aaron david miller. — focus is going to remain. aaron david miller, as _ focus is going to remain. going to remain. aaron david miller, as always, thankl david miller, as always, thank you for sharing your thoughts. regular having me. —— thank you for having me. president biden has been hosted for a state dinner in france as a commemoration of the d—day landings. there was a parade at the champs—elysees. president biden spoke about the war in ukraine, saying the russian president is not going to stop at ukraine. our two countries are standing with the ukrainian people as they fight off putin �*s aggression. yesterday announced $225 million in new security assistance to ukraine and it is the sixth package we have provided since we signed the national security legislation earlier this year. i wish we could have done it when we want to do six months earlier but we got it done. with $61 billion in additional aid to ukraine and i command france and their leadership at all. you have provided $107 billion in assistance to ukraine since the war began. because we know what happens if putin

that was aaron david miller. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. take care and here's a brief looked out some other stories making headlines around the world. polls have closed in the last phase of india's elections. nearly a 1000000000 people were eligible to vote over 6 weeks exit polls and just prime minister no render modi's a j. p. let alliance. well, with a big majority. final results are due next week. also what i was president night book a has been sworn in for a 2nd term in office describing himself as a cruel dictator. pokili has waged a popular but brutal crack down on games. begins the move 5 year term with your total control of parliament. meanwhile, here in europe, heavy rains and flooding and its southern germany, causing a dam and a dyke to collapse. the danube river has burst as banks as water levels raised in the states of bavaria and bottom, broken back. the army and hundreds of volunteers are helping people whose homes are flooded. the water 11th rising off to the damn. and the diag give it. during the heavy rains will talk. the

is aaron, david miller from the carnegie endowment for international peace. with that assessment, we can bring you up to speed now with some other world news headlines to east west cortez sentence, members of britain's, of richard's family. 234, and $4.00 and a half years in prison for exploiting domestic workers. for caution deja his wife, son and daughter in law, were accused of making their staff work long hours for little pay in geneva. they were cleared of human trafficking charges. is slovakia is parliament is approved or a form that will scratch the current public t v and radio broadcasting network. the new state broadcaster will be elected by council critics saying it'll be used as a government propaganda tool. and they called the decision an attack on press freedom. in paris, the river saying is currently too dirty for olympic athletes to compete in fresh samples to show the water quality has degraded and the concentration of equal live activity is higher than the recommended limits. the games begin in late july, and the backup plan is to postpone op

we're probably talking sometime next year with aaron, david miller from the carnegie endowment for international peace. i can bring you up to speed now with some other world news headlines. the international criminal court has on seal and arrest warrant for yet golly, for war crimes and crimes against humanity in molly. he was the alleged leader of an as well mister group that took control of 10 bucks. 2 in 2012. the warrant was issued in 2017, but has only now been made public, the east west for $0.10 as members of britain's richest family to between $4.00 and $4.00 and a half years in prison for exploiting domestic workers for caution deja his wife, son and daughter in law were accused of making their staff work long hours for the little pay in geneva. they were cleared of human traffic in charges. and in paris, the river saying is currently too dirty for olympic athletes to compete in fresh samples show the water quality is degraded and that the concentration of eco y bacteria is higher than the recommended limit. the games that begin in late july. the backup plan to postpone open water swimm

that was aaron david miller. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. we care. here's a brief look now and some other stories making headlines around the world. holes have closed and the last phase of india is elections. nearly a 1000000000 people were eligible to vote over 6 weeks. exit polls suggest prime minister and a render modi's b j. p level lines. well, when a big majority, final results are due. next week. i'll sound better as present valuable. kaylay has been sworn in for a 2nd terminal office describing himself as a cruel dictator. book a has a wage of popular but little crack down games began. the new 5 year term was near total control of parliament. meanwhile, here in europe, heavy rains and flooding have it southern germany, causing a dam and a dike to collapse. the danube river has burst its banks as water levels rise in the states of bavaria and back and forth about the army. hundreds of volunteers are helping people whose homes remain flooded. the water 11th rising off to the damn. and the diag give it. during the heavy rains will talk. these ha

