jake sullivan: thank you. thank you everybody. a few opening comments and that i can take your question. president biden spoke with the prime minister netanyahu, the two leaders disss development in israel and gaza and they spoke about the state of israel's military operations. the president emphasized his commitment to ensuring the -term security of israel and he affirmed that israel has the right to go after the perpetrators of the■ worst massacre of the jewish people since the holocaust. israel has made significant progress against hamas and broken a significant number of s including senior commanders, hamas' number three was put in an operation last week. the top leaders are in hiding, deep in the hamas tunnel network. justice will come for them to and we hoping to ensure that. more innocent civilians have died in this conflict in this military operation than in all the wars in gaza combined. including thousands ofhumanitars descending across gaza. anarchy reigns in areas of israel's military has cleared. the first u.s. presid

jake sullivan said that ukraine should win.n, who spoke at ramstein 20, said that ukraine. ukraine will not, will not be allowed to be defeated , and why does washington not say that russia must suffer this defeat, or that ukraine must defeat russia, or russia must be without putin, or russia must be in some other form, or russia must to be demilitarized, denuclearized, well, in such a state that it did not threaten anyone. why in rhetoric , official washington is so restrained, i think there is one simple reason, well there are actually many of them, but there is one key one, and it is that washington does not have a clear understanding of this victory over russia to this day , that what for them is a victory and what to do with the defeated russian federation, they have this fear, it is largely existential, you know, that is, they cannot find any... with a huge country that has the largest nuclear potential in the world, will this not lead to some, well, negative consequences that the united states of america will no longer b

jake sullivan said that ukraine should win., who performed on rammstein 20, declared that ukraine, ukraine will not be allowed, will not be allowed to be defeated. and why does washington not say that russia must suffer this defeat, or that ukraine must defeat russia, or russia must be without. either russia should be in some other form, or russia should be demilitarized, denuclearized, well, in such a state that it does not threaten anyone, why in rhetoric. official washington is so reserved, i think there is one simple reason, well there are actually many, but there is one key one, and that is that washington has today there is no clear understanding of this victory over russia, what is a victory for them and what to do with the defeated russian federation, they have this fear, it is largely existential, you know, that is, they cannot find any reasons for it there is an explanation of what will happen to a huge country that has the largest nuclear potential in the world, will it not lead to some, well, negative consequences t

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sullivan, well according to...ng is clear, russophobic pr campaign, boorish, cynical statement that the ukrainians should take weapons supplies with meat, this is not the most important thing, well , this is like a completely, well, such a cynical visit, and open, that’s what concerns jake sullivan, here it’s more cunning, that is , officially, he as if it was formally closed , there was an official statement, which means he said a very vague, you know, i quote, but we will have, he told zelensky, in the end it will be strong. bipartisan voting, so, like, hold on, what follows from this? firstly, it follows completely for sure, that until april for sure, while the house of representatives is unclear about the bill , secondly, well, he hinted that zelensky has no time for you, the main thing for us now is to either imprison trump or impose on him there, in my opinion, 464 million trump is suing trump in various courts, since 42 billion in our crazy terms. but in any case , delay it, and maybe tease biden’s grandfath

jake sullivan gave him kind of a crazy answer. just saying. >> peter: there is a report that when president biden was told his handling of the war between israel and hamas was starting to affect his poll numbers. the quote is he began to shout and swear. so, when he does that, is he shouting and swearing about netanyahu or about hamas or about his poll numbers? >> this is the "when did you stop beating your spouse" question because i don't think he ever did that. >> peter: excuse me? >> you used that as the pressroom mills of your question when he does that. i have never seen him do that shout or swear in response to that so, from my perspective, that particular report is not correct. >> lawrence: so full of it. never looks peter into the eyes. to the point of the president losing his temper. we have seen him do it publicly. starting with peter doocy calling him an s.o.b. targeting people on the campaign trail saying that he would like to challenge them to a pushup contest. so he does it all the time. so to act like he doesn't do

. >> meantime, us national security adviser jake sullivan, is expected to meet israeli defense minister yoav gallant at the white house in the coming hours >> official says >> they will discuss the urgent need for more humanitarian aid to reach desperate civilians in gaza and efforts to get the remaining hostages held held in the enclave released cnn's kevin liptak has details >> this week is shaping up to be a critical one, not just in terms of the trajectory of the war in gaza, but also as a major test of american influence on the israelis as this conflict proceeds. and what you'll see this week is to two very senior level delegations coming from israel to washington to meet with top biden administration officials. the defense secretary from israel left sunday and plans to meet monday with senior members of president biden's team, including the national security advisor, jake sullivan also, the defense secretary hey, lloyd austin and the secretary of state, antony blinken. those discussions are expected to center around israel's weapons needs as it continues to go after hamas in gaza.

