.— talks in cairo.n cairo. wyre davies in jerusalem, thanks very - talks in cairo. wyre davies in j jerusalem, thanks very much talks in cairo. wyre davies in - jerusalem, thanks very much the latest. ., ., ., ., latest. -- demand from around the world for a — latest. -- demand from around the world for a six-week _ latest. -- demand from around the world for a six-week or _ latest. -- demand from around the| world for a six-week or seven-week world for a six—week or seven—week ceasefire in gaza. hello from the bbc sport centre lebronjames has become the first player in the nba to score 40,000 career points. this is the moment he reached the milestone against the denver nuggets. the crowd gave james a standing ovation during a timeout. and the ball he used to score that historic point was removed from the game. he described it as "bittersweet" after his team — the la lakers — lost to the defending nba champions. i'm never thinking about a milestone when i'm out there battling, but when it happens, obvio

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and the companies won't even that the, because usually cairo might break down. well, as we mentioned um, according to the u. s. israel had already accepted the truce conditions that were on the table. so what are the sticking points for for us that they agreed to the framework. the framework is a 6 weeks at tusa ends to the release of for several 1000 to the board to set 40 is ready the hostages. in exchange for the 10 full number of students, our team is ready, the presence, but the, i think there's several, something somebody goes here right now. one of them is that the israel is presented and this off a prison us they have, they are not willing to release. that's the 1st of the know the 2nd is that the insurance is demanding this from us. and who are they going to reduce exactly who is a life we step? and it seems like how much this thing that they prove going to provide this is only it when there is a ceasefire. so another somebody broke seems to be moved out of the way. there's also been loss of talk about getting to a breakthrough before the start of the m

cairo was sent to him.got to the point where in 1942, by the order of the british ambassador, the palace of king farouk was surrounded by british tanks to express the dissatisfaction of his government with the policies of the then prime minister of egypt, and farooq finally dismissed him. nasser, who entered the officer college in 1937 and wore army uniform , felt tormented every day by this humiliating situation that egypt and even its army is under the command of british officers and politicians, and every day he wrote down these events in a small notebook. and years later his family found these manuscripts. but what in the following years the egyptian society over from pi. the issue of palestine was connected to regional and global conflicts. on may 14, 1948, with the cooperation of western countries, especially britain, a jewish state declared its existence in the northern borders of egypt. the natural reaction of arab countries was to confront this incident and military conflict is inevitable. egypt, w

reach richard parker, the us political consul in cairo first.... "the navy was uh preparing to retaliate against egypt for the attack on the liberty, uh, they thought that it was the egyptians who attacked it, they were preparing to to attack egypt in response. it was 2:30 p.m. when three israeli torpedo boats got close to the half-burn to liberty and fired five torpedos at it. one of them hit the middle of the ship and created a huge hole in its starboard side. due to the torpedo attacks, the ship's propulsive forces stopped working and the transmitting systems were totally destroyed. at the same time that us jets armed with nuclear weapons were on the way to cairo. robert mcnamemera, the us defense secretary, contact. the uss america of the sixth fleet so he could deliver another strange order to the commander of the ship. macnemara asked guys to immediately recall the jets which were in route to cairo. early next morning, the uss america, uss davis and uss massi arrived to remove the 34 dead sailors and 174. officers from the burnt down liber

the white house wants to respond to this attack with nuclear attack on cairo. the orders for the attack reach the sixth fleet, without wasting any time, three us fighter jets were equipped. equipped with nuclear weapons and flew towards the egyptian capital. word of an inevitable attack on cairo reach richard parker, the us political consul in cairo first. there was this message that they the navy was uh preparing to retaliate against egypt for the attack on the liberty. uh, they thought that it was the the egyptians who attacked it. they were preparing to to attack egypt in response. it was 2:30 p.m. when three israeli torpedo boats got close to the half-burnt liberty and fired five torpedos at it. one of them hit the middle of the ship and created a huge hole in its starboard side. due to the torpedo attacks, the ship's propulsive forces stopped working and the transmitting systems were totally destroyed. at the same time that us jets armed with nuclear weapons were on the way to cairo, robert mcnara, the us defense secretary, contacted the uss america of the

macnemera asked guys to immediately recall the jets which were in route to cairo. early next morning, the uss america, uss davis and uss massi arrived to remove the 34 dead sailors and 174 naval officers from the burnt down liberty and transfer the warship to malta for repairs. an hour later, admiral isaac kid who was put in charge of investigating the liberty incident arrived on the scene to hear what the victims had to say so he can offer a written report to his superiors. after the suspicious liberty incident, word of the bizarre israeli attack on the us warship spread around the world. israelis claimed they'd mistaken the liberty with the egyptian ship ( this is while the alcousaire was a retired cargo ship and wasn't even half the size of the uss liberty. iran and turkmenistan do not consider themselves just neighbors but relatives. through ages they have bolstered their ties from culture economy and science and technology and a myriad other fields. yet they have set the stage for bolder steps in order to faster vibrant trade ecosystem between the. two nations

