s. israel had already accepted the truce conditions that were on the table. so what are the sticking points for for us that they agreed to the framework. the framework is a 6 weeks at tusa ends to the release of for several 1000 to the board to set 40 is ready the hostages. in exchange for the 10 full number of students, our team is ready, the presence, but the, i think there's several, something somebody goes here right now. one of them is that the israel is presented and this off a prison us they have, they are not willing to release. that's the 1st of the know the 2nd is that the insurance is demanding this from us. and who are they going to reduce exactly who is a life we step? and it seems like how much this thing that they prove going to provide this is only it when there is a ceasefire. so another somebody broke seems to be moved out of the way. there's also been loss of talk about getting to a breakthrough before the start of the muslim holy month of ramadan, which begins on march 10th or 11th depending on the lunar calendar. how likely is a ceasefire

s. israel had already accepted the truce conditions that were on the table. so what are the sticking points for for us that they agreed to the framework. the framework is a 6 weeks at tusa ends to then the release of for a separate doesn't says that what this 40 is train the hostages in exchange for the 10 full number of policy is 14 is ready, the presence. but the, i think there's several, something somebody goes here right now, one of them is that the israel is presented and this off a prison us, they have, they are not willing to release. that's the 1st of the not the 2nd is that the insurance is to the mind. the. the 2nd is that the insurance is demanding this from us. and who are they going to reduce exactly who is a life was death and it seems that come us is saying that the program to provide this is only it when there is a ceasefire. so another somebody look seems to be moved out of the way. there's also been loss of talk about getting to a breakthrough before the start of the muslim holy month of ramadan, which begins on march 10th or 11th depending

s. israel had already accepted the truce conditions that were on the table. so what are the sticking points or for for us that they agreed to the framework, the framework is a 6 weeks tussa and the then the release of a separate doesn't says that what said 40 astray the hostages in exchange for the 10 phone number of public schools or to is ray the presence, but the, i think there's several, something somebody go to, you know, one of them is that the israel is presented and this off a prison us, they have, they are not willing to release. that's the 1st of the not the 2nd is that the insurance is demanding this from us. and who are they going to release? exactly who is a life was dead. and it seems that come us is saying that they are going to provide this is only it when there is a ceasefire. so another somebody look seems to be moved out of the way. there's also been loss of talk about getting to a breakthrough before the start of the muslim holy month of ramadan, which begins on march 10th or 11th depending on the lunar calendar. how likely is a ceasefire

s. israel had already accepted the truce conditions that were on the table. so what are the sticking points for for us that they agreed to the framework. the framework is a 6 weeks at tusa and the then the release off for a separate doesn't says that what to say 40 is really at hostages. in exchange for the 10 full number of students, our team is ready the presence. but the, i think there's several, something somebody we have to deal with right now. one of them is that that is what is presented. and this off a prison us, they have, they are not willing to release. that's the 1st of the, not the 2nd is that the story is demanding this from us. and who are they going to reduce exactly who is a life? was that and it seems to come us is saying that the program to provide this is only it when there is a ceasefire. so another somebody block seems to be moved out of the way. there's also been lots of talk about getting to a breakthrough before the start of the muslim holy month of ramadan, which begins on march 10th or 11th depending on the lunar calendar. how likel

s. israel military relationship is unshakable. as israel continues at slaughter of palestinians and gaza, the historical records notes. the american administration is a name co conspirator, to jennifer the. the west is especially actively persuading us not only publicly, but also in contact, start diplomatic commissions that we should not suspect. the crank persist, top diplomatic lumber, washington's repeated dismissal of ukraine's possibly involvements. and the tests and type in moscow. a suspicious and obsessive choices of last week's terrace attacked in moscow, west and significant amounts of money on crypto currency from ukraine, which was used in preparing to commit the adjust. stay plus the leases according to the bushes, investigate the committee as the warrant, gaza approaches the 6 month market. we have from an in the museum volunteer. we chose to keep helping palestinians in the, in buckled enclaves despite this hospital being bump.

