this business uptake these voltage by this exact gross not net of on the dashboard to use the the so i'm for the back to go. this is in use our on algebra live from bill coming up in the next 60 minutes, the grief and despair in a rasa is radius. why is his finest simians, homes? kidding? at least for 2 people in 7 guys. is ras prime minister dismissed as a ceasefire. proposal by a mouse and order is choose to push further into rafa space to protest, the palestinian museum in the occupied westbank gets ready to display the work of office from casa, also this hour a form of bach,

assignee prime minister in the wash of east cast his vote in parliamentary elections full by 40 services suspended nationwide loss, secuity is set up and in russia, vladimir proteins, main challenger and anti war candidate, voice division is far from running for you. lex. i'm devin ash, with sports as high as castle reached back to back asian cup finals defending champion st. iran 32. i will now face jordan on saturday for the types of the a thank you for joining us. we begin in 7 guys are where these really all me is expanding. it's for, into rasa is really will page bumped more homes in the city where palestinians were told to move to for their own safety. 5 children and 2 women are among the 14 people killed in some of the latest strikes, dozens more have been injured. others desperately searching for the missing

relative. and the name is we were sleeping safely in our home until it exploded on the 1st floor. as you can see, 5 people were martyred and we still don't know the whereabouts of the rest were they transferred to the community or the european hospital were at the european hospital here. but we don't know where they are. my mother is an elderly woman, she's 90 years old and we don't know where she is so many. is there safety in this world? there isn't. i swear to god, there's no safety. i fled con units to rasa. and here they bombed us in rasa. that's bringing out his ears hurting my motor, was in a raffle for us in 7 guys. a honey. a great deal of concern over a potentially is really military assault on rafa. tell us about the current situation and just how worried off people about an expand it is really military military operation. yes, follow you just by the hour we were able to spot

a great deal of worry and concern for a largely traumatized and terrorized displaced population in rough city. more than half of gauze of population have been squeezed into this, a small sliver of land, very close to java egyptian border, where the entire city just turned into a 10 refugee 10 cam. literally, we're looking at here everywhere. there tends to be instead of, by the way, it's how it's been and now the vast majority of them are expressing their restoration over the fact that for them it's the 3rd time they have been displaced . that if there is a ground invasion and throughout the city, that means they are going to be dismissed for the 4th time. but this time, they're not sure where are they supposed to go? there's no save from place. literally. it's written in the entire gall, this trip. it has been targeted repeatedly by it is really minutes or even in a drop by and where people were told that earlier, the initial weeks of the warranty, evacuated to,

to avoid being bump. they were killed here any way within days or sometimes hours of their arrive as they were killed here, just overnight, a tax. we're talking about the casualties, the work and the bill. as a result of the massive attack, the residential home are displaced families of from y'all's on the central area. it's words important and out the central area, including dated by city and area that those 2 areas where people literally told to go to, to avoid being bomb. but both of them at the same time, almost simulate atanya as they are being a top, relentless, the by either artillery selling or by a massive area strikes also in the central area. and on top of the 14 people killed here, we're looking at at least 12 people were killed in the center, including dated by the city as well as the refugee come with the ongoing. the threats at bite is really military to expand the operation here and drop by people

are asking of a, a good question here. where are they supposed to do, where it's supposed to go, and what are they supposed to do for the southern part of the dog, the age of borders. they don't want that to feed into a permanent displacement, but it's staying here is very dangerous for them. yeah, very dangerous indeed. thank you so much money for that honey. my mood with the latest they have from rafa in southern gaza. and the us secretary of state says there is still room for an agreement after israel's foreign minister dismissed for both si fi turns from us. a new round of negotiations mediated by egypt and contact is still expected to go head on thursday in cairo. mama jump $2.00 and $3.00 for some time to be less than a day after how much submitted its response to a potential gauze, a cease fire plan us secretary of state. and to me, blinking arrived in israel, hoping to build on that moment. but hours after meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, israel all but rejected the current framework for a succession of hostilities. the gump gun, she, i guess my,