in egypt , anwar sadat organized a victory party in cairo . and he went to the egyptian parliament with general ahmed ismail, the minister of defense. proud of the victories of the past 10 days, he announced the complete withdrawal of the israeli army from the sinai desert. an hour after this murad. he decided to take action to correct the gap between the 2nd and 3rd corps. general saad shazli believed that a tank brigade of the egyptian forces should return to the west of the suez canal and fill this void on this side of the canal and also prevent the movement of the arilon special forces. an issue that again and in complete disbelief was met with sadat's opposition. there is a final error, which is the lack of desire to use al-munawarah with the al-munawarah forces, the al-munawarah with the forces, from the principles of the correct war, and it does not apply at all in relation to the general leadership of the armed forces , because al-sadat was the one who should intervene in the administration of the war, and the character of ahmad ismail

so that was journalist kareem algo hari in cairo for us cream. many things indeed for your reporting to pakistan now where the parliament has elected shabazz sharif as prime minister for the 2nd time. last month, the general election was marred by allegations of vote, rigging and violence. and the most popular party was disqualified. shareef is returning to power with political tensions, still unresolved. first, a box should be, is all set to the country. and he has made big promises made. we want to bring revolutionary changes to the system. god will make pack of stone. great. it will make text on proud as we lead fluid on bush and by cities. the brother of 3 time prime minister, nevada cities, has won his new job. but the vote for majority of focused on nomic goes its funds from a mandate to go one feeling the viable beat. the i bought the dude former prime minister in gone, han has accused should eve spot the under collision partners on bringing several of the seats toward tricking b. d. i see if the work done for us done, but with my buckets

and the companies won't even that the because usually cairo might break down. well, as we mentioned um, according to the u. s. israel had already accepted the truce conditions that were on the table. so what are the sticking points or for for us that they agreed to the framework, the framework is a 6 weeks tussa and the then the release of a separate doesn't says that what said 40 astray the hostages in exchange for the 10 phone number of public schools or to is ray the presence, but the, i think there's several, something somebody go to, you know, one of them is that the israel is presented and this off a prison us, they have, they are not willing to release. that's the 1st of the not the 2nd is that the insurance is demanding this from us. and who are they going to release? exactly who is a life was dead. and it seems that come us is saying that they are going to provide this is only it when there is a ceasefire. so another somebody look seems to be moved out of the way. there's also been loss of talk about getting to a breakthrough before the start of the mu

the white house wants to respond to this attack with nuclear attack on cairo. the orders for the attack reach. to six fleet, without wasting any time, three us fighter jets were equipped with nuclear weapons and flew toward the egyptian capital. word of an inevitable attack on cairo reach richard parker, the us political consul in cairo first. there was that they the navy was uh preparing to retaliate against egypt for the attack on the liberty, they thought that it was the egyptians who attacked it, they were preparing to to attack egypt. in response. it was 2:30 p.m. when three israeli torpedo boats got close to the half-burnt liberty and fired five torpedoes added. one of them hit the middle of the ship and created a huge hole in its starboard side. due to the torpedo attacks, the ship's propulsive forces stopped working and the transmitting. systems were totally destroyed at the same time that us jets armed with nuclear weapons were on the way to cairo. robert mcmamera, the us defense secretary, contacted the uss america of the sixth fleet so he could deliv

and what's expected in cairo?t's going on because we don't know whether they are going to discuss a six week truce or, according to the latest un resolution, the rest of ramadan, which is a ten days only truce until the end of ramadan, which is going to end in ten days from now. now to turkey, where millions of people are voting in local elections, which could see president erdogan�*s party retaking control of key cities it lost in the last polls five years ago. most eagerly watched is the outcome in istanbul, which is home to nearly a fifth of the population. the current mayor there, ekrem imamoglu, is seen as mr erdogan�*s biggest challenger in decades. if he wins today, it would boost his standing as a potential rival to president erdogan in 2028. the elections are taking place against a backdrop of severe economic problems, including inflation of nearly 70%. earlier we heard from esra yalcinalp from bbc turkish for more on this. well, about 60 million people are expected to vote today in turkey. but we can say