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s. israel military relationship is unshakable. as israel continues at slaughter of palestinians and gaza, the historical records notes, the american administration is a named co conspirator. to jennifer dailey, the little green quarter board, and infiniti of table. did you get the, excuse me, any of the, when called at the crest? i'm one of the unusual or people just federally. you said the deadline after the immunizations. isn't you waiting in my car for you? hey, this good issue yamaha. we just wanted to visit with you sure . so bumper to you on to to confirm. send you out the board to group. so here's a move. the book, this solution should be on the invoice. there was actually just a simply not mine that was given. this is about, i know this is cryptic through amazon. i was part of the meeting the kids so essentially just finished the 1935 versus easily led by dictator benito mussolini decided to expand its colonial empire in africa and take over the opiate. by that time, e z o b a was the only fully independent state on the co

well, hosting is is rarely calendar parts b, u. s. israel military relationship is unshakable. as israel continues at slaughter of palestinians in gaza, the historical records notes, the american administration is a named co conspirator to jennifer the miss hours, headline stories, india essays. it's exchanged various initiatives with ukraine's foreign minister to resolve the conflict with russia. suggesting the attempt by key up to when you tally over may have come up short. skepticism is also heard among the indian public story. i don't know easy. it's andy as that. those things to take care of by way easier today around blames israel for an overnight or a strike on northern syria, which reportedly left the 40 people dead in the city of atlanta. on the number of fatalities from last 5 days to tear red suck in moscow climes to 144 people. some western.

the u. s. does not want israel to do this, however, as you said, israel is gotten how about doing it? that's the situation. now. what will the u. s. not a title in terms of cancelling support. that is clear. this is the iron dome at defense missiles. they come from the united states. they will not be scrapped at all. um, what other options does the us have? it's mainly ammunition or so called j d m a m or j them a kits they makes stupid bones smart because it can guide them precisely. then the ex, 35 fighter jets replacement parts, all this stuff that is on the, according to joe biden, to the president on the chopping block. if israel goes forward so the us is trying to play that card. on the other hand, they are really, really eager to get this hostage deal with home us signed a, to have another insight, this for israel to hold back. okay, thanks, steph, i'm stuff. and as even in washington, that's a russia where i form and johnson connection with friday's concert, whole attack, the moscow bei

the west will be vice versa, always a key ally to each other, the u. s. to israel and is, or l. a in this region for the us had it from 7 simons there. and rebecca, rid of that correspondence, both motion to the edge of roseland. thank you. format and charged. the fridays concert, whole attack made most go with being held in cost of the awaiting trial and terrorism charges, at least a $137.00 people were killed in fridays, the sold, the deadliest on russian soil in 2 decades. france says, join the united states and saying it's intelligence suggests the attack was coming down by a branch of the so called is i'm a state based in afghanistan known as isis. kate, the credit is so far, refused to comment on the lakes one after another. the suspect said dragged into a court in the russian capital investigator say, all of them have confessed to carrie. now it's friday's attack. inside a most cool concert, whole feed us have emerged in social media suggesting some of the group were tortured, well in custody. one of them brought in directly from hospital in a wheel chair. all 4 suspects

the u. s. does not want israel to do this, however, as you said, israel is gotten whole about doing it. that's the situation. now. what we'll do you as not the title in terms of cancelling support, that is clear. this is the iron dome, add defense missiles. they come from the united states, they will not be scrapped at all. so what other options does the us have? it's mainly ammunition or so called j d m a m or j them a kits they makes stupid bombs smart because it can guide them precisely then a f 35 fighter jets replacement parts, all this stuff that is on the, according to joe biden, to the president on the chopping block, if israel goes forward so the us is trying to play that card. on the other hand, they are really, really eager to get this hostage deal with home us signs to have another incentives for israel to hold back. okay, thanks stuff on stuff and as even in washington. so take a look at some most orders making news around the world. israel says it will stop working with the u. n.