i'm sorry for the feel. hope now is the time for the is riley defense forces to allow safe car doors for the residents of rough, or we shall continue destroying the capabilities of hamas until we achieve that. and i emphasize we have no other option but decisive victory as to how much for its part said that unlike is real, they have taken a positive approach to the cease fire proposal and then it then. yeah, oh, well, how cool that meant to no end of government a system to continue to mislead the public opinion in israel and to prolong it's a christian dispatched. the last has been sustaining and puts a note and a couple minutes with the attempts to hold the war, seemingly at a standstill. one significant point of contention continues to be whether any agreed to cease fire would be permanent. despite the diplomatic setbacks at a press conference in tel aviv lincoln insisted a ceasefire deal between israel and how much was still a possibility. we had an opportunity today to discuss with the

israeli government, the response that from us sent last night to the proposal that the united states cutter in egypt had put together to bring the remaining officers home and extend the mentoring pause. what i can tell you about these discussions is that while there are some clear non starters in monsters response, we do think it create space for agreement to be reached. and we will work at that relentlessly until we get there. there was an intense day of talks for america's top diplomat. at the end of it, anthony blinking did offer a positive outlook on ultimately finding a path to peace. but he also gave few details about how american now and visions finding a way to end the war, how much i'm doing with 0 to levine. and that's not bringing knowledge. is zero's really talent zillow, is the occupied is through isn't so really tell us about the reactions in israel to

the sci fi times proposed by him? us well, nothing yahoo is clearly and explicitly the ceiling a and exclusively military solution to the cause of what we sent shouldn't be too surprised. i think by is rejection of how much this proposition because it goes against everything. the mess, know he's been saying and doing the that the goals between these 2 positions i think was, was too wide to bridge. and this, it's a ration of, of the negotiations. and the mediation must be always been saying, there is no end to the goal until how much just finish that the day off. this is the day off to come us there is perhaps still an avenue forward for negotiations. and as we, uh, it's in attempt to support that the various mediation that is supposed to be continuing in cairo. we have no refresher response on whether he is right. is going

to be present at that. but on the hiring funds the most, i think both cool and public voice or criticism against the policies and that's in yahoo is the, the survey come from the families of the captives. and obviously you have being freed from captivity and gaza. they held a press conference yesterday instead of the even that is making the front covers of many newspapers. today i can go 3 summit and this is the hearts newspaper and that you see some of the people from that press conference. this is a newspaper called my reeves. again, that's the press conference that and this is give you, it's our notes. and this type of carries a quotes from athena moshe. a 72 year old woman who was in captivity in gaza. and she says, i can read the courts here if you can send you in this direction,

they will be no one left to release. if the adult seized over to and then every is riley will know that he or she is next about there is to sympathy for the families of the form of captives in his role. but that doesn't mean that there is widespread opposition to the war. most is right, he's failed it, the war is necessary. what that splits about is what's due authorize what to do with gaza. whether there's any, uh, uh, validity in the 2 state solution as a recent poll that was done by these royal democracy institute, which honest people should that be a 2 state solution as parts of a why the deal to complete the will 50 percent of his right he said, no, i'd be 36 percent said yes, that was split. it's all you'd want to be pretty much with most left wing about it . and the same thing that supports the states, 80 percent of right. wingers saying they oppose us. all right, well, we thank you very much for bringing us that reaction from occupied east jerusalem. well, let's discuss all this further now with akiva. elda was joining us from tennessee

of, he's a political analysts, and call them this at high rates newspaper. very good to have you with us on knowledge is 0. so netanyahu has rejected the mosque line calling it delusional. is his dismissal of this proposal? an official is really dismissal. is isaac, the neo is trying to eat the cake and to have a uh, he doesn't want to be portrayed as, uh, someone who actually s u reported mentioned before. who has executed 100. these ladies who is government is actually a bad the some people even say beecher a full months ago. so he doesn't actually leave the door open when he completely refuses to put a deadline to this floor. but on the other hand,

i think that he doesn't want to say no to the president of the united states who is personally involved in the efforts to release the president in florida. i want to remind you that there are several american citizens amongst them. um, he doesn't want to say no to egypt and the 2 got. all right, so he's, he's really good friends do. so he's, he's real, going to send a delegation to cairo for, for this new round of negotiations. and as absolutely nothing else is interested in, then it goes the ations. but i'm not sure if, as was mentioned before, that that the majority of the captives will be alive to ways that they can wait until uh, you know, and the time you know, and how much will find the actual to the ultimate common ground. the gap is so why

