on day one of this war, the israeli security cabinet passed a decision that said we place no limitationstsoever on food, water, medicine entering the gaza strip. at the same time, we've opened up a crossing in southern israel, the kerem shalom crossing, for aid into gaza. so that's augmenting the aid coming in through rafah. and i can tell you that trucks that we've already inspected and authorized that have entered the southern part of the gaza strip are somehow being held up. and our concern is that hamas is deliberately augmenting, deliberately creating a problem with the distribution of the aid so as to put pressure on the international community to put pressure on for a ceasefire, because that's their only lifeline, because we are in the process of destroying hamas and they know the only way to save themselves and their regime of terror is to have pressure for a ceasefire. but everyone, if one talks about moral leadership, we can't accept hamas's terms. we can't accept their rules of the game. letting hamas survive is just a recipe for more violence down the road. the director of co

on day one of this war, the israeli security cabinet passed a decision that said we place no limitationsood, water, medicine entering the gaza strip. at the same time, we've opened up a crossing in southern israel, the kerem shalom crossing, for aid into gaza. so that's augmenting the aid coming in through rafah. and i can tell you that trucks that we've already inspected and authorized that have entered southern part of the gaza strip —— and authorised that have entered southern part of the gaza strip are somehow being held up. and our concern is that hamas is deliberately augmenting, deliberately creating a problem with the distribution of the aid so as to put pressure on the international community to put pressure on for a ceasefire, because that's their only lifeline, because we are in the process of destroying hamas and they know the only way to save themselves and their regime of terror is to have pressure for a cease fire. —— is to have pressure for a ceasefire. but everyone, if one talks about moral leadership, we can't accept hamas's terms. we can't accept their rules of the gam

let me remind you that the day before, the israeli security cabinet approved an increase in the amount of fuel that enters the gas sector per day from 60,000 liters to 120,000. the situation in the enclave remains catastrophic. palestinian media... show footage from the city of deir el-balah. hundreds of people gathered at the un agency building in the hope of receiving food or any humanitarian aid. a delegation from the russian federation headed by deputy prime minister victoria abramchenko arrived today to get acquainted with the belarusian experience in introducing forestry. meeting place: kopolsky experimental forestry enterprise. as the minister of forestry of belarus alexander kulik noted, our country is ready to supply. industries in the field of attention, a unified state automated information system and its integration with the russian register. wood accounting system one: from the stump to the consumer, make sure that there is transparency of the movement, so we are already doing this for us now, literally within maybe a month. well, we are planning before the new year so tha

on day one of this war, the israeli security cabinet passed a decision that said we place no limitations, medicine entering the gaza strip. at the same time, we've opened up a crossing in southern israel, the kerem shalom crossing, for aid into gaza. so that's augmenting the aid coming in through rafah. and i can tell you that trucks that we've already inspected and authorized that have entered the southern part of the gaza strip are somehow being held up. and our concern is that hamas is deliberately augmenting, deliberately creating a problem with the distribution of the aid so as to put pressure on the international community to put pressure on for a ceasefire, because that's their only lifeline, because we are in the process of destroying hamas and they know the only way to save themselves and their regime of terror is to have pressure for a ceasefire. but everyone, if one talks about moral leadership, we can't accept hamas�*s terms. we can't accept their rules of the game. letting hamas survive is just a recipe for more violence down the road. ukraine says one person died and four w

on day one of this war the israeli security cabinet past a decision.ns on food, water and medicine entering the gaza strip. we have opened up a crossing in southern israel for aid into gaza, augmenting aid coming in. tracks we have already inspected and authorised, which have entered the southern part of the gaza strip have been held up. our concern is hamas is deliberately augmenting, deliberately creating a problem with distribution of aid, so as to put pressure on the international community to put pressure on for a ceasefire because that is their only lifeline. we are in the process of destroying hamas. they know the only way to save themselves in their regime of terror is to have pressure for a ceasefire. when people talk about lower leadership, we cannot accept terms of hamas. letting them survive is a recipe for more violence down the road. can survive is a recipe for more violence down the road. can i ask ou to violence down the road. can i ask you to listen _ violence down the road. can i ask you to listen to _ violence down the road. can i as