s. government saying that israel's assurances that it's missing us dual. it's credible well. ox them as a humanitarian organization and human rights watch as a human rights organization, decided to come together and package the violations that we have seen israel and conduct in gaza in, in, in one document that we could send in to the u. s. government and say, look, if you are not going to assess israel's conduct, we will show you what we have seen. and israel's assurances that is going to use us weapons to abide by international humanitarian law. that's the laws of war. should not be deemed credible. okay, it's interesting that you say, you know, you've set of the us government if you are not going to analyze as well as conduct, because most definitive and i'll bring you in here. us law requires officials to assess what the recipient of american military aid does with the weapons provide, as does it not to believe the bite and administration is doing this. that grinds us law. us policy and international law require the united states to undertake assessmen

welcome to the program negotiators from us guitar and the u. s. has been holding talks aimed at securing a truce and the 5 month for in gaza. us officials have said israel has broadly approved a deal, but sticking points have been merged on both sides. these include details of hostages, held by him off and the number of palestinian prisoners. israel might be willing to release the times of israel reports that israel is not willing to join the talks with sites a list of hostages, who are still alive for the moment. there is no less up in the fighting. israel has steps up operations in the southern gospel city of han, eunice. the army says it has destroyed dozens more home off targets. pressure fritters is maintained as the united nations warns of a losing simon and gossip. the territory is run by him off which carried active tuber 7th terror attacks. for us vice president cala harris has called for a ceasefire and got some kind of and has urged as well to a low gaza aids or comments were among the sharpest yet by senior us leadership. and given the

s. u. k. france, israel, china, everybody wants the r c's resources. they want the colton, they want the cobalt, they want the gold, they want the diamonds, they want everything that's in the d r c in the eastern part of the new york city as well. they want everything that is in there that they have uprooted everybody who used to live in these communities so that they built mines. and here with the border with rhonda rebels funded by both the governments of the d r. c and wanda. how these are the columns like to in the congo has been going on for decades now? why is it important for you to bring attention back to it these days to thank you for having me. first, the conflict and condo has been going on for decades now. since 1996 and largely the world has been either ignoring it or just hasn't been told enough about it, we need to talk about it now more than ever because it affects all of our lives. and so one conflict in this world that is directly linked with the luxuries that we get to enjoy, like our mobile phones and our electric cause. oh and all

s. u. k, france, israel, china, everybody wants new york, these resources, they want the colton, they want the cobalt, they want the gold, they want the diamonds, they want everything that's in the d r c. and the eastern part of the d r c as well . they want everything that is in there that they have uprooted everybody who used to live in these communities so that they built mines. and here with the border with rhonda rebels funded by both the governments of the d r. c and wanda. see how these are the columns like the in the combo has been going on for decades now? why is it important for you to bring attention back to it these days? um, thank you for having me. first, the conflict and condo has been going on for decades. now, since 1996 and largely of the world has been either ignoring it or just hasn't been told enough about it, we need to talk about it now more than ever because 8 affects all of our lives. and so one conflict in this world that is directly linked with the luxuries that w

because the u. s. u. k. fonts, israel, china, everybody wants new york, these resources, they want the colton, they want the cobalt, they want the gold, they want the diamonds, they want everything that's in the d r c in the east and part of the d r c as well . they want everything that is in there that they have uprooted everybody who used to live in these communities so that they built mines. and here with the border with rhonda rebels funded by both the governments of the d r. c and wanda. how these are the columns like to in the congo has been going on for decades now? why is it important for you to bring attention back to it these days? to thank you for having me? first of the conflict and condo has been going on for decades now. since 1996 and largely the world has been either ignoring it or just hasn't been told enough about it. we need to talk about it now more than ever because 8 affects all of our lives . it's the one conflict in this world that is directly linked with the luxuries that we get t

because the u. s. u k, from israel, china, everybody wants the r c's resources. they want the colton, they want the cobalt, they want the gold, they want the diamonds, they want everything that's in the d r c in the east and part of the d r c as well . they want everything that is in there that they have uprooted everybody who used to live in these communities so that they built mines. and here with the border with rhonda rebels funded by both the governments of the d r. c and wanda. how these are the columns like to in the congo has been going on for decades now? why is it important for you to bring attention back to it these days? to thank you for having me? first of the conflict and condo has been going on for decades now, since 1996 and largely of the world has been either ignoring it or just hasn't been told enough about it. we need to talk about it now more than ever because a affects all of our lives. it's the one conflict in this world that is directly linked with the luxuries that we get to enjoy the mobile phones and our electric cars all and all of us

