your headlines here on press tv, hamas welcomes adoption the gods sease far resolution by the un security council stressing the need for a permanent cease far and withdraw of israeli forces. iran says un security council of gaza's ceicifire resolution is a positive but inadequate step and regime must be held accountable for its crimes. a un human rights expert says israel has committed acts of genocide in gaza and his plan to forcibly displace palestinians amounts to ethnic plenty.

hello everyone and welcome to press tv world news, the un security council has passed a resolution calling for immediate cease fire in gaza we those in favor of the draft resolution contained in document s/ 2024/254, please the raise their hand. those are against, abstention. the

result of the voting is as follows: 14 votes in favor, zero vote against, one abstention. the draft resolution has been adopted as resolution 27/28, 2024. a draft resolution was jointly. submitted by the current 10 non-permanent members of the council, 14 countries, including four permanent members of the un body voted in favor of the resolution, except for the us that chose to abstain from voting. actual draft demanded in immediate sease fire in the holy month of ramadan, leading to a permanent sustainable cease fire, but the russian representative in a statement before the vote said that the word permanent was emitted before the meeting, or the past five months since israel

it's genocidal war, washington has veto three draft resolutions a gaza seas far, sparking condemnations at home and abroad. meanwile, the palestinian resistance movement hamas has welcome the adoption of the resolution for the cefire in gaza, in a statement hamas stressed the need for a permanent seasfire that will lead to withdraw of all israeli forces from the territory and the return of displaced gauzans to their homes. uh, hamos also expressed readiness for deal to secure the release of palestinians languishing in israeli prisons and exchange for israeli captives held in gaza, and also called for delivery of all humanitarian supplies needed in the besieged enclave. hamas further urged un security council to pressure the israeli regime into observing the ceasefire and to stop its genocide of palestinians. and

ambassador to the un, riyad mansur has held a security council resolution on the gaza sea's far, expressing hope that the move will finally put an end to israeli atrocities against the palestinian people. this must be a turning point. this must lead to saving lives on the ground. this must signal the end of this assault of atrocities against our people. "a nation is being murdered, nation is being dispossessed, nation is being displaced for decades now, but never at this scale since the nakba, never this openly, from tantura to gazza, from 1948 to 2024."

mr. president, now that this council has finally called for sease fire, all forces should call less to make. sure it is of enforced, apologies to those who the world has failed to those that could have been saved and were not, save the lives of those who survived against all ots, tell them, help is on the way, hold accountable those who inflicted such suffering upon them. end this injustice, end it now, all of this is long overdue, and i thank you very much, mr. president, now the us abstention on the un

security council, gaza sea's power resolution is angered israel, the regime says it will not send delegation to washington dc to discuss the raffa invasion. israely prime minister's office said us abstention has hurt regime's war effort and efforts made to release israely captives in gaza. it add the decision is a clear retreat from the united states consistent position. washington says it's very disappointed by the cancelation of the israeli delegations visit to the us capital. the un security council resolution has been welcomed though by many countries and international bodies including south africa, the arab league, the european union and west asian states. israel however has said it will not and its war on gaza despite this resolution until all israeli captives have been released, and iran's welcome adoption of the resolution by the un security council as a positive though inadequate step.

foreign ministry spokesperson nasir kanani said what is important more than passing this resolution is effective measures to enforce it and end israel's attacks on gaza and the occupied west. bank, he added, lifting israel's siege of gaza, sending extensive humanitarian aid and international funding for gaza reconstruction, are other important steps that have to be taken. kenani said israel's reaction to the resolution shows how angry it is about irreparable defeat the regime has suffered in political and international arenas. he said the security council must hold israel accountable for crimes it's committed against palestinians during the past six months. and earlier press tv correspondent muti abu musaba joined us from the central gaza city of deer abalah to update us on the situation there while reporting live more palestinian bodies were seen arriping at ala hospital committed at

least 11 opponic massacers against. the palestinian civilians across all areas of gaza strip, claiming the lives of at least 107 palestinian civilians and injuring roughly 176 others, these numbers as you can see are rising incrementally with the continuous and the ongoing israeli attacks and air strikes and incursions that are still covering all areas of gaza strip here in derbala city and in the central area of gaza strip particularly over the last couple of hours the israeli war plays the israeli war plays uh attack neighborhood uh claiming the lives of six palestina civilians uh as you can see here behind me that more civilian cars are bringing more palestinian casualties left behind that air strike as you can see that uh the ambulances uh are dispatched these moments uh apparently there is uh