the captors, uh the last. it's not the only cause it's hard to say, but they are the only cause that seen why is keeping right and you're not lucky to go right before you know what was that. uh the uh, but a senior who uh uh for the 2nd time refugees, uh and he himself and the she can get out of this alive. right. okay. let me. yeah . did you? yeah. yeah, i wanted to ask you a bit more about this yahoo end of the reasons behind his dismissal. so mean, did you say miss alice still wants to negotiate? the americans and categories have said they believe that they are elements in this proposal that are workable. the categories of said that it's positive. what issues precisely is nathan yahoo! and these really is, i guess,

concerned about what issues are they concerned about when it comes to this proposal? is it the duration of the ceasefire? the notion of sci fi itself, what, what are the main concerns for these really c, the main concerns is how and whether an attorney out can really meet his commitment to get to either from us. and this is the minimum that he needs in uh, the political that imagine in order to survive politically, he has to make sure to his constituency that there is not going to be another october 7th, which according to him. and maybe he climbed very high to high tree and there is no letter to get out of that. so how much can afford to get him? okay, um the only way not right now is if uh, because uh,

maybe egypt conveys the leaders of from us to get out of doing guys up to have a safe passage to as soon as the country and to allow some kind of a new government that will be led by to pacino's already with some kind of participation or from us in, in this, in the day after the was okay. i keep it. oh god, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us. i keep a l dot is from the harris newspaper columnist at joining us from tennessee. thank you for your time. thanks is now over the past 4 months is rouse, relentless bombing campaign has forced the people of gaza to see further and further south. it started in october when hundreds of thousands of people fed the floods. the noise after these really ami announced a 6 hour window for civilians to move past warranty gaza the following month. these really air force drop leaf fits in villages, east of con eunice,

ordering residents evacuated immediately westwards to what it called, no and shelters. in december, these really ami gave instructions to residents in the north and center of the gaza strip, to move immediately to south as in debt all by law. january. so is red order, hundreds of thousands of people in con eunice to on the wasi. many of them were targeted by tying sod, tillery shelves and small arms fire as they fled, and at the beginning of this month is really defense. many so you off kalonde denounced that once the army had completed what he called its mission, named con eunice. they would return that they would turn their attention to rough gaza southern. most city is sheltering more than 1300000 people. that's more than half of districts the entire population. joining us now and, and use our is kate fords, who was the president of international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies? joining us from cairo, thank you very much for being with us. everyone very much concerned about is really

expanding it's, it's military operation is ground offensive into rasa. the un secretary general says this would exponentially increase. what is already a humanitarian nightmare. i know you were in guys a just 24 hours ago. can you tell us about the situation and what you saw and what you heard while you with that it's really this consistency community i, since we haven't seen in the past when you meet the families in the house, which is one issue. so rightly pointed out the 1300000 display people we saw yesterday. when i saw yesterday were people who are desperate need be. and what is preventing us from getting 8 they are is having service, having the ability to have protection of our lockers chairs and our staff and disobedience themselves. i saw people desperate for food for clean water, really ability to play the salt hospital. so we know we did find

a good deal that we need to operate now. my met with the launch drivers in the afternoon only to come back in 24 hours later. no one of them being to all 3 insurance and that simple. it's clearly marked ambulance has not been respected, right. is critical. the international humanitarian law will be followed that we'd be allowed to have same access to get the necessary a into yeah, the palestinian red crescent. i mean has been working on the under the most difficult conditions and circumstances in gaza. it's come under attack. it's personnel, as he mentioned, has been killed. the ambulance drive is, as it tries to provide, desperately needed relief to the people of guys and how i, i are you as the president of the national federation of red, crescent, red cross, and red crescent societies. how you making sure that these work as a better protected? what sort of conversations are you having with these really is about this to having,

honestly, conversations with anyone to say tearing law on both sides. weird last workers 15 workers. and as i mentioned, this is not due to track, so it's fixing to be respected. so we're doing several things are clearly marking. we have this international aid might be there with the rent price of rent, crescent studios as well. stage of tunes, we are working to inform them. we're taking as much care as we can talk about where they can be checked in periods. and like to see it's imperative we understand the international tv. diplomats were they to make this point very clear that we get to me next year? yeah. and so what about the humanitarian responds today?