for more on this and the latest development, let's speak to aaron david miller, a former u.s.t and senior fellow at the think tank the carnegie endowment. let's pick up on that point, the fact the u.s. is calling for the names of those fighters from israel, which is unusual move. >> it is unusual and reflects the reality of the administrations under pressure as it brings a continuation of the israel-hamas war, which shows no signs of abating. the basic problem will remain, sadly tragically for the innocents who were killed. the reality is that israelis will continue to operate. hamas is now researching in places where it has cleared. and without a cease-fire, this can go on for quite some time. the administration is pushing. and this is rather unusual. i don't think the biden administration is anywhere close to imposing what normal humans would regard as significant pressure. continuing to believe rightly or wrongly the only way to de-escalate this activities the israeli-hamas agreement. you have to respond to the proposal of the early war cabinet, israel's proposal has accept

that is aaron david miller with the carnegie endowment. we very much appreciate your time. let's follow up on that and get a cross to israel and a journalist by like studying joining me from tel aviv. so more than 8 months into this work, we've heard israel has not achieved his goal of eliminating come us at this point and do most as riley's believe as well can in fact, destroy him, us as the successor. all of today, apple showed that only 36 percent of all these really believed in the absolute to be through in the data vision that they also can about. but it depends. well, how do you find the victory over how much? because after all you can destroy from us is no longer wage. you can also find that there are a good for from us and to govern god or other places. but the ideology, just like a very has this is something that you cannot defeat, so it'd be absolutely victory indicated that you all do that. i don't think this is something that is possible. it has to be possible with ices, have to be possible with other um, uh are degreed, so terroristic groups the past. so this i

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that is aaron at david miller with the carnegie endowment. we very much appreciate your time. let's follow up on that and get a cross to israel and a journalist by leaks letting join me from tel aviv. so more than 8 months into this work, we've heard israel has not achieved his goal of eliminating come us at this point and do most is riley's believe israel can in fact, destroy him. us as the successor all of today, apple showed that only 36 percent of all these really believed in the absolute to be through the pigeon that they also can about. but it depends what, how do you find victory over how much? because after all you can destroy from us has no longer wage, you're going to also find them that they're a good for from us and to govern god or other places. but the ideology, just like a new aggressive, is something that you cannot defeat. so it'd be absolutely victory indicated that you all do that. i don't think this is something that is possible. it has to be possible with ices, have to be possible with other um, uh are degreed, so terroristic grooves the past. so this is s

with us today that is aaron at david miller with the carnegie endowment. we very much appreciate your time. take care. thank you. so we can take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. the international criminal court has on seals on arrest warrant for yet golly, for war crimes and crimes against humanity. in molly, he was the alleged leader of an islamist, a group that took control of 10 bucks. 2 in 2012. the board was issued in 2017, but has only now been made. public east west court has sentenced members of britain's riches family to between 4 and 4 and a half years in prison for exploiting domestic workers. for caution, due to his wife, son and daughter in law, were accused of making their staff work a long hours for the middle pay in geneva. they were cleared of human rights, excuse me, human trafficking charges and in paris, the river saying is currently too dirty for olympic athletes to compete in fresh samples to show the water quality has degraded and the concentration of e coal i, bacteria is higher than the recommende

that was aaron david miller. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. thank you. let's take a quick look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. okay. excuse me. we're just having a brief technical difficulty here. um, we will now be we will now be uh, continuing with a yeah um, i think we just got to play the report. unfortunately the text and print out what 11th arising after the damn. and the diag give a, during the heavy rains, will talk these have us residents to have a quit cold. water is coming from everywhere. i help my little brother get the last little things for the children. yeah, we could now go swimming so much for being a dramatic event. creations took place and the deluxe region of southern germany to savannah. they installed, let's lots spots and the best in libya, in some areas of flood waters, have sides to the card level. several districts have declared the state of emergency that schools have been working with boards of du duluth made some roads impossible. most discount. we knew there could be flooding, but we didn't expe