on day one of this war, the israeli security cabinet passed a decision that said we place no limitations food, water, medicine entering the gaza strip. at the same time, we've opened up a crossing in southern israel, the kerem shalom crossing, for aid into gaza. so that's augmenting the aid coming in through rafah. and i can tell you that trucks that we've already inspected and authorized that have entered the southern part of the gaza strip are somehow being held up. and our concern is that hamas is deliberately augmenting, deliberately creating a problem with the distribution of the aid so as to put pressure on the international community to put pressure on for a ceasefire, because that's their only lifeline, because we are in the process of destroying hamas and they know the only way to save themselves and their regime of terror is to have pressure for a ceasefire. but everyone, if one talks about moral leadership, we can't accept hamas's terms. we can't accept their rules of the game. letting hamas survive is just a recipe for more violence down the road. i'm joined now by the unrwa

last night we had the israeli security cabinet voting to improve and increase in desperately needed fuelcent days. double from what it has been in recent days-— joining me now is richard makepeace, medical aid for palestinians trustee and former british diplomat. richard, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. the situation for civilians and gaza remains dire. talk us through what is lacking at the moment. what they need more of. situation is absolutely dire, as you say. it is a tragedy unfolding, there is no other word for it. from what we hear from there is no other word for it. from what we hearfrom our team on the ground, those who are displaced... we do not of course have knowledge what is going on in the north, which you havejust what is going on in the north, which you have just discussed. what is going on in the north, which you havejust discussed. in what is going on in the north, which you have just discussed. in the south, those who are displaced, including our own team, live in constant fear or bombardment. there is not enough shelter, there is not enough food, not enough prope

today, one of them telling the israeli security cabinet, quote, what i see until peace scares me a lot. i see israeli bombings there and you have no idea where the captives are. i was in a house surrounded by explosives -- way feared not hamas but that israel might kill us and get it would have been hamas killed you. i'm joined tonight for more on that testimony from someone you have seen multiple times here on this program. prominent israeli journalist -- great to see you again. i know you've been speaking to some of these families, but to hear them site have expressed fear over the idf strike, that we're worried that is what would be what killed them, do you think that changes the calculus at all for the cabinet that listening to them on how they're conducting israeli military operations in gaza tonight? >> first of, all the prime minister did react to that family member giving that testimony. about the bombing being so close to the extent that she was actually hurt because of just the sheer force of the bombing around the house. he said, and the things you have said, have entered no

their families telling the israeli security cabinet, quote, we have received solid intelligence thate are hostages whose condition has deteriorated and who are now in immediate danger of life due to untreated injuries or illnesses. we demand that you take urgent action using your initiative and creativity to reach a deal for the immediate release of all the hostages. i want to go right to nbc's raf sanchez in tel aviv, israel. raf, at last check, negotiators had left qatar so what is the status of the efforts to free hostages? are there ongoing talks? >> reporter: ana, no formal talks going on at this time. that's according to the white house, in the days leading up to that cease fire last week, you had israeli intelligence officers in qatar who were then going over to hamas, officials trying to bridge the gaps between the two. that formal process is not happening right now. it's very likely that there are more informal channels going on, but at this point, i can tell you here in israel and for people we're speaking to in gaza, it doesn't feel like there is any cease fire imminent. t

they urge the israeli security cabinet to pause the fighting and negotiate with hamas to get the hostages out. nbc's raf sanchez is in tel aviv for us. israel's ground operation is fueling an increasingly apocalyptic situation for palestinians in southern gaza, what is that situation like? >> reporter: well, jose, apocalyptic may be an apt word. the dynamic is you have most of the population of the gaza strip concentrated in the south in that area around khan younis and at the same time you have very, very intense fighting going on in that area. i was speaking earlier to a man named mohammad, a palestinian british scientist, he's in khan younis. he was telling me he's hearing artillery all around, hearing machine gunfire, and he and his family, 30 members of his family sheltering in a single three bedroom apartment. they're facing the same painful decision that families all over gaza are facing. do they keep going south toward the egyptian border in search of safety, or do at the say where they are, stay in their home, risk being encircled by israeli troops and he said, look, going south

security cabinet and they are struggling to arrange that meeting.s can happen or had talks broken down for the moment? than happen or had talks broken down for the moment?— happen or had talks broken down for the moment? an excellent question. the families — the moment? an excellent question. the families of— the moment? an excellent question. the families of the _ the moment? an excellent question. the families of the remaining - the families of the remaining hostages have asked for a meeting with the prime minister. he said yesterday in a press conference, in an address to the nation that he will meet with them at sometime during the week, which is clearly unacceptable because they are asking for a meeting yesterday, it is urgent. whether talks or not will resume or whether a ceasefire agreement or pause is likely in the coming days, it is either going to happen before a massive ground incursion or not, and i think the chances are very, very slim. unfortunately, on friday, the ceasefire broke down. israel did not accept the offer from hamas of rec