because the u. s. u k, from israel, china, everybody wants the r c's resources. they want the colton, they want the cobalt, they want the gold, they want the diamonds, they want everything that's in the d r c in the east and part of the d r c as well . they want everything that is in there that they have uprooted everybody who used to live in these communities so that they built mines. and here with the border with rhonda rebels funded by both the governments of the d r. c and wanda. how these are the columns like to in the congo has been going on for decades now? why is it important for you to bring attention back to it these days? to thank you for having me? first of the conflict and condo has been going on for decades now. since 1996 and largely the world has been either ignoring it or just hasn't been told enough about it. we need to talk about it now more than ever because a affects all of our lives. it's the one conflict in this world that is directly linked with the luxuries that we get to enjoy the mobile phones and our electric cars all and all of us tod

u. s. resolution you extra for resolution, which china and russia vetoed and now we have one which actually states it's adopted. so let's see how this will all end up planning out for israel, for the war and is early and guys, but you see it was only possible to be that way with the us abstaining today from it's the vote in the security council. why? because both the us had still problems with the text of the resolution, but had worked all weekend long with the other partners on crafting and tweaking this language. use their and without a condemnation of how much for their tax on israel from october 7th, the us still was okay with the fundamentals and that's why they abstained. and now we have this resolution. so what impact is this going to have on us and is ready relations going forward? it was a little bit of a diplomatic roll of cost or, and probably hasn't been the best day of israel u. s. relationships. what do i mean by this? these riley's are clearly not happy with the us letting

u. s. resolution you extra for resolution, which china and russia vetoed and now we have one which actually states it's adopted. so let's see how this will all end up planning out for israel, for the war and is early and guys, but you see it was only possible to be that way with the us abstaining today from the vote in the security council. why? because about the us had still problems with the text of the resolution, but had worked all weekend long with the other partners on crafting and tweaking this language. use their and without a condemnation of how much for their tax on israel from october 7th, the us still was okay with the fundamentals and that's why they abstained. and now we have this resolution. so what impact is this going to have on us? and is there any relations going forward? it was a little bit of a diplomatic roll of cost or, and probably hasn't been the best day of israel u. s. relationships. what do i mean by this? these riley's are clearly not happy with the us lettin

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

uh and how israel has been treating gaza and in turn, the u. s. has unwavering support for israel. now, of course we're starting to see movement in the messaging already campbell, i heard a so just the other day use the word ceasefire. as far as, as far as i can remember, she's a, it's the 1st time she has done that. people are also waiting to see whether joe biden uses that word in the state of the union address. so which is going to be on thursday night. what, uh mm hm. there is also a lot of talk around what exactly the u. s. can do. short of stopping weapons transfers to israel and stopping aid. there is the search many of arrows which are the options in that box, which many of those democrats do in fact advocate, but we could spend our entire show on that topic. so i will leave the middle east there. but i would like to ask you, matthew about isolation isn't because we're hearing a lot of talk about rising isolation, msm. and yet when we look back, weariness with so called endless wars has been with us for at least a decade or more. is it really any different this time or? wel

uh and how israel has been treating garza and in turn, the u. s. has unwavering support for israel. now, of course we're starting to see movement in the messaging already campbell, i heard a so just the other day use the word ceasefire. uh, as far as, as far as i can remember, she's a, it's the 1st time she has done died. people are also waiting to see whether joe biden uses that word in the state of the union address, which is going to be on thursday night. what uh, there is also a lot of talk around what exactly the u. s. can do. short of stopping weapons transfers to israel and stopping aid. there is the search menu barrows which are the options in that box, which many of those democrats do in fact advocate, but we could spend our entire show on that topic. so i will leave the middle least there. but i would like to ask you, matthew about isolation isn't because we're hearing a lot of talk about rising isolation, msm. and yet when we look back, weariness with so called endless wars has been with us for at least a decade or more. is it really any different this time as well? i mea