, david miller is a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. i asked him what he makes of ideas. suppose person daniel allegories statement. i mean, i'm a local level, i think it reflects what is really intelligence community and senior id. officials have police for quite some time and it brings to mind kissinger's. quit the 1969 and i need to be and now more of the grow we have does not lose the conventional army gradual military lose if it does not. and the reality is yes, use or at least have done previous damage to a masses, organized military structure is command control. it's a rocket launch facilities, it's laboratories. but the reality is how much will maintain in military capacity, maybe 10 to 15000 fighters. and it will endure either as an insurgency or alternatively, given the weakness of the palestinian national move and specifically the cost. and in the dougherty, it will remain opposing force able to influence politics and gaza, either through innovation, co optation, or but do you think that is just becoming clear to the idea at

that was aaron david miller. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. take care. now, here's a brief look at some other stories making headlines around the world. holes have closed in the last phase of india as elections. nearly a 1000000000 people were eligible to vote over 6 weeks. exit polls suggested prime minister in the render modi's b j. p level lines, or when a big majority, final results are due next week. of the owners present night book a lot has been sworn in for a 2nd term. it offers describing himself as a quote cool dictator book on low as waves, a popular but brutal cracked out on guys to begin this. the new 5 year term with near total control of parliament. meanwhile, back here in europe, heavy rains in flooding to have it southern germany, causing a dam and a dies to collapse. the daniel river has versus banks. as water levels rise in the states of bavaria and bottom britain bag, the army and hundreds of volunteers are helping people whose homes are still flooded. the water 11th rising off to the dam and the diag give it during the heavy rains wi

, david miller is a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. we asked him about the timing of the statement from the id eps spokesperson. i'm bring everything here after almost 9 months, and it's hard to believe next month because not funding this war. the idea of id, if not the political establishment, mr. nature, you know, and is there anywhere in government or during most of the fight, they understand how difficult it is for the id have to operate band or stand it every time there's a strike which was worth a mass casualty event said to wherever it is with your machine is particularly in the united states, but it in europe and other places as well. and i understand that the only way to if, if in fact it's even possible to beat us is treating alternative structure. and alternative a set of governing principles to see, to facilitate security and prosperity, which doesn't, has left under a mazda as role since 2007. and the current government mr. rule simpler has no intention of engaging either the palestinians worry or creating any sort of hope

that is aaron at david miller with the carnegie endowment. we very much appreciate your time. take care. thank you to and we can bring you up to speed now with some other world news headlines. a swift court has a sentence, members of britain's richest family to between 4 and 4 and a half years in prison for exploiting domestic workers. percussion india, his wife, son, and daughter in law were accused of making their staff work long hours for little paint. geneva, they were cleared of human trafficking charges. slovakia of parliament has approved a reform that will scrap the current public tv and radio broadcasting network. the new state broadcaster will be elected by a council. critics say it will be used as a government propaganda tool and called a decision on attack on press freedom. in paris, the river saying is currently too dirty for olympic athletes to compete in fresh samples for the water quality has been crated. and that the concentration of eco y bacteria is higher than the recommended limits. the games that begin in late july. the backup plan is to postpone open wat

that is aaron at david miller with the carnegie endowment. we very much appreciate your time. let's follow up on that and get a cross to israel and a journalist by leaks letting join me from tel aviv. so more than 8 months into this work, we've heard israel has not achieved his goal of eliminating come us at this point and do most as riley's believe. israel can in fact, destroy him, us as well as caps or all of today and all i so the only 36 percent of all these really believed in the absolute to be through the vision that they also can about. but it depends. well, how do you find victory over homeless? because after all you can destroy from us has no other ways. you can also find in a through, for from us and to govern god or other places. but the ideology, just like a study and regarding us it is something that you cannot the feed. so it'd be absolutely victory indicated that you all do. the other thing, this is something that is possible. it has to be possible with isis have to be possible with other um, uh, our degrees or during the groups the task. so this is something th

