and that's what sex whom are also said earlier today, the u. s. should condition additional military to israel is it does with other allies too. but here we see a growing criticism on the administration of to abide with many. for example, in the primaries in michigan, we're more than 100000 people voted and committed 12 percent. it criticizing what the us is doing with the support who is role not telling them to take another strategy that what the us is doing. and that's also something that we heard earlier today wasn't announced by the us treasury announcing additional sanctions, not just an illegal outposts, but also on some settlers. something that the why tells also data in february. so there is some pressure we can imagine that behind closed doors is also a rather different telling the what we see and when they speak openly, it but for the us of course they as they keep supporting israel. the voices here in the us a criticizing the way that the by no ministration is dealing with it and criticizing also the way that the government of men, you

s. should instead insure the israel allows a dean through road crossings. jeremy come and dick is president of the refugees international and a former disaster relief official in the obama and by the administration is he says that the dropping is the worst way to get a to people when i worked on this for the us government and you bought ministration and i, i coordinated air, air drops and their deliveries and a number of disasters including the earthquakes and type fluids and, and, and famines and wars. you only resort to that when there is something on the ground that is blocking you from using better forms of transportation of air list and air drops in particular, are the worst the cost to the worst possible way to deliver it. the very expensive they are, they're dangerous because there's a lot that can go wrong with those things drop and they deliver very small volume of a. so you know, relative to the level of need that exists in gaza today. this is not enough to really make a meaningful dent in the military and crisis. i think you have to ask, why is t

and the u. s. should at least one vote flooded is the motion that is simple and straightforward and that says, we must save large. now the last time i took a phase of damage, thanks very much to our distinguished panel of gas today. francis j. recall, do you have any who's saying hardy, on how to the actual raleigh extensive coverage of the war on gauze? it continues around the talking out to 0 and you can find more context analysis on our website. i'll just say we're adult calm. we'd like to hear your views on today's discussion. go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. we also want any thoughts you have on what we should discuss next time. you'll find this on x 2, that's at a j inside story for me, james, based on the whole team here in doha, stay safe. i'll see you goes by the latest news as it breaks demonstrators, law ser remaining is really captive brought back from gaza and they want the broad back now with the 2 coverage posting and save that whatever

and the u. s. should at least one vote for that is the motion. that's as simple and straightforward. and that says, we must say large. now let's try to kind of days of damage. thanks very much to our distinguished panel of gas today. francis j. recall, do you have any who's saying already on how to the actual raleigh extensive coverage of the war on gauze? it continues around the clock on out to 0 and you can find more context and analysis on our website, which is 0 adult calm. we'd like to hear your views on today's discussion. go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. we also want any thoughts you have on what we should discuss next time. you'll find this on x 2, that's at a j inside story for me, james, based on the whole team here in doha, stay safe. i'll see you guys have gotten around. no, says have family was one of the last to leave a neighborhood. nancy dunn's capital cost to because they couldn't afford to leave earlier when the will reached us. the web them shows every way, getting more than 20 of

s. embassy in jobs for on the outside, the us consulate, re, engine rating. they're continuing determination to oppose these radio corporation. also demonte acts and to be taken in the people i'm calling in god. i'm posting and from god's i am genocide sort of 5 and it was they pick you waited with the my family 2 months ago from gaza. and i'm here and in order to send a clear message to is what and the united states of america that it is time to sanction upon said, is that at this time for an immediate impediment and cease fire. and it is time who the international community to say enough is enough us complicit, and they actually take us to on to positive strong. again, what is happening if they say sci fi, you're now the rest of the world will fall over? how well we establish and we make that ground, but out, so grow because they are kidding the sewing as well. not only the people and it's not about sci fi, you know, it, stop the war. now. we need to say stop the way we need to stop as