maryam: that was jake sullivan. on the ground, the body used by the u.n.nments worldwide to assess food security says famine in gaza is imminent and expected between now and may in the north of the strip. you and aid agencies have been warning about rising levels of hunger in gaza for weeks. children in northern gaza are already dying from malnutrition. the report by the -- says around half of gaza's population, 1.1 million, are already facing catastrophic hunger. for famine to be declared, at least 20% of the population must be suffering extreme food shortages, with one in three children maliki -- acutely malnourished. the u.n. secretary general antonio guterres reacted to the findings. >> palestinians in gaz are enduring horrifying levels of hunger and suffering. this is the highest number of people facing catastrophic hunger ever recorded by the integrated food security classification system, anywhere, anytime. maryam: meanwhile, israel has denied preventing food from getting into gaza, blaming aid agencies for delays and accusing hamas of diverting sup

white house said yesterday, jake sullivan. �* . , ., sullivan.re is on the table today. for six _ sullivan. a cease-fire is on the table today. for six weeks - sullivan. a cease-fire is on the table today. for six weeks to l sullivan. a cease-fire is on the | table today. for six weeks to be built _ table today. for six weeks to be built on— table today. for six weeks to be built on into something more enduring _ built on into something more enduring if hamas would simply release — enduring if hamas would simply release women, wounded and elderly. the fact— release women, wounded and elderly. the fact that they will not do so says _ the fact that they will not do so says a _ the fact that they will not do so says a lot — the fact that they will not do so says a lot to me about masses regard for innocent _ says a lot to me about masses regard for innocent palestinian civilians the fact— for innocent palestinian civilians the fact that they are holding onto those _ the fact that they are holding onto those folks and refusing to release them _ those

(gfx — image sullivan us national security adviser jake sullivan called that �*nonsense' and a �*strawposing total defeat of hamas. national security adviser jake sullivan called that nonsense and a "straw man" argument. some 1.5 million palestinians from other parts of gaza are seeking refuge in rafah. that's almost half the population. the problem becomes, where do they go? qatar's foreign ministry spokesperson has been speaking on both the rafah operation, and on the potential for a ceasefire. here's what he said moments ago. we have cautioned and will still caution any attack on rafah will make the humanitarian situation considerably worse. it is terrible, this crisis with the number of atrocities that have taken place, but it would also difficult for negotiation process to succeed within the parameters of such an attack. i cannot comment on the details of the attack, we are in the midst of negotiations tomorrow. we are cautiously optimistic negotiations will continue through the meeting he described. it is still too early to any particular success and that is what gives is optimis

sullivan paid an unannounced visit to ukraine this week. promised that help would eventually be agreed, but avoided answering whether the us would provide long-range atakams missiles? as for atakams, i may disappoint you, but i have nothing to announce today. when we are able to share something, we will, but i will say that we have had very constructive discussions about our military support and the capabilities that will make that support possible. effective jake sullivan, national security advisor to the president of the united states of america. already after the visit , the financial times, citing its own sources, reported: washington allegedly called on kyiv to stop attacks on russian oil plants, saying that the biden administration is afraid of a possible rise in world prices for oil and oil products and a rise in fuel prices. in the united states on the eve of the presidential elections, as well as an even greater escalation on the part of the russian federation. ukrainian officials denied this information. white house on requests vo

sullivan, the national security adviser, and we showed it, was nothing. of ukraine. usa does not give weapons to ukraine, and now they demand that ukraine does not use its own weapons. continue to pretend that ukraine's problem is donald trump? well, i don't know, maybe the honest one has meaning that joe biden is not very interested in supporting ukraine, and that if he really wanted to provide the aid that is stuck in congress, he would have found a million options, but he doesn't. what do you think about it? well, actually. if we talk about sullivan's visit, the position of national security adviser has existed since 1953, if we analyze american foreign policy and the failures that were somalia, haiti, bosnia, afghanistan and what they are doing now, we are not it is permissible for ukraine to be next the failure of foreign policy, foreign policy of the usa, due to the fact that we are not provided'. what was promised, where these hellish sanctions, which biden promised even before the invasion, which were supposed to prevent the aggressor as a diplomatic tool, di

