the the israel out of her mouth to confirm an extension of their temporary cruise paving the way for an additional prisoner swamp, on more risk bite for an awful golf at the end of interest and those henry christopher, the iconic us diplomats who ended some conflict. but also orchestrated others dies page 120 really and individuals and companies with ties to the companies. oral sector us slumped with another round of us sections for imagine lead funding groups, but come up on is belong. which total of previously been like the have your company this thursday. welcome to the global news,

ralph on arch this cease fire, a deal between come us and israel has officially been extended as confirmed by both sides. it will for no less than an additional 24 hours and was brokered your minutes before the end of the previous 6 day. chris, i discussed developments with a number of regional journalists earlier, the mountains. sure. as you had been telling us, there was a type of like a desire to see about the size of gas that was going to follow in the same way as what was happening in the north. has this give the people, there's some risk bite that this association of possibilities is, is going to add, continue for some time on indefinite period. there was concern about the ceasefire halls or not or will break again and the people in the south kept

asking each other, kept asking the press what is going on? what is going on? what should we do right now? we stay here. we go back to our homes. so it has been confirmed a few minutes ago by the end of the way up. what's the zip sions? negotiations and my pressure by the us another day, one day of sci fi, it has been confirmed with prison. that is, will be exchanged, and more aid will come in. however, we didn't receive more details. so there is a lot of pressure on the, is it in the government, the water cabinets, the, on the 10, you awful to ensure the cx 5 does hold because of what's happened in terms of humanitarian crisis here. and it was that the world doesn't want to see this anymore. the u. s. it seems on putting pressure on this really is to stop the war. and just to talk about very quickly about henry kissinger kindly because there is a controversial figure. however, he was very active in village and especially in the 1970s. after the break out of

the egyptians had the city and is there any war he was able to bring peace to the agent? so everyone here, you know, we're looking for that figure again. i really need someone who could be able to broker some kinds of piece. where is that ice and freedom is available to all the people for the nation that a host of just family. so these are, are pressing on these rarely government to do with every, to, again, to return all of the loved ones. and that's why ease row will continue as long as the postage is coming back. it said was of the war. and probably after that it will be maybe too much time to launch in your invasion, 2 guys and the probably at the south of guns a will not be the same as it was in the north, probably as well if it to return to. and one of the guys that you'll be just the

special ed for separation. more surgical center reports of is really forces surrounding a hospital in the west spike that had been the theme even though the truth was happening. there worked further assaults on the west bank to write the week. what's the latest on this? according to the club. it 160 as well as soon as we're honest with during the 6 day or the truth and he, or if it was bank of the if you knows it said they did it. you mean if you discount on getting in the city on the most uh, i was like, let me close many as long as if you have it. so if your discounts i can afford about a student has to auto where the commander is, one of the union battalion and i have 2 children on the division of i'm of the area supposed to continue. yes about the night. why live on a few as we're waiting to receive the last batch of the 3? i'm still in prison on the i'm a law that i can actually say, i don't think in between here and the phones of also admitted to the gym. where does the prophecy again, it is 20 still of

a photo and an engine. so that is why there are forces operation and that was spent continuous and vision system use this morning. it wasn't pulled, cut him. and it's that if you discount on people boss, find the intention of that. do you mean the events of i'm going, i'm assuming furnishing genes over a month on those according to evidence. you have a decrease, i'm so the situation on it should have been here on, on his neck. we mentioned our monster was going through henry kissinger and with a brief synopsis of what he did in the middle east. a. hi. will he remembered in israel for, for what he did there? so he was a permanent, the figure, but also it needs rarely beat the controversial because many thought, oh, so he's that jewish, he put it in the last day of he's the priorities. and the 1st of all, he thought about the american interest in the region. that's why sometimes the