uh and how israel has been treating gaza and in turn, the u. s. has unwavering support for israel. now, of course we're starting to see movement in the messaging already campbell, i heard a so just the other day, use the word ceasefire. uh, as far as, as far as i can remember, she's a, it's the 1st time she has done that. people are also waiting to see whether joe biden uses that word in the state of the union address, which is going to be on thursday night. what, uh mm hm. there's also a lot of talk around what exactly the u. s. can do. short of stopping weapons transfers to israel and stopping aid. there is the search many of arrows which are the options in that box, which many of those democrats do in fact advocate, but we could spend our entire show on that topic. so i will leave the middle east there. but i would like to ask you matthew about isolationism, because we're hearing a lot of talk about rising isolation, msm. and yet, when we look back, weariness with so called endless wars has been with us for at least a decade or more. is it really any different this time as well?

and how israel has been treating garza and in turn, the u. s. has unwavering support for israel. now, of course we're starting to see movement in the messaging already campbell, i heard a so just the other day use the word ceasefire. as far as, as far as i can remember, she's a, it's the 1st time she has done that. people are also waiting to see whether joe biden uses that word in the state of the union address. so which is going to be on thursday night. what, uh mm hm. there is also a lot of talk around what exactly the u. s. can do. short of stopping weapons transfers to israel and stopping aid. there is the search many of arrows which are the options in that box, which many of those democrats do in fact advocate, but we could spend our entire show on that topic. so i will leave the middle lease there. but i would like to ask you, matthew about isolation isn't because we're hearing a lot of talk about rising isolation, msm. and yet when we look back, weariness with so called endless wars has been with us for at least a decade or more. is it really any different this time as wel

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now, where the u. s. has joined an international operation to air dropped desperately needed supplies into casa, depends, gone, says 3 air force planes card at the 1st drops up around $38000.00 meals. divide in administration says israel supports it's intervention to bolster existing efforts by jordan on other nations. you n is wanting assignment and gaza is almost inevitable unless a deliveries increased significantly. a warning that our next report contains distressing images. consoling each other. the boys have survived and is rarely asked right in central garza. many others did not. but the fighting and the gaza strip isn't the only danger palestinians face disease and famine have become a major threat. children's almost at risk. salvation has now taken the lives of several children. so the official records yesterday or this morning said there was a tens child officially registered in the hospital as having starved to death. a very sad threshold, similar, sad as to 30000 best through each dollar becau

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s. officials have said israel has broadly approved deal, but sticking points have emerged on both sides. these include details of hostages, held by him us and the number of post indian prisoners israel might be willing to release the times of israel reports that israel is not willing to join the talks with such a list of hostages, who are still alive for the moment. there is no less up in the fighting. israel has stepped up operations in the southern gaza city of han, eunice. the army says it has destroyed thousands more, have mass targets, pressure for a truce as mounting as the united nations warns of a looming famine and gaza to the territory is run by him off which card at the october 7th terror attacked to us vice president campbell harris has called for a cease fire and casa, and has urged israel to a low gaza aid. her comments were among the sharpest, yet by senior us leadership. and given the amends scale of suffering in gaza, there must be an immediate cease fire. the select which is what is currently on the table. this will get to husky just out and get a significant amount of

uh and how israel has been treating gaza and in turn, the u. s. has unwavering support for israel. now, of course we're starting to see movement in the messaging already campbell, i heard a so just the other day use the word ceasefire. as far as, as far as i can remember, she's a, it's the 1st time she has done that. people are also waiting to see whether joe biden uses that word in the state of the union address. so which is going to be on thursday night. what uh, there's also a lot of talk around what exactly the u. s. can do. short of stopping weapons transfers to israel and stopping aid. there is the search menu barrows, which are the options in that box, which many of those democrats do in fact advocate. but we could spend our entire show on that topic, so i will leave the middle least there. but i would like to ask you, matthew about isolation isn't because we're hearing a lot of talk about rising isolation, msm. and yet, when we look back, weariness with so called endless wars has been with us for at least a decade or more. is it really any different this time as well? i mea