i asked journalist karim uncle hari and cairo for the latest. the way it said, 1st of all, very, very sketchy news. we don't have any refresher statement says we know that the how must indication egyptian intelligence that the customer immediate us and to as intelligence of sitting together in cairo. now we have to egyptian state media reporting that there is significant progress. was all the need for the substance of defense, what this process parenthesis might entail. but one of the problems yesterday, one of the sticking points, why that is really didn't cation did not show up in cairo, was that the x rays demanded. and this is from a home us about to who is going to be released, the names who is still alive, who is injured, who is that they want to have more details about the hostages, and how most refused to give this these tests. they say this will be given when there will be finally a ceasefire. and the other thing which is also may be important, but also not confirmed it. so that's it from these really media. there are reports that the t

as fire talks, i asked the journalist kareem alcohol right in cairo for the latest quite a bit. so 1st of all, very, very sketchy news. we don't have any refresher statement says we know that the how must indication egyptian intelligence, the customer immediate us and us intelligence. substituting together in cairo, now we have to egyptian state media reporting that there is significant progress without any from the substance or defense uh, what this process parenthesis might entail. but what are the problems yesterday, one of the sticking points, why that is really didn't cation did not show up in cairo, was that the x rays demanded. and this is from a home us about to who is going to be released, the names who is still alive, who is injured, who is that they wanted to have more details about the hostages. and how most refuse to give this the test. they say this will be given when there will be finally a ceasefire. and the other thing which is also may be important, but also not confirmed it. so that's it from these really media. there are reports that the, these right is, uh n

a war are growing with the arrival of a hamas delegation for talks in cairo. us officials say israel has broadly approved a deal being presented to come off, which is considered a terrorist group by most western countries. pressure is mounting for the meeting to result in a truce as starvation moons and gone. and according to the master on health ministry, more than 30000 people have been killed in the territory since the war started. on sunday, these really army intensified operations in the southern gaza city of han, eunice. it says it had destroyed dozens of come off targets to offer more on this latest round of ceasefire talks, taking place in egypt. less bringing journalists, kareem allegory in cairo. welcome kareem. who exactly is now taking part in these talks? and what's the latest you can tell us where we would know that the dedication of how much arrived here in cairo for the negotiations. there is no, is really the delegation yet to quite some most viewed authors acceptance from i'm us. one of the options says that there might be a decrease in $24.00 or 48 hours. but this

a have hamas delegation has arrived in cairo.as what are they going to do in cairo, there are sources close to this saying there could be a more closer approach to reaching a framework for a deal between israel and hamas, what remains is likely to be the final touches according to sources in egypt. we have also learned delegations and representatives from the united states and qatar are in cairo for the same purpose, whilst we have learned that israel should have sent a delegation but so far from mad cairo beer have not got any confirmation that the israeli delegation is in cairo. there are hopes there will be a breakthrough especially after the incidence of the last three days which left a huge pressure on the sides to reach an agreement soon. we are ten days before the month of ramadan and there is pressure from all sides, all players and mediators to reach an agreement or a deal before the start of the holy month of ramadan in order to avoid from the complicated escalations as described by the egyptian foreign minister in the

started in cairo.w, but a source close to the meeting told the bbc that they will join soon. close to the meeting told the bbc that they willjoin soon. we have talked to hamas, they said they haven't received an invitation to attend this round of talks, which is going on in cairo. the latest situation or positions from the site, how massive already announced that itjust site, how massive already announced that it just wanted site, how massive already announced that itjust wanted israel to withdraw from the territories it has already entered after october seven. they would like the israeli troops to withdraw from northern gaza, to allow those who left their homes to go back to northern gaza. and to allow the food and humanitarian aid across the strip. they would like to have a full, complete ceasefire. on the other side, israel is known to have been sticking to one position, which is a continued battle, or a continued campaign against hamas. they want to stop the war. they can negotiate a truce, which w

one positive note from cairo _ hostages. one positive note from cairo is _ hostages. one positive note from cairo is that _ hostages. one positive note from cairo is that they - hostages. one positive note from cairo is that they have | from cairo is that they have gone into a second day with delegation from hamas, egypt, qatar, and the americans talk about the stability of a six or seven week ceasefire in gaza. but israel decided not to send a delegation. israel's says the preconditions it insisted upon that hamas should provide a list of the hostages who remain alive, and those who might be exchanged in a prison swap, or hostage swap, with the palestinians, that wasn't forthcoming. so israel has decided not to send a delegation to cairo. that has been criticised in many parts of the israeli media, and the israeli public, as an understandable position. that isn't to say that had israel gone, there would be others stumbling blocks. —— unsustainable position. hamas wants the withdrawal of israeli troops from populated areas of gaza and the citizens of gaza to be allowe