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aaron david miller, a former state department middle east negotiator and retired brigadier general mark kim. welcome to you both general, let me start with you. the latest numbers 200 274 killed multiples of that reportedly injured does that suggest to you that that's something did not go as planned or potentially there was a lack of a plan no not at all. for better or worse? >> i think it was intentional the way they conducted this operation probably the pandemonium that they created as part of the bombing within the nuseirat camp itself. they thought would actually make things to their advantage and it should say conducted this operation. so no, i think that they were very clear-eyed that israel is very clear-eyed about not only the tactics that they were going to be using, but also the consequence it would have as they conducted that, particularly brazen operation so when you say intentional use, am i understanding you right? that they knew that hundreds of people were going to die if the number from these medical officials in gaza is correct, and that hundreds would be injured. they

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. >> aaron david miller, we have a statement coming in from prime minister netanyahu. entire nation salutes you and the brave fighters who risk their lives today to save lives. once again, you have proven that israel does not surrender to terrorism and ask with creativity and courage that knows about to bring home our abductees but we are committed to doing so in the future as well. this is the part i want you to weigh in on you will not let up until we complete the mission and return all our abductees home both the living and the dead. >> there you have it. it's a validation of the prime minister's view, i think, and as long as the work continues, not only the greater chances of political survival, but he may rationalize the greater the possibility of additional israeli success. the killing in -- the architect of the actual terror attacks. i think that statement reflects exact lee who the prime minister is. >> you -- if you are president biden, what are the conversations you're having with her interest and this morning understanding that the president is focused on an

aaron david miller. he helped develop u.s. policy in the middle east and served as senior adviser for arab israeli negotiations. what do you think of the impacts of netanyahu's decision to essentially dissolve this current war cabinet? >> thanks for having me. if there's no war cabinet, then two of the most extremist ministers in the government can participate in the key decisions relating to the israel hamas war. so the decision making group has gotten smaller and no longer there, it's the prime minister, it's the minister of defense. who have galant who has problems. netanyahu fired him last year. then was forced under pressure to take him back. and a couple of other non-voting members. that's the main thing. in terms of the, netanyahu's motives and the politics. i hate the use the expression across the aisle, but without gantt and icen coat, there is no again broader support at least among the political elites for the israel hamas war. or less support. it's harder for the prime minister to say well look, we've got members o

aaron david miller, former senior advisor for the united states state department.the american statecraft program at the carnegie endowment for international peace. >>> five years ago nicole hannah jones set out to give us more information about our own history. conservatives treated this act of public service and civic engagement as an act of war. they responded with an assault on books, culture and diversity in all its forms. coming up i sit down with the pulitzer prize-winning journalist herself to talk about the movement she started and the backlash it provoked. p >>> you heard a lot recently about an israeli military ground assault in rafah. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been mulling it for months and the international community has warned against it just as long, which is why the story of how we got here is very complicated. we will walk through it together. before october 7 and the war that followed, 275,000 people lived in the city of rafah. like everything in gaza, it is geographically small. at 25 square miles it is the size of newark new jersey. o

i was taken to aaron david- miller who said it's not immaculate conception for the president to say therele deal means there's a lot of pressure going on in the background to make it happen. i would like your evaluation on this. >> first of all, i think we should welcome any deal that leads to a cease-fire, leads to a cessation of killing and expands significantly, the inflow of humanitarian assistance that is separate -- that is desperately needed. however i'm not sure, to put it mildly that we have a good- faith partner in the israeli government, and the prime minister netanyahu himself. who of course, his personal interest does not align with that of president biden, and i don't know whether it will be a matter of days or weeks or months, but one can easily see how -- in his interest to sabotage the deal, and that is one thing we have to keep an eye on. the other thing, this deal does nothing to ultimately advance palestinian self-determination. and it is the absence of this they should that determination, as it is the root cause of the conflict. so i would hate to see a deal that does

