the, the that hello i'm several venue is good to have you with us. this is the news. our lives from the coming up in the program today seems of devastation as it is really air strikes, hip gaza, at least 830 palestinians have been killed since saturday. and the european union asks, is realtor respect, international humanitarian law from us launches, hundreds of walk gets towards the is rarely city of ashville on. it says,

it is in response to israel's continued pounding of guns. israel shells 11 on after walk. if fire from his belong slides is to have the latest from the border in southern lebanon, and he is really army is still recovering body. the aftermath of the mazda of tap on the 7th day, at least $900.00, his release were killed, the . so it's $1800.00 g m t that is 9 pm in gaza and israel, where the war is now it is 4th. dave is really military is bombarding guns, gaza a mazda is launching more rockets and a desktop on both sides is rising air and artillery strikes on guys that have pounded the strip from north to south targeting the port within the last few hours . at least 830 palestinians have been killed and at least 900 is re lease have been killed since i'm aust launched, an unprecedented military operation on saturday. from us has vowed to respond to

all is really strikes on garza with equal force. if find a garage of hundreds of rockets toward southern israel, it targeted the port city of ash, cologne, and recent hours after early or warning people to leave. israel has also imposed they total siege on gaza, cutting off all supplies of food, water, and fuel. the european union has opposed that move, saying that it is against international humanitarian law. this means that the when in dig around these wild as of right to defense shortly after late has. but it has to be implemented to coordinate with the principles of international re many daniel. and we call for the release of hostages. how we quote for the x is a for the water magazines, which is also coordinate with international, many daddy and ro, we've called for the need, the political solution. that the quick,

devoid ones. and again, the cycle of violence. and there are growing concerns about the humanitarian situation in gaza. russel sir dar reports building of the building block of to below so on now lab, how many people whose site, including children and elderly, did not have time to escape by mid day on tuesday? is rad had boomed nearly 2000 locations in the density populated gas, s 3 and promising test bodies to assault, leaving to 2300000 palestinians living there with no where to go. the saudi on may get this, all the local and then just use really. army made a phone call to a person who wasn't here. he was an elder remodeled. we came running and they told one of our neighbors that the building has to be evacuated. where should they go?

they said they can go to the see, the people started running and suddenly we heard and explosions on it. my brother's 2 children were standing in the doorway. i said they were killenger. on monday, these read the defense minister announced the complete siege of the guys a straight cutting of supplies, if electricity for you, food and water. on the, on relenting bombardment of homes, communication towers, hospitals, roads, and most has become a date or curious. the amount of touch them are area over mileage place area. when i came here, i didn't recognize as it's completely destroyed. well, the features of change is unfair terrorism. there's no humanity, families here live in peace and do not have any links to anything. what happened was revenge a cry. people are searching for survivors on the problem. know where it's safe, and there is no where to go. they say, no, no, no,

no. we all told to evacuate the eastern parts of sun eunice, and go to a safe place. but there is no safe place and because a string of these hospital is understaffed, and under the number of people arriving here, needing treatment keeps growing. some of these children's parents have died. many don't know yet how much they have now there's a real mess. it could be and committed against innocent civilians in a separate area. there were thousands effective and ambulances and civilian vehicles, still evacuating victims from this house that was directly targeted. journalist reported on the front lines of this war have also become targets. they like many of guys, are spaces, are now gone forever. these right. a strikes have already killed hundreds of people and injured thousands. but people in guys are fear, the worst this steve to come. this was sad that i'll just 0 atara

capitalism is live inside gaza for us targets day for of this war. and yesterday is real announced the total blockade of the gaza strip. no food, no water going into gaza. how were civilians coping as well? uh for the uh, ongoing is riley up. okay. kate of the gaza strip and the closure of course, and both is palestinian humanitarian condition is deteriorating inside the gaza strip. the goal is this trip is known to be one of the most densely populated areas in the world that there are around $2000000.00 palestinians and living in sine, 365 square kilometers in this place. due to the is ready. i'm getting chartering of boat is the gauze winds here at all, forcing such a great the duration in the conditions like with no food. 2 no food supplies with no electricity with lack of if you will even to generate the sold

