the, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm role matheson and this is the news are live from bill coming up in the next 60 minutes tension across the middle east and strikes and syria, iraq, i'm 11 on by spheres of an escalation of violence. as israel, as long jobs continues, tonya, and as in southern gaza is hate. at least a $165.00 palestinians are being killed and is rarely strikes since thursday,

the divisions in israel, multiple process or how the hi fi and television one calls for an end to the war. another calls for an end to nothing. yahoo, who's time is prime minister and whole long the devastation. we're going to take you to a wedding in a tense city in southern gaza, up to the couple most of the homes and family members the it's 19 gmc, we're going to begin with the tax across the middle east and more fears of violence across the region. in the city of 5, senior of any and military advisors have been killed in an air strike around as president of our him of ice. it says the death will not go on on. so turnaround says, israel is to blame. and how are the sides almost sold, sir? john?

we heard the sound of 3 consecutive explosions, the talking to the building here behind us. as you know, we were shocked and shaken. everything is broken, offensive. the building flew from the building that was struck and then came into our collection be sometimes called there was no one that united. meanwhile, the military base and a rock where the us forces and stations is being targeted to coalition troops up fired back, launching more than a dozen strikes and in southern lebanon. and his very drones reported the killed one member of his ball and hit a vehicle in the time of bustle. you know, even the correspondence covering this across the region are going to be live and bogged down was not one of the work had and, and rough southern gaza with product. oh boy. the 1st we're going to cross to wrestle setup, who's in tech on for us, right. so what more do we know about this attack as well, so far, according to the regular abuse of the gods, 5 of the senior members had been killed by and it's riley attacked in damascus earlier today. they were saying that the ford members have been killed,

but now the scene of one of the members that was injured has died in the hospital in damascus. but when it comes to the rank there at the the, the, these titles and the, the field of activities, they have not providing any details, however, that are the reports or coming to believe here in your ronda. particularly one of them who just a lot with me, what was the head of the peasants units of the codes forces. so what's forces is the unit of the running revolution because that's cool and docs and coordinates you rodney in a minute to activities intentions activities and particularly cost border operations across the region. so now, based on the scale of the statements that is coming from the minister of foreign affairs and the president himself, you understand that these were very important running, assess, and it is, does that start describes, was a huge below to that you're writing, assess him, see oh yeah, of course this is not the 1st time that this read is attacking randall officials in

syria on december 25th is read, has killed a top rodney over the nation regards, general rumsey moo savvy, seen damascus. and then in retaliation on january 16th, the one has cheated a bees in, out of the north of iraq. you're all says that that these was a spite house of the israel, a secret service, most of them, but so that they have killed to most of the agents. now you run your for the ministry se, and that's the easy wrong reserves, the right to to respond in due time and location. and you run the president. the brian race also says that you are, i is ramsey strike is not going to go on answer. so based on that to understand that these teeth for top policy is going to continue between the 2 countries and as well as we were talking about just a moment ago, there is a lot going on in the region at the moment. where does this fit into the wider picture, talking about the boarding garza and also in the bottom of the on groups that are being linked to the wrong as indeed. so we, we know that now you run,

it has a tremendous network. well, if the proxies at cost of region is an access over there, and of course you're wrong, cools them as the act as of the, the, the, the, the axis of the resistance. so since the beginning of the war on guys that we have seen several attacks on the american military bases in particularly that the eastern of syria, i'm done at the north of iraq. and also even the american embassy and back back came on the attack several times. and of course, in some cases we have seen the tennessee ation from you guys say a to the, to the, to the rodney prophecies there. and the smoke only happening in iraq and syria insult 11. and we see that there is an escalation now that from time to time, attacks being conducted by physical bar, which is closer to another event in a 2nd division. and it's not on the, on the spot to go further down to the south. yeah. man who is that are linked to israel are attacking the ships of commercial ships that are linked to israel. so all of these factors attacks are connected to each other,

and all of them are connected to the war on guys. and of course, this is particularly a part of the wrong defense document. so you run has developed a document at the fast or going through the years that would never be a world when you're running and soil. so to keep the water out of your on the run has be the tremendous network of the proxies that goes to the region. and now we see that israel and iran are fighting each other across. does that cost is proxies and across the countries last, such as syria, lebanon, yeah. man and iraq. and of course, to fox. the has me think direct confrontation, both sides have a way to direct me to the confrontation, but now as the combination of rance and increasing numbers of the strategy attacks are the good all good or cause, including concerns that these companies cool any time turn into direct one and the 3rd are committed to the confrontation. that's cooled. 3 good a. why the warning and division? russell. thank you. bye us. and these guys on sat are talking to us from tech for

i'm looking to speak to knock month at the last head in baghdad. i'm not going to wrestle, they're talking about some of the in direct attacks and confrontations that have been happening across the region. one of which of may well be this military base and iraq that we were talking about. the us forces being stationed there is being targeted. what is the reaction to interact with the a tax there or will neg, today's at tech is it described to buy outlets. media outlets affiliated with the, you know, on the light and groups as a major attack that involves the use of a number of grad missiles. and the spokesman of the commander in chief over iraq's armed forces has just stated that at one end your walk is sold or has been injured in that attack. and did that hit quote, the inside the base has been damaged as you know that this is one of the major admitted si basis housing. us and coalition forces, along with