dates that to do wasn't good enough for the jewish and not for ease row, but eventually his legacy will stay. and these are and many emanuel remembers team as the one that the stake these around. and the made the 1st, the disagreement between the ease row and our conscious well, let's indeed talk more on the diplomatic powerhouse a nobel peace prize winner henry kissinger has passed away at the age of 100. the german born american shipped washington's foreign policy for decades during the cold war and remained a prominent voice on the political scene right up until his death were r. t. c sweeney. joins us now in the shoes. steve, good morning to you. when future generations look back at the history of the 20th century, the name henry kissinger, it's going to be seen on more than a few pages, isn't to take us through his legacy. what, of course, henry kissinger was a camera, is about to get controversial carrots that will be barely

a country or continent across the world that hasn't beat affected somehow by um, by his role as the architect of u. s. foreign policy. now he's a former hobbled university academic. he show components where he is the national security advisor and secretary of state. i'm the president, richard nixon. and gerald for this was a too much was period in world politics. of course, it was the highest of the cold war, but he really, i guess, and made his mouth during the vietnam or controversial of cause a conflict which so a to meet in vietnam. he's killed and thousands of young americans returning home in body by to the coast. a huge on the wall, a protest movement on the streets of the united states, and indeed across the world. now, he extended that full, of course, into neighboring cambodia and loud and without the approval of congress, these were neutral countries and he advocated bowman anything that moves. now,

controversially, perhaps he was awarded the nobel peace prize for bringing about an end to the vietnam war. this was a moment that was mocked by comedian told him later who said that satire is dead now. moving across to the middle east. he was sent so really to the camp david accords. this was the 1st piece deal was struck between as well. and egypt, both arab nation really to recognize the, the state of israel and obviously the country these 2 companies were of course, we'll just use a game as part of that. kissinger data. also ensure that the us didn't have any kind of diplomatic relations with the palestine liberation organization. most famously, a guideline, locsin, america, and central america, kissinger was the, one of the main boxes where the old operation condo. this was where the us let support to all sorts haven regimes and dictatorships and not parts of the world at

origin. tina, for example, with thousands of dissidents and left is disappeared. again, most famously in chinney, kissinger was bought the over throw the democratically elected president. salvador allende, of course, the self declared boxes. he said he saw him is opposed to us inside some, tens of thousands. again, the people were massacred under the, the subsequent dictate to ship the regime of augusta finish up an old dot, under the guy's business of smashing communism. this is what the headline want. exactly. of course, kissinger was really a cold. we'll worry about was that was really his, you know, his stump on well politics at the time. a means you can take a whole range of countries. you could look at indonesia where he bought the so on to a government and its invasion and occupation of each table. and of course, the indonesian army massacred a quarter of a 1000000, a table res. people bought

a guy and he kind of didn't guide you this real politics. so going back to 1971, he made a secret trip. a secret visit to china, which really paved away, laid the groundwork for nixon's famous visit the just a few years later on this storing the relations between the united states on china . something he commented on bill recently with the rock choosing up of tensions and hostilities between the 2 nations. and he said, well this trajectory must change, we call and have 2 superpowers going towards he favored like a diplomatic resolution to that. so much say he also brought industrialization nor speed it up in china as well. absolutely. no. yeah, of course. i mean his legacy is touch chevy, colorado globe. that's that. not for sure. yeah. and can we talk about this part of the world as well? because kissinger had a long history of diplomatic ties, and with russia, steve dating back to the cold war. he also kept those efforts at,

through to the very last year of his long life, making some controversial, others would say, inciteful statements on the ukraine conflict. yes, of course, now he did say initially that he was absolutely fine with ukraine's membership of the european union. he's to him this made perfect sense. but what, what he different from the us official policy was that he initially said that it would be a grave mistake for a key. i have to join a night. so he said the russia, i'm going back to 2021. he said that russell, well, they did have legitimate concerns over the expansion of nato. and he said that these were ignored by washington, but they could have been those security concerns that were raised by about that could have been the ground. what for a piece told him that he did, he, even at one point he was suggesting that uh, ukraine should see some type of treat to russia. he was talking mainly about crime may have of course for his efforts, he was then added to this piece make uh this notorious ukrainian co list. as i