. >> jake sullivan gave an update. he characterized -- agree to a prisoner swap in exchange for alexei navalny. this is 30 minutes. jake sullivan: thank you. thank you everybody. i have a few opening comments and that i can take your question. president biden spoke with the prime minister netanyahu, the two leaders discussed the latest development in israel and gaza and they spoke about the state of israel's military operations. the pre to ensuring the long-term security of israel and he affirmed that he israel has the right to go after the perpetrators of the worst massacre of the jewish people since the holocaust. israel has made significant progress against hamas and broken a significant number of hamas battalions, killed thousands of hamas fighters including senior commanders, hamas' number three was put in anthe top leaders are in hiding deep in the hamas tunnel network. justice will come for them to and we hoping to ensure that.more innocent civilians have died in this conflict in this military operation than in

jake sullivan: thank you. thank youy. i have a few opening comments and that i can take your question. president biden spoke with the prime minister netanyahu, the two leaders discussed the latest development in israel and gaza and they spoke about the state of israel's military operations. the president emphasized his commitment to ensuring the long-term security of israel and he affirmed that he israel has after the perpetrators of the worst massacre of the jewish people since the holocaust. israel has made significant progress against hamas and broken a significant number of hamas battalions, killed thousands of hamas fighters including senior commanders, hamas' number three was put in an operation last week. the top leaders are in hiding deep in the hamas tunnel network. hem to and we hoping to ensure that. more innocent civilians have died in this conflict in this military operation than in all the wars in gaza combined. including thousands of children. humanitarian crisis is descending across gaza. anarchy reigns in

white house national security adviser jake sullivan is confident that congress will vote for a larges aid package. he made such a statement at a briefing. in kyiv, sullivan emphasized that washington believes in ukraine's victory and is making efforts to pass a critical aid package. salevan added that the white house, together with a coalition of more than 50 countries, will support ukraine until victory. i know there are questions here because of the delay in congress passing a bill containing the relief package you rightfully deserve, and for what. which president biden struggles with every day. the $60 million has already been approved by the senate, and we are now working with the house of representatives to pass a relief package. we are sure that we will be able to do it. the adoption of the us budget for 2024 has almost been decided, so the aid package to ukraine will be moved to in the near future. this was announced by the speaker of the us house of representatives, mike johnson. he assured that after the budget issues , congressmen will focus on additional aid to allies with

against this background , president biden's national security adviser jake sullivan paid an unannounced ukraine. he reiterated that aid would eventually be agreed, but avoided answering whether the us would provide the atakams telecobile missiles. as for atakams, i may disappoint you, but i have nothing to announce today. when we can share something, we will, but i will say that we have been very constructive. tive discussions of our military support and the necessary capabilities that will provide that support effective jake sullivan, national security advisor to the president of the united states of america. already after the visit , the financial times, citing its own sources, reported that washington allegedly called on kyiv to stop attacks on russian oil plants, saying that the biden administration is afraid of a possible increase in world prices for oil and oil products and a rise in the price of fuel in the united states on... the day of the presidential election , as well as even greater escalation on the part of the russian federation. ukrainian officials denied this informatio

jake sullivan, national security advisor to the president of the united states of america.eady after the visit, the financial times, citing its own sources, reported: washington allegedly called on kyiv to stop attacks on russian oil plants, saying that the biden administration is afraid of a possible increase in world prices for oil and petroleum products and a rise in the price of fuel in the united states on the eve of the presidential election, as well as an even greater escalation on the part of the russian federation. ukrainian officials denied this information. at the request of the voice of america, bely div avoided a specific comment, saying that... in general, they do not encourage attacks on russian territory. whatever the real position of the us, ukraine must continue to look for weaknesses in the defense and economy of the aggressor and use them for asymmetric struggle, even if some allies do not like it. watch this week's judicial control with tatyana shustrova in the program. the most odious offending judges, like to retain the position while in sizo. they co

jake sullivan, national security advisor to the president of the united states states of america. already after the publication's visit. the times, citing its own sources , reported: washington allegedly called on kyiv to stop attacks on russian oil plants, saying that the biden administration fears a possible rise in world prices for oil and petroleum products and an increase in fuel prices in the united states on the eve of the presidential election, as well as an even greater escalation on the part of the russian federation. ukrainian officials denied this information. the white house avoided a specific comment when asked by voice of america. it was noted there that in general they do not encourage attacks on... russian territory, no matter what the real position of the us is, ukraine must continue to look for weaknesses in the defense and economy of the aggressor and use them for asymmetric struggle, even if some allies do not like it. good evening, we are from ukraine, a large-scale missile attack on ukraine, a missile that flies by with sirens, what is cerkon, how? to fight