a distribution electricity company inside the gaza strip the, the humanitarian situation is deteriorating. now guys, i'm here inside the gaza strip, expecting dr. the situation. well, a go worse during the coming days. this shuttering will continue as they are suffering. the lack of the mississippi is and the basic needs of their lives. now we can clearly see that the majority of guidance was only thing in the areas adjacent to these valuable does have displaced the houses. according to the united nations, move on to 100000 palestinians, displaced from the houses and they moved to shelters affiliated to the united nations as well. so on to the rest of the palestinians, they have received different notes and, and even mornings from the is very authorities to evacuate alice's and to move to central areas. now we can say you've got hundreds of palestinians. families have no shelters. they don't have anyone inside the gaza strip to let to

a search with and even that a few number of families, they have relatives are resigned in the center of gaza strip to live with. so the majority of them now they are facing such a dramatic situation that might be deteriorated more in the future. the antarctic display is really bombardments, relentless on garza. i'm also still able to launch rockets. okay, uh the uh, the palestinian militant groups inside the gaza strip are continuing to fight to firing rockets. talk stage rarely cities in relation to the ongoing strikes on the gaza strip. the level of bombardment between both sides is rising and indeed casualties also is mounting and due to the ongoing classes. so the, the palestinian militant groups is like the gaza strip. they are trying to uh, to comb faith,

what is being done inside because of strep in terms of the destruction of houses, the destruction of even civil infrastructure. so to this current moment, yes, the, the rockets have been fired from the gaza strip before a couple of minutes. the, the palestinian militant groups inside the gaza strip has launched doses of rockets, though it's the israel central cities that sorry, god bless, whom importing life from inside gaza. thank you very much. i want to turn now to alice's or is hold the bill. i need in west jerusalem. how do i be is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been negotiating with the opposition to get their support for what is to come. what's the latest on that of the well, if on schedule a meeting between prime minister netanyahu and the leader of the national unity party benny gans should happen in the next half hour or so. so we don't know

exactly what the outcome of that meeting will be, but we do know that earlier in the day the coalition members of nathaniel was government gave him the green light to go ahead with this emergency unity government, which is basically a war cabinets. we did hear from a member of the good bar to the party of mister nathan, yahoo, that they were progress, may he, but he didn't elaborate. however, we also know that benny gans, who is a former chief of staff and a former minister of defense who was actually minutes of defense during the guys or in 2014. we know that he has some pre conditions for the formation or joining this emergency unity government among them. is that a that government would exclude the far right members of the ruling coalition. he also wanted to make sure that his party would have

a say in any decision making of this more cabinet. and he also wanted to make sure that during that time a mess it would not legislate or anything that is not war related. uh so these were some of his conditions. we don't know if any compromise was met at this time. but the meetings, as i said, just started in about half an hour, it would probably take a few hours. and after that, we would expect a statement or an announcement. this is something we'd just be, we have to wait to see, but this is something that 5 minutes to meet then. yeah, one see needs to show that he as the backend of the entire political spectrum of this country at this particular time. uh, hold on you say that you are waiting for a possible announcements uh from the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. when he's wrapped up is a go sions with the opposition parties. we're also waiting and i'm seeing the live

feed right now for a statement from the us president joe biden will be speaking. we are told momentarily and he will be addressing the israel uh, gaza war. so when that happens, i'm just letting you know, hold on, letting our viewers know. when that happens, we will be carrying that speech live, put it back to you. if we just leave politics aside for a moment, what's it like to be in jerusalem right now? what is life like in jerusalem? of the while in the drive around or is it a new field that this is the city that is as a standstill? there's barely anyone on the streets or businesses are shot. so there's a great mood and that i have to say, this is a city that has a substantial palestinian and jewish and the community living here. and the is worry on both sides of the divide. i would say what could happen next? you do feel that, that mean i was in the south of the country and i drove to jerusalem last night.

and i was looking around and you know, apart from when you reach these military bases, where you saw all these hundreds of cars parks, which were old because of the reserve is showing up for work. nothing else was happening in the country. the is worry, the is anxiety on what could happen next is also shock. because remember, for a minute, students a now as over sold himself as mister security. that is what made the success of his political career. he was seen as a man who knew to take bold decision who was firm and who didn't take any chances when it came specifically to have miles. when all that crumbled, the miss of the invincible is really military has crumbled and has shocked this nation. now if you ask palestinians that they are worried by the students here

in jerusalem, my, where is that they will pay the price of what happened along the border with guys that they say that they are ready under pressure. they think they'll be more pressure. i was with that taxi driver was telling me that now it is impossible to just sam idle in front of the mask is gave, which is the entrance to the old city. without the minutes, are you coming and telling you to move immediately on the is really side the shock . there's anger this worries and at the moment they need to show that they united but many have many questions to ask ones. oh, that does the settles. yeah. hold on really interesting what you were saying about how mr. netanyahu's political image is to be mr. security. and now $900.00. at least 900 is released have been killed on his watch. so what would the political consequences of that be medium to long term that will be interesting to watch as well as it was for the adult need reporting from west jerusalem. thank you very much. as i said, we are waiting or what we call the hard watch for