a rocky autonomy units that are the tax could with protecting the base and protecting the ministry personnel operating inside at the base try below which was a not about that, the district in about problems. that's where the attack emissions were to launch it from say that the coalition forces, it is pond, it already towed and it fired to the same place where the attack would, of the missiles will launch it from above the district. and by the province. as you know that the, these, these admittedly groups, these are the lines on the groups are part of what a so called here. this let make resistance an umbrella. tell them that includes all the, on your, on the line on the goose. i've been cutting out dozens of attacks thought of the us and coalition forces admitted to the facilities in iraq and city since october. the 17th. the put 2 major prerequisites to stop these attacks. first of all, there was, there was a voted for the troops,

including coalition on us troops from iraq. they call them the occupation forces. and 2nd us the stops backing the is really ministry campaign on the size of my mind. thank you very much. indeed that's not going to of the one head in baghdad. the meanwhile as well continues as watering guys at least a 165 palestinians have been killed there since thursday. the number of dead has now hit 24927. 806-3000 have been injured, but they just as various types targeted a car traveling through wi fi and the size of the strip. 3 people were killed in that strike, and 2 others were injured. rough has been under constant bombardment. despite more than a 1000000 palestinians taking refuge there and had a couple of resumes and drop off in the southern gaza. ok,

let's talk. first of all about the latest is really attacks and gaza. of the yes completely. it was a very good today that was busy with military attacks. of course, the territory from the north to the south for the use where the forces were expanded against katie, got the military attacks, especially in the middle and even in the number of parts of the territory. this time where it confrontations on the ground and the eastern areas of the valley, a refugee comes and also the big black. yeah. continued on becoming much more violent between the palestinian fighters and the east, very sore. just as is building forces are notably started to re position themselves again on different areas in gauze and city off to a very clear withdrawal from different areas in the another in sector and also in gauze city on one of the latest is really strikes on the north have killed 5 palestinians in the value of the town in the north of gauze. this trip off to a flat screen, our residential building, the as long as the fighting as will continue. continue,

continues also in the middle grenades, which had been a center for the expansion of the military operations. bought con, you to city had been the largest focus of the men to treat the with the have that killed at 11000 uses. the hours of these morning were also we'd be seeing different videos badging from the city showing how the usability forces were blowing up, complete residential neighborhoods at that is a part of the systematic destruction whose bike is building that part of the charge report. russell, as will the safe zone as supposed to be had been talking to the again within the past few hours with free palestinians being killed alongside with 2 others in just off a civil caught being hit by his valley. funny to me so that happened took place on the central areas of the roof. i know the track had been carried out in a very densely populated area, as isn't completely few on the safe. since the expansion of the military attacks to the south, which supposed to be saved, sold for the majority of the factories who have been seeking refuge,

insights and asthma attacks continue, of course, the number of, of those injured is, continues to rise, causes hospitals are barely functioning some of them being controlled, closed completely. what do people do when they need medical help? a while indeed, we have been reaching a very own precedent, attending points in terms of the injuries that being resulted from the ministry's choice. we're talking about 62 sounds, that kind of thing is at least in good sense of october, the 7th, which, which means that the majority of hospitals to us to function in great now completely overwhelmed with injured people. it looks like with patients who are arriving to hospitals, who are also forced to line up for long hours just to get ton and a to receive a treatment that's considered to be completely barely for them. um, in the absence of medical supplies in these hospitals, especially with the destruction of the majority of hospitals in the north,

in central areas because of city of the hospitals are suffering from actually run out of fuel alongside with oxygen. that is very essential for you. boom, babies, and also for patients who are suffering from critical injuries that require a very advanced surgery that could not be of food and because of the trip up must be carried out approved by systematically right now. situation in the, in the medical sector psych goals as really only a reaching to a very drafting point that the policy minister feels the protestant in particular that society and international organizations that, that's the medical center that is on the verge of shot down. but what we see that focuses on getting as everything that they can in order to keep providing a treatment as the as medical expense. we saying that the by day the mission for them is getting called um at the very deep shortage of medical supplies and unrelenting sections of destruction and strikes that restrict the ability to medical records to continue operating calvo zoom in the girlfriend,

southern gaza county. thank you. as well as the southern level and is there any drones strikes supposedly killed a member of his ball that mccarty was travelling in was destroyed, as well as, as far as his to august is really positions just across the board of cause. border attacks of being a ramping up since the start of the war on garza in non con, has mall for us from bosh, bosh net inside of a basement that the around midday. local side will things less thing about this is where it's a place to place and elbows that they have, which is about 25 kilometers away from the disputed boat area between israel and level method deep sea weeks. however, these attacks have been happening, the killing on january, 2nd of all, it really does any of us vigor in central fe route. then just a couple of weeks ago with um, alex will, who was