so we heard that there from national security advisor jake sullivan, calling it's a mistake such a ground operation. and i think this is also part of the growing a frustration here that we've heard over the past week from the us administration. a over is, was conduct of more that not enough aid is coming in to gauze so that that has to be done more to protect civilians, palestinians there in garza. but also that there's no way of progress in those in direct hostage, a toolbox or a toolbox for a temporary cease fire between from us and as well. and we understand that also us secretary antony blinking is expected in the region this week to push for such an agreement that is, is rarely expected to budge under us pressure. i mean, we've heard of prime minister benjamin netanyahu the time and time again saying that is well needs to go into rough of to achieve the goal of eliminating come us. he says there are several battalions of from us left in the sauce. and this needs to be done to remove them from power. you said it on sunday again during a cabinet meeting and was very vocal about is now

jake sullivan, national security advisor to the president of the united states of america.eady after the publication's visit. the times, citing its own sources , reported: washington allegedly called on kyiv to stop attacks on russian oil plants, they say, the biden administration is afraid of a possible increase in world prices for oil and oil products. and the increase in fuel prices in the united states on the eve of the presidential election, as well as an even greater escalation by the russian federation. ukrainian officials denied this information. at the request of voice of america, bely div avoided a specific comment, saying that they generally do not encourage attacks on russian territory. whatever the real position of the us, ukraine must continue to look for weaknesses in the defense and economy of the aggressor and use them to asymmetric struggle, even if it is not. thanks colleagues for this extremely well done job. volodymyr zablovskyi is with us a military naval expert defense express. retired captain first rank. glory to ukraine, retired captain of the first

sullivan did not say that isis is playing on their side , terrorist number zero, the main terrorist,polished, vile, vile hegemon, and now we are preparing... squeaks: everyone said everything, everyone showed everything, lithuanian foreign minister lansbergis, yesterday he wrote: let's not lose focus, nazi shit, latvia artis pabrikis, this is all a staging of the russian special services to discredit ukraine, a vile animal, a russian leberd, see for yourself. yesterday i had a beautiful dream, moscow burned down entirely, the fire was red, the former election commissioner played games, no one embroidered, all the puss, putin and sovchag near the wall of the kremlin spruce burned down, they burned like hell, moscow is still busy with you. the belarusians went to the embassy at that very second, it was already late, the flower shops were closed, but people found it all night, and all day today , my brothers and i were walking. and now not about the popular, the enemy knew where go to a concert on khatyn memorial day, on friday of lent in a fashionable shopping center, or you could come

and that is with the as really official, along with the national security advisor, jake sullivan, and the secretary of state. and what we've heard from the national security council spokesperson, john kirby is in fact a flat out denial of the accusation coming from israel. that in fact, there has been any sort of retreat from the earlier policy decisions with support towards israel and it's conflict on god side is worn god. so in fact, kirby saying the vote does not represent to shift in our policy and also work on further to explain why the united states felt that had to abstain on that un security council vote saying that the united states wanted to get to a place where it could support it, but the issue for it was the final text didn't have language that the united states was looking for. uh, namely that it was looking for some very clear condemnation of her mouth and the october 7th attacks and israel it as a result. according to john kirby, this was something that could not be supported. now, with respect to those meetings that we have not only going on, but the ones that we know

sullivan. mr. biden's national security advisor is corporate collection, macro advisory. there they are. so what about lloyd austin? well, i got to tell you the general austin's corporate connections run deep and wide as well. they include the new core corporation, united technologies, raytheon, raytheon, and prior to joining president biden, austin worked together with the us secretary of state anthony blinking at the pine island capital partners group, a private equity firm investing in your ready defense companies who hoffer, among other things, access to government leaders, they say like president button one more thing about austin that he should probably know about you live comfortably, but not often patiently for most of his life on a military salary. good for him. but now he lives on a mansion right on the ocean and a place called kaya our island in south carolina and iowa. and it's worth more than $7000000.00. so when we come back, i'm gonna play for you the emergency call to police. wh

and there's, when the sherman state department or business dies albright stonebridge jake sullivan, mr. biden's national security advisor is corporate collection, macro advisory. there they are. so what about lloyd austin? well, i got to tell you the general austin's corporate connections run deep and wide as well. they include the new core corporation, united technologies, raytheon, raytheon, and prior to joining president biden, austin worked together with the us secretary of state anthony blinking at the pine island capital partners group, a private equity firm investing in your ready defense companies who hoffer, among other things, access to government leaders, they say like president biden, one more thing about austin that you should probably know about you live comfortably, but not often patiently for most of his life on a military salary. good for him. but now he lives on a mansion right on the ocean in a place called kaya our island and south carolina and iowa. and he's worth more than $7000000.00. so when we come back, i'm gonna play for you the emergency call to police. when