and now between don't believe that the u. s. should same as the situation can, should put some pressure on both sides. the storage is just fine agreement and we move into more than romantic model, wouldn't the students and the other group that is led by secretary of state to bring cannot unfortunately, or even put in by students. and, you know, to try to do like the gate. how much and then reach what they call the day after. and these are 2 of school positions. nothing. basically, i'm not sure that the number even steve is one, even kills more than 30000 individuals in go to that we, we can the position of how much because insulin ownership being got the blessings, all those the heads of how much a girl are willing to start play 5 and up to $200.00 pounds. been the same, the number of the multiple working in a know he's paying for the and unfortunately the putting the blame on the idea and the whole world now has realized that we define them as much. so as you need to provide in full military and diplomatic, i'm better love for

and the u. s. should at least one vote for the motion. that's as simple and straightforward. and that says, we must say large. now the last time i took a day is that damage, thanks very much to our distinguished panel of guess today from says j. recall, do you have any who's saying already on how to the actual raleigh extensive coverage of the war on gauze? it continues around the clock on out to 0 and you can find more context and analysis on our website, which is 0 adult calm. we'd like to hear your views on today's discussion. go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. we also want any thoughts you have on what we should discuss next time. you'll find this on x 2, that's at a j inside story for me, james, based on the whole team here in doha, stay safe. i'll see you guys. bye. the places that now which asian li, big heavy rain storms, those storms likely to be effective. if we don't get the problem under control, we'll just have help coming soon. the government to focus on says it's expending everyone who does not have legal documents.

s. should instead ensure that is real. it allows aid in through crossings. moreno bonnie is a non resident fellow at the center of conflict on humanitarian studies. and here's how she describes us. a drops into gaza. i think it's worse than useless. it's the equivalent of putting a band aid on the task to sizing tumor and then claiming a medical break through every age organization that has involves every serious analyst who has looked at this has indicated that there is severe hunger and malnutrition throughout the gaza strip. that feminism and that children already dying because of lack of access to food. and most importantly that the only way that this can be addressed is through a massive infusion of urgently needed aid overland. the united states, which is a full partner. and israel's genocide alonzo locked on the gaza strip and which is a full partner in the seat of the gaza strip. is seeking to divert attention from its role and from israel's role. and seeking to provide legitimacy to the siege by dropping a few 100

s. should instead ensure is really allows 8 in through the crossings. jeremy collins because presidents of refugees international and a former disaster relief official and the obama invited administrations, he says that era dropping is the worst way to get a to people when i worked on this for the us government and the bottom ministration . and i, i coordinated air air drops and their deliveries and a number of disasters including the earthquakes and type fluids and, and incentives and wars. you know, you only resort to that when there is something on the ground that is blocking you from using better forms of transportation of air list and air drops in particular, are the worst, the cost of the worst possible way to deliver it. the very expensive they are, they're dangerous because there's a lot that can go wrong when those things drop and they deliver very small volume of a. so you're relative to the level of need that existing guys are today. this is not enough to really make a meaningful dent in the military and crisis. i think you have to ask, why i

a groups of criticize the move saying the u. s. should instead and show as well, allows aiden through crossings with jamie coming. dyke is president of refugees international and a former disaster relief official in the obama and bite and administration's. he says ad dropping is one of the least effective ways to get a to people's when i worked on this for the us government and the bond ministration and i, i coordinated air air drops and their deliveries and a number of disasters including the earthquakes and type fluids and, and, and sammons, mores. you, you only resort to that when there is something on the ground that is blocking you from using better forms of transportation of air list and air drops in particular, are the worst, the cost of the worst possible way to deliver it. the very expensive they are, they're dangerous because there's a lot that can go wrong with those things drop and they deliver very small volume of a. so you know, relative to the level of need that exists in gaza today. this is not enough to really make

s. should instead ensure that is really allows 8 in through the crossings where i ended up bonnie, is a non resident fellow at the center of conflicts in humanitarian studies and here's how he describes us a drops into causal. well, i think it's worse than useless. it's the equivalent of putting a band aid on the task to sizing tumor and then claiming a medical break through every age organization that has involves every serious analyst who has looked at this has indicated that there is severe hunger and malnutrition throughout the gaza strip. that famine is imminent, that children already dying because of lack of access to food. and most importantly, that the only way that this can be addressed is through a massive infusion of urgently needed aid overland. the united states, which is a full partner and israel's genocide, alonso locked on the gaza strip and which is a full partner in the seat of the cause. a strip is seeking to divert attention from its role and from israel's role. and s