a senior local commander in the south of 11 on for hezbollah. was killed incredibly sound, which is about 40 kilometers into lebanese territory. again, all of these attacks taking place via drugs. so although they say it's going to be a blow to handful in terms of the technical aspect, the certainly doesn't tell you the senior leadership in certainly don't belong to his beloved either politically or been that's hurley. but it is an interesting uh watch. let's see what his bullet does next to in the past when we say attacks like this, we're seeing rockets from his will like a deeper into is ready to view as military says, is head of 90 ship ms island. yeah, man. that who the rebels were getting ready to launch. the ministry says the miss all was ing towards the gulf of aging. and so i had in commercial vessels as well as us warships. yelman's reviews have been targeting vessels. they say are linked to israel or the attacks and the syria iraq lab on, on, on the i'm and they're driving fuse of

a wider regional conflicts. aimen society is the foreign minister of jordan. he's told my colleague nick clock, but the violence could easily continue to spread us from the very beginning, we warned that to this i guess you don't guys a carrier that he used to use the risk of the spitting go over. and so the rest of the agent added to that, no, that is a prime minister, might be the, the contest the prob, looking yeah, uh, compensations of other products, particularly with lebanon, other parts of the agent, to delay the political reckoning that he would have to face and also to navigate around the differences that we're seeing imaging with the united states and others in terms of what the vision for the future as so to listen to the impact of that to the difference. would they be less than others? and to delay the police to the reckoning. yeah. 5 minutes and it's, you know, it might be working towards the voting other bronze to which he would drug the waste. and then we'd be looking at a very, very,

very serious installation of the conflict sun farm and as to what is your, what all arab states doing to try and prevent that spillover in front of you? is it enough? what i mean? we're doing everything we can, but ultimately it is the as really government it's as well as that is defining not just do with a b r ups, but that would've been. ready an intumescent community, when it's going to miss woods, i agree with this, it's a direction and i think we're working with a lot of partners that the day after tomorrow. i'll be at the visiting with the all you gotta be in for our ministers along with them instead of saudi arabia and egypt to try again and running support. not only for in doing that direction, but to make sure that we will come together for behind a plan that would uh and occupation and put the that agent on, on that if there's something that would be saw here work based with that is really government that is that defines it's and that'd be, it's a nice community that continues with this violation of its emotional load that

continues to push that agent into was that this, somebody's not war. and we have an interesting community that is yet a to come and do mind unequivocally. and then the other side, what was the ultimate you would have to pay is the very difficult question, which is if the whole was including the united states as say in got to be on the buckle. what is that past? that would uh pay the price of the police thing has to be done. is that a state to the basis the 2 state solution is ready to government to say no, and it's defiant then. then what, what is going to be to that is funds? is it more lip service to the state solution? what is it? a unit on it is relevant so far. really cool is for a to allow the internationally recognized product digital authority to govern both costs. when y'all keep on the west bank side is apparently washington's preferred option. what is drawing these done? we started, i mean, as we said from the very beginning, uh, gaza is boston,

boston. it'd be a good idea to send it to or 3, any discussion of guys in the day off that has to be bought. the boss of a roader upper which is would include the occupied was back. and if you buy $0.02 and we do not accept any, is there any presidents in guys and or do we accept that he's only been sort of, i mean, parts of guys have, this has been the argument that we've made from the very beginning of this deposition that we're providing supports what i let me just add one thing and this is something that for, for, for the world to recognize even video us, which is providing and with support says is why it has to conduct the aggregation. and it does look into nice. no, it's not. it says the is right, has to allow, is sufficient. you many can supplies in 2000. it is not. it said the only possible . what is a 2 state solution that would be eliza disconnected stay the same. government the same, you know, it will not that out of that. so i think it should be clear to the whole, well know which party is responsible for the tide or that has been engulfed in the body of the world. which party is responsible for the 9, a lot of the gender piece of deserves and which party is driving this conflict

further until i based on we've got to remember as is what i at the beginning is with the technician on god. it is also going to a thing of why it's a. ready woodstock where it's a self gauging that as soon as you can, obviously it's an item that i to piece a warship. ready muslims and christians, it is uh, getting the best in your hands editing palestinians, and we have to remember that's what i'm about as of the toner and that's a month where, where we always have where again see violence. but in this sort of condition, i think the, what's the response was born and it still was not ex fluids and under the pressure for me is ready to address some policies that i think would be talking about a much, much, much dangerous scenario. which would even have pub boys. the more serious types of driving us a little later to eddie's, that expansion of built this were hundreds of his readings, have taken to the streets so high, 5, demanding an end to the war and a deal to exchange captives. local police have been trying to hold the demonstration,

but the supreme court allowed it to go ahead. after police agreed that the crowd will be limited to $700.00 people. a number of protesters were removed by police from the routing and heifers potters, square stephanie deckers be not the process. this is the 1st time the purchase of this kind is being held in northern israel. under heavy police presence, though the organizers have been trying to get this to happen for a week. they had to appeal to the supreme court because companies got say, no. is this the 1st time that you have really use on how this thing is reading and watching together? this is a mix city. now on page you have started, you know, the, sorry, india talk tobar the 7th. and his message is that the warranty said that there needs to be revenge. we just make this, i get a lot, a beer to continue. and we must, we must of the subjects i can. and i'm calling all the road that especially people in doubt about common people like myself. well that are believe there's simple