national security adviser jake sullivan visited kyiv the other day. and just at this time secretary of state blinkin headed to egypt to try. achieve a ceasefire in israel's war against hamas. in this way , the biden administration is trying to make it clear that the united states is with ukraine. the us is sending its second-most important foreign policy official, the national security adviser, to kyiv, while the top us diplomat goes to cairo. as graham told linca while in kyiv, he is more confident than ever that a political solution will be found to help ukraine. problem. in that ukraine does not have time to wait so, unfortunately, one of the greatest weaknesses of our american political system is that a group of extreme ideological players in one house of our parliament can block what almost everyone else wants. certainly, the majority of american citizens approve of aid to ukraine, and as far as i understand, most members of congress also give the green light to aid to ukraine. unfortunately, we have to constantly live with this problem in the un

jake sullivan, national security advisor to the president of the united states of america.isit , the financial times, citing its own sources, reported that washington allegedly called on kyiv to stop attacks on russian oil plants, saying that the biden administration is afraid of a possible rise in world oil prices. oil products and the rise in fuel prices in the united states on the eve of the presidential elections, as well as an even greater escalation by the russian federation. ukrainian officials this the information was denied. at the request of voice of america, bely div avoided a specific comment, saying that they generally do not encourage attacks on russian territory. regardless of the true position of the us, ukraine must continue to look for weaknesses in the aggressor's defense and economy and use them for asymmetric struggle. even if it... and some allies don't like it. congratulations, this is a joint project of the espresso tv channel and the atp tv channel. together beraber, my name is khrystyna yatskiv. i congratulate my co-host ayder muzhdabaev. and glory

this is probably likely going to be the agenda for jake sullivan. we don't know if that meeting is going to happen yet on monday. there's also now reporting from reuters, indicating that gap will be meeting with the secretary of state attorney blinking on tuesday. but we have not been able to independently confirm that that meeting will take place and then gallon so according to multiple. busy reports putting it in his office says that he will be meeting with congressional leadership. both the democratic and republican leaders again to talk about the war and gods. all right, well thank you very much for that last name. jordan. so i've, there in washington, dc, less costs over not 2 hondas on hotels in occupied east jerusalem. home to what's being said, there about this is sci fi idea of the talk of the sci fi to the, of the well, i mean really side talks are stalled and that's according to anonymous official speaking to is really media who have also made note that the israelis have decided not send a delegation to cairo to meet with mediators for fu

jake sullivan, national security advisor to the president of the united states of america. already after the visit of the financial times with reference to their own sources said, washington allegedly called. to stop attacks on russian oil plants, they say, the biden administration is afraid of a possible increase in world prices for oil and oil products and a rise in the price of fuel in the united states on the eve of the presidential election. elections, as well as even greater escalation on the part of the russian federation. ukrainian officials denied this information. the white house, at the request of voice of america, avoided a specific comment, saying that they generally do not encourage attacks on russian territory. whatever the real us position is. ukraine must continue to look for weaknesses in the defense and economy of the aggressor and use them for asymmetric struggle. even if some allies don't like it. in the judicial control program with tatyana shustrova. the most odious offending judges. how to keep a job while in a pre-trial detention center. they contin

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and there's, when the sherman state department or business dies albright stonebridge jake sullivan, mr. biden's national security advisor is corporate collection, macro advisory. there they are. so what about lloyd austin? well, i got to tell you the general austin's corporate connections run deep and wide as well. they include the new core corporation, united technologies, raytheon, raytheon, and prior to joining president biden, austin worked together with the us secretary of state anthony blinking at the pine island capital partners group. a private equity firm investing in your ready defense companies who offer, among other things, access to government leaders. they say like president biden, or one more thing about austin that you should probably know about you live comfortably, but not often patiently for most of his life on a military salary. good for him. but now he lives on a mansion right on the ocean in a place called kyle island and south carolina and island. and he's worth more than $7000000.00. so when we come back, i'm gonna play for you the emergency call to police. when

on tuesday, national security advisor jake sullivan reiterated the view of the 5 ministration. that in this really operation into rasa. we're currently more than a 1000000 palestinians are sheltering would be a concern. it is the standpoint of the bible ministration. that right now there is no credible plan from the standpoint of the bite and ministration that would protect civilians as well. there is no protection in place thus far to make sure that there are arteries or court orders for humanitarian assistance and their places and, and do burden or pressure on the ships in border. and as a result, the bodily ministration says it is continuing to engage and press the is really government to ensure it comes up with what the board and ministration says needs to be a reliable and credible plan. as such, the united states says until it's see such a plan, it cannot support any such military operation. kimberly help it l g 0, the white house. well, we can now speak to somebody who's joining us here in our studio into a hi. is it professor for international affairs, a cuts are univer