he will not have a representative in cairo. now, we want to talk with mr. mossadegh, an expert on west asian issues, who is with us . hello, good morning. i say hello . good morning. thank you very much, mr. mossadeghpour. please tell us what is your assessment of the developments in gaza and in fact the two sides or what seems to be the two sides of the arab countries against the zionists in this situation. what is netanyahu doing ? how long do you think he can continue the attacks? yes, absolutely , from the point of view of the field, well, the characteristic situation of the crime follows in the last statement published by the resistance it is not peace, but the continuation of the same brutal path that he has taken, but in connection with this plan, it means the formation of an arab or multinational force for that. so-called after gaza, meaning after the end of the war in gaza, well, this was a proposal that was first proposed by the americans themselves, and recently the zionist minister of war, gallant, visited washington and announced in a call with

and, wyre, some reports _ indirect talks in cairo._ indirect talks in cairo. and, wyre, some reports were getting - indirect talks in cairo. and, wyre,j some reports were getting around indirect talks in cairo. and, wyre, - some reports were getting around the cia and the chiefs meeting, what have we had about that meeting and what does that signify? —— what have we heard? i what does that signify? -- what have we heard? ~ , , ., we heard? i think this is about the side really holding _ we heard? i think this is about the side really holding up _ we heard? i think this is about the side really holding up the - we heard? i think this is about the side really holding up the peace i side really holding up the peace talks hamas. israel refused to go to the peace talks in cairo because it said that they refused to give it a list of hostages still alive. america is enforcing its view that it is hamas rather than as a rule holding up the talks to model as we have seen, as has its own conditions which are preventing the agreement of a ceasefi

the bbc boss mike tom bateman in cairo. -- l boss mike tom bateman in cairo. —— bbc�*s tom bateman.e heat increase women's risk of miscarriage and stillbirth? as our planet heats up, research shared with the bbc suggests working in extreme heat during pregnancy doubled the risk of stillbirth and miscarriage in india. india is one of the countries most exposed and vulnerable to heat — let's put that into context. over the past five decades, india has experienced more than 700 heatwave events. which have killed at least 17,000 people. climate experts say that india's extreme heat events could �*cross the survivability limit�* by 2050. researchers are now working with scientists in the uk to better understand how extreme heat could have an impact on advice for pregnant women globally. our global health correspondent tulip mazumdar has been to the state of tamil nadu to meet some of the women who took part in the study. summer is coming. india is predicted to become one of the first countries where temperatures will top the safe limit for healthy people who arejust sitting in the shade.

i asked journalist cream alcohol ray in cairo for the latest quite a bit. so 1st of all, very, very sketchy news. we don't have any refresher statement says we know that the how must integration egyptian intelligence, the cut that immediate us into as intelligence of sitting together and chiral. now we have to egyptian state media reporting that there is significant progress. was all the need for the substance of defense, what this process parenthesis might entail. but one of the problems yesterday, one of the sticking points, why that is really didn't cation did not show up in cairo, was that the x rays demanded. and this is from a home us about to who is going to be released, the names who is still alive, who is injured, who is that they want to have more details about the hostages. and how most refuse to give this the test. they say this will be given when there will be finally a ceasefire. and the other thing which is also may be important, but also not confirmed is so that's it from these really media. there are reports that the, these right is a no, n

. , ., ., , cairo? that is another way it is absolutely _ cairo?ay it is absolutely focused _ cairo? that is another way it is absolutely focused his - cairo? that is another way it is absolutely focused his mind i cairo? that is another way it is - absolutely focused his mind because that agonising wait that is now five months and for those families, one of the sticking points has been around the demand by israel to release a list of hostages for the first tranche of release by hamas, thought to be around a0 people because the israelis still don't know which hostages have survived and which have been killed in gaza. without the ability, mr biden will have hoped he was now in a position to announce or confirm they were going to get this deal, yet they are not here, so it is another very serious problem for him i think. thank you. the widest points of the speech, reporting as the speech goes out, as i was saying, the detail is important because he is effectively launching his campaign is the start of the general election but it is how he delivers it

it was through this point that belarusians and their relatives left the conflict zone to get to cairo board belovei’s plane. gather our people at one point. it was not easy for citizens who wanted to escape the war in gaza: people were in different parts of the enclave, bombings did not stop throughout its entire territory, and you could not run into missile attacks. israel blocked the internet for gas. not everyone had fuel supplies, and local gas stations were reduced to ruins. like all diasporas abroad, our guys united in chats, where they shared information, exchanged invitations to visit and sent each other other parcels to their homeland, that is, almost all belarusians. the gases knew each other personally or in absentia, so when the military conflict escalated, they created a chat for those who want to get out of the region. at the same time, people called the belarusian embassies asking for help, diplomats conveyed their requests to our president, alexander lukashenko convened a meeting, the outcome of which was predictable, the special services were instructed to pull belaru