tests. they pull with us, usually conciliation. 3rd one. and then there's been a bit of course on sunday night between the police and the production. very peaceful pro. josh was a productive here, certainly saying not the police of the inheritance from stopping these protests. the police move on the game by the lightweight, administered deville since the beginning of the war. and the kind of peaceful law for protest, voice against the war, has been meant with extreme depression by the is really far right. the government and buying the police have on that. i think the warrant garza will end one day and you will start to clean those arrow button juice inside israel. and i hope somehow we can deal with this confrontation. i think we will face many difficulties in the future. do

you need to say when it's order for people to get here or where they want the b, the mean by some of the families if is really captives being held in guys, accounting outside the house of prime minister benjamin netanyahu just saying they won't leave until netanyahu talks to them one father staging the 24 hour hunger strike the government. this has a 136 is really is on foreign nationals are still being held in gaza, gun report. and the, basically the death of we came here and i am on hunger strike. we expect these really prime minister to come out and talk to me until then we will not leave this place. if he leaves, we will follow him hand in hand. we are here, we will not leave him on till the hostages are back and we will be with him all day . we have left them

a quote of the associate chevy. donnelly is doing. we demand that he meets with us . explain, explain which deal. he will choose an end this hosted saga within 3 days. they should return home to us all of them, but we will not accept any phases. nelson 5 is have been holding a riley in central tennessee calling on the government to do more to bring home the captives. howard garza very simple is joining us from the hotel. we saw the pictures there from earlier on and the crowds were pretty big, but it looks pretty empty behind you. now what's been happening well, yes, people have started infinity where i'm standing is right in front of administrative defense. it's right across is what is known as hostage square. this is a place where the relatives of those were being held captive and got us started coming here to protest and demand that release. they started very side mentally, but they're becoming louder and louder, becoming increasingly in patients with what is going on. many of the people we have

spoken to save of the last time. there was some type of when agreement was when there were medicines allowed in 2 guys, and by that he's really government for the captive. and the bed was the latest information they have. they don't know what is going on right now. don't know where any type of negotiations will be, will be that will be happening any time soon. and there's lots of concerns also of the approach that we're seeing from these, where the government mostly focused on war. on moving the fighting weaving. garza from the northern parts towards the southern part of the guys us troops see that there were moving some forces from the northern and central part of a guy that what they're still fighting as these really military claims pockets of resistance. but there's no news about any type of negotiation. so many of the thousands of people that were here just until a few minutes ago, they're extremely concerned that the government is focusing more on the war that on getting the hostages released, there are at least 4 protests that have been happening across is real. you are the one of the tennessee, but basically we were talking just

a hearing from stephanie who was of the one and in high for they all have slightly different names. talk us through what they're all trying to achieve. well, sadly, as the one that was happening here, it was mostly to demand the captives to be released just a few blocks away from where we, where they were at least 50000 people. that's what we were told. and there were literally demanding new elections. that's don't forget what happened in this country prior to the october 7th for attacks. we saw massive demonstrations, obviously on the, on the streets against the government of nothing. yahoo and his plans to reform the judiciary after the 47 subjects that changed in a way people became more united respectfully, of the ongoing war in the country. but in just a few weeks that started to change once again. and people are again, on the streets, we were talking to them and they were telling us that nothing yahoo has blood on his hands that only new elections will get this country united. and those type of

conditions aren't just not. we're not seeing them just on the street, but also in the wood cabinet, for example, that is meeting this war for ministers from this war cabinet have started to question the strategy of been, you mean nothing, yackel saying that maybe how much the faith is that that is unrealistic, i'm also saying that elections are needed in this country to restore the faith that the population has on the government. so certainly lots of protests for different reasons against the route to release the hostages against the government. but all of them in a way show something that we have started to notice in this country right now, which is that something has started to change. that people want something to change and many one who elections because they have stopped believing and been young and nothing else to do so thank you very much. indeed. that's totally so both talking to us from telling hundreds of motors over the end of the funeral of a 17 year old palestinian boy killed on friday in the occupied westbank. telfair contracts was shot dead by his very forces in

a small time. eastern vermont of his body was draped in the palestinian flag as mourners carried him through the streets. as i was also a us citizen on thursday, the white house that it was seriously concern of to report to be dozens of his rarely satellites have attacked palestinian she parters in a village crow close to the muller palestinians. say the settlers, find bullets at them and try to steal their animals. and there's counsels told obviously that the attackers came from a recently established settlement of post, most of about who the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative, and a former pano standing information minister. it says it's really satler's onto a cd elimination of all palestinians from palestine. these faxes that i into to the b to a type in the 1948 when got into those items. so let us at that for this thing is i'm committed no less than 52 my seconds. and it is to the ground $520.00 by