what, what sort of response are you preparing in anticipation of what many people expect will be? and these really ground defensive on bravo, where again, 1200000 people have, are seeking shelter right now which expect to my future. i can tell you that we're not having access. we, we need for access is entry waste and we need the ability to move traction quicker . we need to have the equipment is necessary. she made a quick, quickly generators and food products that can get through without being restricted or just brought back. we absolutely need more sense as many understand that are symbols me and that we are neutral and that we are giving a to now to need it. thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us cade forbes is the president of the national federation of red cross, and red crescent society is joining us there from cairo. thank you for your time.

thank you to now the policy museum in the occupied westbank has been closed also with a war in gaza, but it's reopening its doors on sunday to display more than 300 works of art, old by gods and artists need a avery and when for a free this is one of the last piece is remaining not only of the over to work of him as a boot, but of the artist herself, silas the silvio, offensive to with her 2 sons and then his really bombardment on goal is that in mid october, her house struck her studio, gone, her legacy remembered here the palestinian museum in germany. it's hard because some of the things are the prices of this. some of those are just beyond being in the private collection. it's a national does a, a month before the war g by us to bring her paintings home. she dreamt of having an

exemption abroad. now her last piece is join more than 300 artworks, of the palestinian museum. old by g as an artist called. this is not an exhibition items were collected from local galleries in the occupied westbank. also from people's living rooms. an attempt to preserve goes as rich art scene now being wiped out. it's a space to protest, organize, or see, or just some of the, some who shared his own paintings and some others from his collection. what's become this model when the war ends were quite together? but now we need to paint and survive some art, this our painting now from the street. they've been displaced to who will cry. but we will then start painting life, oranges from nature and laughter. and nothing about this exemption is traditional or neat, prominent or dis work place next to younger art. this is a reminder that the old one under his way the bombardment most are displaced in

similar tents next to one another. do you know? months old has vivid memories of her visit to her, destroyed home. no display sort of stuff. she's still alive, but her memories are in ruins because of the kind of us and the wood. unfortunately, they have used a lot of her work to be burnt, to warm themselves in such a miserable condition. diverse a nature color and meaning behind every piece is a story of hope and pain. with these really made it to your patients front and center. some spaces on the we are waiting to be filled with more paintings. i chanced to take part in collective breach and remembrance. i think the stubborn they refuse to die and certainly they refused to. likewise,

for our dis, participating in this exemption were killed during this war on cause of many other artists. the museum could not even reach an opening submission only to be closed after the war ends. as it drags on menu on these paintings may be the only survivors of causes are a need that but he just needed the occupied westbank. the next turn to other world news now, and at least 7 police officers have been killed in pakistan as the general election got underway, the interior ministry has temporarily suspended mobile services across the country, fighting security concerns, at least 20 people were killed in to bomb attacks on wednesday in the southwest and from and stuff i noticed on i still find has claimed responsibility for those

attacks around 120000000 pocket signed. these are ineligible to vote on who will lead them for the next 5 years. from a prime minister in non con is in prison and bought the front run a is, is form arrival. the 3 time prime minister and a washer reef is campaigning against been a while ago to us. of diary chairman of the pakistan is people's party. the election follows months of political and economic turmoil that spring in come on high to who is in is lemme bond for is a great deal of concerns about security. we've heard of another bomb blast, the northwest pakistan. tell us about what's been happening. come on. where is this particular diag have taken place in trouble? your daddy, daddy or you are troubling it any way. a few days ago, there was an attack on police man in the data might have con, region 10, police manual gun down by night, but and the date of the night you're going lemme g equipment. and then, of course,

today, a bomb blash dog and the police are, were on duty at the portland station many one day and to get it all straightened, but not just on province. where the election was already subdued. because of the security, fear that and of cause that of course, that goes. so i meant that the security forces, i've had to mobilize 650000 of them. but those security concerns are not applicable to the problems of fin button, job islam of law then. so people are questioning as to why they were the suspension of the internet and cellular phone services. the focused on derek and self and many others are now saying that this is a deliberate attempt to make the election less drawn, sped in more controversial and perhaps pointing towards rigging. so it is now less than one in a how far left for the boiling to be completed. and it will be important to see