but we start with the carnegie endowment with aaron david miller.es at the state department where he helped develop u.s. policy on the middle east and served as a senior adviser for arab israeli negotiations. it is good to have you, as always. let's talk about this unilateral deal that the u.s. is considering with hamas to get the americans back. why would they do there alone. >> it is tricky and this is a contingency in the event that -- as the interview suggests, there is still the possibility of a contingency. it was a hamas offer and an effort to split the u.s. and israel and bring greater pressure to bear on the netanyahu government. and what would the united states be prepared to pay hamas for the return of five americans. dual nations, i think, most and the remains of three others that i think the administration believes are no longer alive. i mean, fraught and intriguingly, they didn't say no. >> the fact that it would even be out there says a lot about where the united states relations with israel is right now. and to your point about what

david miller four middle east negotiator a moderating influence on this government.nd now that he's gone, i think that that could lead to netanyahu becoming more ice selected internationally and also domestically as well. we've seen those protests day after day, week after week, especially against the netanyahu government calling on it to make big a deal and also to do everything that it can to bring those hostages home. and i think that those protests with gantz gone will perhaps intended so phi and that could lead to increased domestic pressure on prime minister netanyahu, linda yeah, the frustration that benny gantz has with netanyahu is shared by many families who have hostages still in gaza elliott galerkin for us in london. >> thanks very much soda comma venezuelan gang has so terror in several central and south american countries kraze now, us officials warn they're entering the united states russia, we're trying to spy on us. >> we were spying on them. >> this is a secret war secrets and spies next sunday at ten on cnn there are giant so mug they are the men

and a lot of innocent people have been killed former negotiator aaron david miller says, this is reflective of one of the most tense moments, a boiling point in a row relationship between two liters that spanned about for decades, i would say without a doubt. the confidence that this president has in this prime minister. the trust that is critically important between an american president and israeli prime minister to get things done, i think has been broken. just a few days ago. the tensions had spiked again when president biden announced that israel had offered a three-phase proposal to end the war. >> israel is off a comprehensive new proposal so roadmap i've urge leadership is on the stand behind this deal. >> but since that announcement, netanyahu himself has not publicly endorsed that plan, even though it came from his own government, we begin to see into the outside in the backtracked iep his options open, trying to save as much jargon far right. >> members of netanyahu's government have threatened to quit if that proposal is adopted. biden also revealed to time magazine what he beli

and a lot of innocent people have been killed former negotiator aaron david miller says, this is it'sne of the most tense moments, a boiling point in a relationship between two liters that spanned about for decades, i would say without a doubt the confidence that this president has in this prime minister the trust that is critically important between an american president and israeli prime minister sure. to get things done. i think has been broken. >> just a few days ago, the tensions had spiked again when president biden announced that israel had offered a three-phase proposal to end the war israel is offer a comprehensive new proposal it's a roadmap. >> i've urge leadership is on the stand behind this deal but since that announcement, netanyahu himself has not publicly endorsed that plan, even though it came from his own government, we begin to seem into the outselling to backtrack to keep his options open, trying to save his majority fall, right? members of netanyahu's government have threatened to quit if that proposal is adopted biden also revealed to time magazine what he believ

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i want to continue the conversation right now with erin david miller, a former middle east negotiator for the us state department. he's now a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international piece here in washington. aaron, thanks. for joining us. how is this so-called tactical pause that the israelis describing likely to impact the actual flow of this desperately needed humanitarian aid into southern gaza thanks for having me. it's all about reliability and predictability and for that you're going to require what we don't have now which is a session of major israeli ground maneuvers and military activity. i think it's a hopeful sign if it can be made to work, getting the aid are 1,100 trucks and kerem shalom i think part of the problem is the shortage of trucks on the un sayyed. but if the israeli, if the israelis are basically saying that that transition, that road up this, i'll have been highway the north-south thoroughfare if what they're saying is that they will not operate militarily in in that area. it doesn't mean they're going to escort these trucks, but if they're n