sullivan. our position is that how i should not be allowed to safe haven in rough or anywhere else. but a major ground operation, there would be a mistake. it would lead to more innocent civilian deaths, worse than the already dire humanitarian crisis. deep in the anarchy and gaza and further isolate israel internationally. more importantly, the key goals israel wants to achieve in rasa can be done by other meetings, on the call today present and 5, and asked the prime minister to send the senior interagency team composed of military intelligence and to mandatory and officials to washington in the coming days to hear us concerns about israel's current raffle planning and the layout and alternative approach that would target t, how much elements in rafa, and secure the egypt because of border without a major ground in beach. we asked for the us and ben, so the general to find stein to balance the price of the waste is putting on the use way the later think that clearly the administration is extr

sullivan. well, earlier we spoke to judge you tough. she wrote a middle east analyst in washington, dc. we asked him if this statement from harris is assigned at washington is trying to distance itself from of israel's gaza policy. i think it's important to realize that of course us domestic politics are in the way, are many of the basic voters, if you will. and the democratic party are very upsetting, providing administration for being so incredibly supportive of israel's war on cause over these past few months. and the by the team certainly does not want more progressive voters sitting at home in november or in terms of the us is real relationship, though. i mean, what we've seen over these past few months is that the buying the administration is always voicing it's opinion, explaining what it prefers telling is real, what do we like to see happen? but we never seem to bite it in ministration. you know, actually condition age is we all set in red lines or ultimate honors and with our, any of

sullivan. yesterday he sat down with vice president campbell harris, who called for more aids to be allowed in the gaza. she also called for a cease fire. meanwhile, the united states and jordan has the air drop more aid packages into the gaza strip . the u. s. military says almost 37000 meals were dropped into the territory in a joint operation on tuesday. but it was a humanitarian crisis. nearing catastrophic levels. critics say the amount is only a fraction of what is needed. the one is calling on the international community to quote, flood, gaza with a or alec and chaos as men in gaza. city run around in a frenzy to find food countries such as egypt, jordan fronts, and now the us have been dropping aid from above. but there are too many people in need. and there's not enough aid. and the fact that the we have the willing, this inability to bear it. but is there a father in the world who can see his children riding in hunger in front of him to remain silent even if the price is risking his l

sullivan said this will get the ukrainians ammunition for a few weeks. but we need to pass this bi partisan and national security bill that is sold in congress because republic can say that the us border needs to be secure 1st before sending additional h a to a ukraine. but what's important to you to is that many european allies are wondering what will happen with a support a to ukraine when and possibly donald trump makes it into the white house in november. and recently he had a meeting with the prime minister of hungry victoria, oregon. they met at mara lago, and after that and or bon also made some comments that raised some eyebrows and also concerns. and that would mean off us support a to ukraine. let's as then what the problem and, and stuff hungry said of the meeting. donald trump, in myrtle live in florida, but a lot for me to be beat up. but donald trump has a very clear vision, which is hard to disagree this, and then he won't give a penny to the new craney and russian will have a city. so this is why the will will end up for, but because it's

sullivan, was listening to what harris had to say about cease fire and goes up and given or the immense scale of suffering in gaza. there must be an immediate cease fire or at least the next which is what is currently on the table. this will get the hostages out and get a significant amount of a. well, our middle east at all is shawnie rose on his joins be now in the studio for more on this story. shortly we've heard some of the strongest language yet from comma, la harris, the strongest language, yet from an in a top us official. concerning is real regarding the cause of war is the us distancing itself from israel's does a policy to a certain degree. i mean, 1st of all when to see the difference between harris and barton. i mean she's, i may be paying good cop bad cop in a sense of bite and is far more cautious with what he's letting himself say that we know that in a back channels we hear a constant report about his dismay of these really a conduct this is one thing and we know that the bite and administration a conduct with israel has been under a lot of scrutiny in the last uh, week

sullivan. our position is that how i should not be allowed to safe haven in rafa or anywhere else. but a major ground operation, there would be a mistake. it would lead to more innocent civilian deaths, worse in the already dire humanitarian crisis. deep in the, in our key and gaza and further isolate israel internationally. more importantly, the key goals israel wants to achieve in rasa can be done by other meats. on the call today present and 5 and asked the prime minister to send the senior interagency team composed of military intelligence and to mandatory and officials to washington in the coming days to hear us concerns about israel's current wrap up planning and the layout and alternative approach that would target tea home us elements in rafa, and secure the egypt cause of border without a major ground impatient jack solomon did so enjoy binding ease, requesting daddy's riley officials travel to washington. as benjamin netanyahu doubles down on his plans for a ground defensive and rough