listing and communities eventually evicting 70 percent of the palestinian people from their land. conducting one of the worst cases of ethnic cleansing. this is the government is a fascist one, and they're clear, the goal is, is ethnic cleansing. coord ballasting is inc, as a, as well as in the west bank. that's the nature of what we see. but since the 7th of october, things got much worse because everybody is early in the concept that every is an early policeman. and if it is that, and the soldier thinks they have the license to come for the students and think they have the license to have asper listing is in every possible way. it is now so frequent that set that as well as so just and since what many of them said from that is that a lot of me and there was this i so it just that that brought us to me and communities with, with every possible thing including the case of stuff you guys got cause shot to death by shooting him in the head while he was driving to the car. and this is one

example of said no one has done 25 other cases would set, let us have cars, but the simians and going to look for the number of a solid spies really satellites in the occupied. why is bank has been rising since the how much lead to attack on southern israel and october the 7th for you and has recorded at least 449 assaults. that's an average of for the day. a 3rd of them have involved fine arms in nearly half of the attacks recorded since the war and gaza began. is there any forces for the present all were reported to be supporting the violence. it's estimated that at least 1200 palestinians from 15 beto in communities, i've been forced out of their homes by secular violence. the job allies is a political analyst on head of the social science department. i'd be out of american universities. he says that is really is that those are become even more violent towards paula state. and since is rose water in gaza, begin this step this. they actually taking advantage of the water and gas uh, the, this, the boats days ready,

garrett is ready to go home and having from the united states, from my germany, from uh, some of the, uh, european countries the is that those take advantage of that the out building most dep, notice the more they the actually the more uh, control of land and also the have more legal protection from basically a government. so actually talking about, no, that's have been 150000 settlers. they being a trained reassembly. they give the model a bones. i'm actually that's, that's the point myself, the summit direction yet i met them. you know? nothing. yeah, hold i t is the band them on these the groups and westbank for the next election. and also in order to keep his position in the government, so i t as a way to keep the government running. he give hands, he gives us a blog to and now the step, the not just controlling the lines and, and the land of the dean and actually, but the become the controlling,

the age lady, government. just the bottom of the black to me. they are lacking me, they nothing you know, in or even invalid. so head and i'll just say that for the winter wonderland to brown and bottle. and we're going to take a look at the time changing 5 minutes and taking it, told them what amazes biggest scheme destinations. the the, a north rest of europe is what you've been waiting for, a warm portion of their hi, everyone, but it comes at a cost of rain and wind combo. moving in here. i suspect many spots will see wind ads or exceeding a 100 kilometers per hour. and that could certainly cause damage. i think some of the worst of the rain will be over scotland as well as going to central. you're not allowed to report here thing. so i've come down cool down as well. many spots a bit cooler than where you should be for this year. it's also come down across

portugal in spain, just the other day. we had that round of flooding in western stay, not too far away from the border with portugal and for western circ a turkeys a g and region. we thought temperatures and i didn't get up to 24 degrees. that's now being replaced by rain and wind. other side of the g in athens, 10 degrees, if you're lucky on sunday to africa, we go quite a divide here between cool and warm air. so alger is to and is your below average for the sum of the air. but look at cairo 26 while above where you should be for this point. in january, weather is draped over northern bows and be crossing over the channel into the northern madagascar. likely to see some flooding in this own winds have turned southerly. so that's cool things off in cape town to just 25 degrees on sunday. that's your weather. see you later. i of the

as the war with rush of wages on an internal thought is escalating the new claim. there will be more p t. a state there will be flashbacks. many civilians will find it's difficult to understand. a one of the biggest mental health crises of living memory mindset meets the therapist helping ukraine. soldiers, families, what is your desired outcome for the patients that come through the store to make a purse and wants to live in on the federal tax upfront takes on the big issue. that is a context to what is happening now. it is a question about 5 unflinching questions, rigorous the bank that he added to 2 days that another cleansing has taken place. augusta. nothing goes into garza without us of permission. nothing leaves golf though with offers roles. permission allow me to push back for a moment, demanding a ceasefire, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront. without 0 the

the the you want to go to 0 mind if i tell the story, is this, or is there any forces of killed at least a $165.00 palestinians and 7 guys i, since thursday bombings, and the con you and this neighborhood of auto mall killed 18 people. i'm one of the dozens more and is ready to long strikes, of forcibly killed a member of his, of all that and southern level of the attack, talking to the vehicle in the time to pursuing it as follows. a recent attack in which a senior, how much leader was assassinated in the lebanese campbell, the 5 members of around this revolutionary gods have been killed in an air strike in damascus around his blamed israel and says, the attack will not go on sir. strike you to

a residential building in the outlets and neighbors house on monday and is a professor of the university of to find. and he says the attacks and damascus are linked to israel's wall and gaza. a master up to herself and so on. sized uh, as i said, these ladies have been to you what they were doing before. there are 2 basically you uh, i definitely waltman's one is a, b, b, u i was told to call me for escalation regional the, i believe it's very much behind escalation. these of the law. secondly, that in passing guys is forcing israel to white and the scope of conflict in an effort to force fathers to basically find a way out. i the, they weren't even pushing it goes, they're all eyes and they're all eyes basically back in all, in god's our, in the, in the yeah, man, our house,