uh and how israel has been treating gaza and in turn, the u. s. has on wavering support for israel. now, of course we're starting to see movement in the messaging already campbell, i heard a so just the other day use the word ceasefire. as far as, as far as i can remember, she's a, it's the 1st time she has done that. people are also waiting to see whether joe biden uses that word in the state of the union address. so which is going to be on thursday night. what uh, there's also a lot of talk around what exactly the u. s. can do. short of stopping weapons transfers to israel and stopping aid. there is the search menu barrows, which are the options in that box, which many of those democrats do in fact advocate. but we could spend our entire show on that topic, so i will leave the middle least there. but i would like to ask you, matthew about isolation isn't because we're hearing a lot of talk about rising isolation, msm. and yet, when we look back, weariness with so called endless wars has been with us for at least a decade or more. is it really any different this time as well? i mea

getting a u. s. foreign policy makers to support israel, hook, line, and sinker. never the optimism that it's, you know, is the invincibility of apax that are, of invincibility breaking down. and i think that's a little too strong. i think it's a road in somewhat of what the future looks like for sure. it's hard to say. let me make 2 points there. first of all, the lobby now has to operate out of the open, and it has to engage what i call smash male politics. before we wrote the article in the book, the lobby could operate behind closed doors and for any interest group, the ideal situation is to operate behind closed doors and not out in the open. but when you're out in the open, like the lobby is now when you're engaged in smash mouth politics, it's going to cause you all sorts of problems that's pointing out. ready one, please, number 2 that israel's behavior has gotten more outrages over time and a good manifestation at this point is what's happening in regards to today. and the situation is not going to get any better with the passage of time. it's widely reco

what some officials are saying is that the u. s. might indeed israel all proceeds with this ground invasion and buffer is something that a prime minister. nathaniel has repeatedly said that they might indeed be this conditions to the arms exports and disagree assigned to show how difficult the situation is. all right now is just if we look at the year drops from many, it's ameliorating that the us can not get one of its closest allies. it is to us, always talks about israel to get this trucks with a to go into guy that needs to air, drop them together, it with other countries to get food, to get it to, to gauze and also now with, with the us for us, we're going that to help with this peer with this a bridge to actually get a food in there. so the big question is, will that definitely be some consequences for all the us and will some actions also follow if it was filled by our washington correspondent benjamin alvarez. group or on the story force tonight. benjamin, thank you. what to southeast asia, now we're thousands of young peopl

what some officials are saying is that the u. s. might indeed israel all proceeds with this ground invasion. and bropa is something that a prime minister, nathaniel, has repeatedly said that they might indeed be these conditions to the arms exports and disagree assigned to show how difficult the situation is. all right now is just if we look at the year drops from many, it's ameliorating that the us can not get one of its closest allies. and it's a us always talks about israel to get this trucks with a to go into gal that needs to air, drop them together with other countries to get food, to get it food 2000, also now with the, with the us for us. so going that to help with this peer with this a bridge to actually get a food in there. so the big question is, will that definitely be some consequences for the us and will some actions also follow if it was a feel by our washington correspondent benjamin alvarez group or on the story force tonight? benjamin think what to southeast asia. now we're thousands of young people are trying to l

s. and he says quite clearly. and that's also what we heard, that if there is no changing course, the us will also need to online. it'd be on supplies that it's currently sending a to israel and should have put the conditional associated put conditions on israel to keep sending weapons as it does with a bit of a l. i. what, what a, another very powerful us senator has a very different message today about this. what you take a listen. it is grotesque and hypocritical for americans who hyperventilate about foreign interference in our own democracy to call for the removal of the democratically elected leader of israel. this is unprecedented. we should not treat valid democracies this way at all. so because a right there very clearly, this has grotesque, has there been comment or reaction from the bite whitehouse? so there has been reactions on one side, the state department stressing that the saw the comments of chuck schumer, he does not speak, will divide, not ministration. and there was

s. standards for assistance. then the united states will have no choice but to play a more active role in shaping is rarely policy by using our leverage to change the present course. i want to bring it into our washington correspondent benjamin alvarez group where he's been following this story for us today. yeah, benjamin, the us president. he has been rather open in his criticism of the israeli prime minister, but now we've got the leader of the us senate joining in do we know why and do we know why now? so it is a sign of the growing frustration here in washington looking at how a the government opinion ended on jo has been handling the war in gaza. it's not just significant because he's also close to us, president biden, but also because it's actually rumor is the highest ranking, joy jewish official in the us. and he says quite clearly. and that's also what we heard, that if there is no changing course, the us will also need to online. it'd be on supplies that it's currently sending