mentioned to you quite indian. yeah, probably gotten this, but he said his views with uh, i'll tell you that type of listen to what you said. there has to be some understanding of it's especially ukraine's. it started relationship with roger in mainland considered as that evolution that i have personally argued that it would be better for you to become a member of europe then to become a member of nato, at the official position of the united states government and strong position that the united states government is in favor of nato membership, and i personally did that to that view. now of course he did shift, told me slightly. he changes you earlier this year when he said that ukraine should be allowed to join night. so he viewed this in terms of the,

the coming conflicts that, but i don't rush kind of pressuring criticism over the last time as well. wasn't there for saying anything vaguely balanced about the russia at the impact on what was happening there? exactly. and kissinger was, as, especially in these last 2 years, he was much more of a it's so the diplomatic grew as, as pretty sure he was, you know, he viewed things as, as a senior state. so i'm a senior politician and real politic tubs. and, and, you know, he shifted his position from his cold war worry, and he said, well, with the rise of countries including india, that the united states and russia should not be opponents, but they should be strategic partners. but say what you tell them, or i think obviously they have some disagreements on the number of issues, a sure as to it, but just to a totally new situation. we have to deal with putting probably

say it on a different basis and we did the cold war because now the many other places like india, for example, really trying to move and i didn't exactly the same road or during the cold war, but i do not believe that the united states and russia ever be strategic opponents on the country. i think they will be strategic partners and a certain extent, henry kissinger, in an interview with archie and steve sweeney before that brings us through his life, his man, a treatments. so many controversies as well as the thank you very much. well, let's dell a further into what steve was just enough for us there on speak to legal on media on the list line a live from new york low to you. i know he's been called many things. peace may occur, war monger among them. what is your take on where henry kissinger will go down in history? fascinating. if we got war criminal. uh,

ladies man, in one unofficial poll years ago, it is reported that a number of playboy bunnies is 72, voted him the man they wanted to date the most. i mean, this guy covers everything. uh, let, let me just say a couple of things. you gotta ask yourself, do you want a little kid? yeah, kissinger as the man, the diplomat or the american. because everything that he did, i think ultimately was in his mind to benefit america. he was in some respects the ultimate patriot for him then to win the nobel prize piece prize. after cambodia, people are horrified by that and i respond with veronica obama. got it like 2 hours when he was in the office that the paint wasn't even dry in the water. he got the nobel prize. so it depends. she is become a rorschach test. he is, he,

it tells me more about you. the way you look at him, do you? what else? yeah. here. one particular a. take a look at the christopher hitchens. take a. courtney hitchens, passenger was the worst person ever in other respects. she was a political genius. he was the we are politic. a darling you visit from cities to hobbs. he. he was realism at. it's finest to me. this is my take on this whenever you talk about anybody in the world, the politics or the world of diplomacy or whatever foreign affairs. i take the, the personal part of this out of it. he was mackey of l. u. he was or will be and he play chess and i'm also going to say something. and i mean this with all due respect. take anything that he's ever said. take the words,

have anybody else say it and you'll say ok to interesting. have henry kissinger say it? it's out. own sounds like yes, it's almost like chauncey gardner being there. yes. the spring we will plant now i'm not trying in any way to down play walking. he is done. let me also bring something up and you're going to be talking about this for the longest time. people were thinking about code he'd be susceptible to, could he be liable to the possibility of war crime at christopher hitchens again, was this, this, this target pursuer? look how, how fate let i mean with all due respect, when you saw henry kissinger and i saw him a couple of times here in new york and towards the end he, he was very frail. but one of the most robust rail people you've ever received a 100 years old. it's incredible. but. but when you look at and people are,

so he was a war criminal and they, they were talking about years ago, abusing the penal shay example as any, as it excuse for either removing immunity. and this is the subject of, of, of right, not just for cases you like other people. and as developments occur around the world, you're going to be hearing more about war crimes word tribunals, itc. that was something that he really made. people look at what he did with the, with the vietnam war, with cambodia is an incredible one more thing on a personal note. this was a, this was a, a jew who worked with one might say, one of the most extensively anti semitic, at least in speech. presidents ever listened to the tapes of nixon railing about the jews. and here's kissinger. mm hm. on some impala that he didn't care what you said, he was some people say it looks petal kissed up. he he was right. in my

