now the u. k. was already involved in the 1st of those rounds of strikes and this most recent, the other ones have been taken unit last rate on the last already by the united states. this one we have for us. so for our f type food fights is company. us planes from the eyes in house, which was uh, an as an ad across carrier, for one of the largest acro carriers that us has, there was supports in other ways from australia, but right in canada and the netherlands as well. but i mean the us and u. k. planes actually taking part in the industry likes themselves. we're being told that they use a precision precision guided munitions that to mandatory sites in the vicinity of santa feels were hit by the u. k. a. the us says that there was a strike locations in title, including me, solid systems, and launches and defense systems radars, and the battery weapons storage facilities for the measurements. we don't have any idea yes about whether that was a civilian casualties, but whose these haven't said so and

k, was brief ahead of this action being taken. and we let me know that you have a spend time uh inside. yeah. um and it is a country that is still going through a very long civil war. and then the who these are not in complete control of, of the whole country as far as the instability of the situation inside the country . what, what locations is gonna, is that gonna have for people that as well. we've had our concepts in yemen since 2015 earlier according to, depending on who you speak to. but suddenly deciding lead coalition start to its own and strikes back in 2015. they expect to those to last a matter of weeks, and here we, on the 9 years later that has been a cx, 5 between the 2 major factions that we think controlled region in the north and the saudi back forces in the south. the official government, all the admin down that what we've seen though is almost 4 100000 desks. and now more than 6000000 people according to you and data on the edge of firm. and so clearly the implication of the us, the u. k. some of us of allies in

the, again, you've seen some of the biggest protests in the u. k. do you think that that's how much pressure or change has that led to and what the people in power are doing, as i think is leading to an enrollment some of prussia. we saw a very unfortunate vote against a ceasefire just 2 months ago, which did not result in a majority against disease flat, but that when numerous solutions were made incredibly a why. but when we go to the general election next year, a majority of the constituents who may have boosted before a serious degree, considering we're seeing how young people in particular, who have been capable of building enormous pressure in the u. k. as the last 5 years alone will not be around, kind of jumps does not close natalie's been, she'll do the pretests. we came off street statements now witnessing and testifying to the connection between the refracted most in his file against the palestinians, and the repressive crosstown. all right, to precess to this is you want to fire. i mean, in use with ms here to ensure that we continue to

k. was about among youth in america. i know that you do polling among young democrats, young republicans. how did they differ on this? and so i don't myself to pull in the united states. i do pull in the air world but i do fall. busy and keep track of pulling what we're seeing on the, on the question of israel and the differentiations. a customer relations between older democrats and younger democrats is quite. ringback stark, so for example, a cleaning a pack university poll showed that finance approval, reading for his handling of israel have asked for, was amongst democrats only at 56 percent. and that the lion's share, 69 percent of democrats, the democratic leading people under 35, disapprove of how by then this viewing this war. but also young democrats say that 61 percent of young democrats say, according to a pupil, but it was just released in december. so that israel is going to far, compared with 31 percent. the conservatives are moderate democrats. and so we have all of these pulling points to suggest that the

so not as kimberly was saying now for the past 2 days, both of us and u. k of being targeting several sites linked to who the 5 is in the capital. there strikes that in response to month. so who, if you're a tax on ships crossing the red sea with the officials say they're targeting vessels linked to israel? obviously it was mohammed a lot and has more from the i'm in a capital center to fund regarding the this. 3 attack a and then for data at the, the, the british american ministry says the, the, the, the, have some specific or show to attacks and, and then the kevin, to the, in the, for the, the now we have with missing another circle, violence and also attacks that are aimed at weakening the host is the capabilities and decent statements. so how these officials confirmed that the continuing their operations in the ritzy in order to prevent what they say, that shifts the heading towards. that is really the parts of these choices that the washington most pressure is really to allow food and medicine into guys and, and, and what the describe as these really

k, was interviewed on a british radio station and floated a strategy to, to feed him us well, simply destroy everything in the x 5, all those areas must be destroyed. every school, every mosque, every 2nd house has an access to tunnel. so this is of course the munition phonology for destroying the whole of golf. every single building and that's a do you have another solution? how to destroy the underground tunnel city that this is the place where the tories tide. while a political analyst and security expert behind the apple cider says, comments like bes, reflect the broad, a political and public sentiment in israel. the sentiments among is what he lives in general on all the account. uh we have here that if you did the, the, some comments from ministers as much as you had been here and also uh. busy uh from from other uh is really the condition that it is a member of these really conducive to, at the beginning of this world called uh for as well to you as you see about getting this. uh, the goal is was to add the money is what you got been calling for. the portion of the policy is p

