A concrete plan for peace in Israel and Palestine

UN senior official for the Middle East Ramiz Alakbarov said, “I witnessed that, for Palestinians living along the Yellow Line, the ceasefire exists in name only.” Addressing the Security Council, Alakbarov said, “Israeli military operations continue, causing some 1,500 Palestinian fatalities, including more than 320 children and 140 women since the ceasefire came into effect, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza.” He also said, “For the fourth consecutive year, restrictions on the entry of essential equipment, spare parts, engine oil, and other supplies continue to impede humanitarian and recovery efforts. With the onset of El Niño, severe winter storms and flooding are expected. We know what is needed to prepare but lack the essential materials and equipment to act at the scale required.” He stressed, “There is no time to lose. Continued paralysis risks hardening the status quo into a permanent reality. Each day without movement towards recovery amplifies security, sanitation, and health risks. These will not remain confined to Gaza, and they will make the eventual work of rebuilding Gaza that much harder.” He added, “In Gaza, desperation is palpable. One year after the ceasefire, too many people have seen little or no improvement in their lives. This frustration cannot build indefinitely. The risk of a return to war has never been higher. This must be avoided at all costs. The West Bank is also at boiling point. Palestinians face constant threats to their safety and livelihoods. Communities are forcibly driven into ever more fragmented areas, eroding the territorial basis of a future sovereign Palestinian state.” He concluded, “The choice before us is clear. The ceasefire in Gaza must become the foundation for genuine recovery and a durable political settlement. The unlawful occupation must end across the Occupied Palestinian Territory. During the General Assembly’s High-level Week, the international community reaffirmed its sustained support for the two-State solution. This support must be translated into coordinated, concrete measures on the ground.”


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‘Cool Me Down’ EARTHGANG Track Launch | United Nations

Music and popular culture can create emotional connections to global issues and reach audiences far beyond traditional policy spaces. This closing session will explore how cultural voices can position human health as an essential and unifying part of the climate agenda. Featuring EARTHGANG and experts from the UN, UN Live and Wellcome Trust, the session will examine the links between extreme heat, climate and health, share the creative process behind a new Sounds Right track, and include its public premiere, with a possible acoustic performance. MODERATOR: - Iminza, Museum for the United Nations REMARKS BY: - Selwin Hart, Special Adviser to the United Nations Secretary- General on Climate Action and Just Transition SPEAKERS: - Dot (Eian Parker), EARTHGANG - Olu (Johnny Venus), EARTHGANG PANEL SESSION: One degree of separation – why we’re all closer to the solution than we think MODERATOR: - Katja Iversen, Museum for the United Nations SPEAKERS: - Alan Dangour, Director of Climate and Health - Dot (Eian Parker), EARTHGANG - Olu (Johnny Venus), EARTHGANG - Jazmine Alexander-Nicholson, Executive Director, EARTHGANG Foundation


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Global challenges facing the United Nations

The Secretary-General was in the Fifth Committee, where he presented the proposed 2027 programme budget. The Secretary-General described it as part of his broader reform agenda that he has pursued since his first day in office almost 10 years ago. And he has pursued that with urgency and with purpose. The challenges before us are profound, he said. Geopolitical divisions continue to deepen. Conflicts persist across regions, and humanitarian needs are soaring. International law is being trampled. Climate change disruption is hitting every continent. Artificial intelligence is reshaping economies and societies. And the Sustainable Development Goals are slipping further from reach.


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Trump enters DESPERATION Mode as he Prepares for WIPEOUT!!!