i asked her unless kareem uncle hari and cairo for the latest a quite a bit. so 1st of all, very, very sketchy news. we don't have any refresher statement says we know that the how must indication egyptian intelligence, the customer immediate us and us intelligence of sitting together in cairo. now we have to egyptian state media reporting that there is significant progress. was all the need for the substance or defense, what this process parenthesis might entail. but one of the problems yesterday, one of the sticking points, why that is really didn't cation did not show up in cairo, was that the x rays demanded. and this is from a home us about to who is going to be released, the names who is still alive, who is injured, who is that they want to have more details about the hostages, and how most refused to give this these tests. they say this will be given when there will be finally a ceasefire. and the other thing which is also may be important, but also not confirmed is so that's it from these really media. there are reports that the, these right is on know

we are joined by cream alga harvey, who has the view right now from cairo. so, you know, we were getting these reports in reports of significant progress. this is at least what the egyptian state media are saying, what are you hearing quite a bit. so 1st of all, very, very sketchy news. we don't have any refresher statements that we know that the how must indication egyptian intelligence, the customer immediate us and us intelligence of sitting together in cairo. now we have to egyptian state media reporting that there is significant progress without any from the substance or details say what this process parenthesis might entail. but one of the problems yesterday, one of the sticking points, why the is there any indication, did not show up in cairo, was that the x rays demanded. and this is from a home us about it who is going to be released, the names who is still alive, who is injured, who is that they wanted to have more details about the hostages. and how most refuse to give this the test. they say this will be given when there will be finally a ceasefi

he went to cairo to meet with sadat.s a result of the two talks, the ground was provided for the final agreement between egypt and israel to leave the conflict. according to this agreement, israel would withdraw from the western part of the canal and return to the sinai desert, and the un forces would create a buffer zone between them and the egyptian army. israel also accepted. to be completely out of the sinai desert by 1982. on february 19, 1974 a great victory celebration was held in cairo and sadat honored the great commanders of the egyptian army on this day and gave them bravery medals. but this celebration had a big absentee, and that was general saad shazli, the main architect of the october war. the one who has been preparing night and day for the defeat of israel and revenge of the six day war for the past 3 years . on june 5, 1974, an agreement was officially signed to end the conflict between the representatives of syria and israel in geneva. and the syrian army returned to the contact lines in the golan hei

the israelis have chosen not to go to cairo, it's israelis have chosen not to go to cairo, its two daystalks, the other participants, halas, qatar, the egyptians and the americans are said to be in cairo and the americans are doing their best to persuade the israelis to go there but of course the israelis have made these preconditions that hamas must release a list of those hostages were still alive and they would be released as part of a deal. there is a level of interest —— frustration on the american side, they say openly that is a need for more aids to get into gaza, the americans now have undertaken a second a drop of over 36,000 meals by small parachutes in conjunction with the jordanian air force, dropping those into gaza. so the americans doing their wrong thing perhaps to embarrass the israelis and show them how much of a humanitarian crisis there is an gaza and the need for israel to get around the table and start these talks towards a possible ceasefire. �* �* , ., , ., ceasefire. and it's not 'ust aid, we have been — ceasefire. and it's not 'ust aid, we have been hearing _ c

word of an inevitable attack on cairo reach richard parker, the us political consul in cairo first. there was this message that they the navy was uh preparing to retaliate against egypt for the attack on the liberty. uh, they thought that it was the the egyptians who attacked it. they were preparing to to attack egypt in response. it was 2:30 p.m. when three israeli torpedo boats got close to the half-burnt liberty and fired five torpedos at it. one of them hit the middle of the ship and created a huge hole in it starboard side. due to the torpedo attacks, the ships propulse. forces stopped working and the transmitting systems were totally destroyed. at the same time that us jets armed with nuclear weapons were on the way to cairo. robert mcnamara, the us defense secretary contacted the uss america of the sixth fleet so he could deliver another strange order to the commander of the ship. macnemera asked guys to immediately recall the jets which were in route to. early next morning, the uss, america, uss davis and uss, massy arrived to remove the 34 dead sailors and 174 naval officer

on february 19, 1974 , a great victory celebration was held in cairo. sadat honored the great commanders of the egyptian army on this day and gave them bravery medals. but this celebration had a big absentee and that was general saad shazli, the main architect of the october war. the one who was preparing the egyptian army around the clock for the past 3 years to defeat israel and avenge the six day war. on june 5, 1974 , an agreement to end the conflict between syrian and israeli representatives was officially signed in geneva. and the syrian army returned to the contact lines in the golan heights and the only city syria got richer from this war.