k. was checked off a ton of volumes, both costs for refusing to condemn from us a message that needs the good parts of the palestinian people. the immediate, then the groom and there are a lot of stuff coming. i hate to be that is the most ridiculous. i know i've heard of the new york good onto us. good goodness and i'm not scared. i'm, i know i'm not, i'm, you know, a scan to condemn people who committed this. i am no good. the reason i was there is a little w started away on, you know, i just trying to get the ball and revise the ceiling. have you don't need the edge or what the oh, now phone? well, we just got the incident with a full um bathroom manual has a son himself and he gave us a sudden solve behind the scenes to pace. it was my mistake. ready that i did the research to these 2 hooligans where i accepted the interview, but after the interview i tried to research and find out that these are the as a german and this page sign this stuff again, just trying to pin down every singl

k, was kicked off a televised broadcast through for refusing to condemn him ass, a message that needs the good part of the palestinian people. the immediate and the groom. and there are a lot of stuff coming i go, i hate to be. that is the most ridiculous. i know i've heard of that. i owe you your good onto us. good to goodness. and i'm not scared i'm. i know i'm not i'm, you know, a scared to condemn people who committed this. ready i know the deadline was the started away on, you know, i just try and keep the ball and revise the, the, the edge. all right, so now, but now with this cost of the incident with the former ambassador mano out of has a cna himself. and he gave us a behind the scenes of that exchange, and it was my mistake that i did the research to these 2 hooligans when i accepted the interview. but after the interview i tried to. ready research and find out that these are the as a german and this page sign this stuff again. this your trying to pin down every single you know, person that i need to extract from them. that one dimension is the combination of i'm asked to th

k. on germany have reportedly stopped funding the us release and works agency for palestine refugees, that's off the as well. broad forward it on can funds claim this summer and well work cuz were involved in the october 7th terror attack, the suspension of west and 8th as box outrage when palestinians has moved in $2000000.00 in this depend on life saving supplies from abroad. we call on the countries that announce the session of their support for one or one to immediately reverse their decision which entails great political and humanitarian relief risks. as at this particular time and in light of the continuing aggression against the palestinian people. we need the maximum support for this international organization and not stopping support and assistance to it or data surrounding this all very small scene. and we don't know what the exact allegations is rarely is making against these employees of unreal. they happen to be dispersed. what we get, the suggestion is the best thing that u

a. everyday, me all just mark will house says the bbc coverage up depends on like in the u. k. was designed to discourage people from leaving their homes and having contact with others, resulting and people who needed help not receiving it added that the most vulnerable groups suffered more negative than positive effects. so in the lockdown measures, we spoke to a political commentator who said the mainstream media was part of a government propaganda campaign professor who had a system. well, it's just a couple of this issue because many of us about it for a considerable time. and it hasn't just being the bbc, the bbc is probably the worst example, but the rest of the main stream aids, right? right, so on and advise. so it's a beat or a very over by being part of these 5 government propaganda. unix, which provides us today with a, by say, great persuading the purchase public, click the lock down policies with the correct trading today. um, now one of the things which is interesting is that it was 9 right from the beginning for with informations in china, where the responses, wh

k was interviewed on a british radio station focusing on strategy to defeat on us. that is apparently simply destroy everything. and the next day i of those areas must be destroyed every school, every most, every 2nd house has an access to tunnel. so this is of course you munition phonology for destroying the whole of golf every single building. and so do you have another solution? how to destroy the underground tunnel city that this is the place where the tories tide the political ad listed as security expert? my came up beside us as comments like these actually reflect the broad, a political and public sentiment across the israel. as the sun came on so long as what he lives in june on all day by the cold. uh, we have the few things that uh, become common little ministers as much as you had been here. and also uh from, from other uh, is really the condition that it is a number that was really conducive to, at the beginning of this was called uh for as well to you as you see about getting the uh, the garage to. busy the money is what you got been calling in for the

k, was interviewed on a british reduced patient that flows at this prodigy to different time. us simply destroy everything in a, in place of those areas must be destroyed. every school, every most, every 2nd house has an access to tunnel. so this is of course the munition phonology for destroying the whole of golf. every single building and i said, do you have another solution? how to destroy the underground tunnel city that this is the place where the tories tide follows along the waste and security aspects, comma, hob, beside s. as a common slide. these reflect the broad political and public sentiments any useful the sentiments among, as well as in general on all the account. uh, we have the pieces that are become common from ministers as much as she has been here. and also uh. busy from from other uh, is really the nature and it is a number of these really conducive to, at the beginning of this work calls uh for as well to you as you see about getting the uh, the garza and the money is what you got been calling in for the portion of the policy is plum dogs. uh, let me remind you of t

