matthew savill is director of military service at rusi — that's the royal united services institute thinktanke more detail on the military aid package to both ukraine and israel. well, a big chunk of this appears to be about replenishing and indeed expanding israel's integrated air and missile defense systems. we, of course, don't know the full range of what was expended when israel was defending itself against iran's attack recently. but some estimates have put it at one and a half billion pounds. and this list includes probably both missiles and new launch systems for both david's sling and the iron dome system. there's also some money in there for the laser based system that israel has been developing, the irom beam. 0k, matthew, turning to this long—awaited package for ukraine, in that war with with russia. timing, of course, is everything. it could well arrive within the week if everything gets signed off — senate and, of course, president biden. the question is, though, how effective will it be? is this just going to extend the war or could it actually lead to a win? i mean, in terms of

matthew savill is director of military service at rusi — that's the �*royal united services instituteave more detail on the military aid package to both ukraine and israel. well, a big chunk of this appears to be about replenishing and indeed expanding israel's integrated air and missile defence systems. we, of course, don't know the full range of what was expended when israel was defending itself against iran's attack recently. but some estimates have put it at one and a half billion pounds. and this list includes probably both missiles and new launch systems for both david's sling and the iron dome system. there's also some money in there for the laser based system that israel has been developing, the iron beam. 0k, matthew, turning to this long—awaited package for ukraine, in that war with with russia. timing, of course, is everything. it could well arrive within the week if everything gets signed off — senate and, of course, president biden. the question is, though, how effective will it be? is this just going to extend the war or could it actually lead to a win? i mean, in terms

earlier, i spoke to michael stephens, associate fellow at the royal united services institute.under threat. this is settling a chapter on the pathway, do nothing we have crossed the line. there are numerous instances where both the united states and united kingdom and other governments have expressed concern and their own diplomatic reporting has shown they have deep concerns over the way in which israel has conducted the war. that has not yet led to any sanctions in terms of arms sales, you currently have in the background a large proposed sale of f—iss from the us to israel, but i do not think that will be stopped so there are large aspects of the israel defence needs related to iran and not necessarily palestine so the us is going down this route i do not suspect they will anytime soon it would be quite a complex box to open and unpick because there are so many different aspects of the defence relationship between the us and israel that are ongoing and have been for many years. i would not hold your breath is the answer. when it comes to the uk, we talk about the support fro

services institute and, and the gem incentives took got a show, have a director of the alliance of justice between israelis and palestinians. he trucks the arms trade between germany and as well as a welcome to all of you a to be as, let's start with you. what's your response? as a member of the german government to nicaragua is accusation at international court of justice that germany is complicit in the genocide of palestinians as well as member of parliament. i of course argue that we have to take any accusations that is brought up in front of the international court of justice in front of the c, j. quite serious. but when it comes to, to the details, i do argue as well that's most of what's being brought up. but i would rather say is probably based on, on the misunderstanding. and that this does not really hold of the accusations. and i think the, the, the, the presentation by our government yesterday yesterday. and the court made clear that we are taking all responsibility in terms of humanitarian assistance. very serious. um, but also our, um, well, well, when it comes to, to how we

let's speak now to karin von hippel, director general at the royal united services institute and former of state for the obama administration. welcome to bbc news. where do the events of this week leave the us�*s relationship with israel? it is events of this week leave the us's relationship with israel?— relationship with israel? it is in a oor relationship with israel? it is in a poor state. _ relationship with israel? it is in a poor state. it's — relationship with israel? it is in a poor state, it's probably - relationship with israel? it is in a poor state, it's probably the - relationship with israel? it is in a l poor state, it's probably the worst poor state, its probably the worst relationship the two countries have had in a very long time. it isn't the only time they have been at odds over policy in israel. i don't see this as a permanent fracture but it is certainly a challenge. the biden administration has been trying behind—the—scenes to have pretty frank conversations so far with the israelis and that has not worked, and that's why they are becoming more public about the m