regime cabinet to secure their release. מקיבוץ, אני נמצא פה עם קבוצה של אנשים מאוד מבוגרים, כולם עם בעיות, מחלות רקע, שסובלים פה מאוד בתנאים מאוד קשים, אנחנו דור שבנה את המדינה, אנחנו השתתפנו בבניית הצבא, ואני לא מבין למה אנחנו פה, אתה חייב לשחרר אותנו בכל תנאי, אנחנו לא רוצים. in the name of god, the merciful, the compassionate. actually, the issue of the captives is one of the most important challenges that the israeli leadership faces, as it contradicts the regime's determination to continue with the war to achieve its declared goals, but the issue of the captives, given their numbers and their identity, and the circumstances in which they were captured, as well as the ensuing... incidents is one of the most important bargaining chips used by hamas and other resistance factions. this israeli leadership has tried to limit the effect of such videos through banning the israeli tv stations from broadcasting them, but to no avail, as they still can be watched on social media platforms that they can't censor. so that video and

regime cabinet to secure their release. בן 79 מקיבוץ מראוז. אני נמצא פה עם קבוצה של אנשים מאוד מבוגרים, כולם עם בעיות, מחלות רקע שסובלים פה מאוד בתנאים מאוד קשים. אנחנו דור שבנה את המדינה, אנחנו השתתפנו בבניית הצבא, ואני לא מבין למה אנחנו פה. אתה חייב לשחרר אותנו בכל תנאי, אנחנו לא רוצים. in the name of god, the merciful, the compassionate. actually, the issue of the captives is one of the most important challenges that the israeli leadership faces, as it contradicts the regime's determination to continue with the war to achieve its declared goals, but the issue of the captives, given their numbers and their identity, and the circumstances in which they were captured, as well as the... incidents is one of the most important bargaining trips used by hamas and other resistance factions, thus the israeli leadership has tried to limit the effect of such videos through banning the israeli tv stations from broadcasting them, but to no avail, as they still can be watched on social media platforms that they can't censor, so that vi

here that was released by alasim brigades which shows three captives that urged the israeli regime cabinet to secure their release. בן 79 מקיבוץ, אני נמצא פה עם קבוצה של אנשים מאוד מבוגרים, כולם עם בעיות, מחלות רקע, שסובלים פה מאוד בתנאים מאוד קשים. אנחנו דור שבנה את המדינה, אנחנו השתתפנו בבניית הצבא, ואני לא מבין למה אנחנו פה, אתה חייב לשחרר אותנו בכל תנאי, אנחנו לא רוצים. in the name of god, the merciful, the compassionate. actually, the issue of the captives is one of the most important challenges that the israeli leadership faces, as it contradicts the regime's determination to continue with the war to achieve its declared goals, but the issue of the captives, given their numbers and their identity and the circumstances in which they were captured, as well as the... as they still can be watched on social media platforms that they can't censor, so that video and such interviews will have a great impact on the israelis and the families of the captives, especially after it's emerged that there is a big crack in the israel זה ממש כתב ביד של הבן שלי, הם זעקו לעזרה, הם פשוט זעקו לעזרה, הם צע

regime cabinet to secure their release. בן 79 מקיבוץ מראוז, אני נמצא פה עם קבוצה של אנשים מאוד מבוגרים, כולם עם בעיות, מחלות רקע שסובלים פה מאוד בתנאים מאוד קשים. אנחנו דור שבנה את המדינה, אנחנו השתתפנו בבניית הצבא, ואני לא מבין למה אנחנו פה, אתה חייב לשחרר אותנו בכל תנאי, אנחנו לא רוצים. in the name of god, the merciful, the compassionate. actually, the issue of the captives is one of the most important challenges that the israely leadership faces, as it contradicts the regime's determination to continue with the war to achieve its declared goals, but the issue of the captives, given their numbers and their identity and the circumstances in which they were captured, as well as the... is one of the most important bargaining trips used by hamas and other resistance factions. this israeli leadership has tried to limit the effect of such videos through banning the israeli tv stations from broadcasting them, but to no avail, as they still can be watched on social media platforms that they can't censor. so that video and such in

last night , the security cabinet approved the war cabinet's recommendation to allow additional fueled to prevent a humanitarian collapse from the outbreak in the southern gaza strip. the war cabinet will determine the exact volumes according to the situation. we adhere to the principle according to which humanitarian aid should reach civilians who need it, only for them. with the resumption of hostilities in the gas sector in the south of israel , the situation at the lebanese border in the north of the country has worsened ; israeli prime minister benjamin netanya, who visited the northern borders of israel the day before, again exchanged fire on a daily basis with the lebanese shiite group hezbol. bloomberg reports this, citing sources. it is known that the palestinian authority is already discussing with officials us officials have proposed a long-term plan for managing the gas sector after the end of the conflict. what is the situation? in the region at the moment our special correspondent in the middle east, stanislav bernoval, will tell you. stas, greetings, what is the latest