jake sullivan is trying to spin this whole thing.f the iceberg, which left a hole in the ship. yes, it's because you're a bad captain who made a lot of bad decisions. now he will blame global warming or dolphins. influencing the flow, or something more ridiculous instead of taking responsibility? reasonable, in general, what is happening in ukraine is, of course, extremely curious, this is what the harsh scoundrel, a deputy of the verkhovna rada of the previous convocation, a participant in the punitive operation against donbass as part of aidar, says, retired major usu igor lapina. dictators 21. this is when all management of the state passes into the hands of a limited number of people, or one person, five or six managers and the supreme one, zelensky, that is , we already have this, the authoritarian regime has already been formed, well, of course, i finally understood, yes . of course, there are more people, many are returning. at the moment we are working in the private sector, apartment buildings, roofing, glazing, a house, the

this was announced by national security adviser to the american president jake sullivan.s could take place at the end of this week or the beginning of next week. sullivan stressed that the parties support close contact regarding idf actions in the gaza strip. what is the position? from suspected terrorists, they are currently under investigation. we eliminated more than 20 terrorists on the hospital grounds, led by militant mabhouh. fighting in areas where civilians are concentrated is increasingly irritating israel’s western partners. the head of european diplomacy borel , during his visit to washington, made perhaps the harshest statement against israel, accusing it of deliberately provoking hunger. before the war, gaza was the world's largest open-air prison; today it has become the largest open -air cemetery, a cemetery for tens of thousands of people and for many important principles of humanitarian law. in response, the head of the israeli foreign ministry, israil kats, on his page on social networks advised the european official not to interfere, but dissatisfactio

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sullivan about the phone call with the president and the israeli prime mr benjamin netanyahu.lo peter. >> reporter: we were told it was businesslike ad did not end abruptly it ended after benjamin netanyahu and resident biden made their points. and apparently the point present biden wanted to make is he doesn't think benjamin netanyahu can go into rafah without a legitimate humanitarian plan in place. but it's been a long time since biden and benjamin netanyahu talked. they haven't spoken on the phone in fact since favourite 15th. >> whited president pino wait so long? why did he wait 32 days pass between phone calls with the prime mr benjamin netanyahu? >> first of all our teams are in contact every day at every level president biden gets it daily, twice daily sometimes 9 times daily update on what's going on. he reserves his phone close on 1 tack point to he knows how to reach president biden. in the last 32 days president biden has never declined a phone call from the prime minister. a key inflection point in the dialogue between the 2 sides coming together and talking i wo

sullivan secretly flew in in kiev assured that biden will definitely get the money, but no one knows don't have any predictions regarding. the spanish authorities may supply ukraine with a new package of military assistance, which will include 20 leopard tanks. this was reported by a local military publication, citing government sources. according to their information, the tanks belong to the army and were stored as a reserve at a military base for more than 10 years. before shipment, the machines must undergo lengthy repairs, so exact delivery dates have not yet been announced. supporters of strict neutrality switzerland is demanding amendments to the country's constitution, the local publication blick reports. according to journalists, the majority of supporters of the initiative are against it. russian sanctions on switzerland's entry into nato, and want to enshrine this at the legislative level. let me remind you that the country is not a member of the european union or the north atlantic alliance, but bern has joined almost all european sanctions against russia. and right now sw

the day before, during a visit to kiev, us presidential security assistant jake sullivan. said that hes not undertake to predict when the white house request will be approved. earlier, the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin, did not mince words, promising that democratic countries would not let kiev down, however... he did not announce any new assistance. the only thing that could the us military department has scraped together in recent weeks - this is additional funding in the amount of $300 million. in the meantime, the ukrainian armed forces have to make do with very meager supplies from european countries. thus, estonia promised to allocate a new package of military assistance to ukraine in the amount of 20 million euros as a contribution to the eu initiative to provide ukraine with a million shells. yes, some of the supplies will be paid for. however, such investments are not enough; it is reported that the ukrainian armed forces are already preparing a partial withdrawal of units beyond the dnieper line and kharkov. belarus and uzbekistan are interested in expanding trade, econo

jake sullivan briefed reporters after the call. >> our view is that there are ways for israel to prevailflict, to secure its long-term future, to end the terror threat from gaza and not smash into rafah. that's what we're going to present in this integrated way. >> under pressure from president biden, israel now says it will wait on the rafah invasion and send a delegation to washington maybe next week to discuss its plans of attack on rafah, which the prime minister says he will move forward with in any case. the white house insists it will be a mistake and there are other ways to get hamas. joining us is richard haas and raf sanchez. raf, to you in israel. tell us about the call between president biden and the prime minister and what netanyahu said today. >> reporter: yeah, you really have an american president and israeli prime minister on a diplomatic collision course. the president telling netanyahu during that call yet that going into rafah in a major ground offensive would be a mistake. he says there are alternative ways for israel to achieve its objective of destroying hamas with