multiple casualties left behind that air strike it was huge uh strike yes evidentially it is another massacer uh took a place moments ago and there in balah city particularly the surrounding areas the vicinity of the alexander hospital so the constitution is catastrophic and hotic here is another civilian car bringing more palestinian casualties uh so this is the current situation so far and this is what is happening six months into israely a genocidal war on gaza and regime forces continue to pound homes, refugee camps and aid convoys resulting in more deaths of palestinian

civilians, we came running and found the houses, as you see, destroyed and flattened, and we began the process of bringing out the wounded so... survivors and martyrs. unfortunately, there is no safe place in the gaza strip. there are houses of displaced people and civilians who have nothing to do with anything. the ruthless enemy has left no safe place in god. now these 107 civilians lost their lives in israely bombing and shelling over the past 24 hours, 32 people were killed in israeli air strikes on residential buildings in the southern city of rafa, a home was bombed also in the central city of dir abalah leaving at least 18 people dead there and according to media reports israely attacks on the vicinity of al shif hospital. in gaza city also left number of casualties, areas surrounding amal hospital

and khan units were also shelled, regim forces have laid seaches several gaza area hospitals preventing medical supplies from reaching them, is really also on gaza that began back early octobers so far claim more than 32,300 lives and left over 75, others injured. a un rights expert says there's reasonable grounds to determine israel has committed acts of genocide and ethnic cleansing in its gaza onslot. francesca albanese is a un special repertoire on occupied palestine. she said in her report israel is violated three of the five acts listed under the international genocide convention. the expert added overwhelming scale of israel's attacks on gaza reveals the regime's intent is to physically destroy palestinians as a group, albanese also asserted statements by senior israeli officials about the forceable displacement of

palestinians and replacing them with settlers in gaza amounts to ethnic cleansing. albanese's report is due to be presented to un human rights council this coming tuesday. leader of the answer movement has praised yemeni nation's resilience and unity in the face of saudiled coalition's aggression. abdumala hothi said the people of yemen have overcome invading forces and they continue making progress. huthi was speaking in a televis address marking the 9th anniversary of saudi war on yemen. he denounced a saudi led aggression as unjustified and a treacherous war whose goal was to destroy yemen, occupied and undermine the rights of the yemen people for freedom and independence. he said aggression resulted in death and injuries of over. 50 thous civilians andstraol leader said the saudiled aggression was all part of a larger

geopolitical strategy uh pushed by the us, the uk and israel to reshape the region to benefit the zionist regime. he affirmed, despite extensive damage to yemen's infrastructure and the high civilian toll, the nation's spirit remains unbroken. with the pledge yemen will further develop as indigenous military capabilities and its economy, and called uncertain countries to... assess their miscalculations and aggressive policies towards yemen. us occupation forces have carried out series of air strikes against targets in eastern syria near the border with iraq. report say the american war planes carried out 10 simultaneous strikes on residential neighborhoods and military installations in derizor province including cities of deazour, al-mayedin and al-bukama. they say. least 20 people, including women and children, were injured, and no more details of so far been provided, but us

regularly conducts air strikes in syria under the pretext of fighting terrorism. damascus has written numerous letters to the un calling on the world body to put an end to us attacks and its military presence in the arab country. iraq prime minister will make his first visit to washington on april of the... 15th, a trip believed to be major step towards the end of the international coalition mission in iraq. press tv's muslim sollum reports out of baghdad. iraqi prime minister muhammad sudani will meet with us president joe biden in washington on april 15 for talks on the us military presence in the arab country. also range of other issues including the fight against daesh and the ongoing iraqi financial reforms will be discussed. "the demands of iraqi nation and political blocks will be taken to washington by the prime minister. we all know there is a

large consensus in the country to end the foreign forces presence. the prime minister will also discuss the economic situation and challenges, most importantly, the us dollar exchange rates, which have been affecting the market since the imposition of sanctions by us treasury on iraqi banks. in january, baghdad in washington began formal talks about ending the coalition mission reportedly formed to help. the iraqi forces to fight daesh terrorist group. after the defeat of daesh in 2017 by iraqi anti-terror forces, the us still stationed some 2,500 troops in iraq and 900 in neighboring syria as a part the... coalition mission, it's time for the government to end the coalition mission, it's the demand of the iraqi people, we all agree that these forces have gone too far violating our sovereignty, so today we witness the cause by the iraqi nation, that the time has come for these forces to leave. following the parliamentary decision in 2020, iraqi authorities have agreed for drawing up a