security, they were cabinet to try to advance some sort of a deal in order to have the hostages releasedof those same israelis are not supportive of a long—term ceasefire. we have to understand these are often seen as contradictory aims but they want to have some sort of a deal and i expect the government to advance a deal to help release the hostages who are still in gaza. the deal to help release the hostages who are still in gaza.— who are still in gaza. the israeli military warning _ who are still in gaza. the israeli military warning in _ who are still in gaza. the israeli military warning in the - who are still in gaza. the israeli military warning in the last - who are still in gaza. the israeli l military warning in the last couple of days that the fighting in gaza is likely to continue potentially for months. ., , likely to continue potentially for months. . , ., ., months. that is true and i would sa , i months. that is true and i would say. i can't _ months. that is true and i would say, i can't make _ months. that is true and i would say, i can't make it _ months. that is tru

this is the presidents national security advisor meets with the israeli war cabinet to discuss effortse surgical in targeting hamas. this is cnn news central. we will be right back. as humanitarian -- medical system and more are collapsing, israel's defense minister said today the war on hamas will last quote, more than several months. that detail revealed during his meeting with president biden's national security divide adviser jake sullivan, who also met with prime minister benjamin on yahoo. . >> the white house says that sullivan will pressure israeli leaders to quote, be more surgical and precise in their pursuit of hamas. we should note that cnn has exclusively learning how imprecise israel's military has been since the hamas terror attack began. this is according to u.s. intelligence, cnn's katie -- is here with that part of the, story and kitty you are uncovering the use of the israeli -- dame, bonds and how imprecise they have been. >> what we have learned is that there's a u.s. insists -- and described two -- and i that says that 40 to 45% of the surface to ground munitions

. >>> coming up for us, joe biden's national security adviser meeting right now with the israeli war cabinet and a cnn exclusive. u.s. intelligence finds half the israeli munitions dropped on gaza are imprecise dumb bombs and cnn is the first on the ground in gaza without an israeli escort what we're hearing from those inside at a field hospital there. >> reporter: the world isn't listening to us she says. nobody cares about us. we have been dying for over 60 days, dying from the bombing and nobody did anything. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible, it's happening. >>> we're just getting this for you right n

army and security. apparatus. of strategic depth and limited geographical area, israel must achieve intelligence and security superiority, so that if other countries decide to attack israel, it would be informed beforehand so as to do the necessary preparations. the third principle is to transfer the battle zone to the enemy's territory. and eventually the fourth principle is to defend citizens against any dangers, including air attacks, missiles and the like. all the wars between the arabs and israel went forward based on this military doctrine. the israelis managed their confrontations with arabs based on these principles. but what happened in operation was that the regime's military doctrine was totally destroyed, there was no more deterrence in the sense of military superiority. hamas was not afraid of israel's military warnings, and it was practically impossible for tel aviv to transfer the war to the enemies. territory. israel's army and security apparatus were not able to defend their citizens against hamas

national security advisor sullivan will travel to the region this week and meet with the israeli war cabinet as i have met with to emphasize our commitment to israel as well as the need to protect civilian life and ensure remote more humanitarian assistance flows and reaches into gaza for policy and civilians at secretary austin will also travel to the region this week to step up the international efforts to protect the free flow of commerce through the red sea. the entire world is watching what we do. so let's show them who we are. america stands for freedom today, tomorrow, and always. america stands against tyranny and against oppression. america stands with the people of ukraine. thank you again for being here today mr. president. thank you for everything ukraine is doing to hold the line for liberty in the world. the floor is yours mr. president. >> thank you very much mr. president. your journalist i am glad to be here personally to thank you and tell you how ukraine values what we have achieved together. defendant lives in freedom in ukraine we are fighting for our country and

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cabinet. this is something that they get full support from from the israeli public. >> we have to leave the conversation there. we appreciate your time and perspective. >> thank you for having me. >>> still to come we have no reporting on how the biden campaign is hoping to use new healthcare proposals to win a second term. >>> accusations of academic meddling against harvard university. a researcher saying she was put out of a job in order to protect a relationship between the university and facebook founder and make a donor mark zuckerberg. >>> the seminoles sidelined. florida state winning every game this season going undefeated but getting shut out of the college football playoffs. why? we will discuss when we come back. >> >>> we are also going to fight to give much better healthcare than what you have right now. this is a newer subject but obamacare is a disaster. i say we are going to do something about it. >> obamacare we are going to replace and supersede with a better plan. >> there