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services institute. and, and the gem incentives took got a is she'll have direct to the alliance with justice between israelis and palestinians. he trucks the arms trade between germany and israel. welcome to all of you to be as, let's start with you. what's your response? as a member of the german government to nicaragua is accusation. atkins, national court of justice, the germany is complicit in the genocide of palestinians as well as member of parliament. i of course argue that we have to take any accusations that is brought up in front of the international court of justice in front of the c. j, quite serious, but when it comes to to the details, i do argue as well that's most of what's being brought up. but i would rather say is probably based on, on the misunderstanding and that this does not really hold of the accusations. and i think the, the, the, the presentation by our we government yesterday, yesterday in the court made clear that we are taking all responsibility in terms of humanitarian assi

and also and journalist who's a senior associate fellow at the royal united services institute and, and the demonstrative took, got a show, have a director of the alliance for justice between his wally and palestinians. he trucks the arms trade between germany and as well as a welcome to all of you a to be as, let's start with you. what's your response? as a member of the german government to nicaragua is accusation at international court of justice that germany is complicit in the genocide of palestinians as well as member of parliament. i of course argue that we have to take any accusations that is brought up in front of the international court of justice in front of the c, j. quite serious. but when it comes to to details, i do argue as well. that's um, most of what's being brought up, but i would rather say is probably based on, on the misunderstanding and that this does not really hold of the accusations. and i think the, the, the, the presentation by our government yesterday, yesterday in the court, i'll make clear that we are taking our responsibility in terms of humanitarian ass

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matthew savill is director of military service at rusi, that's the royal united services institute thinke detail on the military aid package for both ukraine and israel. a big chunk of this appears to be about replenishing and indeed expanding israel's integrated air and missile defense systems. we, of course, don't know the full range of what was expended when israel was defending itself against iran's attack recently. but some estimates have put it at £1.5 billion. and this list includes probably both missiles and new launch systems for both david's sling and the iron dome system. there's also some money in there for the laser—based system that israel has been developing, the irom beam. 0k, matthew, turning to this long—awaited package for ukraine, in that war with with russia — timing, of course, is everything. it could well arrive within the week if everything gets signed off — senate and, of course, president biden. the question is, though, how effective will it be? is this just going to extend the war or could it actually lead to a win? i mean, in terms of this package, what you're

. ~' ,, let's speak to michael stephens, associate fellow at the royal united services institute.£3 billion of military assistance annually to israel. what would it take for them to curtail that aid? is there a red line and i'll be approaching it? this is settling a chapter on the pathway, do nothing we have crossed the line. there are numerous instances where both the united states and united kingdom and other governments have expressed concern and their own diplomatic reporting has shown they have deep concerns over the way in which israel has conducted the war. that has not yet led to any sanctions in terms of arms sales, you currently have any background a large proposed sale of f-iss background a large proposed sale of f—iss from the us to israel, but i do not think that will be stopped so there are large aspects of the israel defence needs related to iran and not necessarily palestine so the us is going down this route i do not suspect they will anytime soon it would be quite a complex box to open and unpick because that has to many different aspects of the defence relations

research analyst at the royal united services institute, a british think tank.eneral there is no one. those who were behind this, a specific customer, obviously it was the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense of ukraine, but first of all political... since terrorism is a universal evil, let me remind you once again, regarding the boston marathon, russia passed on such information to the americans, another matter that they ignored her, but we transmitted the full amount of information, including the identifying information of the perpetrators of the terrorist attacks, the united states did not do so, in this regard, of course, i would like to draw attention to this unprecedented operation, which was obviously planned not only ... by terrorists from kiev, but it was carried out by lines of counterintelligence support and cover for a number of eu and nato countries, this is the delivery of a consignment of religious property, icons, items for worship, which were actually containers for delivery to the territory russia, the latest deadly explosive

of united services, the ship is at the dockyard in shchyna. chatjiang province. us secretary of state anthony blinken arrived in china to find out the details. america is concerned that under nebesne probably provides military aid to moscow. the us state department said that the information about sodo angara was fully confirmed and demanded an explanation from china. meanwhile, russia vetoed a us-drafted un resolution calling on countries to prevent an arms race in space. project. resolutions of the security council were put to a vote usa and japan after long negotiations. he received 13 votes in favour. china abstained and russia vetoed it. washington accused moscow of developing space-based anti-satellite nuclear weapons. the supply of weapons to ukraine will begin in a few hours - said joe biden after signing the aid bill. the first receipts will include $1 billion in support for the armed forces, also noted the exceptional bipartisan unity during the last senate vote. let me remind you, in general, the document provides for 61 billion doll