sullivan, the national security advisor, all of them are saying that this is unacceptable, they know that that's not going to stop, and the problem is that the us is giving, as you said, a green light to the zionist regime, the netanyahu regime, to slaughter palestinians, now the other aspect of this is what about europe, what about? allies, the nato allies of the united states, there have been a few voices raised, but on the whole, the europeans remain fully in the camp of of netanyahu, obviously many of them believe that the solution to the problem in in the region is to drive the palestinians out of palestine, they won't say it, but that's what they're letting netanyahu do, and so i'm not surprised that it's continued, i'm horrified that it is, my organization is working to do everything. we can to build movement to stop it, but so far the biden regime is totally committed to defending netanyahu despite his statements today on msnbc that he's upset with with netanyahu, stay with me on that, i'm going to get to that a little bit later in the program, now john, did you expect that a

sullivan, the national security advisor, all of them are saying that this is unacceptable, they know that that's not going to stop netanyahu, and the problem is that the us is giving, as you said, a green light to the uh lionist regime, the netanyahu regime, to slaughter palestinians. now, the other aspect of this is, what about europe, what about the european allies, the nato allies of the united states? there have been a few voices raised, but on the whole, the europeans remain fully in the camp of of netanyahu. obviously, many of them believe that the solution to the problem in in the region is to drive the palestinians out of palestine. "they won't say it, but that's what they're letting netanyahu do, and so i'm not surprised that it's continued, i'm horrified that it is, my organization is working to do everything we can to build a movement to stop it, but so far the biden regime is totally committed to defending netanyahu despite his statements today on msnbc that he's upset with with netanyahu, yeah stay with me on that, i'm going to get to that a little bit later in the progr

sullivan, the national security advisor, all of them were saying that this is unacceptable, they know that that's not going to stop netanyahu, and the problem is that the us is giving, as you said, a green light to the uh zionist regime, the netanyahu regime, to slaughter palestinians, now the other aspect of this is, what about europe? what about the european allies, the nato allies of the united states? there have been a few voices raised, but on the whole the europeans remain fully in the camp of of netanyahu, obviously many of them believe that the solution to the problem in in the region is to drive the palestinians out of palestine, they won't say it, but that's what they're letting netanyahu do, and so i'm not surprised that it's continued, i'm horrified that it is, my organization. is working to do everything we can to build a movement to stop it, but so far the biden regime is totally committed to defending netanyahu despite his statements today on msnbc that he's upset with with netanyahu, that's not stay with me on that, i'm going to get to that a little bit later in the pr

jake sullivan speaking. >>> israel has a right to go after hamas, the perpetrators of the worst massacresh people sings the holocaust. israel has made significant progress against hamas. they have broken battalions, killed hamas fighters, including fighters. killed in an israeli operation last week. the rest of the top leaders are in hiding, likely deep in the hamas tunnel network, and justice will come for them too, and we are helping to ensure that. at the same time, more innocent civilians have died in this conflict, in this military operation than in all of the wars in gaza combined. including thousands of children. a humanitarian crisis has descended across gaza. an anarchy reigns in areas that israel's military has cleared but not stabilized. when the president visited israeli in october '18, the first president to make a wartime visit to israel, i might add, he said privately and publicly that the united states has learned a vital lesson over the course of several wars. a military plan cannot succeed without an integrated humanitarian plan and political plan. and the president has

tomorrow, in washington, she and national security advisor jake sullivan will meet with benny gantz,s war cabinet. the meeting, political reports, will represent a sign of widening cracks in israel's government. this comes as the united states faces growing pressure to act after the idf reportedly opened fire on a crowd of gazans lining up at a food convoy last week, which led to the deaths of more than 100 people. you'll remember that yesterday, the u.s. military airdrop to 66 pallets of food into gaza, enough to feed about 38,000 people. aid groups call that, quote, completely insufficient for causes 2 million residents, many of whom are facing starvation. joining me now, david ignatius, foreign affairs columnist with the washington post, and an msnbc contributor. david, as always, thank you very much for coming this sunday show. are you optimistic that the cease-fire deal will happen? >> so, the phrase guarded optimism is probably about right. it's true, as kareen said, there's a deal on the table. the fervent hope that the biden administration is that it can be agreed before rama