what kind of drawn out was the scene today. yeah, i focused on the crucial election. yeah. and the lead up to, to the election has been controversial, no doubt, come off when the prime minister in mankind was one of the most popular politicians in pakistan is not on the ballot. how much is a shadow looming over what's happening today? and what influence does he still have square league has a large one of the most popular later, no matter what the government does, it becomes even more popular and didn't get them government, which was the form in order to ensure free and fair elections. and to give everybody a level playing field, they also become very controversial. a legal team has been saying that the cases that they've been brought against them are totally frivolous, that this is political. victimization already enjoys tremendous support in some

areas we started support does come out in strain despite the fact that there were apprehensions that there would be longer doubt. we've also heard that some of the boiling agents of page bar date have been a dark day that some of them have not been allowed into the portland stations. so as popularity remains very much in that, however, is in jail along with the form a foreign minister, and that are apprehensions that the maybe manipulate a across focused on people going to be watching to see what was the percentage of the people who came out. because there have been irregularity to observe even at the polling stations, where the number of people have had to wait and enough cartridge would be important to see whether they will not be able to exercise their fundamentals right to be able to was thank you very much. for that, come all high to live for us to is i'm about, let's go over to another of our correspondents in pakistan today. i started bagels

in the hoard as we had from come off security concerns and the internet uh, suspended. also in the hallway. you want tell us about this and what impact is having on the vote. the same truck just having on the boat through the site. it's taking people longer to call the boat, but also it's pulled into many patients issues between boat as many arrange to meet and go to the police station together. maybe you want to look at website patients to see who is standing in the area of exposing stations they should go to a symbol. that particular is using. i've been speaking to people who say that the security issues existing in the interest on ok be facing the pool preferences, lots to and for job, which is the most popular provinces by 141 seats available. so why is it the internet and phone services have been restricted?

yeah, but nevertheless, people have been coming guys to bows, but some support to them. and the most part of them saying that it's very possible that this is andrea against this incident restrictions because it's very positive. it has really mobile, like social media and internet websites, whether it's application because this and both have the ticket back was not allowed them to buy that paper. so they created applications and websites that supports us know who to vote for and what symbols the particular candidate with the using. but this bill about an hour and a half left until the polls those and some of the police station that we have a very, very busy. yeah. tell us a bit more. i sad about the political significance of lahore. it's a battle ground. disney is absolutely. it's a back to the ground, it seems. tradition has been a strong hold full time, full, a prime minister in wall street parking the assembly. now that has somewhat changed

your mind. con, had the must've riley here last year where thousands of people came back. and it's sort that whoever wins per job and whoever wins the whole defended, good chance of going, going to get mostly around the country. and that's the significance of the horrors that cultural talk to them focus on. it's me. so i'm the most popular company, but really what we're seeing now is trying to get some independence. constance c t . i was standing independently taking gone people like was the reason to female candidates from peachy. i brought in joe on the by that paper challenging the other main talk is yeah, a month in this child attends the boss sweeping stuff aside. thank you very much for the last time. the big live there in the hall, and of course we will, will check in with you once the post goes there in pocky sent in the raw chevy only on time will candidate in the upcoming elections will not be allowed to run for

president the electoral commission this allowed, 15 percent of the signature is required on voice negations, application edition phase. he will challenge of rolling at the supreme court as bringing our correspondents you the chapel of out of out who's in moscow. tell us more about this candidate and why his application was rejected by the election to be sure. well as he just said, that lawyers in the district is bought from running for president, who's kind of a seat has been rejected. and he's what the election commission. he said that the commission had actually rejected the will of tens of millions of russians. he also mentioned that hundreds of thousands of people had donated to the millions of approvals, just to make suggestions, campaign possible. back on january the 31st and the day after and on his team submitted the required 100000 signatures and his supposed. and a few days later the election commission informed that they have found more than 15 percent of mistakes in the signatures. why only 4 percent of mistakes were

acceptable and also that various industrial said that his team, i was working hard to defend, so to, to speak, the signatures rejected by the commission to prove that they were real. but according to him, it was unrealistic to defend them. all. in addition, is the only, as you mentioned on to will presidential hopeful who openly to class his position without fear to be detained. because nowadays, in russia, any on 2 whole sentiments can be considered discrimination of the russian army on both are sure it can find themselves in jail. but it's sad to say that laborers in addition, has gained huge support of people who are gaines because that can ukraine was sold without ro, nice thousands and thousands of people were literally a for days to sign and say, the destiny. tons of the say that became the only charles for them to legally express the anti war sentiment. and despite the fine but no bolt of believe that not the evidence could when he could have become the seconds after that to me,