a speech by the us president joe biden. he's expected to speak about the situation in israel and gaza. let's go live to kimberly. how could our white house correspondent, kimberly, you already have, you know, an outline of what the president's might be saying and addressing. so yeah, that's right. the us president has held his 3rd call in 4 days with is really a prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and so we are expecting to hear from the president about what they have talked about in terms of additional security assistance that the united states is providing to israel. it does provide to the tune of $3800000000.00 in annual security assistance. we have spoken to the national security spokesperson, john kirby al jazeera, has the ascertained that there is an additional supply of not only interceptor missiles, but also ammunition that is on its way to israel. this is part of

a request by israel to the united states. we know that there may be more that has been requested. we don't know what that entails, and perhaps the u. s. president will outline that. we also know that the us president is expected to say no boots on the ground. in other words, no us soldiers will be going to help the is really military in any way. and also we expect the us president to talk about a concern of anti semitism being on the rise in the united states. and his condemnation of that that jews in the united states should be able to worship freely. we do know that he is also expected to echo some of what we've heard from the biden administration. so throughout the last 72 hours that the american people stand shoulder to shoulder with is really citizens of the united states, opposes what they call terrorism in all forms. and the israel has the right to

defend itself. as the united states sees the ultimate solution in terms of trying to resolve the ongoing conflict between israel and the palestinians as the 2 state solution. this is kimberly how can thousands are is white house correspondents, uh giving us the latest send. the outline of that speech, even as you see, even as you see a what appears to be in is really target the just the big important. and this really strikes it just took place in the gaza strip moments ago. all right, but my mistake, my mistakes for giving me those are not life pictures center screen right now. um let's go to houses. here's mohammed gems you who joins us live from ash dog in the southern israel near the border with gauze and mom. and i know you've been moving around, so you're reporting quite a bit around those localities in a southern israel. why don't you tell us, you know what you've seen and what's happening? a 0. let me just tell you about

a very fluid situation that's been developing in the past 10 minutes or so. it's very volatile here at the moment. i'm just going to ask our camera man to walk with me a bit and show you what we're seeing. this juncture here in ash dog, which is on the coast in the south of israel. this was pretty much empty, just about 15 minutes ago. massive influx of security here in the last 1510 minutes . you've had soldiers, you've had police. and i just want you to be aware that we might be asked to move it any minute here. essentially, what we're told is that there is concern at this hour that there may have been an infiltration of how much fighters coming from the sea, from the coast that direction. that's why we're seeing a lot of petroleum going on. let me just get out of the way here. a lot of petroleum going on here right now, this perimeter, we're seeing soldiers police fan out in that direction toward the coast. we're seeing them among the tree line over there silhouetted a lot of worry about what exactly this means for ash dog at this hour. one point

we were asked if we or other journalists in the area had been flying a drone. there was concern that perhaps there was something up above us. we of course said that we are not flying any drones. we're not utilizing any drones, but the police have told us they may be asking us to move at any minute because there is a lot of worry at this hour that potentially there is infiltration or attempted infiltration by how much fighters into ash dot 0. it mohammed, i wonder for of yours to give them a sense of perspective roughly how far away are you from the gaza strip. because i think the people who've never been to is really, it can be a little hard to fathom how close is really, is actually live to the gaza strip in some, you know, in some areas. and that's literally what 0 when i was speaking to you a couple of hours ago, we were in another area just north of the gaza strip. we were in the keim, we have had to move because of security concerns. we're now in ash dot ash dot is

actually about 30 or so kilometers north of the gaza strip. so that shows you the level of concern in the entirety of the southern region by the security forces as to potential infiltration. that just kind of giving you a sense of the area that is being patrolled that is being watched by the security forces. now we should also mention that in the past, just one moment. i think there might be a security officer wanting to talk to us now we're okay now. all right, so we've also heard that in the last hour there have been gun clashes in to keep it says in the south keyboard. same includes and if that same and that there had been how much fighters that have been killed as a result of these gun fights with the israeli army in those communities. so still a very volatile situation in the south. we know from statements from these really military that these really military says that they have re taking control of the border area that they are continuing to evacuate certain towns certain cities. the