what i already bought. and i don't see that happening because the market is not due back to them and is not basically telling them what to do. they're doing what they see fit to their and their national interest and also their them as part of the axis of resistance. that is resisting israel and the united states and that region . so i think this is very much connected and it is going beyond the usual a us probably been, jo lightens that a phone call with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that reports that the, by the ministration is getting increasingly frustrated by the policies of the nothing . yahoo coalition official reports from washington, dc 2 by d was one of the 1st well leaders to visit israel after october. the 7th. the 2 liters have spoken often since i know even after it's really probably minister benjamin netanyahu again, publicly rejected the us policy of an independent policy type site and it's all

locked into a bundle as to the white host. if a 2 state solution was impossible with nick and yahoo and power, he'd applied sharply new and rejected the idea of cutting aid in response to such a public disagreement in the 2 states loose countries that are members that are still in so there's ways in which the 2 leaders spoke on friday, the 1st call in $26.00 days assign. many observers believe of going for station in washington. the israel continues to undermine the president when scaling back the war when avoiding civilian casualties on the future. but the white house says the

call had been in the works for a while, and there was no split between the 2 governments. this isn't about, you know, try to twist to, to somebody's arm or, or, or force of change in their thinking. president, a sorry, prime minister netanyahu is, is made clear he's concerned about that. president biden has made clear his strong conviction that a 2 state solution is still the right path ahead. one on the list says in an election year, vitamin is making a huge miscalculation, as i know publicly criticizing netanyahu. politically, this is a disaster for a bite, and i think he frankly is just an idea log who really believes in the is really projects. and it has wedded to there's not even assumptions that by being nice enough in yard it will be, might be able to get these relays to compromise, even though that has been shown over and over again. but that's simply does not work. us lawmakers have been largely supportive of israel are said to be going for stated with met yahoo and insist by reading a, a 2 state solution. he's also rolling out

a long term peace settlement. and that's why biden is talking about a because some considering changing the conditions for america's multi $1000000.00 support for israel. alan fisher, i'll just go to washington. hello, this is a senior political analyst, small one. the shot says anything less than a 2 state solution is a disadvantage for the palestinian people. it doesn't work because if you live in the west bank and you are an on your board, those are, is read a if you don't have international border cause that controls the jordan river. right? this is the west bank. this is right. that's the jordan river, is that a control is enjoying the river. it means the spend does not have international borders. research on economy sort of state. you can call this whatever you want, but it's not autonomy. second, when you say i want to have security point or security control not says it's can be

disarmed or not palm. ready whatever, which means by the way, protector, it's not the software in state. but the idea that is that with maintain control, that brings a whole bunch of, uh, problems one, that colonialism continues to that the occupation continues free. that is the then has the right to interfere many thought or they whatever it's once in palestine, which means, but a sign can never be taught any safe. because what is the 4th after 75 years of start go this position, occupation stage. and what is the point of some 25000 people or the diag? mm. and then then they, there's no solver and pay for the palestinians. despite all the pain and destruction caused by israel's watering cause i'm a young palestinian couple. i've decided to move forward with their wedding plans and celebrate new beginnings. katcha or lopez other young as the story.

it's a big day for mohammed and show hot. the young couple just got married, but it's not the wedding they had dreamed of. going to be for like thousands of palestinians, they've been displaced by the war in gauze. those tent and bravo is now their home friends decorated as best they could instead of a beauty salon for the bride. she will have to make do with available, make a products the wedding cake replaced with a bowl of snacks for the so i'm so i'm like everyone else wants to nice policy and a wedding will not have tenants. but all i belong, the good still. we need to send gold for everything. for months, the couple plans and saved for their wedding. both their homes were destroyed and goes to the city, the bride's wedding dress and the grooms new furniture all gone. and it's one of those that go to the site, but when, when my door, she thinks about it,

she starts to cry. i tell her, don't cry, it's just money. all of us are here, but the truth is all happiness is incomplete because most of all family isn't to. we can't reach them and some of our relatives have died in the war. it may not be an ideal setting, living in a 10 city with constant reminders of war. it's also an opportunity they say to celebrate perhaps more intensely moments of joy. but obviously the sadness is all around us. but we need to create the glamorous, despite everything. and so to honor new beginnings, go celebrate mohammed and show how it's a new chapter. it's not the glamorous wedding day took for, but the family says in a way it feels more special in a way to also celebrate life. love and resilience. even

a mid hor katia will be so again, just here in spending hundreds have gathered in the capital, the dread calling for an end to israel's war. on garza tony how those funny cities are holding solidarity marches for pa this time. they want the government to come to size with israel's support. is that also back in south africa, this case against israel at the international court of justice. the attacks, as an agent has been fighting with police because they are right about the presence of his reading. businessman at a jewelry for the city of the sense that some of the demonstrators to smoke farms, that officers who responded by finding water can, can, in the us, weekly demonstrations and support of palestinians are being held in key cities. almost half a 1000000 demonstrates as much in washington dc and south of