and what's expected in cairo?cording to the latest un resolution, the rest of ramadan, which is a ten days only truce until the end of ramadan, which is going to end in ten days from now. now to turkey, where millions of people are voting in local elections, which could see president erdogan's party retaking control of key cities it lost in the last polls five years ago. most eagerly watched is the outcome in istanbul, which is home to nearly a fifth of the population. the current mayor there, ekrem imamoglu, is seen as mr erdogan's biggest challenger in decades. if he wins today, it would boost his standing as a potential rival to president erdogan in 2028. the elections are taking place against a backdrop of severe economic problems, including inflation of nearly 70%. let's speak to esra yalchinalp from the bbc turkish service who's in istanbul. why are these local election scene is so significant?— is so significant? these are local elections like _ is so significant? these are local elections like you _ is so

i asked the journalist kareem alcohol right in cairo for the latest a quite a bit. so 1st of all, very, very sketchy news. we don't have any refresher statement said we know that the how must indication egyptian intelligence, the customer immediate us and us intelligence of sitting together in cairo. now we have to egyptian state media reporting that there is significant progress without any from the substance or defense uh, what this process parenthesis mines in paid. but one of the problems yesterday, one of the sticking points. why the is there any indication? did not show up in cairo, was that the x rays demanded and this is from home us about it who is going to be released, the names who is still alive, who is injured, who is that they wanted to have more details about the hostages. and how most refuse to give this the test, they say this will be given when there will be finally a ceasefire. and the other thing which is also may be important, but also not confirmed it. so that's it from these really media. there are reports that the, these right is a no, not an

so far, the preliminaryj talks have already started in cairo.airo are there at present. hamas and not yet represented, but it source close to the bbc said they willjoin soon. they haven't received an invitation to attend this round of talks going on in cairo, allegedly. hamas has already announced that its just wanted israel to withdraw from the territories it is already entered after october seven. they would like them to withdraw from another guy said to allow those who left their homes to go back to northern gaza, and to allow the food and humanitarian aid across the strip. they would like to have a full, complete ceasefire. 0n the other side, israel is known to have been sticking to one position, which is a continued battle or campaign against hamas. they won't stop the war. they can negotiate a truce, which could be weeks in exchange for prisoners on both sides, but it could be what's been described as a deadlock. we don't know whether they're going to discuss a six week truce, or according to the latest un resolution, the rest of ramadan,

the, the, the recent around the folks in cairo and it's, is glue that, and that's in the whole. and the government of as well uh, we've been sitting on playing with all the pop is of the not responding to the made the mines not on the palm as of our but as the in the paperless then is that the of the rating as these via the necessity of allowing the display of speed to go back to note the guys that have to go back to the homes allowed to be a monetary and a to go 3 d without conditions to the guys as, as the code section that will have been off the war, the occupation is refusing to accept these main demands of our policy and the people, and they don't remember that the american administration is not the impossible. and is not a fed made the a to the administration is a pot not directly with nothing. yeah. who and his government in the war again, as i look forward to seeing, you know, people, the u. s. administration is supported and nothing. yeah. hope politically and mentally financially and on the diplomatic level of fluid the you as a veto and the security account. so that's

we know for a cease fire agreement to mediation is in cairo. so let's take that now to have this all hope. you know, if you're part of east jerusalem, so what line that we're hearing out of israel and the conclusion of those talks and kyra the whole 2nd day of talks in cairo wrapping up with no real end in sight here. these really is, are saying they're waiting for him as his response. while i'm saying they're waiting for israel's response. and mediators in the middle here kind of scrambling to try and get answers from both sides. but it seems at this point that the talks are stalled. and remember that these rarely did not send their own delegation to the egyptian capital because they had demanded from us a list of names of all the captives and gaza, who are still alive. how must have refused that request saying that they can not give up that kind of information until there's a final deal on the table. so a lot of back and forth, a lot of sticking points from both sides, but it's really officials even at the highest level like netanyahu, himsel

israel is reported not to be sending a delegation to talks taking place in cairo.hat's despite us officials saying a ceasefire deal was already "on the table" and israel had approved it. the sticking point appears to be hamas not supplying a list of the hostages who would be released. washington had been hoping for a deal by monday, taking effect before ramadan in a week's time. i asked our correspondent wyre davies, who is now injerusalem, about the doubts regarding whether the israeli delegation will participate in the cairo talks. those earlier rumours from washington had sent pulses racing among some people, hoping that there may be an imminent agreement for a cease fire, however temporary, between hamas and israel. and the hamas delegation arriving in cairo today for the talks also expressed hope that a deal could be reached. and again, optimism sort of grew, but there were significant obstacles. and anybody covering this story over the last few months will know that often hopes of a ceasefire are dashed by realities on the ground. and one of israel's obstacle