what some officials are saying is that the u. s. might indeed israel all proceeds with this ground invasion and buffer is something that a prime minister. nathaniel has repeatedly said that they might indeed be this conditions to the arms exports and disagree assigned to show how difficult the situation is. all right now is just if we look at the year drops from many, it's ameliorating that the us can not get one of its closest allies. it is to us, always talks about israel to get this trucks with a to go into guy that needs to air, drop them together, it with other countries to get food, to get it to, to gauze and also now with, with the us for us, we're going that to help with this peer with this a bridge to actually get a food in there. so the big question is, will that definitely be some consequences for the us and will some actions also follow if it was filled by our washington correspondent, benjamin alvarez group or on the story force tonight? benjamin, thank you. what to southeast asia. now we're thousands of young people ar

and instead the u. s. is having to resort to what critics call a band aid measure of these air drops, of that many deemed risky and ineffective. now they're not alone in d. c. thank you so much. i let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. thousands of israelis have marched to jerusalem, demanding the release of the hostages, still house and gone. so it would lead by families of captives seized by palestinian militants and the october 7 terror attacks is really officials believe a $174.00. hostages are still being held in gaza at least 7 people have been killed in a russian drone attack on the ukrainian ford of odessa president letting me have the landscapes. as the shade drone was supplied by iran is urging ukraine's western allies to send it more air defense systems and a cargo ship attacked by hurry. the rebels in the red sea has sunk is the 1st vessel last since the many group began targeting commercial shipping, it says is linked to israel. the british owned ruby ma

so why does the u. s. continuing to israel to probably to war it doesn't believe can be one. this is inside story. the color that on chang space is, or i will face all resistance for my mass for years. and the groups boss, tunnel network, and gall so won't be destroyed. in addition is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu is viability is a lead a is in jeopardy as this is paul, right? coalition government, not the comments. so for mass palestinians or opponents of israel. but instead, the view of the us intelligence services, the was nothing yahoo is on least since the mass attack on october. the 7th is killed and maimed more than a $100000.00 palestinians and destroyed the false ways of garza. yes, a mass and its allies continue to fight back. so if the intelligence community of israel is closest ally doesn't believe in the coal aims of the military offensive, why is the us still providing it with money and weapons? and with its predictions that nothing yahoos, governments could collapse. what does this report indicate about the current state of us is really relations. we'

so why does the u. s. continuing to israel to fly to what it doesn't believe can be one. this is inside story. the color that are on chang space is, or i will face all resistance for my mass for years, and the groups boss, tunnel network, and gall, so won't be destroyed. in addition, is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose viability is a lead a is in jeopardy as this is paul, right? coalition government, not the comments. so for mass palestinians or opponents of israel. but instead, the view of the us intelligence services, the war, nothing yahoo is on least since the mouse attack on october. the 7th is killed and maimed more than a $100000.00 palestinians, and destroyed the false ways of casa. yes, a mass and its allies continue to fight back. so if the intelligence community of israel is closest ally doesn't believe in the coal aims of the military offensive, why is the us still providing it with money and weapons? and with its predictions that nothing yahoos, governments could collapse. what does this report indicate about the current state of us is really re

so why does the u. s. continuing to israel to fight to war? it doesn't police can be one. this is inside story. the color that on chang space is, or i will face all resistance for my mass for years. and the groups boss, tunnel network and gossip won't be destroyed. in addition is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose viability is elidah, is in jeopardy as this is paul, right? coalition government, not the comments. so for mass palestinians or opponents of israel. but instead, the view of the us intelligence services, the war, nothing yahoo is on least since the mass attack on october. the 7th is killed and maimed more than a $100000.00 palestinians, and destroyed the false ways of casa. yes, a mass and its allies continue to fight back. so if the intelligence community of israel is closest ally doesn't believe in the coal aims of the military offensive, why is the us to provide it with money and weapons? and with his predictions that nothing yahoos, governments could collapse. what does this report indicate about the current state of us is randy relations. we'll

s. continuing to israel to fight to war, it doesn't believe can be one. this is inside story, the color that are on change.