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and the u. s. should at least one vote for the motion. that's as simple and straightforward. and that says, we must say large. now let's try to kind of days of damage. thanks very much to our distinguished panel of gas today. francis j recall, do you have any who's saying already on how to the actual raleigh extensive coverage of the war on gauze? it continues around the talking out to 0 and you can find more context and analysis on our website, which is 0 adult calm. we'd like to hear your views on today's discussion. go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. we also want any thoughts you have on what we should discuss next time. you'll find this on x 2, that's at a j inside story for me, james, based on the whole team here in doha, stay safe. i'll see you guys. bye. in the group of poland to search for clues this dusk falls in eastern time in the targets. how does a suppose then? you might think these are the other symptoms. wild elephants here have adapted, hiding and sleeping in the day foraging at night. there are numerous appetites,

he just has a very different approach of his, of the trip to how the u. s. should behave in the world, which is in america completely unbound by any rules in america. the behaviors of essentially as an imperial power that seeks tribute demands tribute from the rest of the world by virtue of our power, i don't, that's not isolation is that's just i can just imperial, but i see what you're saying. i mean, a lot of americans have very serious questions about this, this kind of set of multilateral organizations and partnerships and treaties and alliances the united states helped build and in which we have imbedded our interest they have questions about is that serving our interests is that serving my family, my community, and i do think one of the lessons coming out of trump victory, and i think some people around president biden, to their credit understand this is that we need to have to do a better job of helping a engage with these questions. on the part of the american people to explain why some of these foreign policy choices are in their interest that actu

s. military able should be able to buy a whole lot of a lot of those, by the way, on march 5th to or polish soldiers as the armor for jade were killed when they were inadvertently turned into the bonds for an armored vehicle during a training exercise of the armed forces center range in warsaw, deputy prime minister w continued thomas. let me start with the accident that took place at the training ground in rosco palm whiskey. one soldier died, another is fighting for his life in hospital. this is a tragic event. this is an accident that causes us to direct all our strength and resources to support our family and loved ones. so in light of all, this is kind of interesting the just last week, post president foundry. dude, i was talking about how poland and data were limbering up. like this figured pushing was going to challenge them to so kind of a paper, the boxing match sometime in the next couple of years. we have a book from my point of view. it's a question of commonsense. new reports are coming in and i recently saw one by tell my next, but we said that soon perhaps as early as

s. weapons that they should not go ahead with is gone defensive and roughly that a prime minister netanyahu has pledged several times are washington correspondents, benjamin alvarez cooper with the latest tonight from the us. capital. benjamin, thank you. so here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . this our, israel's a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has rejected a ceasefire proposal that was put forward by hamas. he's called it unrealistic. i'm off proposed releasing the women children and elderly hostages that were taken during its october 7th terror attacks in exchange for the release of palestinian prisoners. police in somalia. say that 3 soldiers have been killed and dozens of civilians wounded after our should. bob militants, a storm to a hotel near the presidential palace, but with the issue, it took security forces, 13 hours to end the seas, which began late on thursday. the shot did all 5 of the attack. the hotel is popular with government officials and diplomat officials into ukrainian ford city of odessa say that to russian mi

who would like countries like the u. s. the u. k. gemini, from society, a and canada, to stop funding israel to take the advice of un experts who are calling for an embargo. what can they do? well, i think 30 day should. well, if you can try, uh, as i said this quite expensive, but you should also continue to, to, to have political actions to protest in front of all factories to protest in front of you, monetary ministry of. so if i can knock a fast with a designing audience exports, i think to, to continue political protests to continue to political pressure. is actually the right way to do it because it's of cause a sort of dramatic for democracy that we have to, to go to court, to the oscar governments, to people international humanitarian standards. i mean, come in to do that. so to political stations, you've decided to keep defensive. okay, we should certainly continue to demonstrate and think he felt the pressure celia i, we played some comments from the you foreign policy chief joseph. but i earlier who was saying that if t

