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terror attack on the seventh of October. Hamas must have no future role in Gaza or be in a position to threaten Israel. Israel has now fully blocked AID entering Gaza for over two months. Blocking AID as a pressure lever is unacceptable, and last week the Israeli Security Cabinet

approved plans to expand its military operations in Gaza. We strongly oppose both these actions, which will add to Palestinian suffering while doing nothing to serve the long term interests of peace and security in the region, nor to secure the safe return of the hostages. Any attempt by Israel to annex land in Gaza would be unacceptable and violate international law. Palestinian territory must not be reduced nor subjected

to any demographic change. On the humanitarian situation, the World Food Program have told us they already have no food left. Palestinian civilians, including children, face starvation as a result. Just yesterday, the IPC released a report warning that Gaza's entire population is already at critical risk of famine without an urgent lifting of the aid bloc. More Palestinians are at risk of dying deaths that could easily be avoided. Humanitarian aid must never be used as a political tool or a

military tactic. We're also deeply concerned at proposals to establish a new mechanism for the delivery of aid, which the UN has said would not meet humanitarian purposes principles. International law requires Israel to allow and facilitate the safe, rapid and unimpeded passage of humanitarian aid and ensure that basic services are provided for all Ghazan civilians. This applies to all armed conflicts around the world. Gaza is not an exception.

We have two clear messages for the government of Israel. Lift the block on aid entering Gaza now and enable the UN and all humanitarians to save lives. Any model for distributing humanitarian aid must be independent, impartial and neutral and in line with international humanitarian law and principles. We cannot support any model that places political or military objectives above the needs of civilian or that undermines the UN

and other partner's ability to operate independently. We are also outraged by the killing of Palestinian Red Crescent workers and the hit on a UN compound on the nineteenth of March. Humanitarian aid workers and UN premises must be protected. We call on Israel to complete and release the findings of its investigation into the UN compound incident and take concrete action to ensure this can never happen again. At least four hundred and eighteen AID workers have been killed in

Gaza since the conflict began. That is at least four hundred and eighteen too many. We urge Israel to investigate all incidents transparently, to be clear on the steps taken to hold those responsible to account, and reinstate an infective deconfliction system. The only way to end the suffering of both Palestinians and Israelis is for an immediate return to a ceasefire, the release of all the hostages, and to

urgently advance efforts to achieve a two state solution. This is the only way to achieve long term peace and security for both Palestinians and Israelis. And we welcome France and Saudi Arabia's leadership in sharing an international conference on the two state solution here in New York in June. I.

these are awards over sovereignty. Well, Russia versus Ukraine. Ukraine UH claims that claims to the territories of Dundas and and of course Crimea, which okay, let's look at this a little bit closer, because Vladimir Putin went back as far as the Romanovs with Crimea and Dundas, and if you look at the Romanovs, well, they managed to take control over these two areas by way of force, in which case they defeated them in battle, simply, but they

defeated him in battle and then took their sovereignty away and made them part of Russia, which the Romanovs didn't really manage to do with Ukraine. They did not defeat them in battle and then become make them become part of.

wasn't really Russia to give away. If we look at complete sovereignty.

because there's other places where sovereignty is being affected. If we look at there is has been fighting happening between India and Pakistan, and it's at a ceasefire right now after it would be just a few days. But in comparison to some of the other conflicts that have happened, but the ongoing struggle has been years over what is

called Kashmir. And most people in North America Kashmir. That's a sweater, well not Kashmir starting with a C. Kashmir starting with a K. Should be is what should be its own sovereign country, which has been that sovereignty has been once again interrupted and by colonialism and is now being fought over between India and Pakistan. That's what the fight was about. Who gets to control Kashmir. And it's not really that big of a piece of land, but its land, and they want control over it. They want

control over the people. So that and this is the whole point of colonialism, is to be able to tax the people so that you can get what you want out of them, simply put okay, So let's move on to Palestine. In Israel, now, there are some things about Israel in any of its name which quite literally, if you go back through time, you find out that Israel, simply put means one who struggles with God. Now there are some spiritual and religious things with that that not