so why does the u. s. continuing to israel to fight to war? it doesn't believe can be one. this is inside story. the hello that are on jane space is are, i will face armed resistance for my mass for years. and the groups boss, tunnel network, and gall, so won't be destroyed. in addition, is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu is viability is a lead. a is in jeopardy as this is paul, right, coalition government, not the comments of a mass palestinians or opponents of israel. but instead the view of the us intelligence services, the was nothing yahoo is on least since the mouse attack on october. the 7th is killed and maimed more than a $100000.00 palestinians, and destroyed foss. ways of casa, yes, of mass and its allies continue to fight back. so if the intelligence community of israel is closest ally doesn't believe in the coal aims of the military offensive. why is the us still providing it with money and weapons? and with these projections that nothing you all whose governments could collapse. what does this report indicate about the current state of us is really rel

and we asked the middle east expert daniel gala, if the u. s. is so concerned about israel's conduct in gaza. why send it another consignment of powerful bonds? yeah, that is a contradiction that is being discussed in the american media a lot. apparently the by not ministration doesn't see a contradiction here because it says it provides these weapons not to prime minister netanyahu with whom they have a difficult relationship at the moment. and who is like, of course, calling the shots and the gods operation, but they're providing this way as real security, i think for the buy number ministration there in a way, in a lose lose situation. because it's a support for the is really a military on the one hand and, and then it's, um, it's the opposition to the behavior of and then you all government on the other leads it into a difficult situation to a quagmire. and it's on y'all, has, has, has successfully lobbied congress, not only the republican party, but also the democrats for many years. and he's now caching in on, on, on, on what he had been s

s. v totes un security council resolutions calling for is, sees fire and you know, a was against the language use there. the last time they'll friday, that was last friday, last week in russia and china, i put forward a resolution. and now the us for to, sorry, the us foot forwarded resolution, and that was a post by russia and china. now it is restaurant china putting through this resolution, this draft support adults by 22 nations. they are patients representative at the u . n. and it went through because you end up staying and not to be taught. and why did it do that? the us ambassador to you and linda thomas greenfield said that the fundamentals in this resolution were in the us interest, that the us supports the fundamentals. that is the needs of a ceasefire, immediate and sustainably, and at 8 mastiff, 8 effort into gaza. the us was not happy with the inability or that the resolution, china, russia, and all the others did not come them home us for their techs on october seconds. ho

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

s. government and say, look, if you are not going to assess israel's conduct, we will show you what we have seen. and israel's assurances that is going to use us weapons to abide by international humanitarian law. that's the laws of war, should not be deemed credible. okay, it's interesting that you say, you know, you've set in the us government if you are not going to analyze as well as conduct because mr. finance and i'll bring you in here. us law requires officials to assess what the recipient of american military aid does with the weapons provide, as does it not to believe the bite and administration is doing this. that's great to us. law, us policy and international law require the united states to undertake assessments and monitor how us origin weapons are being used. respect to any partner giving us transfer some to. but the administration has repeatedly said that they're not undertaking the assessments. 5 law for compliance by the idea of policing east for a systematic fashion. and so it's really hard to see how the administration would credibly assess whether these assurance i

s. government and say, look, if you are not going to assess israel's conduct, we will show you what we have seen. and israel's assurances that is going to use us weapons to abide by international humanitarian law. that's the laws of war, should not be deemed credible. okay, it's interesting that you say, you know, you've set in the us government if you are not going to analyze as well as conduct because mr. finance and i'll bring you in here. us law requires officials to assess what the recipient of american military aid does with the weapons provide as does it not to believe the biden administration is doing this. that's great to us. law, us policy and international law require the united states to undertake assessments and monitor how us origin weapons are being used. respect to any partner giving us transfer some to. but the administration has repeatedly said that they're not undertaking the assessments. bob law for compliance by the idea of policing east for a systematic fashion. and so it's really hard to see how the administration would credibly assess whether these assurance is