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white house national security adviser jake sullivan met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahuand his war cabinet. sullivan did not specify a timetable for transition, but for american officials said that they want to -- in about three weeks. president biden was asked about that timeline this afternoon. >> do you want israel to scale back and two -- in gaza by the end of the year? do you want them to tone it down, move to a lower intensity base? >> i want them to be focused on how to save civilian lives, not stopped going after -- but be more careful. >> a new low intensity warfare would mean in gaza is still unclear. there are still 137 hostages being held there by hamas, locations unknown. more than 18,000 palestinians, most of them women and children have been killed, since the war began just over two months ago. over 1. 8 million gaza residents are displaced, facing dire -- of water food and medicine. much of gaza is, quote, uninhabitable moonscape, if the large-scale bombardment is going to -- what does the aftermath look like? i'm joined now by david miller band, british

the americans were held hostage by the israeli war cabinet on last. and i repeat, unless the americans take a meaningful step, which is either to support a resolution, which has been fortunate powers to bring aid into casa, or on loss. the americans restrict and military aid to the israelis. if they do not those the israeli war cabinet, they can proceed knowing they're not going to suffer a punishment, no matter how many civilians, perhaps the most spiders died of jobs or for weeks or even months monday, how does this resolution have enforcement powers? how can it actually be in force? because, i mean, we've spoken also to a lot of humanitarian groups here on alta 0. since that resolution was passed. who said this is likely to make no difference to them. you know, gets very weak. i mean, if you listen to what many heads of a non governmental organizations are saying you meditated and organizations are saying, they're not saying the same thing, which is it's going to make precious little difference on the ground. and i think what it does is these thoug

the americans were held hostage by the israeli war cabinet on last. and i repeat, unless the americans take a meaningful step, which is either to support a resolution, which has been fortunate powers to bring aid into casa, or on loss. the americans restricted military aid to the israelis, if they do not those the israeli war cabinet, they can proceed knowing they're not going to suffer a punishment, no matter how many civilians, perhaps the most spiders died of jobs. so for weeks or even months, monday, how does this resolution have enforcement powers? how can it actually be in force? because, i mean, we've spoken also to a lot of humanitarian groups here on alda 0 since that resolution was passed to sense this is likely to make no difference to them. you know, gets very weak. i mean, if you listen to what many heads of a non governmental organizations are saying you meditated and organizations are saying, they're not saying the same thing, which is it's going to make precious little difference on the ground. and i think what it does is these thought

israel's war cabinet maintains that constant military pressure is the best leverage they have to secureday, the idf admitted to mistakenly killing these three israeli hostages, a 23 year old, 25-year-old, and 26-year-old. the three either fled their captors or were abandoned by them. idf officials say the hostages were waving a white cloth, white flag when soldiers misidentified them as a threat, raising questions about how the idf is prosecuting this war on the ground inside gaza. about 240 hostages, you will remember, were taken into gaza by hamas on october 7th during a temporary pause in fighting between november 22nd and november 30th. there were five hostage in person or exchanges between israel and hamas. the majority of them were women and children. 24 for nationals were also freed. an estimated 20 israeli women and 114 men are still being held in gaza. while the families of the hostages are pleading for a deal, the u.s. has said both national security adviser jake sullivan and the defense secretary lloyd austin are discussing the next phase of the war. the pressure is real to l

the point of view of the israeli security organizations is actually what the developments in the field impose. but for netanyahu, these developments have nothing to do with him, but the important thing for him is that the end of his work is not the end of this war. netanyahu wants to take time and international and domestic pressures are on his way. this war will save him from corruption cases , but with the persistence of the palestinian resistance, it became clear that this war will write the end of his career. special commando forces of the occupying army left the neighborhoods of gaza. according to the zionists, after 60 days passed. from the war in gaza and after this brigade suffered heavy casualties and damages , it left gaza, but far from the different and numerous narratives that the zionists announce in this regard , the question arises that the soldiers of the main combat brigade of the army how is it possible for the invaders to withdraw from gaza without completing their field mission , but after 60 days have passed? from the operation of this brigade and its presence in a