city that we were outside of a couple of hours ago was a keen we found out that the residents in that area have been told by the security forces not to evacuate yet. did they need to stay in shelter in place? because they are still trying to clear that area of, of, of how much fighters, in fact, earlier in the day, there was news that for how much fighters had infiltrated that area and had been killed by these really armies. so this really just goes to show how volatile how fluid the situation remains. um, you know, 0. let me just tell you just about 20 minutes ago before all of this started, it was a completely different picture where we are right now. you had settlers that had come here to show their support to members of the army. they were blasting. their loudspeaker is playing music, dancing in front of the police officers and reservists and troops that were assembled to show their support for these really security forces. they left within

a few minutes after that as we were waiting to talk to you. the situation completely changed. and as i said before, we are continuing to see more troops mobilized in this area, fanning out this perimeter going in the direction of the coast, and basically on the lookout right now, trying to ascertain exactly what the security situation is at this hour 0. mohammed looked, you've spent a lot of time reporting in israel. can you speak a little bit for the benefit of our viewers who've never been to israel? can you speak a little bit about just how unusual this situation is, where you are? i mean, you just told us moments ago that the security team behind you is, is, has concerns about a possible c invasion by i'm us into israel. i mean, ashton has come under rocket fire from the gaza strip before, but a see and vision. i mean that's something that frankly and correct me if i'm wrong, wasn't imaginable for the longest time and just add to your point 0. it was just the day before yesterday that you had. you had

a rocket that hit in the center of ash daughter rocket that have been fired from gaza. so this community here in ash dot has really been shaken even before then. but especially these last couple of days, people have been on heightened alert because of the security situation. but look, what i can tell you is everybody that i've been speaking with the past couple of days in the southern areas. even if you weren't to talk to them, even if you were just to look at them, you can see the palpable sense of shock on their faces. the fact that nobody would have expected that this could have happened here. but everybody that i've spoken with has said that it's been hard for them to actually process the enormity the magnitude of what transpired on saturday. everybody has said that they don't know exactly what the future looks like right now. everybody we've been speaking with believes that there is going to be a ground invasion of gaza and that that will start, they believe imminently. there is also rising anger. it's, it's just

a very dynamic situation. and you can tell by talking to people that they just haven't quite processed it yet. and, and that's really what, that's really what, what you, he see in here most from people they are saying, but they never would have expected that this would have happened. many of them, when they spoken to me to add to what, who did was telling you earlier about what's going on with the political backdrop of israel. many of them, it said that they are wondering what the ramifications will be for the government for the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and even though there is this rally around the flag effects going on here right now. and people are trying to unite and a time of war. uh, they do believe there will be some sort of reckoning when it comes to the politics the future, the have to interrupt you because you as president joe biden is about to speak from the white literally one of the pure, unadulterated evils. it is a leased on this world. people of israel move through one

such moment this weekend. bloody angel, the terraced organization of moss and grove, who stated purpose or be killed jews. so that like the sheer evil, more than $1000.00 civilians slaughtered francisco, slaughtered and israel long i'm at least 14 american citizens killed. parents butchered using their bodies to try to protect their children. stomach, turn the reports of the baby's being killed. entire families slain. young people mash occurred while attending the musical festival to celebrate peace, to celebrate peace. women raped the solid parade, and as trophies. families hid their fear for hours and hours desperately trying to keep the children quiet. to avoid drawing attention in thousands of

wounded ally, but carrying with them the bullet holes of the shop that was in the memory. what they endured. you all know these traumas never go away. there's still so many families desperately waiting to hear the faded or loved ones. now, no, i have or live dead hostages infants in their mother's arms, grandparents and wheelchair holocaust survivors of dr. hostage hostages, who vermont says, now threatened, execute in violation of every code of human morality. it's a porn, the mortality of a mosse, his blood thirsting is praise the mind, the worst, the worst rampages devices. this is tears. but sadly, for the jewish people, it's not new. this attack is brought to the surface painful memories,

or the scars left by a millennium man is semitism. in genocide, the jewish people. so in this moment, we must be crystal clear. we stand with israel. we stand with this rule, and we will make sure it has what it needs to take care of it. citizens defend itself or respond to this attack. there's no justification for terrace. there's no excuse . mazda does not stand for the palestinians. people's right to him. degree is self determination. the state of purposes is not lation of the state of israel on the murder of jewish people. they use palestinian civilians as human shields. mazda offers nothing but turn blood shed with no regard to pays the price.