oh, go harry and cairo a welcome. we for reports and is really media now that at israel is boycotting talked because mass has rejected its demand for a list of living hostages. what can you tell us about these media reports? yeah, well, it started very optimistic. the, today, this negotiations was the how must education showing up uh, how much things it takes to expect the 24 to 48 hours. there will be a deal and also educational washington that we are on the finishing line. and then what happened though, we have a lot of last minute demands on both sides pressed as a basic agreement on the framework. and that is said that there's a 6 months chose that. that wouldn't be an exchange of freedom if the release of it is ready, hostages are all for 2 of them. a pen for the number of funds being in prison, us release from is really cruises that but then this last minute, 2 months, the 1st is right in the set up on this of the policy and they are not willing to release and then is right. and also the month it's from us and,

today's news sources from they announced the arrival of a delegation to cairo to continue the talks on establishing a ceasefire, but the zionist regime did not send a delegation to participate in these talks. i am talking about this issue with mr. seyed hadi seyed oghahi, an expert on west asian issues, who is a guest of today's world. welcome mr. seyed oghahi. as a first question, i want i would like to ask that in the news, the hamas delegation arrived in cairo today for negotiations, as mentioned in the news, the zionists refused to attend . i want to know that even though there is a lot of pressure from the prisoners' families, how can the prime minister of the zionist regime handle this public opinion and this internal pressure? he ignores the existence and talks about not being present in the negotiations and refuses to follow up the negotiations . first of all, why did netanyahu not stay until now, even though he needs these negotiations now, but with his own conditions, netanyahu's conditions are also characteristic of determining the task of the current situation that is in th

he's not going to send anyone to cairo. these are reports from israeli media. he's not going to send anyone to cairo until i'm us, gives up a list of old hostages that are still alive. and again, we'd heard earlier from how much they are not prepared to do this. so both sides on the face of it, seeing still to be far apart. burnett smith, i was just era ramallah and the occupied westbank rose in jordan is in washington dc, with more details coming from the white house as one of the 3 officials who braved said that in principle, the israeli government has agreed to a 6 week cease fire between the israelis, homos and other fighters, inside garza, in order to increase the amount of humanitarian aid going into garza, as well as allowing for the release of more captives currently being held and daughter. those captive would belong to one of 4 categories. women, the elderly, the injured, and the sick. now, according to these us officials, it's now up to him off to decide whether it can comply with that term in order to start the ceasefire, which everyone is hoping co

just for instance, joint talks in cairo. do you think it's not yet clear? if i'm being completely honest, we've done it. we've reached out to the prime minister's office here this morning on more than one occasion. they on no offering comment about whether a delegation will be traveling to cairo or date has already arrived. the important to note of the last few days on more than one occasion is randy officials. public key including the prime minister have said they want to see a list of the captives who was still alive and gauze that as a precondition to resuming tools in cairo. anywhere else, and yet we hit on more than one occasion from a mass directly to me yesterday. and again, in various media outlets today that they are not going to be sharing names of captives alive or dead to confirm that kind of information until there is a deal reached. that seems to be one of the major sticking points. and of course, the broad irreconcilable difference between these 2 sides is focused on whether this is a temporary truce, a 6 week c spot, or an end to the war. a

so now moving to cairo, we're not a 100 percent. so whether these riley's or joining because these writers are waiting to hear from us how much on the 100 percent certain, whether they'll sign up because they want a permanent c 5. not just a temporary truce. meanwhile, the americans ad dropping aid on desperate people in gaza. the pressure is on how much isn't it to accede to the sci fi to take what is on the table now and worry about permanent, too excited to think they will. so i'm not sure i'm not sure they've been adamant that they want to permanent ceasefire as you, as you mentioned, i just don't know what the incentive is because what israel has been saying all along the incentive is to ease the suffering and cause right, but it's somebody like into to a stay of execution. i mean, if israel's or end game is to effectively destroy guys, which is what, what they're doing. if you're just delaying that then, and if you're also in the process of giving up your chips, your bargaining chips, then i'm not sure that there's enough ince

and the band bulk is in cairo, where she's held talks with a gibson counter punching cairo shall later fly onto israel. and what will be her 6 visit to the country since the how much lead time or attacks on october 7th? she's also expected to visit the as by the occupied westbank and meet palestinian authority lead. i'm one of us. i spoke to journalists, katarina. oh, go hoary. in cairo, he told us more about that box visit. why what we hear from the different sites the there we're meeting and there were 3 main topics. the 1st topic concerning the field, the education field often is raining incursion into tough, which is right. that gives you 4 to 5 minutes to set. that would be a situation that would be a catastrophe. and this will be think stream the destination to, to control something i think the sample is also a green was the, is the also the chips, the frustration of both it is coming into the gaza strip. also from the egyptian side, everything has to be approved by these re decided that is very slow. that needs to be more a coming in also something they junction in the german si