k. was designed to discourage people from leaving the homes and having contacts with others. as a result, people who really needed help didn't receive it. now that the, the populations must bundle groups, stuff in more negative than positive effects from being locked down. this is suspect, discuss this now with political commentator on the web. a licensed agents a thank you for joining us. so on speaker did tell us more about these accusations being lots of the bbc for the bias coverage of the co, correct of ours pandemic in the okay. i as well professor warehouse has done well, it's just a couple of minutes. i see because many of us know more about it for a considerable time, and it hasn't just being the bbc. the bbc is probably the worst example, but the rest of the main street major to right, not so on. a high speed subject to not getting the public, the correct information about the target 90 saturation and in fact, so it's the beat are available. but by being of these 5 are government propaganda units, which provides us today with a basic great persuading the purchase pu

so now london is proposing u k. aggression to oppose. iran was so full regression. got well, reputable hoping going. that's the, [000:00:00;00] the, the russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best. most all sense enough in the system must be the one else calls question about this. even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the rush of funding and supports the r t. suppose neg keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services for the question, did you say a request for check the on the list actually 7 days literally. i mean the machine is good. yeah. but as you'll see, the need for us a good sample. nobody lives milgar through, but you are required to swing this, that you may have a bleach. and if it's that is not, it was 3. that's the color. so we had, i used to reduce in 1964 on the side of the mass executions in the small village of limits here. memorial was commissions created by scope the film on rubbing it and find out tom, which became known as the wall of sorrow.

but the 1st and this most recent ones, the u. k. has been involved with that for type things. sense. so you hit targets in, in yemen, in this most recent months. now the prime minister say that it was his decision. it was fully in line with international law. according to him, it was done in self defense. he was very keen, so it's a right that this was limited to minute 3 talk is that they had taken maximum cat. he said to avoid civilian casualties, which he made the point that the u. k is not seeking and a confrontation that they have a just a who's these to stop attacks on shipping in the red sea box, they cons. standby and allow them to go on challenge that military action was essentially a loss results according to the british government. they've taken many steps to try this ways. notes. who's these to stop doing these attacks before resorting to sending the plane is a and the palms. and he also says that this military approach is not the nice thing that i doing that they are trying to increase diplomatic engagements. they're tr

was it just the u. s. u k, they're usually getting their way in the middle east. is that simple? they're used to given the orders to these regions and these are leaders and they follow suit. they haven't really had anybody you know, defy the us and the british waters when it comes to sort of policy in the middle east. always use the example of the new student in a school where there's a school bully and the school bully. he walks around with picking on every single student, and then finally he needs the students, the student, the all the way in the corner. you don't find it. he tries to pick on him, but then he gets punched in the nose. this is a similar situation to what we have right now because it seems that comes on a lot of my back and don't, you know, they are really ready and they're serious about liberating the house and look forward to the follow up with the officials. their main objective is to, i'm the atrocities and the genocide is taking place in palestine. and according to the, you know, the single song home floor, you know, anytime no way for 3. if, even if it mean

will socrates for citizens of the us and indeed the u. k. it's a stock warning to gen, less than, particularly the fact that the us administration allowed mister lira to languish. and as his father called the different dictates as lensky is prison, goes out in there himself was very critical of this lensky regime. the fact that they know any language needs a language without health, as is claimed, but also to his desk, should serve as a very, very start warning that the freedom of speech and democracy in the west is nothing but mit service is nothing but an illusion. they will not deliver, they will not assist you. if you go against the narrative that regime fine. well that is our run down all the and use this, i say, so sob. but we all had to go over to should were tons the into 5 for an episode of going underground for now active as of right to, to reach out a told scars on the west side of the i'm action or time seeing welcome back to going underground broadcasting of.

it's question ukrainian, will socrates for citizens of the us and indeed the u. k. it's a stock warning to gen, less than, particularly the fact that the us administration allowed mr. lira to languish. and as his father called the dictates as lensky is prison goes out, and they are himself, was very critical of this lensky regime. the fact that they know any language seem to languish without health, as is claimed, but also to his desk, should serve as a very, very style warning that the freedom of speech and democracy in the west is nothing but mit service is nothing but an illusion. they will not deliver, they will not assist you. if you go against the narrative that regime of on the taiwan is today involved. so you want a pivotal election which could read to find the regions. future. polls have opened the 3 main candidates, vice presidency, each content that has a distinctly different view of the domestic on foreign policy as of the territory, as all to show it to sense the walls gay is, is focused right now on the small chinese island. why? well, because how the