we should not, that's a point to ask because i'll be happy to choose between the west to the u. s. for instance, all of us, we should actually have the opportunity to, to, to engage up to whatever level and on whatever bases we want with these country. well the realities also quite talk you have talked in that's not collectively modern in terms of 500 uh soul just will be pull house eventually from the shit. when that happens, easy, they long. great. that the asked me to call this. yeah. he's able to provide that we do request change what not. that would be not to do with all the internet security could challenge rich. charles bought their implications for this i here. i think this is actually because what we actually see. okay, so as we speak to you to close the west africa alexis to a 1012 was a turning point in the sense that groups affiliated with al qaeda. and i still decided to shift the prizes from the middle east to the so have region. the french decided to set up a process in molly and then they were followed by many other countries that changed when the money and said we

we should not, that's a point to ask because i'll be happy to choose between the west to the u. s. for instance, all of us, we should actually have the opportunity to, to engage at whatever level and on whatever bases we want with these country. well the realities also quite talk you have talked in that's not collectively modern in terms of 500 uh soul just will be pull house eventually from the shit. when that happens, easy, the long trick that the asked me to call this. yeah, he's able to provide that, we do request change what not. that would be not to do with all the internet security could challenge rich. charles bought their implication for this i here. i think this is actually because what we actually see. okay, so as we speak to you to close the west africa, alexis, 2012 was a turning point in the sense that groups affiliated with al qaeda. and i still decided to shift the prizes from the middle east to the have region. the french decided to set up a process in molly and then they were followed by many other countries that changed when the money and said we don't want any f

i'll be happy to choose between the west to the u. s. for instance, all of us. we should actually have the opportunity to, to engage at whatever level and on whatever bases we want with these country or the realities. also quite talk, you're talking best. now let's see if we can model in terms of 5. i'm great. so so just will be pull house eventually from the shit. when that happens, easy to stay long. great. that this asked me to call this is able to provide that we do requests and whatnot. that would be not to do with all the internet security could challenge rich. charles bought their implication for this. i have, i think this is actually because what we actually see. okay, so as we see to you to close the west africa allow access to a 1012 was a turning point in the sense that groups affiliated with al qaeda. and i still decided to shift the prizes from the middle east to the so have region. the french decided to set up a process in molly and they were followed by many other countries that changed when the money and said we don't want it for the troops. the

i'll be happy to choose between the west to the u. s. for instance, all of us, we should actually have the opportunity to, to, to engage at whatever level and on whatever bases we want with these country. well, the realities also quite talk. you have talked in depth now let's see if we model in terms of 5. i'm great. so so just will be pull house eventually from the shit. when that happens, easy to stay long. great. that the asked me to call this. yeah, he's able to provide that we do request change what not. that would be not to do with all the internet security could challenge rich. charles bought their implication for this i have, i think this is actually because what we actually see. okay, so as we speak to you to close the west africa allow access to a 1012 was a turning point in the sense that groups affiliated with al qaeda. and i still decided to shift the prizes from the middle east to the so have region. the french decided to set up a process in molly and they were followed by many other countries that changed when the money an

s. embassy was aware of this, they should on one of the russian government about this. definitely, guys, we heard about this. i knew, for example, the differential embassy as police, the warning, nothing about terrorist attacks, but for the election process and possible demonstrations. they asked their friend citizens notes to be involved in this and this is a way of this, but that was not speaking about terrorist attacks. now they want us to possibly also it could be that the americans would protect the premiums by saying, no, it's not them because what they want to do is the best advice from the inside. and then implicate groups like that of the golf, for example, or possibles, you know that the couple of days ago in the, near the god, some kind of russians that were fighting with the opinions again, against russia. they've been, um, well, they've been naturalized and that may be the american obviously could use this as a pre tax. you know, to say that people are not happy with the elections and look what's happening. we have a tourist attack, but there's a big from t