a have demanded and immediate seems fine and then into israel's attacks. on garza, my colleagues mix loc, spoke with atlanta for the cheese, a palestinian american designer and active us, who was an official speaker, right. and that protest in washington last week. it started by asking about our families expulsion from palestine. my family story is like so many other palestinian stories. my daughter took in a family from poland who was seeking refuge in palestine, which in their own words, was the only safe place for jewish people after world war 2. and that same family along with the or boon and had gone a violently expelled my, my family from their homes and the towns that they helped build and they became refugees. and i think the important part about that is that my family story is not unique. um, it is the same story that you will hear from millions and millions of palestinians

inside palestine and the diaspora. it is our stories that, that are reminders of of the fact that we were expelled from our homes, of course. and that was 1948. this is 2024. what are your emotions now you see what's going on in garza? i'm seeing daily. uh, what happened to my father. um the uh the knock by has never ended and it is continuing now on social media and on. it's a tele fives. genocide and knock both palestinians and uh, we came out in dc to demand a cease fire to demand our government to and an occupation of palestine. i'm wondering what was it like to be part of the policy in the us for in this, in this current climate, how that people respond to you? how did people receive you? i think that the important part about being in the diaspora is that we are the

voice for the people who are being set to the silence. we are using our voices to to speak for the people who don't have electricity, who don't have telecommunication. so i, the response has been beautiful. people are coming out in droves in support of palestine. it is something i never knew if i was going to see in my lifetime, and i'm glad my father is getting to see it as well. a lot of water in guys is dominated. this is basically what's called the non aligned movement of developing countries. leaders from a 12120 nations of imaging in uganda. addressing the final session. you're in the seconds in general and tell me what that is said the situation in gaza and the number of deaths there is unprecedented. following the voters, i'm off the tax on 7 on the top of the whole city destruction of guns and the number of civilian casualties caused by these val jada me in such

a short period are totally unprecedented getting my mandates. and this includes 162 of auto new and stuff members. heartbreaking so that it would be for the organization for that families. and for those they were serving in gaza. and i had a note as a to an x of us in mexico and thousands freeze from their homes to escape gang violence. the in a moment of prayer for waiting into the freezing waters of the rio grande. the youngest today just 2 months old. this is part of a huge search of migrants to reach the us border and recent days, over 4000 a day in the mexican state of while we live alone. all my friends have cross, they have of cross. now, this is what lies in store for them,

hours of waiting in the cold to be processed by overwhelmed custom and border patrol officers from the texas side of the border increase in illegal crossings. this, the result of smugglers moving large numbers of people through mexico project cards to the immigration authorities here have meant they stop detaining and reporting on documented migrants in mexico. it was very hard to get through integration. it's back to now. as pressure rose from the sharply divided us congress to act thousands more migrants in southern mexico are preparing to head north, trying to reach the us before the new year. the . the

criminal cartels are tightening the grip on indigenous communities along the border between mexico and guatemala, causing more people to leave their homes as violent as escalates effective communities. a calling for help manual russell reports for the entire families and southern mexico are fleeing their homes over worsening violence. this mass displacement of mainly indigenous communities and the state of chiapas is being driven by a deadly conflict between warring factions of the single low and least go new generation drug cartels each buying for control of the people and their territory. many say this is just the latest chapter of violence that's been playing out for years. have another that's a dozen using menu for at least a 2 and a half years. chiapas has witnessed a dispute between the large, organized drug cartels to maintain a rivalry over control of both the roots of transit and of course,

tutorial control got the list. this week tensions rows even further. when villagers have been with america township clashed with members of the mexican military. in one video, a soldier can be heard calling villagers cowards, for not standing up to the cartel members themselves. at one point, armed forces reportedly fired tiered. yes. locals like this man carrying an elderly woman in his arms, now claim they're not only being victimized by drug gangs, but also by the military. no, they were being displaced. the government sent the mexican army to drive the people out of the way of america. see for yourself the people are fleeing from the homes. with it asked about the incident, mexico's president, and that is one way, lopez, over the other one called on indigenous villagers in chiapas to place their trust in the countries armed forces. yes. thomas's the indians. we are tending to and protecting the people, the national guard. is there g, opposite mexico's poorest state?

here, the combination of extreme poverty and years of neglect by the government, or among the reasons deadly. cartels have managed to take over the entire swats of territory. this propaganda video published last year by this in a low of cartel, shows what appears to be a cartel parade where local residents were reportedly forced to cheer on passing vehicles. the viral video highlights just how much influence and control the drug cartels have in southern mexico. when was it up a little al jazeera? i look forward to using argentina, have arrested on the ports of the relatives of echo doors most wanted fugitive. but finally of jose adults for mafia's, also known as vito were detained on thursday night. it's a week since the escapes on ecuadorian prison and the city of gaia cube, a latin america editor, lucy, and human reports from the sentence. under the cover of darkness, federal police raided