k. to was human with them on their embassies and the embassies of all those involved. and the recent attacks are coast across the stomach states. the resistance excess today is not limited to around. it extends from the red seats in the mediterranean, encompassing groups from the evans. i'm so i'll, so it has by 11 on, we are united in our stands against the us and israel and will strongly retaliate against them a level and actions. so the u. k. a bloodthirsty and cunning nation should realize that it seems will be few tile and eventually back via the many people have always been actively involved today with this approach to send the meal in person scale, whether you have any populace, they ever ready to defend their dignity. families and homeland encompassing everyone from main funds to the elderly. for my us republican states that it's a right to black believe that the current policy is coming out of the white house where me see the middle east squared move hostile to collect west. i think it's very important to understand, said the divided ministration has been rema

k tool was human with them on their embassies and the embassies of all those involved. and the recent attacks are coast across the stomach stays the resistance . excess today is not limited to around. it extends from the red sea to the mediterranean, encompassing groups from the evans. i'm so i'll, so it has the 11 on we are united in our stands against the us and israel and will strongly retaliates against them a level and actions. the u. k. a bloodthirsty and cunning nation should realize that its speeds will be few tile and eventually back via the many people have always been actively involved today with this approach to send the meal in person scale, whether you have any populace, they ever ready to defend their dignity. families and homeland encompassing everyone from main funds to the elderly, fullness of the full make us republican state senate. so rich and black bleeds. the current policy is coming out of the white house. whenever you see the middle east square move hostile to the collective west, i think it's very important to understand that the find it minist

it's question ukrainian will far to use for citizens of the us and indeed the u. k. it's stockroom warning to gen, listed in particular, the fact that the us administration had allowed mister lira to languish. and as his father called the dictates as lensky is prison, goes out in there himself was very critical of this wednesday regime. the fact that they know any language and it's a language without health, as is claimed, but also to his desk, should serve as a very, very start warning that the freedom of speech and democracy in the west is nothing but mit service is nothing but an illusion. they will not deliver, they will not assist you. if you go against the narrative that regime signifies us our global and use operators for this hour. we would have cost be back at the top to see that the .

this let's, i tackled them the united states and u. k. it was expected on human and you from the for this day they thought to get to the south of uh, elect city, south of oak abide by last time they knew. at one point did the united states will respond to this attack, but i'm sort of, they are really well and ready for that on the, at the attack. actually, those conducted vice on offices against ships in dates. it was only against him that linked on or by city, owned by is it i the company or ship that i'd have been or going to be still been at is about 80, pull them and actually will default them. i've located on the m and a half of the one symbols demand. they can stop. all that is an id will lift its been okay on the stove. it's a dock i guess, because that's what, what is that of outside of those, the little this book. but, and if you have any army have said that the attack, i guess is that i, the link chip would continue as a, as before. and the could be, i made the attack as well against the united states and u. k. but the invasion

do you think it was right for countries likely u. k. to cut the funding? that goes to support millions of people because of allegations of wrong doing directed towards 12 people. yeah, you're right to put it into context. i think that was a natural bypass a shop if you like that to an organization is, is important is on the road. that's the principal agency, providing humanitarian aid would be somehow connect or involved with high mass, but it's 12 out of probably i think, 13000 but that locals that are participating in honors programs, everything from driving trucks to teaching and simple. the more complicated issues of management and i personally think it's, it's, uh, it's gone too far. um, i'm pleased to confirm that britain haven't yet to any funding. this is the pause peach of funding in a couple of months time by which time we hope that we resolve this. i'm very most welcome the u. n. cheese. i'm ordering and investing cation, these are all very serious indeed. i'm actually gripped on society that is overwhelming. so. so some degree, i think most, so

the incident was 1st reported by the u. k. maritime authorities. as soon as we have more on that, we will bring it to you. all right, with this. so this is, so i'm just being told bear with us here because this is just uh, breaking now and this is the statement by us central command. so on january 15 says the statement at approximately 4 pm, so not time ranging back who's the minutes inspired? an anti shipped ballistic missile from who the control the areas of human and it struck the m v. gibraltar eagle, marshall islands, flag us owned and operated container ship. the ship has reported no injuries or significant damage and is continuing its journey. earlier in the day at approximately 2 pm, so north time us forces detected an anti shipped ballistic messiah fired toward the southern red sea, commercial shipping lanes. the messiah failed in flight and impacted on land. in yemen, there were no injuries or damage reported. okay, harry foster joins us live from london, then we're going to talk about this a little bit more with you, harry. i feel there'

only government led by the u. s. and the u. k. that's a surface president. are the ones lane was only a blog bass in the region from port on the sound, the k all using disproportionate force against the i'm on the currency. it's hard to turn. the right seen to the blog boss is real precise at football. so in response to a line mark case after hey, a voice mail back for chi, choose initial genocide in garza, the cities wipe out mass funerals of children and more than 2000000 palestinians. this place, that's the new reality of goss on. and golden is really attacks. the latest strikes come at least a $151.00 all the enclave civilians also as r. c. we've been given an exclusive access. as you can see behind me, we're on board of the ship. that is carrying the rain right now. if you come with me outside the cargo vessel transports. and ross was 3 grain. susan baldwin makes the salt on their reports in mozambique, awaiting final delivery. the we have lots to get to this. our thanks for being with us. this is of course our to international. i'm marina calls for abo