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now uh, what you already mentioned shows that it is a point in fi good of the u. s. the when a shot is undermined by such a cutter stuck. i don't want to be hasty and point out that the u. s. o constricted this. i cannot say this x ray. uh we should wait for uh the final investigation. um, but doubts. all right. you know, what i can say is i have doubts. so uh, i'm pointing out at it. oh, straight to the uh, act of, uh, some powers. i don't know. mm hm. and it gave you what time they were planning to start just to, to get your take on. like i said, this is all speculation. moscow has yet to comment on the motives on the perpetrators. but it's interesting that i was reading some of the west and media on washington, and they will seem to be convinced or is public cale suggesting that this is the case, but isis pay is most likely responsible. is it possible uh, annual professional opinion that they could have done something like this, or is it may be a case of such a nation's putting out an idea, a scape goat and wanted to deflect attention from whatever else i was. i c

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deal with the u. s. was trying to use it to me to make those elections. this is because that's, it's the steps the another 2 steps, the editorial. so i would say that's in a 1st test one. welcome to have pets of disturbances. but thoughts i would like to emphasize on is that as we're building towards, to do more crosses, we must gets into attendance as well, of building our own systems that fits look, i like deals and local conditions. it must be lucian allies of stuff that we've been so also kind of sort of, she is going to come from africa itself. now that prisons allowed them to put in is going for another 10. what do you make all the few to a confirmation between russia and pets, africa not to south africa agenda that the continuing on breaks it. do have an agenda that is going to be continuing price. you africa. so i mean, that has been added to the century and, and all of those programs and businesses that have been taken would be implemented because as much small cooperation between africa and

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s. the u. k. gemini from so strategy a and canada to stop funding israel to take the advice of un experts who are calling for an embargo. what can they do? i think so they should, but like you can try other than that, this quite expensive, but you should also continue to, to, to have political actions to protest in front of all factories to protest in front of you mean to tell the ministry of if i can knock a fast with a designing audience exports i think, to, to continue political protest have continued to political pressure is actually the right way to do it because it's, it's, of course, a sort of dramatic for democracy that we have to, to go to cards to the oscar governments to people international humanitarian standards. i mean comments, you do that. so to political stations, you've decided to keep this kind of okay, we should certainly continue to demonstrate and thinking about the pressure miss celia i, we played some comments from the e. u foreign policy chief joseph, but i earlier who

busy should not mount a ground defensive, a large scale ground defensive into roughly indeed the u. s. is actually putting forward alternatives, alternative plans to make sure that that doesn't happen, but these rallies have hung tough on this particular issue. they've said that they will amounts to visit a ground defensive as and when they see fit, in fact, progress to benjamin and, you know, who said it could take about 2 months to finish background defensive. that's why the ministry has carried out a way of attacks across the gaza strip. at least 18 people have been killed and strikes on hormones, jaffa and con. unit slice on thursday night is randy attacks claimed the lives of 10 on the palestinians and gaza city on friday morning, nearly 32000 pounds to indians have been towed in garza since october. the 7th. at least 7 is where the soldiers have been injured and fighting with the palestinian gunmen the tamala in the occupied bus back. one is in a critical condition that we are responding to a huge amount of bus carrying settlers. most horses have been deployed near the village

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for effectively away for life this just this past week in the u. s. federal court. so a joyce, audrey facing somewhat similar fate. should he be expedited to the united states, but yes, it's not over yet, lori. there is still chance to buy some time, but this will be so convenient to push this past the next us selection. and again taking the can down the road. what's the end result? roy joyce on stays locked up in the super max prison with all the detriment to his health, his mental state, and so forth. patrick, when you use the phrase kicking the can down the road, is that perhaps why do you think that you k code created these conditions for the us and did not ground assigned a right to appeal immediately? is that part of what you're saying about taking the can further down the road? sure, because this has political ramifications attached to it, to any us administration, surely. and also on the british side of both the us and britain seem to be tag teaming to keep assigned, basically on ice indefinitely. now there's other options for appeal. you have the european c

who essentially said that what happened was an act by the west, specifically the u. s. and the u. k. and ukraine to serve some sort of panic and chaos in russia. and he also says that russia should recognize the ukrainian security services as a terrorist organization. so it all these kind of statements, it really shows that russia has some sort of clear cuts information on ukraine's involvement in this. we must also remember that the some terrorist attacks that happened in russia, including deadly attacks against journalist, as well as like me and bridget tags. all had ukranian involvement, now was interested in more over is the key of spicy, who essentially is most shying away from threatening to do something about the roots that ross shock is building to connect must go to it's new territories. but i see in this promotion is actually been building a railway for over a year now to connect to our southern temporarily occupied territories. and this process is almost complete. and this could pose a serious problem for us. but i hope that we can somehow manage the overland section of