advisor sullivan will travel to the region this week and meet with the israeli war cabinet as i have met with them to emphasize our commitment to israel as well as the need to protect civilian life and ensure more humanitarian assistance flows and reaches into gaza for palestinian civilians. secretary austin will also travel to the region this week to step up the international efforts to protect the free flow of commerce through the red sea, the entire world is watching what we do so let's show them who we are. america stands for freedom, today, tomorrow, and always. america stands against tyranny and against oppression. america stands with the people of ukraine. thank you again for being here today, mr. president and thank you for everything ukraine is doing to hold the line for liberty in the world, the floor is yours. >> thank you very much, mr. president. dear journalists, i am glad to be here personally thank you and tell you how ukraine loves what we have achieved together, defending life and freedom. in ukraine, we are fighting for our country and read him and dolls will in eu

easy really approved the deal in a securities cabinet meeting in august 2018. during a previous netanyahu era as prime minister. and an israeli official defended the decision telling cnn successive israeli governments enabled money to go to gaza. not in order to o strengthenen hamas, but to prevent a humamanitarian crisis. that is true, but no one else approved it in cash. former prime minister bennett says that netanyahu underestimated hamas. >> i think the approach towards hamas was one of sort of a nuisance type terrorist organization that can shoot rockets, can cause a bit of a havoc here and there, but not much more than that. >> soabsolutely. and we've learned a lesson. >> reporter: this lesson is a turning point for israel. one even long time netanyahu allies acknowledge. >> that was a strategic lesson for the israeli society that you can talk a lot about peace. you can try to do a lot of things. you can come to the white house, get some nobel prizes, but in some point, enough is enough. and if you ask me what symbolize october 7, october 7 mostly symbol

israel approved the deal in a security cabinet meeting in august 2018, during a previous netanyahu tenureprime minister. an israeli prime minister defended netanyahu saying successful money to gaza, not to strengthen hamas but prevent a humanitarian crisis. that's true, but no one else approved it in cash. former prime minister bennett says that netanyahu underestimated hamas. >> i think the approach towards hamas was one of sort of nuisance type terror organization that can shoot rockets, can cause a bit of havoc here and there, but not much more than that. >> so underestimate. >> absolutely. in that sense we've learned a lesson. we have to believe our enemies. >> reporter: this lesson has become a turning point for israel, one even longtime netanyahu allies acknowledge. >> this was a strategic lesson for the israeli society, that you can talk a lot about peace, you can try to do a lot of things. you can come to the white house and get some nobel prizes, but at some point enough is enough. and if you ask what similar bowl lies october 7, october 7 mostly symbolized the israel society, no

white house national security adviser jake sullivan met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahue for transition, but for american officials said that they want to -- in about three weeks. president biden was asked about that timeline this afternoon. >> do you want israel to scale back and two -- in gaza by the end of the year? do you want them to tone it down, move to a lower intensity base? >> i want them to be focused on how to save civilian lives, not stopped going after -- but be more careful. >> a new low intensity warfare would mean in gaza is still unclear. there are still 137 hostages being held there by hamas, locations unknown. more than 18,000 palestinians, most of them women and children have been killed, since the war began just over two months ago. over 1.8 million gaza residents are displaced, facing dire -- of water food and medicine. much of gaza is, quote, uninhabitable moonscape, if the large-scale bombardment is going to -- what does the aftermath look like? i'm joined now by david miller band, british foreign secretary from 2010, 2007 and 2010. he also serve

israel approved the deal in a security cabinet meeting in august 2018, during a previous benjamin netanyahu tenure as per mr. and an israeli official defended the decision telling cnn, successive israeli governments enabled money to go to gaza, not in order to strengthen hamas but to prevent a humanitarian crisis. that's true, but no one else approved it in cash. former minister bennett said that benjamin netanyahu underestimated hamas. >> i think the approach towards hamas was one of sort of a lucid type terror organization that can shoot rockets, can cause a bit of havoc here and there but not much more than that. >> so underestimated. >> absolutely. and in that sense, we've learned a lesson. we have to believe our enemies. >> this lesson has become a turning point for israel. one, even longtime benjamin netanyahu ally like speaker hauser, acknowledged. >> that was a strategic lesson for the society that you can talk a lot about peace and do a lot of things, you can come to the white house and get some nobel prizes, but in some point, enough is enough, and if you ask me, what symbolized o

war cabinet.re meeting netanyahu and the minister is of the war cabinet accidentally are also there. because i think they're aware that, you know, they see how every time a u.s. official comes, he is meeting the israeli war cabinet, basically getting fully briefed about the plans, but also, you know, giving the u.s. position on what the biden administration thinks israel should do. >> yeah. the u.s. did a briefing with reporters not even long after jake sullivan left the country to talk about what those discussions look like, to get their side of it. the other thing that i'm fascinated by this weekend was what we saw, what we heard from prime minister netanyahu, where at one point it seemed as if he was kind of boasting about the fact that there hasn't been a palestinian state, that it hasn't been established. we all know president biden has been very clear, he sees a two state solution is the outcome here. but for prime many stern netanyahu, he seems to be reminding the israeli people that he sto