this was israel, that escalated. so the united states and the u. k are in, in all hope tradition, and they look terrible in front of the region that in front of the world, robert in law cache. thank you so much for speaking to r, to international generalist and public political analysts. i think the current escalation comes as the west struggles to control red sink transport threats with, with the rebels and government presenting targeted and the american congress ship and response. the us and u. k. attacked the positions from minutes to richardson, act of, of britain says it's up to the roof is to restore peace. so we want to see is a reduction of tensions in the region and a restoration of stability. that is, i'll say today it's incumbent on the who t is not to escalate this to continue with what all the legal and i'm provides times on civilian shipping, putting innocent lives at risk of damaging the global economy west and strikes against the positions going through the use of war, plains, ships, and submarines in the red sea, the u. s. avenue.

k. prime minister richey soon act was currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. but over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of who's the attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy. and it's also the stabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit, the british navy bullshit that we've seen in decades now it's clear that that type of behavior con, carry on. the big question now is what this could mean for the war in gaza. and the wider region with the world bracing for a response from the who's these and those who support them will come to that question in a minute and we'll start with the basics 1st i will introduce, i guess definitively. com. who is a human on the list and joins us from new york a welcome tina. up the basis i want to start with 1st of all, or who are these guys that who is who all of a i'm, what are they fighting again, still full. of course, the conformation to population o

and what else did the u. k. 460. have to say where he was facing questioning from lawmakers essentially very soon off to come into this role as far as century foreign minister here in the u. k. he was repeatedly almost from the outset aust, about the situation in gauze and whenever he was aust initially about israel potentially legal compliance with international. he was the vase that eventually he acknowledged that some, you know, he did have reservations. he paused when he had concerns watching events on the fold in gaza, day to day. and he made a surprising admission in all these cases. yeah, there's a question as to whether it is in breach of internationally manager. no, that's why you have to go back. look at the episode, what for to in particular was baldwin, and then ask yourself the a bunch of questions to be sure what little eyes do they give you that advice. the advice has been so far that they have the commitment, the capability and the compliance, but on lots of occasions that he's on the question at that

they have long held the narrative that the war in the oven was actually about finding the u. s. and the u. k. and now that they have actually experienced the force of the us and the u. k, they are going to be able to emboldened themselves further and probably reach out even further because they now are finding all kinds of supporters that had been a bit tired of a long conflict. but her now where you live. and so the fact that they've effect we move from just being a local rebel group are backed by around to now being a very disruptive to shipping. it sounds like you think this, this strength ends the who these hand is a very much the is unfortunately they, uh, they've been trying to sell everyone on a narrative for years internally. and that narrative is building over into the white a region because for the 1st time they've actually gotten everybody's attention. they have no real visibility for most of the time. they've been fighting against the government of young. and let's be very clear. these facts were not against them and they were against the who teased, but the problem

and the u. k. are solely responsible for turning the red sea into a blood bath. the church president also hinted at something that was quite crucial . the us in the u. k. deny that to the who is these were capable of providing a successful defense against the attacks carried out by their ships situated along the red sea. but the charge president says that his sources and different channels suggest that they who these were in fact successful and to the fact that the who things have been engaged in a quite a long conflict and recent history against a saudi led coalition that they have developed the skills and tactics, the strategies, and necessary to ensure that they can protect their interests within young men. and the united states is currently in a position that it has limited options to the safest and most cost effective as well as the least risky. is option that the us has right now is to carry attacks from their war carriers. long range ballistic missile has to be specific. but this is a matter of concern because the us release many congressmen and lawmakers

then strategy affects experts have age, kind of must rekey in the u. k. i'm good, i'm glad to have you join me right now. why in your opinion of british officials say that the country is a tax against this who these have no connection with the warring gazda? thank you very much, mike. this is a very sad state, but i would say that the reason is that, i mean it is a very, it has so many that events with the cause of a law which is going on. and we do the genocide going on by user a. i mean, they do obviously, other data, the agent from the whole these, because they have been say for the last, you know, over a 100 days that, i mean the dad, well, you know, send, you know, belly cdn and it doesn't kid any, nothing people, the killing them brutally, no food, no, maybe going to eat or anything to them. and it was, it is the feeling then the sentiment of the diet was whoever, whoever heart in the right place that what is going on. but it's ninety's again that humanity. and i mean, uh, i can uh, reduce government or anybody claimed that it has nothing to do with