timeline to end the presence of foreign forces, which proved by action to be a threat to the country's stability. iraqi nation agrees that foren forces presence is no longer necessary and the prime minister will carry their demands to washington. muslim salim press tv, baghdad. the russian president vladimir putin says the kremlin knows to carried out recent terrorist attack in moscow, but wants to find out who ordered it. we also see that the united states through various channels is trying to convince the satellite countries and other countries. world that according to their intelligence there is allegedly no trace of kiev in the terrorist attack in moscow, that the bloody terrorist attack was committed by members of daesh. we know by whose hand this atrocity against russia and its people was committed, but we want to know who ordered them to do it. putin stress, sailons try to

flee to ukraine adding, there are many questions that... need to be examined, he said attack may just be a link in an entire series of attempts by those who've been at war with russia since 2014 through the neonazi regime in kiev. putin reiterated attack is meant to so panic among russians, four gun men burst in the moscow's crokas city hall on friday and began shooting at people attending a concert. they killed nearly 140 people and injured over 180 others. 11 people, including the attackers. have been detained and are facing terrorism related charges. ukraine has denied any role in this attack. earlier in our news review program we discussed with our guests who they think is actually behind the deadly terror attack in russia and how they think russia will respond. i like to welcome our guests to

this program, scott ritter, former us marine intelligence officer out of bethlehem, new york, and donabar activist and commentator out of osening, new york. thank you both for being with me. i started off with scott. i mean, scott, your your assessment of the situation, you hear that those who have been uh uh arrested were tagic or aretagic. nationals and we know in the very beginning that daesh or isis had claimed the responsibility uh, but the russian government was saying that uh, it wasn't the case, or still they could not prove it one way or the other. your take on, who do you think is possibly behind this? well, first of all, we need to understand that, there's still an

ongoing investigation, and uh, we, it's sort of - responsible to get ahead of the investigation, but there are certain things that that jump out: one, um, if this was an isis attack, it didn't fit the modus operande of of you, previous isis actions, normally, isis terrorists are marters for their cause, and they uh, they die for their cause, they have suicide vests, they uh, they're viewing this martterdom as a path to you know heavenly reward um these are people who um sought to live uh even their uh photograph that was where they are pledging allegiance to isis with their left hand by the way which is also a red flag i would think um they show blurred faces which means they didn't want to

be recognized which again is departure from past practice where you know uh videos are made where they announce their intent to be marders and they were seeking escape um and escape towards ukraine which causes lot of people uh it raises lot of red flag. well don, your take on this, mean with every situation we always look at again who benefits and and who would not. and in this situation we have just seen the election re-election of uh president putin uh in a landslide in russia and also we see the uh basically as our previous guest was talking about um their um actually becoming or seemingly on the road to victory over ukraine, so in your perspective. uh now - scott said that looking at possibly us involvement or cia involvement with you, your thoughts on that, um, how likely do you see

that as being a possibility? you know, you go to the who benefits from the and look, and scott's right, it's it's early, this is all speculation, there's an actual investigation going on, we here in the united states aren't used to that part of it actually happening, we have pundits figure out what happened after the fact, most of whom... can't find their behind with both hands in their back pockets um the investigation uh with you doing all kinds of freensic and other uh uh peaks into their phone logs and their activities and you know all of that tracing the weaponry and things they're gonna know not only who did it but who they were in contact with and it's they promised see i think there a miscalculation here um one of the lessons of the election that just took place uh is that uh president putin's foreign policy uh visa v nato, the united states and uh ukraine, which were supposed to be

destroyed uh by by the uh sanctions and the war and the other efforts of the us, resonates positively with 87, 87% of the population or 8% of the voters, which means that everything that he's done up to this point with the economy, uh with the with the military, with the war, with foreign relations was ratified loudly by the people, and so the only criticism i heard, i was there as an election observer last week, the only criticism at all that i heard of of the policy of uh president putin towards that whole matter, is that they wanted him to go early, you're into donbas to to secure the people there, i won't pass judgment because he has better view of their strategic capabilities and the sit overall picture than i do from. here, but to to do this now an attempt to intimidate the population or to chip away at that 87% support, ignores the

nature of it, and he is now empowered with the votes of all of those people to get as aggressive as he feels he needs to to protect the people of russia, and with something like this, a strike like this in the capital, even though it wasn't in the center of moscow, it was in the city, something like this is going to require a strong uh response and he has promised one, and he promised it to all those involved. all right, and on that note, i think both of you for being with me here on this news review, scott ritter, former us marine intelligence officer, and don dabar, activists and commentator, and thank you viewers for being with us on another news review, and thank you so much for tuning into this news bulletin right here at press tv.

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hello and welcome. now, the only effective and efficient way to deliver heavy goods to meet gaza's humanitarian needs is by road, and that includes an exponential increase in commercial deliveries. now, these are not my words, but the words of the united nations secretary general antonio gutieresh, who made the comments during his visit to egypt on sunday. he also warned of the impact of israel.