national security adviser sullivan will travel to the region this week and meet with the israeli war cabinet, as i have met with, to emphasize our commitment to israel, as well as the need to protect civilian life and ensure more humanitarian assistance flows and reaches into gaza for palestinian civilians. secretary austin will also travel to the region this week. to step up the international efforts to protect the free flow of commerce through the red sea. the entire world is watching what we do. so, let's show them who we are. america stands for freedom today, tomorrow, and always. america stands against tyranny and against oppression. america stands with the people of ukraine. thank you again for being here today, mr. president, and thank you for everything ukraine is doing to hold the line for liberty in the world. the floor is yours, mr. president. >> thank you so much. thank you very much, mr. president. dear journalists. i'm glad to be here personally thank you and tell you how ukraine, what we've achieved together, defending life and freedom. in ukraine, we are fighting for

national security advisor sullivan will travel to the region this week and meet with the israeli war, as i have met with. to emphasize our commitment to israel, as well as the need to protect civilian life and ensure more humanitarian assistance flows and reaches into gaza for palestinian civilians. secretary austin will also travel to the region this week to step up the international efforts to protect the free flow of commerce through the red sea. the entire world is watching what we do. so let's show them who we are. america stands for freedom. today, tomorrow, and always. america stands against tierney and against oppression. and america stands with the people of ukraine. thank you again for being here today, mr. president, and thank you everything ukraine is doing to hold the line for liberty in the world. the floor is yours, mr. president. >> president zelenskyy: thank you very much, mr mr. president. i am glad to be here personally. thank you. and tell you what we have achieved together, defending life and freedom. in ukraine, we are fighting for our country and freedom and al

national security adviser jake sullivan met prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his war cabinet inel aviv. israeli defense minister yoav gallant told sullivan israel's campaign in gaza would continue well into 2024. >> it will take and require along period of time. it will last more than several months. amy: according to the white house, sullivan told israeli leaders the u.s. expects israel's military to soon switch to "lower-intensity operations." the white house did not give a timeline for the change, but "the new york times" cited four unnamed u.s. officials who said biden wants to grant israel three weeks to switch to "more precise tactics." meanwhile, al jazeera has obtained an advance copy of a united nations report detailing the devastating impact of israel's assault on gaza. in it, u.n. secretary-general antonio guterres pleads with the security council to approve a humanitarian cease-fire in gaza. he writes, the magnitude of the campaign against hamas in the scope of death and destruction in gaza has been unprecedented and unbearable to witness. jewish-led protests on thur

national security adviser jake sullivan is set to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his war cabinet today. the white house says sullivan will hold what it's calling extremely serious conversations about israel's war effort. this as the u.s. pressures israel for a more surgical campaign against hamas in gaza. and all of this coming just a day after president biden hosted relatives of the eight americans held hostage by hamas for their f first in-person meeting. >> it was a terrific, terrific meeting and conversation. we felt that -- and we felt before and were only reinforced in seeing and believing that we could have no better friend in washington or in the white house than president biden himself and his administration. >> joining us now is liz naftali, the great aunt of abigail idan released by hamas two weeks ago. it's goods to have you back with us today. you came out and you were speaking as well as we just heard from jonathan there. what was your takeaway in that meeting about the commitment of president biden and this administration to bringing these other

then it goes on to read, israel approved the deal in a security cabinet meeting in august of 2018. benjamin netanyahu was serving as prime minister. the u.s., that would be under the trump administration, was aware of the payments to hamas. a former senior state department official involved told cnn, under condition of anonymity, due to the necessity of the matter. it goes on to read, a former deputy to israel's national security advisor told the new york times that it empowered hamas and helped benjamin netanyahu avoid a palestinian state, saying the division of the palestinians helped him make the case that he had no partner for peace in palestine. thus avoiding pressure of peace talks that could lead to the establishment of an independent palestinian state. you see, this money was sent to hamas or persons in gaza because the palestinian authority was withholding making payments. as a result, this money was to fill in this gap. here is what a former israeli prime minister said. after years of flagging concerns to benjamin netanyahu when he was prime minister of education he stopp