a newly inhabited house in an exclusive neighborhood of course, the law in central argentina. there target was the family of ecuador, as most wanted mine drug trafficker jose adult for my cs. known as fetal, of his wife's mindiola macias, the 3 children, a nephew, a family friend, and a nanny, were arrested and quickly deported. back to ecuador to be interrogated by authorities there. yes, i wonder. i meant that we are proud that origin tina was a hostile territory. for a group of drug dealers who could have come to settle here. mister fee to hold a sentence of 38 years and he escaped, leaving a trail of blood and death in ecuador feet to the leader of the infamous tornadoes . crime gang was serving his sentence for murder, kidnapping, and drug trafficking. when authorities planned to transfer him to another facility 10 days ago, they discovered he was gone. features escape,

and that it is main rivals known as the savage. tribute, a new wave of violence throughout ecuador. on wednesday, a prosecutor investigating the takeover of a tv station by gang members was murdered. the do you think the whole region, not just columbia has allowed for this problem to grow in a non control way? we must stay together to fight. this is a regional and worldwide problem consumption of these products. as in the united states in europe, the government has declared a state of internal and conflict which allows the army as well as police to fight drug gangs significantly. mrs. macias arrived in argentina, exactly 2 weeks ago, just before her husband's escape. they bought the house in cash in december, presumably as a hideaway. but what authorities are still investigating is whether people sent his family to argentina,

or whether he himself was or is still in the country. to see a newman al jazeera windows situs. now each winters size is a tourist to visit indian administered kashmir views if malia is skiing slopes and other winter sports at a big draw. but not this year. as long coastal was heavy for reports, a long dry spell across the region with very little so is causing big problems for the tourism industry. not long ago. good. and there was bustling, the told is getting its vinto holiday season. thousands of people skied down the snow covered slopes. many others central for ski sessions for the 1st time. but this year is different. slopes that are usually frosty, wide of brown, and green. and what was once one of the ages, best key destination is a disappointing winter's tale of the season. january is usually a busy month for mohammed

a crumb. who makes his living by taking taught us on horseback. but now he sits all i do for most a go, you're seeing the cost in b, c a. we had no us, no, on the if you send to me test, which has impacted our livelihood. and we have not had much with the winter months at crew shuffle our livelihood. at 8500 feet to about 2600 meters goodness slopes investing heavily as a blanket. the snow from december to march breathtaking views, skiing and all the winter sports have couple of thousands of taurus coming in the now, those who made it a disappointed best way to get body of our board. we had heard a lot about the beauty of kashmir, but unfortunately we couldn't witness. the snow that we had anticipated is told of them is a big business in kashmir, especially during the winter months and thousands of livelihoods depend on it. but the no snow season is affecting local businesses,

hotels and everyone to depends on it. mostly our operation is far at least here and due to absence of snow, we are not able to do a highly skiing. and you know, took our, my losses. so we are taking our local students as wide drive right inside of seeding official say cash means twice spelled, began in august, and it's witnessed a 100 percent deficit of rain and snow in december, exposed to blame this on the changing the pattern. joe global level set a set of collision pensions and the global um, as far as circulation, patents have been stopped and this normally could be linked to tell noon yet while there has been el nino is before this one is considered the strongest exp of, say, the lack of rain and snow could lead to water shortages and effect farmers in the region. which ripples even more challenges since last year was already the hottest deals on record. and the consumption div. punch a seizure. i'm going to be back in

a couple of minutes or more and all these stories. don't forget the website, of course all to 0 dot com roll madison. stay with us on the i'll never forget, i finally gave the report and the man had been confused. i took the report and i was like, oh, he doesn't understand that this isn't a recent thing. this is the past thing. i said i was 14. when this happened. he was 25 and the means whole tongue changed. and he said, i understand. and i am so sorry, this has happened to you. and i remember pausing. gonna cry. i'm or sorry, i remember pausing and i just turned to cry on the other end of the phone. they said no one's ever told me that before he paused me. so what do you mean?

they said no one's ever told me that it wasn't my fault. and he just released 1st. we're going to get you hope we're gonna have someone live with us to keep this for you. but yeah, it was the 1st time anybody had ever told me that it was not my fault in depth analysis of the case headlines. how does south africa, the truth? it's accusations of genocide in this case, many genocide and holocaust scholars including his ravings con, confirm that space is a textbook genocide, frank assessments politicians need to be able to run for office without the fear of facing a jail term. informed opinions when the us census will ships into the red sea, it's not receive the task protection that see that convocation inside story on al jazeera and on the federal tax upfront takes on the big issue. studies of polls, types to what is happening now. it says it's cool, thanks. question or professional about 5 unflinching questions. rigorous,

the bank that he added to today is that another cleansing is taking place. augusta . nothing goes into gauze and without us of permission, nothing leaves golf out without result. permission allow me to push back for a moment, demanding of these fires, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront, without the tension across the middle east, and strikes and city iraq and level on race for years of an escalation of islands has israel's water and gusts continue? the the robot's isn't it, this is all. does he have a life from? don't have also coming up on eunice in southern gaza is great. at least a $165.00 pellet stadiums are being killed and is really strikes since thursday