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, meaning the state migration service, such passports are not forwarded to a separate unit or foreign diplomatic institution of ukraine for the organization of their issuance, but these requirements do not apply to ukrainian men who have the right to cross the border during martial law, well, as i understand it, now they are generally consular ones. department or there is a state enterprise that worked abroad, they will not issue passports to those people, they will have to go to ukraine, that is, even if they are registered with the tsc, as far as i understand this resolution, well, let's see how it will be a decision to act abroad, and in what way people will circumvent it, because probably some of the people will either return, or bypass, or return to... ukraine, how many men will return, let's see. i would like to remind our tv viewers that today we are conducting a survey and we are asking you whether the consular restrictions for men abroad are justified on youtube, everything is quite simple, yes, no, or please write your comment under this video. if you're watching us on tv, p

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, behind the american institute for the study of war is a certain anton yuriyovych gerashchenko, wellall him a citizen of the united states, in my opinion, is quite problematic, you don’t did you confuse the institute of war studies with the institute of the future, mr. dmitry? no, absolutely no, no, mr. vitaly, actually he should talk about the fact that these two institutions, he... taking care of, tell me, mr. dmitry, for your, your curiosity, how did the russians realize that america would approve the aid, because their reaction yesterday evening, yesterday evening, today, it basically looks like they are surprised, to say the least, well, to put it mildly, sir, you perfectly understand the mentality of russians, that's right, you are a professional, and judging by the reaction, you are hysterical until the last moment. frank reactions, they still hoped that the aid package would be blocked, i will emphasize again, in my opinion, the statement lavova was just an element of military and political pressure to make a positive decision for ukraine impossible. in your opinion, these st

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i'm the president of the united states institute of peace. we're a public institution that was established by the u.s. congress in 1984. we're a national nonpartisan institution that's dedicated to helping prevent and mitigate violent conflict abroad. it's really an honor and a pleasure this morning to host a conversation with ambassador david hale on his new book. american diplomacy toward lebanon. lessons in foreign policy and the middle east. when you hear the catch phrase seasoned diplomat that's used to describe someone with deep experience navigating the complex negotiations in distant lands, the name that first comes to mind is ambassador david hale. the ambassador a career foreign service officer. he started in 1985. this is the e u.s. foreign service. ambassador hale has been the ambassador to pakistan, lebanon and jordan. as well as a special envoy for middle east peace. more recently, ambassador haley served as the under secretary of state for political affairs. he he was responsible for the day to day management of all regional an

, well, to call him a citizen of the united states, in my opinion, is enough, well, problematic, you. the institute for the study of war with the institute of the future, mr. dmytro, no, absolutely no, no, mr. vitaliy, actually it is worth talking about the fact that he takes care of these two institutions, and tell me, mr. dmytro, in your curiosity, how the russians, they were aware that america would approve the aid, because their reaction last night, last night, today, it basically looks like they're surprised, to say the least. well, to put it mildly, panetta, you perfectly understand the mentality of the russians, that's right, you are a professional, and until the last moment, judging by the reaction, the hysterical, frank reaction, they still hoped that the aid package would be blocked, i once again i emphasize that, in my opinion, lavov's statement was precisely an element of military-political pressure to make a positive decision for ukraine impossible. thank you. do you think that these strikes on the so-called ukrainian radar container, to what extent they can really reduc

one of the institutions affiliated with is units ecological seminary and the union students held a sundaye and served communion on the campus, even to those got the gates who couldn't get in. this betrays the imagery of there being violent rhetoric spewed. i will say this, i to have a colleague whose daughter is a freshman at barnard and she has faced some harassment. as maryam alwan said, these are outliers. we have always had -- >> it happened at black lives matter rallies. >> you have provocateurs. it is not a good idea to generalize what is going on. these are peaceful and nonviolent demonstrations. >> what do you make of the leaders of your school seeming i guess to appease maybe members of congress that have been all over your president and want her to resign calling the nypd on you all ? >> it feels like it has been a mccarthyite campaign to try to equate our peaceful protest to call them to divest from violence and they are calling us violent instead. it was horrifying to be carried out in surprise when we were just peacefully calling for an end to the violence. >> let me play, il

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