national security adviser jake sullivan met with prime minister netanyahu and his war cabinet in israel. israeli defense minister told sullivan destroying hamas with and we quiet. >> it be a tough we lost more 7 months. >> the white house would not comment on israel's projected timeline. meanwhile, around the globe and here in the u.s. there are signs patients is waning. the world seen enough slaughter and devastation. thursday, united auto workers, president shawn fain join democrats and union workers in washington to demand a ceasefire. >> he says thousands of his own members are concerned about the bloodshed growing humanitarian crisis we must fight for humanity. we won't be silent. vermont independent senator bernie sanders is now urging the white house to withhold billions of dollars in military aid to israel in light of what he called a deeply immoral offensive part of his two-day trip, sullivan will be pushing israel to open more pathway into to surge vital resources inside. but thursday, the white house that it had no update on that effort in washington. raquel martin >> with dr

advisor sullivan will travel to the region this week and meet with the israeli war cabinet. is supposed to meet tomorrow with family members of americans held hostage by hamas. >> and we saw more protests over the war today in the bay area. dozens of people converged outside the san francisco office of senator alex padilla. some made it inside the building where they held a sit in, while others rallied outside calling for a cease fire. they're demanding padilla reject any additional military aid for israel. a much smaller rally took place outside meta's headquarters in menlo park. they're demanding the social network end. what the protesters say is the censorship of palestinian voices, as meta responded by saying it has introduced a number of measures to address spikes in harmful content since the war started, and it applies the policies equally. >> ukraine's president vladimir zelensky, visited washington today, meeting with the president and rallying for critical us funding to help ukraine defend itself against russia. republicans want to tie additional aid to increase sec

advisor sullivan will travel to the region this week and meet with the israeli war cabinet later today. >> president biden plans to meet with family members of americans held hostage by hamas. >> but real change, as you know, doesn't come through. resolutions rising anti-semitism and islamophobia won't bring peace here or anywhere. i want you all to hear this as well. >> one city passing a resolution may not have impact, but we are part of a collective of cities in this country. >> tensions ran high at last night's berkeley city council meeting as the council and community debated a resolution calling for a cease fire in the israel-hamas war. some urged the council to pass a resolution. others brought signs calling it divisive. in the end, the council took no action on a cease fire resolution. dozens of people calling for a cease fire in gaza rallied outside of san francisco's. the san francisco office of senator alex padilla. some people made it inside the building where they held a sit in there demanding that padilla reject any additional military aid for israel. a much smaller rally

nasa security adviser sullivan will travel to the region this week and meet with the israeli war cabinet later today. >> president biden plans to meet with family members of americans held hostage by hamas. >> but real change, as you know, doesn't come through. resolutions rising anti-semitism and islamophobe won't bring peace here or anywhere. i want you all to hear this as well. >> one city passing a resolution may not have impact, but we are part of a collective of cities in this country. >> tensions ran high at last night's berkeley city council meeting as a council and community debated a resolution calling for a cease fire. and the israel hamas war. some urged the council to pass a resolution. others brought signs calling it divisive in the end, the council took no action on a cease fire resolution last night . dozens of people calling for a cease fire in gaza rallied outside the san francisco office of senator alex padilla. some made it inside the building where they held a sit in there demanding that padilla reject any additional military aid for israel. while a much smaller rall

this matter should be made in the war cabinet, the war cabinet means the most limited cabinet.itical and security cabinet , which is a limited number of ministers and one the war cabinet, which usually consists of three or four people and sometimes invites other people, is to leave the decision making. in practice, netanyahu and no one else can make this decision , that's why he should go to the war cabinet meeting and talk to him. my content is that the presence of hamas and other palestinian groups in the governance of gaza should be established and egypt officially he announced that hamas will be a part of the future government of gaza and there is going to be a discussion about exchanging all the hostages first. after a complete ceasefire , there is an insistence that it will be a temporary ceasefire it should not be, and after what the next government will be like, the resistance forces' position was that hamas, jihad, people's front and democratic front, these four should play an active role in the palestinian government, and it is known that after the holidays of 9 ad ,

in the government to secure the return of cabinets is being held in god's israel says, how masses over $12293.00 were mistaken with these hills by 246 area of this month and not in the states as imposing new sanctions on the money exchange service is accused of funding. iranian funds to the who sees in yemen for the move follows a series of we see a tax on commercial shipping vessels in the red sea. the group sizes will continue to talk, it shapes into israel, ends, its world, goes up the funds being sanctioned on based on him and then to, to keep washington is from the amount of time coalition in the region and determining who's the attacks. the biden administration is hoping the sanctions will bring stability back to the region. kimberly how could sent this report from the whitehouse of the us treasury is sanctioning one individual as well as $3.00 money exchanges that it alleges have helped transfer millions of dollars from iran to humans face to see group and in turn have launched attacks on various shipping vessels in the red sea, now the impact of the sections, the treasury depar