loss of innocent life is heartbreaking. like every nation, the world is who has the right to respond indeed has a duty to respond to these vicious attacks. i just got off the phone with the 3rd cause prime minister. no, no. i told united states experience it is experiencing our response would be swift, decisive and overwhelming. we also discussed how democracy is like, is really nice. states are stronger and more secure when we act, according to the rule of law. cherished. preferably purposely target civilians killed them. we oppose the laws of war. long war, it matters. there's a difference. today, americans across the country are praying for all those families have ripped apart.

a lot of us know how it feels that leaves a black hole in your chest when you lose family feeling like you're being sucked in . the pain or pain sense of hopelessness. this is what they mean by human tragedy is an atrocity. and an appalling scale. we're going to see continue to stand united, supporting the people of israel or suffering and unspeakable losses, and opposing the hatred and violence of terrorist and my team is been near. caustic communications are as rarely partners and partners all across the region and the world. from the moment this crisis began. we're showing that additional military, such as putting ammunition and interceptors to replenish iron gong. we're going to

make sure that israel does not run out of these critical assets to defend that citizen and citizens. my administration is gonna solve a closely with congress throughout this crisis. on congress returns for an asset, it takes version action from the national security requirements of our critical partners. this is not about party or politics. is about the security of our world, security of united states of america. we now know that american citizens are among those being held by him os. i'm directing my team to share intelligence and deploy additional experts from across united states government to consult within advise is really counterparts hostage you cover it recovery efforts because as president, i have no higher priority than the safety of america is being held hostage around

the world. united states is also enhanced our military force posturing the region to strengthen our discharge. and department of defense has moved to us as general, our ford carrier strike group for eastern mediterranean boston, our fighter aircraft prices. and we stand ready to move in additional assets as needed. let me say again to any country, any organization, anyone thinking of taking advantage of this situation? i have one more don't, don't hearts may be broken, but i resolve is clear. yesterday i also spoke with the leaders of france, germany easily a new k, to discuss the latest developments with our european allies and coordinate our united response. this comes on top of days and steady engage with

partners across the region. across are taking steps at home. in cities across united states of america, police departments have stepped up security around center street of jewish life and the department of homeland security. the federal bureau of investigation are working closely with state local law enforcement and jewish community partners to identify and disrupt any domestic threat can emerge. connection the certificate tax . this is a moment for united states to come together to agree with those where a morning must be real clear. there is no place for hate in america, not against jews, not against muslims, against anybody reject, reject, but will reject his terrorism. we condemn the discriminant. evil just as always to that's what america stands for. you know, just over 50 years ago,

i was thinking about the spirit talking the sector estate, the vice president, my office over 50 years ago. as a young senator, i visited israel for the 1st time as a newly elective, so i had a long, long trip and be with goldman here in our office. just before the off to port more i guess she could see the consternation of my face as she described but was being faced or refreshing. and walked outside in that sort of hallway outside our office to have some photo. she looked at me with all of a sudden sense. would you like to have a photograph? so i got up and falling around. you're standing there, so i'm looking at the press sheets. could tell i guess i was concerned. she leaned

over and whispered to me, she said, don't worry. i shuddered by and we have a secret rep in here and my word is where she said, we have no place else to go. we have no place else to go for 75 years. is it as soon as you all meant guarantor security of jewish people around the world? the atrocities of past could never happen again. let there be no doubt. the united states has israel's back. we'll make sure the jewish and democratic state of israel can defend itself today tomorrow, as we always have to simple as that to try cities secrete that's where it is real. just make no mistake. thank you.

okay, you've just been listening to the us president joe biden and his address from the white house on the israel guys award a very strong speech. we're going to be talking tomorrow on the chart. i was, you're a senior political analyst. you're joining us from powers 1st, so let's go live to kimberly. how could our white house correspondent to washington dc. kimberly, it's not the 1st time the bite and speaks since this is day for the war, not the 1st time we've heard biden, but the 1st time we've heard him like this in this much detail. and you know, he chose to open his speech with i think with a very strong emotional payload. it's fair to say a yeah. yeah. the united states has israel's back end is certainly we've always known that in terms of the dollars that are spent. but it's certainly something that was reiterated by the us president, and a lot of what we heard in the speech was

a things that we've heard in the past few days. the israel has a right to defend itself, but it has in the united states was to make sure that it has what it needs to respond. in other words, the president there as commander in chief of the us military saying that it will search in terms of the munitions that the is really military needs in order to defend itself. the us president outlining there we expected we might have had a few more details than we actually got from the president. we were a little spin on the details there, but the us president talking about his call with the is really prime minister that the is really military is promising a swift and over well me response in terms of what it calls retaliation towards home us. uh, what i do want to point out though is what sort of point of what you might call her