for this show. One who struggles with God also means having a conversation with God. And if we look at the prophets, all of them had a conversation with God, and they struggled with God because they were trying to do what God wanted with them. They didn't struggle against God. They struggled with him because he gave them a task and God was trying to help them complete that task in a worldly fashion. But the struggle was I'm a human being and here are my limitations. Again, that not

for this conversation. It's a religious conversation about the struggles between our body versus our spiritual being. But with that being said, that Palestine, while may have been the territory that David, King David from the Bible actually held, and the and then for the most part, a lot of that territory have been taken over. And the reason why

it's called Palestine is because of the Roman Empire. Thus the first level of colonialism enters, and with that the Romans named the territory Palestine, which means that as we push forward through history with with with the Roman Empire, that Jesus Christ may have been quote unquote a Palestinian because it was a jew it was to the Roman Empire, it was a Jewish state. I know there's a lot of people out there that they're screaming in their heads right now, but it's kind of there. If you look

look at the history, it is there. Okay. Eventually, what happens is is that after the crucifix crucifixion of Jesus Christ, that a lot of Jews decided to leave the area and for fear of persecution because of what happened to Jesus Christ these around the world. And they also hey gained more Jewish people in Europe. A lot of those by way of genetics or blood, however you want to

put it. A lot of the Zionists Jews that are currently in Palestine or Israel what is Israel today after World War Two, are not even genetically members of the Twelve Tribes of Israel anyway, The Twelve Tribes of Israel, meaning that they were the sons and daughters of those who struggle with God to begin with, meaning that they worked with God, they had a conversation with God. Okay. So that leads us to thinking that is the fight in Palestine and Gaza about putting the Jewish people who

genetically belong there back in place? Or is it about taking control over another group of people, the Palestinians, because we wanted to colonize the area and of course rapid of whatever resources it has, because that's what colonialism does. And I haven't even begun to talk about North America with the lack of sovereignty that is going on right now.

We're only going to talk about this, okay. So here's the thing that there is a struggle for sovereignty, and that then that there are groups of people who are struggling with regaining their sovereignty and they should have it that that sovereignty should lead back to the land of their ancestors. Yes, that sovereignty should also mean that we should all be able to have a dialogue together, work together,

build commerce together. That's what we will. We should all be able to join together in a conversation so that we can share the riches that this planet has, and that's the whole purpose of sovereignty, is that we get to share equally and offer at an equal table what our land has to offer. And there's a threat to that, and there has been a threat for that for hundreds of years now. Okay, so on to more current conversations.

We're gonna hear from Mark Carney as he is well, more or less, he's been sworn in as Prime Minister, his cabinet has been sworn in, and hey, they're ready to begin the letter towards the Crown so that they can open up Parliament.

and who you want to be. All right, and we're gonna hear some counter arguments from Pierre Paulviev and we're going to hear some other news from the United Nations as they also are talking about sovereignty and ending conflicts around the world, so that on this what they are also talking about is how because of lack of sovereignty, because of conflict, because of people violating human rights in general, there are people now starving in areas of the Sudan,

in Palestine darfour where hey, the cost of staples is well, no one can happen. Not only are we talking about famine, but we're also talking about the cost of things just being so ridiculous, and that getting aid into certain areas in order to help people just live just to keep breathing and not starved to death is astronomical and ridiculous.

So why don't we listen to as we start with mister Pobev and that and move forward from their ending with the United Nations, and we're going to hear as I should say, at the beginning of this, we actually heard from a stakeout with the representative from the United Kingdom as they talked about again more global issues and what the You and Security Council is proposing to do about it.

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our housing, job, and healthcare systems. Finally, and most importantly, the only way we get out of this deep economic trouble the liberals have got us into is by unleashing economic growth, and that means repealing anti development laws C sixty nine, the energy cap, the industrial carbon tax, the offshore shipping ban. All of these things need to be reversed that we can unleash the incredible power of our resources.