k. o u. s. or any country involved. and they have war and as well, any company indeed, they will allow that. uh that uh they spaces at that use the land or the deals that was that i thought came and they said, oh this company um the oil fields and guys at the will will, will, will it be set on fire on or the shipments as well. and that is the, uh, would it be, uh, what would it become outside of it if those companies to be sitting in the gulf, what i like united states use the land decide to get them. we've heard some us lawmakers criticizing the white house for ordering the strikes with hide authorization from congress as required by law. the same thing happened during the iraq war. are you surprised as a political list that these attacks have happened with ice that authorization? yeah, of course the admin the and they and they is going to continue using it the in says this any attack, i guess any company should be at they can get a light from the congress. but the, you know, that the, the white house, i mean, they hav

the u. k. new a treaty has released these images of its strikes a u. k. prime minister richey soon act was currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. but over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of who's the attacks on commercial shipping. in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy, and it's also the stabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit, the british navy bullshit that we've seen in decades now, it's clear that that type of behavior con, carry on us officials say more than a dozen sites were attacked, including come on centers and munitions depos used by the who is the group with eye witness video claiming to show explosions. and the a parent often math of the strikes in the american and british enemies bear full responsibility for the criminal aggression of the gate. so you have many people will not go unpunished on onset to him and the armed forces will not hesitate to

the draws in iran, and so the states and this are enormous all the u. k. and he was ambassadors, a say the attacks on game and we're conducted in so called self defense. the bomb is blocked under state side where protest as to aim at washington. his interests to 54 percent of our federal logic goes to the military and the website is ation. that is how to email the i'm in other countries in the us tax payers are paying for the whole thing. weighs as tax payers must not paying taxes to the federal government of the united states because they are armed. smart or is united states which makes the people of the united states mass murder is also to the us secretary of state says wrapped up is late to store of the middle east. antony blinking, visited georgie, a jordan, the new a far reign and egypt to discuss the escalation between tanza and israel on the hills of washington. solve the phones in the region. he suggested the us doesn't want a wider conflict. we were focused on making sure that the conflict on going out and goes, it doesn't spread to other places.

over 83000 people have signed a petition to expel the countries in baset and from the u. k. the petition was posted back in december, but the number of signatories, kyra candid, this week, easels and bassett, a spot fresh outside, outraged by the, by justifying the ideas, bonding of schools, mosques and residential areas. garza has an underground tunnel city and in order to get to this underground tunnel city, those areas must be destroyed. one of the things we realize that every school, every mosque, every 2nd house has an access to tunnel. so this is of course the munition phonology for destroying the whole of golf every single building. and so do you have another solution? how to destroy the underground tunnel city? although use ready office of code for the complete the element nation of gather since the october 7th attack, something has gone as far as to denied the enclave be stripped of access to electricity and water. meanwhile, a senior have mass official said. the user also does not exist on the policy that aligned. these role stands responding to face contract criti

s m b u k. say that it was vital to ensure the safety of commercial vessels according to the who is their attacks. where in response to israel as bombardments of gaza. however, the u. k. claims that the conflict in gaza and the buffalo in yemen all unrelated. i want to stress it separate from the situation in israel garza, it's 2600 kilometers away. this house should be very clear in making it clear to the outside walls that there is no linkage between what we have done last week on the situation and as well goes up. this was a specific action in self defense against the who t. ernie and my colleague, mike, or fortunately and strategic affairs expert hi made con, all my sri key, discuss the west military involvement in human as the u. k. politician has said that it's all about money that the country could lose over cobbler shipments through the red sea. oh, what is your take on this? i'll let you know. let's have a ticket. listen to this before you you respond. duties have been deliberately atta

k. he was repeatedly almost from the outset aust, about the situation in gauze. and whenever he was aust, initially about israel potentially legal compliance with international he was the vase that eventually he acknowledged that. so you know, he did have reservations. he personally had concerns watching events on the fold in gaza day today. and he made a surprising admission in all these cases. ready as a question, as to whether he is in breach of internationally manager know, and that's why you have to go back, look at the episode. what for to in particular was baldwin and then ask yourself the a bunch of questions with what little eyes do they give you that advice. the advice has been so far that they have the commitment, the capability and the compliance, but on lots of occasions that he's on the question that comment did also coal for more humanitarian a to be delivered into gauze that through a variety of crossings into the territory he also said that the u. k. supported further humanitarian causes, but he once again reiterate to the british government's po

man, which was really a u. s. u k or on. yeah. man, that was run by there is probably a proxy, saudi state. they take a resolution from the u. n, and they miss it. they purposely twisted and turn it and where it doesn't give them any authorization to the launch military force and they launch military force and they say o d u n gave us permission, but that's not what was in the resolution. and what the stroller government of yeah man is doing is policing the flow. busy of traffic in the red sea such that none of it gets to help the state, the apartheid state of israel does not. huh. but these are these a civilian cargo ships, though, can do nothing to the, the, the, who's the soul of doris. the with paula studies is not on the mines by the fact that the doing exactly what they're accusing is way of doing targeting civilians, innocent people, and all this. well, you know, um the, how the, um the uh, the unstructured movement in yet the amen has been targeted since 2015 illegally. again. what are you in resolution that didn't dare sa