respect, but complicated an evil. yes. perhaps maybe mac, you believe? yes, labyrinthine? yes. like there is no body even we know lee, similar or close to what he was and history well, look at him. depending upon who you are, there is a take that will meet your particular appraisal of it. last year, mr. kissinger fund himself, and hot water. after suggesting that kia web should seed some territory to rush in order to, to, in the conflict. but then he suggested ukraine should join nato, which moscow has always called the red line. so, you know, somewhat of a contradictory approach as you've just been going through that, that, that type group of diplomacy. he was, he was walking, that's really emblematic, isn't it? of i would suppose his career well, did you hear what you said also,

is that, well, it'd be better for you cream, perhaps, to, to seek you membership versus nato did. did i say that? did you hear his glo week and co mia of donald trump? i mean, he listen, i'm not trying to uh in any way the little him, but he would say whatever he had to say to get the job done. he was also henry kissinger. this was a guy who was, who was a national security advisor and secretary of state. he was one of the most powerful think about what he did. he learned from the beginning when he, he was up in 1943. he, he enlisted or in the army, he became, he recognized the importance of power. he saw many people believe his father, who enjoyed a very respectable position. and they get nauseum. who came to this country and

basically what lost his power and, and, and kissinger realized that the only way he was going to really do anything is to so around himself with powerful people to make networks and play everybody. just see what the hell, not line. ok. can i put it to you? will there ever be another figure like him in american political life? like god, he basically foresters himself into the state secretary position. he wanted the power, he felt as if he had the confidence to be america's voice globally. could that happen? again, would that be allowed to happen again? i would say no because the times would not allow this because let me also say this, even though i laugh when i say this, my good friend was in social media that it was a different day. we were serious then we, we only had 3 networks and we knew more about what was going on in the world we do now. today we have tip, top 3. we have a frivolous, completely discombobulated detached world who can't even far as anything on the map

that she was talking about prospects of international relations that most people don't even know what you're talking about, vietnam, this man. but by the way, when you talk about nixon opening up china and russia, it was nixon. and by the way, what did nixon do? i mean, uh, kissinger. he said one of the most brilliant things, he said, i only wanted to deal with trying to, to reduce the threats of any kind of nuclear, a conflict with russia only after the united states enjoyed supremacy. then we'll talk about the meaning. i mean, the key never let that. i respect this, but please don't take it a wrong way, but this focused goal that he had, again, i don't look at him as b and henry kissinger the man or the flawed. but i'm, i'm so tired of that, that's post mix only in terms of what he did. i mean, do,

do you, can you think of anybody that russian sky or any body i'm trying to think of who for what had this mastery of the world. and he also has to break hold and it was almost like strange love in terms of his persona, the sound, the, his, he was here he was, i'm to present the name. no, he was a kid. i can, i just put a point. i'm just thinking while you're speaking to us about it in china, some would say that it was his efforts that led to the opening up the industrialization of the country north for somebody who, you know, put america 1st. know china in the next number of years is set to overcome the american economy. so when i run the 5 way, is he almost too to blame for one thing to spread democracy, but in a way, making america a little bit weaker in the years,

perhaps after his death that he didn't see coming? listen to. it's a great question. listen to some of the comments that he made along with david rockefeller, when they talked about china almost in this paternal listings. like, let's help, thanks and it's important because they thought, you know, once china sees the benefits of democracy and once we speak with them, we can, we can pretty much guide their rebuild. we focus remoe their expand your next it way. sometimes that's wondering if you talk about not understood, not reading the room, he didn't see that one at all. so. so to answer your question, could you be quote, responsible? absolutely. remember, nobody ever said that he would write all the time. me. i, i don't want to say this after the man died, but people say he was a genius. really? i mean do, do you think he, i mean, he had some wonderful moments, but when you sit back and you ask yourself, what did he come place?