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resource development. And I note the Liberals even lifted a few of those ideas and put them in their platform to get reelective. We want to make sure that they were sincere about that, and we're going to continue to put forward solid ideas to make people's lives better every day, because our purpose is to bring home the promise of Canada that everyone who works hard gets a great life, that anyone from anywhere can do anything where you get a nice, affordable home on a safe street. Every day

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the Prime Minister, so I play that role. But I want to emphasize one other thing I said in French, which you heard, which is this is a government that, of course we have to address and come to a

new arrangement with the Americansforeigli said, since usio. But our primary focus is on the economy, and our primary focus is on the Canadian economy, and we are at the start of an industrial transformation, a transformation of this economy, and Madame Jolie, as a Minister of Industry, is going to help lead that in in concert with the other members of the cabinet and and myself.

followed the campaign and what Canadians voted for. I'll remind not you you'll know this, but those watching we receive more votes than anyone else in any election. We are in a position where we have cabinet members from all the provinces. I'm very proud of that, and and a cabinet member from a full cabinet member from the territories. So we're governing for all Canadians, all regions with a strong and clear mandate that came out of the election, and that's how we will govern.

are just steps to accomplish those ultimate goals. And it's what the experiences of Canadians, Canadian families, that's how that's how they will judge cost of living. I will say one other thing, but there are two elements to cost of thing. One is the actual cost of things and the other is are people's salaries growing, is their take home pay increasing? Can they find jobs readily? And those last ass We have to focus on those aspects as well.

We can act most quickly, most immediately with the middle class tax cut, which is, as I said in my remarks, we will act by Canada day. Parliament has to approve it. We'll have to find two extra votes in order to get that, but we clearly campaigned on that and we'll put that forth. But more broadly, what we need to do is build this economy, create great jobs for Canadians.

At the same time costs are held under control. But it's really about jobs and growth and incomes that will help all Canadians get ahead.

do a job. We intend to do it quickly, uh and forcefully. In other words, we're we have to address this crisis with the Americans, and we have to address the very real challenges in our economy. And we will we will, we will do that.

Minister of Public Safety. Because there are aspects, and I will say, without going into great detail, that it was only was a week ago, I guess when I met with a number of US met with President Trump and his team. Uh. And in the broader discussions outside of the Oval Office, in the Roosevelt room. We touched on all those issues public safety, defense, as well as all aspects of economics and trade, and so it is a

real team effort. And I remiss in that I hadn't mentioned, and I will now obviously our ambassador in Washington, who plays a very important role.

of conflicts since the foundation of this organization. On top of that, we faced dramatic financial constraints across the board. You all received his remarks during his speech in honor of the four thousand, four hundred peacekeepers who have died in the line of duty since the start of UN Peacekeeping, Mister Guteris asked the attendees at the meeting to join

him in a moment of silence. Also in Berlin, the Secretary General met separately with Germany's foreign Minister of Foreign Affairs Johann Vuadefool, as well as the Minister of Defense Boris Pistorius. Among other topics, they discussed the importance of Germany's role in peacekeeping and is just a flag and as a sign of the importance of this meeting, we have more than one hundred and thirty delegations in Berlin

at this peacekeeping conference. On the sidelines of the ministerial meeting, the Secretary General also had bilateral meetings with ministers and officials from other countries, including Italy, Finland and China. He is ending the day with a visit to an exhibit on UN Peacekeeper Being in Action, which is being held at the Germany's Ministry of Defense in Berlin. The event features displays on mine action, women in Peacekeeping, renewable energy

and United Nations Police. And tomorrow he will meet with Heidrich Kmertz, the Federal Chancellor of Germany, and he will also have a couple of press engagements. Will keep you updated on all of that. Turning to the situation in the Occupied Palestine territory, notably in Gaza, our colleagues at the Office of the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs remind us that no aid or commercial supplies have entered Gaza now for more than seventy days. The ongoing full scale blockade

of the strip is taking disastrous toll on the population. Meanwhile, hospitals continue to come under attack. Today in Khan Yunis, Israeli forces hit the surgical department of NASA Medical Complex and several casualties were reported. The complex is one of only eight public hospitals that are still partially operating across Gaza.