policy chief joseph bureau, one that allowed why the u. s. isn't doing more to habits, warnings taken seriously in jerusalem. if you believe he said that too many people are being killed, maybe you should provide few arms in order to prevent so many people being killed. he's called a point jose sick. israel is very well equipped with weapon rate. there's nothing that we have since since october 7th, that has a, has contributed to this brutality in, in the longer run it there in a dangerous neighborhood. and we will continue to support israel. let's talk about ukraine. we make $60000000000.00 of us funding for you credit. is it a road block in congress? the to the secretary general one just before this conference here mean to cut on the way that the effects of that delay is already being felt on the battlefield. and that means that the lives of being lost. do you think this broke bluff in the house of representatives? come and will be lift this. well, you know what? i understand your questions of donald trump because he is the one the publi

policy chief joseph bureau, one that allowed why the u. s. isn't doing more to habits, warnings taken seriously in jerusalem. if you believe he said that too many people are being killed, maybe you should provide few arms in order to prevent so many people being killed. he's caught a point as we see. israel is very well equipped with weapon rate. there's nothing that we have since since october, 7th, that has uh, has contributed to this brutality in the long the run it there in a dangerous neighborhood. and we will continue to support israel. let's talk about ukraine. if we make $60000000000.00 of us funding for you credit, is it a road block in congress? they to the secretary general horn just before this conference here in munich on the way that the effects of that delay is already being felt on the battlefield. and that means that the lives of being lost. do you think this broke bluff in the house of representatives? come and will be lift this? well, you know, what was the contributions of donald trump because he is the one the public t

last week be use for the policy chief, joseph burrell one that allowed why the u. s. isn't doing more to habits, warnings taken seriously in jerusalem. if you believe he said that too many people are being killed, maybe you should provide few arms in order to prevent so many people being killed. he's caught a point as we see. israel is very well equipped with a weapon rate. there's nothing that we have since since october 7th, that has a, has contributed to this brutality in the long the run it there in a dangerous neighborhood. and we will continue to support israel. let's talk about ukraine. if we make $60000000000.00 of us funding for you credit, is it a road block in congress? they to the secretary general horn just before this conference here in munich on the way that the effects of that delay is already being felt on the battlefield. and that means that the lives of being lost. do you think this broke bluff in the house of representatives? come and will be lift this? well, you know, what was the contributions of donald trump because he is the one the public tier

one did a loud why the u. s. isn't doing more to habits, warnings taken seriously in jerusalem. if you believe he said that too many people are being killed, maybe you should provide few arms in order to prevent so many people being killed. he's called a point as we see. israel is very well equipped with weapon rate. there's nothing that we have since since october 7th, that has a, has contributed to this brutality in the long the run it there in a dangerous neighborhood. and we will continue to support israel. let's talk about ukraine. if we make $60000000000.00 of us funding for you credit, is it a road block in congress? they to the secretary general horn just before this conference here in munich on the way that the effects of that delay is already being felt on the battlefield. and that means that the lives of being lost. do you think this broke blocking the house of representatives come and will be listed? well, you know, what was the contributions of donald trump because he is the one the public tear who is shining, the bright light on the strings that he's pulling other

s. doesn't want to be complicit any longer into this situation and why? that's why they pressuring for more. it's coming in at the, it's an indication also that the negotiations blinking comes to is where it tomorrow would be quite tough if he wants to move forward a demons whose the rebels have told china and russia that they ships can pass through the gulf of aidan and the red sea safely through these have been attacking vessels of the you have any coast since november. the us and the u. k. have lost, as strikes on who the targets in retaliation. several countries have deployed the naval forces to protect shipping in the trade virt. earlier this month, 3 crew members were killed when the ship was hit and who was only me now is hands jacob shanda. he is a senior director at the center extremism project in berlin. it's good to happy with us here at the w news. so how have china and russia managed to negotiate and deal with the who these well western powers still appeared to be open conflicts with a group rate clearly. and obviously iran as plays a major r