nobody, many people here will say he did many things that benefit the west, but was this, did this man benefits human kind, you know, jimmy carter who i think we're going will, will be not with this longer. this man probably had a better understanding of actually the humanitarian aspect of diplomacy. but if you add to the persona of kissinger it, it was, i don't want to say a moral. that's not why, but it was good. why the apple dictates there will never be anything where i can make it because the world will never be as it was when he read line. all. thank you . as always for giving us so much for your time on this day. that's 100 year old henry kissinger has passed away litle and media on the list live from new york city . thank to i guess, one deals. while henry kissinger century has come to a close, his influence continues to cast

a shadow on global politics for more and how he shaped on era of international relations by august, straight and complex, and the ending words r t dot com. how's your coverage? okay, let's return to the middle east where district rest seeing images are emerging from at jerusalem, where one woman has possibly be killed and 7 others wounded in a shooting attack. this just coming into us on the program at 2 gunman have reportedly being shot at dead by police. let's go live now to local journalist robi firm and joining us from at tel aviv hi robbie. what more is known about this attack in jerusalem? so, so far what we know is that the one woman did, some reports are actually 60 some words of that. she's 24 years old,

was killed in this. there was a pack 6 more seriously injured. taking the sharp set of hospital the chairs effected place in the northern entrance to jerusalem, and an area called ramos, the people. the tutors who committed the attacker from east jerusalem of those are the reports and they use m. 16. they look like military issue and sixteen's probably sold from a military base. the people that neutralize the killed a terrorist with 2 soldiers and one civilian don't forget. before the war there were only $1000.00 civilians and israel requesting hand guns every month. and now some more, it's been over 300000 request. i think we'll see more more cases where, where servers are killed by your average citizen is carrying gun pulling out a gun and pulling pulling the trigger. this situation is very bad for greg. the one that's involved is what come off was hoping for that the their attack on october 7th would cause the people in the west bank people is using to rise up against israel. that hasn't happened until this morning. we've seen that it could grow just

something we do know that juvenile june had to cross off the general secretary fucked up with housing authority at said about 2 days ago that he sees that happening as well. it was really clear to me whether he was being the scripted or priest for the meeting, whether he thinks that it's going to happen as a result of the attack and it's over 7th, or he actually wants it to happen. and this is a highly problematic issue surveys coming out of the west bank, showing that over 75 percent of fellows going is living in the west bank support a mazda attack. i tell you, this is not really good looking around for the peace process. it doesn't make good for any left wing. political party doesn't look good for anyone that's involved with. it's very, very bad. and as you say, robbie m: since october 7th, 3rd, there have not been a tax like this on. it is really soiled by those sympathetic to have mass. those at other estimates at groupings is, is there a 0 you are in the country are all be about this,

this could trigger and similar attacks now on an open up a new front within the country. yes. that is, that is the fear of that once this attack has happened, it's going, it's going to spread all the other similar attacks. i will say that the is really army, these really defense forces. these really intelligence were on top of this uh, they, early on, as soon as october 7 happened, they went into the west bank. they began to round up and arrest anyone who is associated will come off even to the point where some people say they went a little bit too far looking at facebook fees. interesting. anyone who expressed any support for home us that could have been maybe so amusing about it, but not really having any ties. and so was so, but it seems that their initiative was correct. uh, but unfortunately, today we saw that the all of the records were for an off because the attack happens and then my older more attacks due to occur will be thanks very much for the very latest on this. we appreciated local journalist at robbie berman and tell about

speaking on data attack in jerusalem the, the us has imposed on you run to functions on the rum targeting its financial networks over allegedly funding groups like come us and his belie something to around has constantly denied ortiz use of july early is in the reading capital with more, it seems that it's all about it was support for the resistance and the ongoing israel, how miles conflict. since the us treasury department says it's new sanctions on the wrong target from the companies that quote financed it was the stabilizing regional activities. a support of multiple regional proxy groups including come off, which as a designated a terrorist organization by the us and european union. as well as hezbollah or fox, as the bass target ended work of people and companies based anyone as was in hong kong, pending united arab emirates, which facilitate it was oil sales and earn the country.