so similar was in the u as in the u. k. i assume the company's book at most reporting from london. so good, thanks so much. now as long be known that the who sees have a key ally in the region and this is iran and there owns influence structures in other directions as well. the clerical regime in tyrone is using a network of proxies stretching from israel, florida with level them to iraq, syria on the red sea, full part of a strategy against israel, israel, and its main allies. the united states is ready troops on the advance footage from israel as minute tree shows its policies fighting in the gaza strip. 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu has repeatedly framed to this as a struggle between israel underground which backs a mass. israel has long being locked in to shut a wall with 2 round conducting co but strikes and targeted killings. it was believe 2 of being behind this striking damascus at the weekend. but nothing yahoo essays country is not meant direct conflicts with around the model for someone who says, why not detecting you ran we are attacking into the run is the head a dea

so how did the events unfold in the u. k? since then as well, the rising was on the wall, frankly, from weather's day when the u. k. defense minister ground shops spoke about what was asked about what would happen if the he's, he's continued attacks and he said watch this space. and that follows on choose day when the u. k. a u. k. destroyer shop down 21 who to drones, over the red sea. and on thursday nights last night, we had a cabinet meeting rapidly conveying 5 prime minister, which he soon i'm around 8 pm on thursday, followed by consultations which he held with both the speaker of the parliaments and remotely, with the lead. as a leader of the opposition and the opposition defense minutes of the shadow defense, minnesota. so it was clear that something big was going to happen. and so it transpired over the course of the nights the strikes happening at around midnight, u. k. time. and so although reducing act wasn't required to bring in and consults with other members of the parliament and the other opposition policies,

this is the 2nd time that the u. s. and u. k. of conducted these coordinated military strikes against the who's these is the support. so these attacks, generally in the u. k. it's it's interesting, a recent poll did shows that there was overall support by the british public. and also there is generally cross party support when it comes to, to the conflict in the middle east. and it will say about these, these attacks. there is a little bit of this quite that the a position the, the wasn't brief before the strikes, but generally there is cross policy support. that doesn't mean that the and also critical voices on the left of the labor party may be, but also by some experts and the reason regions. so they say that overall that should be the strategy of de escalation as one research approaches with a, with a ceasefire. gaza at the heart of this, the escalation strategy. and i would say that the overall support for the strikes by the british public doesn't mean that there is no say, i think value to about the conflict in the middle e

k prime minister richey soon act was currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. for over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of who's the attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy, and it's also the stabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit, the british navy bullshit that we've seen in decades now it's clear that that type of behavior con, carry on. the big question now is what this could mean for the war in gaza. and the wider region with the world bracing for a response from the who sees and those who support the general is kareema. glory is based in cairo. we asked him whether it was the groups intention to provoke the strikes on host, the target, to the who sees the on the agenda, basically it to bring to the situation of the war and cause a into the red sea. and international commerce is the state and that they are attacking ships that are going and coming. cool, going to it comin

and the red sea that he was under the u. k. have called that and that's the service phones to reset the tide spy, who's the rebels on commercial vessels in the sea? water. and let's of the meanwhile, the whose these report they have had several western warships and the red sea, a claim that was an error london, both the noise the i'm in the military group says that it is now mobilize and forces across the country. here's a local journalists breaking down the mounts and escalation. the one that holds the responsibility for expanding the conflict in the region is absolutely the u. s. and the u. k. for attacking them and the people, the solution is very simple. don't attack the any people don't attack any other people just to stop the killing of the palestinians and then be how many people will hold the tags. i will stop attacking any vessels in the receipt for the lead that we already aware that america stands with israel. and that is why we were prepared that america would attack human. we have prepared everything we have for am

k. where the plains rolls royce engines were manufactured and japan prime minister from your cause sheet as the country has reached a critical point. as rescue was raised to find survivors, the powerful earthquake that struck on new year's day and the thousands of after shocks that followed. the death patrol now has risen to 65, and there are fears that heavy rains predicted by forecasters could hamper the rescue work. quake triggered fires, houses tend to revel. roads destroyed the optima of japan's powerful new year's day of quake, which with significant of the sharks, full cost is still ongoing. these dramatic satellite images show the devastation before and after the quake hit. now is rescue a search for survivors full of cost, land slides and heavy rain could have put the rapids. japan's prime minister on the line. the sense of urgency is you seem to have secret a by you and you. it's being 40 hours since the quite the side shuttle. it's a race against time to rescue victims. we mus