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🚨Trump GOES SILENT after NUMBERS HIT…

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Gaza: Сeasefire exists in name only - Briefing | United Nations

UN senior official for the Middle East Ramiz Alakbarov said, “I witnessed that, for Palestinians living along the Yellow Line, the ceasefire exists in name only.” Addressing the Security Council, Alakbarov said, “Israeli military operations continue, causing some 1,500 Palestinian fatalities, including more than 320 children and 140 women since the ceasefire came into effect, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza.” He also said, “For the fourth consecutive year, restrictions on the entry of essential equipment, spare parts, engine oil, and other supplies continue to impede humanitarian and recovery efforts. With the onset of El Niño, severe winter storms and flooding are expected. We know what is needed to prepare but lack the essential materials and equipment to act at the scale required.” He stressed, “There is no time to lose. Continued paralysis risks hardening the status quo into a permanent reality. Each day without movement towards recovery amplifies security, sanitation, and health risks. These will not remain confined to Gaza, and they will make the eventual work of rebuilding Gaza that much harder.” He added, “In Gaza, desperation is palpable. One year after the ceasefire, too many people have seen little or no improvement in their lives. This frustration cannot build indefinitely. The risk of a return to war has never been higher. This must be avoided at all costs. The West Bank is also at boiling point. Palestinians face constant threats to their safety and livelihoods. Communities are forcibly driven into ever more fragmented areas, eroding the territorial basis of a future sovereign Palestinian state.” He concluded, “The choice before us is clear. The ceasefire in Gaza must become the foundation for genuine recovery and a durable political settlement. The unlawful occupation must end across the Occupied Palestinian Territory. During the General Assembly’s High-level Week, the international community reaffirmed its sustained support for the two-State solution. This support must be translated into coordinated, concrete measures on the ground.”


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Gaza: Сeasefire exists in name only - Briefing | United Nations

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UN senior official for the Middle East Ramiz Alakbarov said, “I witnessed that, for Palestinians living along the Yellow Line, the ceasefire exists in name only.” Addressing the Security Council, Alakbarov said, “Israeli military operations continue, causing some 1,500 Palestinian fatalities, including more than 320 children and 140 women since the ceasefire came into effect, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza.” He also said, “For the fourth consecutive year, restrictions on the entry of essential equipment, spare parts, engine oil, and other supplies continue to impede humanitarian and recovery efforts. With the onset of El Niño, severe winter storms and flooding are expected. We know what is needed to prepare but lack the essential materials and equipment to act at the scale required.” He stressed, “There is no time to lose. Continued paralysis risks hardening the status quo into a permanent reality. Each day without movement towards recovery amplifies security, sanitation, and health risks. These will not remain confined to Gaza, and they will make the eventual work of rebuilding Gaza that much harder.” He added, “In Gaza, desperation is palpable. One year after the ceasefire, too many people have seen little or no improvement in their lives. This frustration cannot build indefinitely. The risk of a return to war has never been higher. This must be avoided at all costs. The West Bank is also at boiling point. Palestinians face constant threats to their safety and livelihoods. Communities are forcibly driven into ever more fragmented areas, eroding the territorial basis of a future sovereign Palestinian state.” He concluded, “The choice before us is clear. The ceasefire in Gaza must become the foundation for genuine recovery and a durable political settlement. The unlawful occupation must end across the Occupied Palestinian Territory. During the General Assembly’s High-level Week, the international community reaffirmed its sustained support for the two-State solution. This support must be translated into coordinated, concrete measures on the ground.”


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🚨Abdul TORCHES HIM…

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🚨 Trump RUNS SCARED from DEPOSITION…

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LIVE: MeidasTouch RESPONDS to MAJOR BREAKING NEWS - 10/15/26

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Responding to Future Pandemics | United Nations

Viruses, like COVID-19, do not respect borders. Five years after COVID-19 killed millions, shocked health systems, disrupted lives and drove the global economy to a virtual standstill, the world is trying to make sure it is better prepared for the next pandemic. Recent Ebola, mpox, cholera and hantavirus outbreaks continue to demonstrate the need for sustained investment in preparedness and global health security. That is why one of the most prominent moments during this year's High-level Week will be the meeting on pandemic prevention, preparedness and response. It is hoped that leaders will come together to emphasize the importance of sustained investment, collaboration and preparedness to prevent and respond to future pandemics. Dr. Tedros will participate, alongside senior UN and Member State representatives. The meeting is particularly timely given the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the DRC - the largest seen in the country which has tragically killed more than 3,500 people. MODERATOR: - Samira Hussain, North America Business Correspondent, BBC News SPEAKER: - Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director General of the World Health Organization (WHO)


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