pop per see on the part of the us president where he talked about the united states and alliance with a israel saying that what the distinction between what he called the terrorist is that, that they believe they uphold the law in terms of the, the rules of international law and, and war. he said, but only terrorists would attack civilians. but clearly that is not entirely accurate because what we've seen in recent days obviously is the, is really military having off not only food, but electricity and water to palestinians in good as we certainly seen the attacks that has been not surgical, but in fact uh, being is sort of a large swath of apartment complexes that we don't have allowed for women, children,

elderly to be caught up in this. and so for the president to say that they have been so that they have been a biding by the rules of law certainly is not, would not be accurate. and to, to be partnering with israel in this would certainly not be accurate. and i sent to one more thing that we should point out, and all of this is the language the president use when he talked about the united states coming together. and this is not the time for party or politics. this is about the security is the world. this is very much the type of language that we heard back around the september 11th attacks. and many people have called this is really 911 for lack of a better term or terminology. and many might be sort of almost alarmed when they hear this because when it comes to kind of the military industrial complex and as the warmongers on capitol hill where they can kind of be troubled by hearing this,

that maybe this is a white house. everything towards a conflict for a broader conflict as much as they say, they are not looking to see this escalate that they may at least be preparing for that. well, kimberly stand by stay with us. everything you've said is duly noted. it's also interesting to note the contrast, even as president joe biden was speaking, we had the live picture of this guy's over gaza, and we saw repeated military bombardments of the gaza strip. more want, i want to bring you in and i want to get your thoughts on this speech. you as president joe biden saying is real, has not only a right to respond but a, but quote, a duty to respond. i guess the, you know, having sort of, uh, the prime minister and that then, you know, who's a very slick, a speaker with excellent english and an incredible who's a lot of sound bites. haven't read this books and sort of this features for the

past 30 years. i tell you every single word by them said, is that nothing? yeah. her words. i think the prime minister visited has once again brain washed, the american president. and it's really sad to see the lead to the free world as he's called themselves repeating word for word, verb button. what? nothing. you know, how i guess have changed. because much of that sound part that we just heard from the american president seems or sounds to me like he was told from the, from that then yeah, the point about the sole purpose of having us is to get a jews bloodthirsty. this is not an american presidents that works. this is the hours ward, so he's been using forever. and the point about the city is using human shield. this is nothing. yeah. stand by. that's not an american person sound, but you want to always expect of an american president that comes to ensure that

america presents like the products in the room and that they would, you know, i advise patients to advise maturity and advise uh, you know, a certain soberness towards dealing with these sorts of questions about it. think of them at least, except in this case, what we see is pressed on by the end repeating what the, what the, what these really premises told them. and on the other points that, kimberly mentioned, i don't have to repeat them, but they are fairly accurate. because the interest going to the bombing go goes up and the collective punishment of garza and the blockade thing and the siege and cutting off of electricity fuel for goods. and so, so for that as much international on this, i'm not below is a more, this is a direct violation of international law and president biden knows that he knows it . but he shows once again for the 3rd time that i heard him, but i see this,

he chooses a, getting a game that ignore the apply to the better stance. which is absolutely nonsensical because this conflict consults to people. no, it's ok it's it's, it's expected for leaders to them or not. is one another. i mean, so okay. i'm expected for the america present that these are the prime minister student didn't know i just haven't asked. i'm a senior leadership in general. it's called products. but dehumanizing, i didn't tire to people is not politics, it's racism. when you're deal, when i use the senior people who have been living under occupation for more than 55 years dispossessed of their belongings for the past 75 years, physically who my vision is a racism. they cannot continue to be a racist towards the palestinians because they are the week of party, or for political expediency. which section to the fair point. he says we're all united the middle of this, and i really think a ton. but we all know as you read that to out the compress,

the whiten is trying to jump on the bandwagon because the republicans have undermined them and said, accused him, oh, financing you know incorrectly as i thought me might be there on that. finance is this sort of operation against this, right? so he is basically gonna finish it. there's an asset of saying no, we did not on the money spent. and but got this unplugged bank. he's basically now trying to over uh to buy going even beyond what the republicans have to say. i'm showing this incredible friendship is. busy i think unconditional support, and once again he underlined that america is dispatching the, the aircraft carrier at the stripe for the to the east mediterranean. and he said, and one, any one state or non state i've done, which i presume far base has one not don't you 6. so what does that mean?

