘teach the UN a lesson' in reaction to a speech given by the UN's secretary general, António Guterres. The Guardian's Gaby Hinsliff is joined by the paper's defence and security editor, Dan Sabbagh, to discuss what this could mean for the conflict, and Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty talks about the growing row in Labour over Keir Starmer's stance on Israel's military strategy. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/politicspod

Top headlines for Thursday, October 26, 2023In this episode, we delve into the ongoing conflicts in Israel and the humanitarian efforts on ground. We explore the controversial request from Israel's ambassador to the UN for the resignation of Secretary General António Guterres, following his remarks on the Israel-Hamas war. We'll also discuss the concerns brought by a renowned American pastor about potential Hamas-style attacks on U.S. soil. Finally, we'll lighten the mood a bit with the peculiar story of a Czech priest who mistakenly destroyed a children's Halloween pumpkin display.Subscribe to this Podcast Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Overcast Follow Us on Social Media @ChristianPost on Twitter Christian Post on Facebook @ChristianPostIntl on Instagram Subscribe on YouTube Get the Edifi App Download for iPhone Download for Android Subscribe to Our Newsletter Subscribe to the Freedom Post, delivered every Monday and Thursday Click here to get the top headlines delivered to your inbox every morning! Links to the News Volunteer organization gives medical aid during Israel-Hamas war | World News Israeli ambassador calls for UN secretary-general to resign | World News Ukraine lawmakers advance law to ban churches with ties to Moscow | World News John Hagee warns US is 'wide open' for terror attack from Iran | Politics News University apologizes for Hitler image shown before football game | U.S. News Mother blames killing of pastor's son on ‘demonic spirit' | U.S. News Priest apologizes for smashing 'satanic' Halloween pumpkins | World News

Eklat im Weltsicherheitsrat: Nach seinen Äußerungen über den Angriff der Hamas auf Israel steckt der UN-Generalsekretär in der Kritik. Was steckt dahinter? Und: Das Gesetzespaket der Ampel für mehr Abschiebungen. Warum es bei den Grünen brodelt. Sarah ZerbackDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

Antonio Guterres ha dicho hoy estar muy sorprendido por cómo Israel ha malinterpretado sus palabras de ayer en el Consejo de Seguridad acerca de Hamas y el conflicto palestino. Hoy, tras escuchar la indignación israelí y ser acusado de culpar a Israel de lo ocurrido, el Secretario General de la ONU ha sido contundente: dice que es absolutamente falso que haya querido justificar el ataque de Hamas. Hoy también vamos a conocer si los republicanos estadounidenses logran elegir a su presidente de la Cámara de Representantes, van ya por su cuarta votación sin de momento tener éxito. Estaremos en Argentina para saber a quién dará su apoyo de cara a la segunda vuelta de las presidenciales la conservadora Patricia Bullrich; analizaremos con Guillaume Bontoux el primer año de Rishi Sunak como primer ministro del Reino Unido y, entre otras cuestiones, viajaremos a Japón y tendremos entrevista sobre el porvenir de la UE. Escuchar audio

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Israel threatens to withhold visas from UN officials over comments by secretary general António Guterres. Plus: another House speaker vote ends with inconclusive results, the Indonesian court paves the way for the president's son to run in the country's 2024 elections and why Polish leadership hopeful Donald Tusk hopeful is in Brussels.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres says he clearly condemned the "acts of terror" inflicted on Israel. Earlier on Wednesday, Israel said it would withhold visas from United Nations officials, after Mr Guterres's comments that the Hamas attacks had not happened in a vacuum, as Palestinians had been subjected to decades of suffocating occupation. Also in the programme: The Republican Congressman Mike Johnson is elected Speaker of the US House of Representatives; and archaeologists reconstruct the face of ‘Juanita', a 500 year-old frozen Inca mummy. (Photo: Antonio Guterres also said he was deeply concerned about "the clear violations of international humanitarian law" in Gaza. Credit: EPA)

Israels UN-Botschafter verlangt den Rücktritt von António Guterres – eine berechtigte Forderung? Und: Macht das geplante Abschiebegesetz überhaupt einen Unterschied?

The Israeli government has called for the resignation of UN Secretary General António Guterres after he called for a ceasefire and said that the Palestinians have endured a suffocating 56 year occupation. Yet, not a single government or opposition MP agrees with Guterres. Why? Why are they (and the media) so reluctant to criticise Israel? 

Former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. and 2024 GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley joined Fox Across America With Jimmy Failla to give her take on U.N. Secretary General António Guterres asserting that the October 7th terror attacks on Israel by Hamas "did not happen in a vacuum". Jimmy tells us why House Majority Whip Tom Emmer wouldn't be very different at all from former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy if he does end up getting the gig. PLUS, co-host of “The Big Money Show” on Fox Business Brian Brenberg stops by to talk about how the Biden administration is completely mishandling U.S. energy production.   [00:00:00] Emmer wins the GOP nomination for House Speaker [00:38:10] Nikki Haley [00:57:10] Trump isn't doing himself any favors [01:15:28] Still no resolution on the House Speaker race [01:33:52] Brian Brenberg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The president said Hamas and Russia both wanted to 'annihilate a neighbouring democracy'. Also: the UN Secretary-General has visited the Rafah crossing from Egypt to Gaza and called for immediate access for aid trucks; António Guterres described this as the difference between life and death for thousands. And Italy's prime minister says she is separating from her partner after comments he made in a TV studio.