i think we might very well have a law firm here in okay, u k. yeah, if it was okay, we're ready for you, we can get the connection monument. can you just tell us all we know at this point in time? well, it says the somewhere near the 11 am russian minister of defense of letting him, if you will, 7 to 6. so down in building it's region, minnesota defense that they will, 6 to 3, you created and present a 446 crew members and 3 score on the plane they were moving to build or to for, for the prisoner who exchange with the know for sure. what's happened, i don't know for sure, but pulling in a report, say that the playing field don't to and then to mobile function. and i'd like to say they say a few things about the ball to the bulk of the silver region. now, every day, sometimes i'm in a few times a day, you can, you can see here they have different systems for building and they are exec those sirens going to be held here and there. but these time at 11 am to think it was overwhelmed with the tv and radio air. busy interrupted by russians, emergency

the festival was the only the u. k. the only nation that agreed to also take pos, are these military strikes the on? so what is what we're not going into the consultation process? have you degraded any who with the operational ability while we contact you because of operational security? and the key question is, how do you know it was a us talk vessels that were being targeted specifically and what you'll be getting just address was cause of value, but finally pushed the positive button over the edge. i mean, honestly, we simply, well the label, the commercial vessels in the us will operating and roughly the same area as the attacks. but the naval vessels are more than able to determine if being targeted. so that's that cause it's barely for the latest bombardment of yemen. from the us. all right, you have. thank you. she advertising life was there in washington. let's cross to villa marks in london. so i've been in this. it's been telegraphed for, for several days. at the d. u a u. k. would be involved in joining the u

k. um no, that was only convenient. we mentioned when it works for you, other than that, but we're right, we're virtuous people, so we're going to do what we're going to do. and it's very interesting is that people have resistance movements. that's one of the only tools that they have against the powerful is international law. and obviously with your own eyes you can watch the it was about the video coming out of god. so he's like, that is the way sion, the international law, international humanitarian. well, i don't know what is, well, you know, it was funny if, if, if you held up, if you gave the scenarios to students law students, international law, and you just cover to be said country a did the following or hold up an x ray, ahold of a lab result to do what is this pregnant? dead, broken leg. that's the way most people think of of law is if you do this, it is a, it is a violation. let me go back and i'm glad we brought up 911. i learned these wonderful images, for example, the better to fight them there than here.

k. um no, that was only can be knew we mentioned when it works for you other than that, but we're right, we're virtuous people, so we're going to do what we're going to do. and it's very interesting is that people have resistance moments. it's one of the only tools that they have against the powerful is international law. and obviously, with your own eyes, you can watch the, it was about the video coming out of gasoline is like that is an evaluation of, of the international law, international humanitarian. well, i don't know what is, well, you know, it's funny if, if, if you held up, if you gave the scenarios to students law students, international law, and you just cover to be said country a did the following or hold up an x ray, ahold of a lab result to do what is this pregnant, dead, broken leg. that's the way most people think of of law is if you do this, it is a, it is a violation. let me go back and i'm glad we brought up 911. i learned these wonderful images, for example, the bett

k. warships h m s diamonds, one of the u. k. destroyer that's in the gulf area, shopped down some drones and the defense equity on wednesdays. that as you say, watch this space. so there was no surprise that the strikes again to the targets. it does appear that the targets were larger limited to infrastructure and capability as opposed to hitting lodging complements of a personnel. nevertheless, it does the up the possibility of an escalation in that area, and there certainly concerns being express. so at the same time the allies are putting the support behind the us and the u. k. a by allies, i'm talking about countries such as australia, denmark, france, all right, even who are positive, i kind of coalition in that area in support of those strikes. there are other nations that are expressing disquiet. chucky, for example, president, other one that describing the attacks is disproportionate and the keys in the us and u. k. a tried to turn the red sea into a sea of blood. and like pros and russia has attacked the, as the atta

k. where the planes rolls royce engines, women, the fact that the crew of the japan outlines, passenger plane safety of actuated everyone on board despite the aircraft being engulfed in flames. but only the pilot escaped alive from the coast gap claim. a dramatic scenes a take care is indeed accurate. this is the moment the passenger at cross best into flames of to colliding with the coast guard, playing on the runway for 379 passengers and crew. a boat. the lodge applied whether evacuated those in the smaller craft, but unfortunately not so lucky. the coast guard flight was on its way to deliver release. so that was affected by the as quite the hit to the other side of the item on new year's day. japan's prime minister off at these words, for those who lost their lives equal to show green. all these people had carried out their jobs with a strong sense of duty and responsibility for the disaster stricken areas and victims. the joins is this is a very unfortunate incident, and i would li