Following the attack, the Deputy Humanitarian Coordinator for Gaza, Susanna to Collets, together with an OCHA team, visited the hospital where she spoke with staff and a team of international doctors that are there. She said she was appalled by yet another attack on this hospital, which is the fourth

since the beginning of this conflict. Mister Collets stressed that these attacks are unacceptable and must stop, adding that health care facilities and those serving them must always be protected or Humanitarian partners on the ground report that only five hospitals across the Gaza Strip are still providing maternity care. Midwives lack medical supplies, they lack equipment, but with our partners reporting that now some seventeen thousand pregnant and breastfeeding

mothers of suffering from malnutrition and need urgent support. OUTRA reports that Israeli authorities continued to deny and impede attempts by humanitarians to carry out critical missions in Gaza.

time running out. OCHA says that principal humanitarian assistance and other essential supplies must be allowed into Gaza to save lives and humanitarians work to reach people across the strip must be facilitated. Israeli, as the occupying power, must abide by international humanitarian law and facilitate aid for people in need, ever they are.

displacement across multiple regions of Sudan. The International Organization for Migration says that more than thirty six thousand people were displaced from Al Kiwi and Ad Nuhoud in West Cortifon due to heightened insecurity. Many had already been internally displaced and are now having to flee for a second time, seeking shelter in locations across West and North Cortafan.

Zam camp last month. Our humanitarian colleagues warned that food insecurity and situation in Sudan remains deeply concerning. Prices of key staples foods are alarmingly high, while sorghum prices decline slightly in April, millet prices rose. Both remained more than four times the price prior to the conflict which started this phase of the conflict starting March twenty twenty three. That's what the UN Food and Agricultural Organization is telling us.

Sorghum and millet are staples for most of the population in central and eastern parts of Sudan.

And that's what the latest update from the IPC is telling us, and that was released, as you know, late last year and covers a period through this may Otra stresses that without urgent assistance and unfettered access to reach people in need wherever they are, the situation would worsen, could worsen during the upcoming lean season, which is from

June to September. We once again call in all parties to immediately seee hostilities and uphold their obligations under international humanitarian law to protect civilians, to protect civilian infrastructure, and to ensure the safe, the sustained and unhindered humanitarian access to reach those people who need help.

well as injuries. In response to escalating violence, the Peacekeeping Mission there UNMISS has strengthened its protection efforts within its capacities. This includes intensifying patrols and deploying peacekeepers to temporary bases in conflict hotspots.

emergency medical care to those wounded. On the broader political and security front, the Mission is engaging with national and local authorities to reduce tension and reiterate that the parties must seize hostilities resume dialogue to address the grievances and make progress on the full implementation of revitalized peace Agreement and a Tchwana flagg that our colleagues at the UN Support Mission in Libya tell us their alarm by the

unfolding security situation in the capital Tripoli, with intense fighting with heavy weaponry intensely populated civilian areas. The mission calls on all parties to immediately cease fighting and restore calm, and it reminds all parties of their obligations to protect civilians at all times. Attacks on civilians and attack on civilian objects may amount to war crimes.

you can expect, are alarming. The overwhelming majority ninety percent of them said their operations were financially impacted and nearly half of them expect to shut down within six months. Most have already reduced staff and suspended key services. Our colleagues say that women and girls cannot afford to lose lifelines that women's organization are providing. They're calling for more support and more resources. Lastly, we have a new member state.

The Secretary General's reaction to despite his continued pleas for Israel to stop killing journalists, Israel continues to do it.

five hospitals across the Strip are offering maternity services. Given this, can you speak to whether there is equitable access to health care for expecting new mothers in Gaza and how has the ongoing blockade and severe lack of medical services affected maternal and newborn health well, I.

children is devastating to say the least. Yes, sir, please.