israel is all determines over determine because of the u. s . law policy, international law, it's over determine through the obstruction of kind of restrictions upon humanitarian assistance, which is 0 referred to a moment ago. and over arching late. it's over determine because this war has been a catastrophe. 30000 people have been killed. the gaza is facing famine and this conflict is sparked or original war with us is now directly involved in that included with the who these, in human and the red sea. and so the us needs to stop being an arsonist and the situation and quit and drawing more fuel on the fire and try to extinguish it, including by using the leverage that it has with this role um and transfers are significant for of leverage. and let's say i get, we had some very interesting comments from the senate majority leader chuck schumer, a few days ago talking about the never should the us has with is with and how it should be using more leverage. because of how it's conducting this war on gaza. now, many people thought that he could

it highlights the need in, in very stark relief and i'm surprised in fact that the u. s. government has not followed suit or at least to put on the table to israel, the threat of conditioning aid or suspending aid. you know, there's also this issue of israel blocking humanitarian aid. that is also not a legal according to us laws that, that govern support to israel. so if israel is blocking humanitarian aid, the us government is supposed to cut off all support to israel. and i think the era drops that you see in the united states do the building of a porch and off the coast of god the these things say very clearly, we know that israel is blocking our aid and that's why we have to take these other extreme measures that are very inefficient and in fact sometimes dangerous to civilians. yeah, and it's really interesting to know that your memorandum not just mentioned the use of, you know, us weapons on the wall, bought israel systematically blocking aid. mr. for new can i want to talk to you about individual responsibility, you know, the us secretaries of state and defens

s. law policy, international law. it's over determine through the obstruction of kind of restrictions upon humanitarian assistance, which is 0 referred to a moment ago and but we're working late. it's over determine because this war has been a catastrophe. 30000 people have been killed. the gaza is facing famine. and this carpet is sparked or original war with us is now directly involved in that included with the who these and human and the red sea. and so the us needs to stop being an arsonist in the situation and quit and drawing more fuel on the fire and try to extinguish it, including by using the leverage that it has with this role and transfers their significant form of leverage. and let's see, i get, we have some very interesting comments from the senate majority leader chuck schumer, a few days ago talking about the never should the us has with is with and how it should be using more leverage because of how it's conducting this war on gaza, now, many people thought that he could have been hinting at conditioni

be on the tasks included ongoing, sabotaged activities this time against the u. s. s. in 1939 style and added most go controlled by lean garcia to serve in ukraine. the bolshevik leaders whose monuments of being demolished all over more than ukraine, made sorely generous gifts to this country, the it to his plans for the ukrainian nationalist. the launch of war sabotage in territories recently added to the soviet union. the on june, the 22nd 1941. nazi germany attacked the soviet union along side german troops. the attachments of ukrainian nationalist entered ukraine cities. special ss units would soon be form from them. also asking, what am i seeing within your district, sorta cuz it's a little ocean of eligible for you to to see a few minutes. so it means or not personal factors, but are you on a pizza? i think of definitely assess, that's not key. got it. yeah. says that it was, it was on the west. the means any. ok, so all of us about this privilege. ok, people, the people must and take advantage to the city and also provide these, you, me a force of the go t

s. doesn't want to be complicit any longer. into this situation and why that's why they pressuring for more and so coming in and the, it's an indication also that the negotiations been blinking. ready to is where it tomorrow would be quite tough if he wants to move forward. the sermon susie rebels have told china and russia that the ships can pass through the gulf of aidan and the red sea safely the who's having the attacking vessels or for you have any coast since november. the us and the u. k. have launched as strikes on who's the target in retaliation. several countries have deployed the naval forces to protect shipping in the trade routes earlier this month, free crew members was killed when they ship was hit in a who's the strike hands. jacob schindler is the senior director of the counter extremism project here in vernon. and i asked him how time to and russian manage negotiate to deal with the who these, who continue to target west and vessels very clearly. and obviously iran as plays a major role in yeah, iran is a majo