i want to talk about that with journalist cream. alcohol re who is in cairo. dream is good to see you again, what we just heard blinking talking there. how much, how close, or how far apart are we today to an immediate sustainable ceasefire? well, he said basically this is the main way forward. so he said also that, that they're getting closer and, but also if we think that the they're asked in other difficulties, i had, i think one of the best indications that there is something on the paper this worst negotiating is the fact that to tomorrow. and that would be a big meeting in do on costa, and also with the head of it is really most of the intelligence service. so there seems to be enough to continue the bushes and sibling. it seems to be quite optimistic that if we move forward, we can also said that israel needs to do more with a deliveries to gaza. it seems that the us is now. i don't want to say on a full computation course with nothing yahoo, but it could be described that way. um and that pressure is building up. what would you say is behind this strategy? so he kitty said tha

oh go, how are you in cairo? and he told us more about why israel is not sending a delegation to these negotiations. yeah, well, it started very optimistic. the today this negotiations was the how much education showing up uh, how much thing that takes to expect the $24.00 to $48.00. there will be a deal that also educational washington that we are on the finishing line. and then what happened though, we have a lot of last minute demands on both sides pressed as a basic agreement on the framework. and that is said that there's a 6 months chose that there will be an exchange of freedom if the release of it is ready, hostages are all, for 2 of them, a pen for the number of parts. the prisoners released from is really cruises that but then this last minute demand. so 1st am is right in the set up on this of punish thing. and they are not willing to release and then is right. and also the amount that's from us and a list of the refugees of the hostages that are going to be released, the list of who, who was that was

and at the same time, they all these talks resuming in cairo on sunday, c 5 talks. what does that suggest to you? what does it indicate? are you at all hopeful that they could deal with something positive and also have to it also is that i received the measure of shipment of weapons from the us as well. so if you put all the some complex i'm, i'm system mistake. i don't think there is any, just going to be any big throw in this negotiations around because again, it has been reported. and as soon as i lead me to that, the negation that is going to kind of been coming to the ha has been slipped from. it's monday to strike a deal. so getting nothing, nothing else than holds the ultimate decision. and it has also been reported, but induced by the cabinet. he's the only one who's been more or less standing behind one condition, which is not allowing the but i've seen that if you choose to reach the end that's picking balm. that's sort of the for how much, how much has more of this uh, give some compromise, especially on dependency side. i mean, they are not projecting uh

and the us have been holding talks in cairo, seeking a truce, and the 5 a month. the conflict between israel on time us must cost which in many countries regard as a temporal organization. now us officials say israel has broadly approved a deal. us vice president campbell a heresies calling for an immediate cease fire in the country for at least the next 6 weeks. the comments of the strongest by the, by the administration since the war began. vice president is hosting is ready will cabinet member benny jobs and she says the faith 5 would benefit both sides. and given the amends scale of suffering in gaza, there must be an immediate cease fire select which is what is currently on the table. this will get the husky just out and get a significant amount of 80 in or with egyptian media reporting significant progress in cx 5. so it looks a, just a carry outgo. harry, a kind of a, brought us up to date the way it said, 1st of all, very, very sketchy news. we don't have any refresher statement says we know that the how must indication egyptian intelligence, the cut that

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good talk agent on the us have been holding closing cairo's so you can get truce in the 5 months. the conflict between israel and the mass which many countries regard as a terrorist organization are us officials. israel has broadly approved a deal. us vice president come la harris is calling for an immediate cease fire and the temperature for at least the next 6 weeks. the comments of the strongest by the, by ministration, since the will be gone, the vice president is hosting is ready to go cabinet member at benny guns and she says the faith 5 would benefit both sides. and given the amends scale of suffering in gaza, there must be an immediate cease fire select which is what is currently on the table. this will get the husky just out and get a significant amount of 80 in on with a chip. should media reporting significant progress in cx 5 folks. so unless that kareem outgo harry in cairo broth is up to date the way it said, 1st of all, very, very sketchy news. we don't have any refresher statement says we know that the how must indication egyptian intelligence that the customer imm

so israel has decided not to send a delegation to cairo.has been criticised in many parts of the israeli media, and the israeli public, as an unsustainable position. that isn't to say that had israel gone to cairo, there would be an automatic ceasefire — there would be others stumbling blocks. hamas wants the withdrawal of israeli troops from populated areas of gaza and the citizens of gaza to be allowed to return to their home areas in northern gaza. and those are significant issues that israel might have objected to. meanwhile, the humanitarian situation in gaza is said to be increasingly dire. the israeli attacks on positions, hamas, and other positions in gaza continue, and people continue to die. according to the hamas—run health industry, over 30,000 people have been killed in gaza, most or many women and children. according to the un and other aid agencies, the humanitarian situation, particularly in northern parts of gaza, is increasingly dire, with some people facing starvation with a lack of food, lack of basic medicine. the ameri

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