is he issuing an ultimate that if anyone that's actually, frankly, because what america is going to get involved really, america wants to get involved them to another original war as good as against, on your walk, the somalia, and so on and so forth. this is the presence of the promise to end before ever wars and got out the humiliated out of gunners done. he really wants to start another more because have mass got it a goose attack. and so there isn't that there's not a good one up conversation that's not a good enough speech. and that there's not a way to deal with that with a copy of the conflict, and certainly not by dehumanizing an entire people that is graces a well more one. how do you read that line? the, the one you just reference, he said, quote, any country organization thinking of taking advantage of this situation built, it appears that you as president, is putting his money where his mouth is to the extent that they are providing military data. they are providing their surging. i think is the words being used

today, surging their military aid to israel. they're going to replenish their ammunition stops for the are in don't system. and even as i speak, we just saw the us aircraft carrier that's being sent to the regions. so there are real, there is real military hardware that is being, you know, that is being increased and that biting is bringing to bear on the situation. it's ultimately mad. mad. you know, all our hearts goes to all the civilians dying, including a bank and somebody is and is really civilians. but i tell you respond to the beginning of 70 is by sending address carriers to basically the draining. and i've just read that there's, there's really reports that maybe another doctor says might be sent towards that he's made the training. this is just madness. and you're by the way, october 3rd and today is world mental health day. so i'm going to, we are going losing all our minds because the idea that i might have to present issues and ultimatum here,

where we are with our aircraft carriers that could probably, you know, start to feel no more that we are here. we are. why did you any one of you with that to, you know, attack or take advantage of the situation that, that presumably american will respond. this is a dangerous escalation, and that's any why this is particularly a business escalation and allow me to use just 11 concept and immediately strategic affairs. so see this truck which basically says use the forces in a distribution, but these are the other party sending in a secure builds up their own arguments and positions in order to balance out your threats and your military a meditation. so what happens is now has a lot you're on and whoever else is also on their toes, what america is a waiting, any want approval. and what you have is a possibility that this thing would go out of that and simply by you know,

hezbollah, launching. what we saw as against is. busy and southern the, you have america involved in another middle east anymore. i think prime minister in there to now has manipulated the american presidents into getting is all, perhaps eventually, hopefully not going to another original coffee that would be catastrophic 14 days or 2 for america and certain big for the united states. and then at least region, i think the new, i think the united states is the silver all. i think it is to get its politics out of its strategy. i think they need to hold back. i think they need to start talking about diplomacy. and i think it's time for the american president to start speaking about an immediate cease fire. even if it's just empty words, we need to hear, we need to hear the american president who you'll be an authorized, in addition to expressing good unconditional support to is a to start speaking about diplomacy and,

and think the state of war. because we all know, i think the american president probably should know 1st that there is no military solution to the senior problem. there isn't even a mentor solution to how much, because it is our existence group. it does not sole purpose is to go jews, how mass was born in the 1980s. as a result of these are the occupation, how much did not exist before the exam is right. it just basically just know it is not a different mechanism. how may i ask, who's not that good, but espanol resistance not understand, that isn't even if some of them would actually use some perfect, an extra unacceptable language that gives it started in june. but it's not the same . i think it's was, this is just things occupation and they are the product of the patient. and it is said the day that we are, we are here because it is also proficient and emotive, himself towards unconditional support is read as it continues to occupy and set

them illegally in protestant or one bizarre look. thank you very much for your reaction and commentary. after the speech we just heard from the us president joe biden, the very short while ago from the white house. thanks. more one, this is there also been explosions on israel's northern border with 11 on. so i want to take you there now, and we are joined by officers here as correspondence, alisha ali, what's been happening there. so there is a significant deadlock ment with the how mouse is out of some brigades is showing a statement, claiming responsibility for the mis signs of the rockets doctor were launched in south lebanon today. this is very significant because if we put this besides yesterday's, as long as you have infiltration to the end of the board as to what's the israel and engaging the bottle, it is where the army we're seeing now when you dynamic here on the east front,

as i said before, this is an open ation area, and this operation area is now engaging palestinian factions on lebanese sore and, and this is the 1st time since 1982 that live in these, sorry palestinian functions are engaging directly in a fight with these readies under the menus board as this is the, the development that seems to be kind of a different then all what's been happening the past days? yes. has the law has a talked in the past a few days. is there any posts in the shuttle funds? it's retaliated yesterday for is a strike on it's a positions today and just a few hours ago as well. i should have statement claimant responsibility for an attack on and is really ministry vehicle and i've v him with the guided massage. so it's getting more and more complicated. situation is escalating day after day.

however, it's still, it's still contained. we can see that it's out of control. but the more, the more there's a lot more things are going to go out of control. the alley, as you say, it's still contained, but you're keeping a very close watch on this because, you know, as all our guests have been telling us, as you've been telling us, there is a potential for things to escalate dramatically. not just in the gaza strip, but right where you are. thank you very much. else to 0. as of the hush, i mean 711 on. now we open to our telling you what was happening in gaza in southern israel. we can't read the speech of washington, we just showed you what's happening at the lab and on israel border. we also want to show you what's happening in the occupied westbank because israel has blocked travel routes inside the occupied westbank came on con. has this report from ramallah. ok, i'm going to going box avante at the

at the, the occupied westbank is now not only occupied, it's effectively located these really, um, it has turned it into an archipelago separation. you call and leave you hire and to go visit some of your friends and, and they bring area 3200000 palestinians. a simply stuck the should i left 10 minutes ago. i am sick, but they're not letting me in. this is, was them when we used mules to move around in the old days. now we can't even get anywhere with cause this is ready for us as of all so severely restricted the board with jordan, the crossing part of the policies went to travel abroad, leaving thousands, trying to say, hey leah is the head of settlement monitoring of the applied research institute to slip the specializes in these rel system of check points and restrictions on palestinians. but what about the west bank is surrounded by hundreds of check points at the border with egypt at the green line or within the west bank. and

these new restrictions have turned the west bank into small prisons, and the occupier controls all entries in excess. this is the d. c o check point a just north of them. i like it divides palestinian territory. now these readings make it very difficult for palestinians to normally cross these check point, but now it's impossible. they've just shut it out completely in the palestinian town of war, this road runs through it cannot be used by palestinians. sometimes these rays make exceptions for medical family emergencies, but even that small concession has now gone. if you're palestinian and you visited a neighboring area on saturday, you're now stuck so many here feel this effective blockade may not be temporary, but it's simply a pre casa, to even heavy. it is written restrictions that may well become homeless and wrong. i'll just say to my left the occupied westbank is a sort of jeffrey nice joins us from canterbury. u. k. he is in merits as gresham,

professor of law. sir, i had a long list of questions for you, but we just heard the us president. he said a short while ago from the white house quote, we uphold the rule of law and the laws of war. it matters, there's a difference and quote, presumably he was drawing a distinction between the legality of how must his actions amongst his attack in israel and israel's attack on the gaza strip, can help our viewers navigate this. what is legal and not legal in what you've been watching over the last 4 days? you may well being drawing that distinction before i come to the specific ons to your question. i was inclined to make this observation president by d and israel could do a great deal for the rule of law if they joined up to the international criminal court under law that quote,

to investigate the guarantee base of the occupation to date. bearing in mind the legality of the rule in israel, and submit to peacefully to legal education of what they're doing. it's an on happy reality that is rarely is more or less immune for them. the jurisdiction of the international criminal court in america will save it if there's any attempt to infer that by the security council and then america. and so if it's not a member of that quote, as to your specific question, then i think the following has to be accepted. the strike by how mouse is pretty obviously little for they give reasons for it, but i don't think the reasons would marriage a defensive challenge? jean cool of the attack by is right. who may or may not be

justified in part defense against the rockets? so self defense ready? a heart issue from noon to advance for several reasons. not just because of the overall circumstances, but because you defend yourself against the state because it is not the state. it's also an occupied territory and it's up to by, by israel. so this is got out the initial problems about really counting keyboard. who's doing well they're defending itself against the rockets is undoubtedly legal. the nature of it subtract on gaza is much, much more appropriate magic for it. and the language of the politicians and ministry lead is something we was marked with. great siege may just about himself and circumstances be legal. for example,

if the siege is all the church here or child born area is comprised entirely of opposing forces. pass is not the case here and sees, brings with it the, an average ability of the risk of starvation. it's almost full cost by what is said by israel and intentional starvation is not recognized without any doubt as an international crime. a. so the attack by the response attack slips don't use the majority of time. all right, israel is doing is problem matching in at least those areas. sir jeffrey, nice. again, i would've loved for the conversation to last a lot longer. we weren't, hadn't quite forecast the speech and the length of the speech by the us president, but i thank you so much for that invaluable analysis of what is legal, what's not legal and what's the gray area when it comes to the law of war. and

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