patient had he been allowed to run something, the crumbling would not particularly like the crumbling scroll. it seems to show the country that of letting the preaching out of the special men shop ration and ukraine have overwhelming support. so once again, it's been proven that until you know, any anti red trick should know they had in russia these days and berries, the dash and speaking they live to reporters in moscow after the decision by the electrical commission to disallow the signature is required for his obligation, thank you very much, judy. i shop a roundabout for the update there from the russian capital. and just in a head on these challenges here and use our the us as, as strikes and rock has killed the commander of the on type has the line which is leads to yvonne will have the latest and leads drama. the ask a couple of nations send the final step i will have to on that coming up in the

the well, i think the folks back because there is no misleading the power valley. another outbreak of all the carriers are sitting in the eastern side is kind of a if you the division between 2 different types where the remains this thing here, this frontal system. and it's really quite a contrast where you got temperatures as low as minus 50 in helsinki. you're above freezing in london. so imagine that. so there's 2 bits of air coming together, such a contrast, you tend to get significant weather in the case of a higher ground having than maybe know of knowledge that will be some snow folding . leads as growth are cody sweeten for thursday, and then the improvement friday and saturday, where it's like to be able to cost for about 3 days. but the real code is to the east scans, and even particularly if in helsinki is minus 15, that is the highest by day. now that is extreme for february,

even how sinking anyway, for the next 3 days it does will not slightly, it's not a reco by any means, but it should be about minus one by the know, minus 50. that the other side of it to all the bringing in some what i suspect will be welcomed. they possibly temporarily flooding rain through portugal and may be spain. and then if i take you ahead to friday, this spreads into a sleep tense. the movement of the po, value default and some rather with something else. now the, this is the 1st one they saw that we see the real time it's the victims themselves . there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream media. it is always an attempt to frame a true side of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias. understand what they are looking to see out and raise. the

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of our top stories. at least 14 people have been killed in these really strikes on homes in southern gaza in the rock fi is riley is expanding its offensive into the area where more than a 1000000 displaced kind of seems as seeking refuge. these are the prime minister funding, and this now has dismissed these 5 of those are by him lost by the us secretary of state, down to the blinking says there is still a go for an increase of smallness. that's bringing colleges here as hashim. i have by who is very closely watching all the negotiations when it comes to a ceasefire. so initially i was dismissing this proposal by how modest but there's still talks going on in cairo, egypt today with a mouse delegation, attending apparently, what do we know about these release? are they going to be there not well yet to, to, to, to know about the, the make up. all of the, as read is write it dedication, which he's going to attempt those tools. but however, when you look at these, of, of, of, of, of how about that edition is led by, how do you, how you, how did,

is it deputy chat amount of how much ink does the, of these, of the most powerful elements of how, of how much that presence is a strong indications that we are talking about now. some of the logistics, an operational aspects of the implementation of the deal that would be in touch with the, with the egyptians and particularly the intelligence, the chief, uh, best comment about the very practical aspects of the big we would extremely sensitive, extremely delicate, particularly when it comes to the movement of the, of the cup to the moment the announcement in this, in our house, your message, this deal is a non starter. so what are they precisely going to be talking about in cairo? the you so, i mean just these rallies of the tardies i'm diabetic, as of the egyptians method and power as they agreed on those elements of the, of the deal percentage of how much, how much said we are positive. however, the tests a list to the agreement,

it's so the 3 phases and then that is a list of how much the amounts and how for how much, what is crucially this whole thing. the only way for how much to sell disagreement to its own people is to ensure that this time is going to be a long pause. okay, i'm just curious why the talking about us is by a, by the time they've reached a 135 days for this is a huge political victory is, is well going to allow for that to happen. i thought it personally, but i think this is something that is going to be negotiated as we speak now in egypt. and this is why this is the most critical aspect of the whole agreement to what are, what have been the red lines in these proposals for these raise. you know, i was trying to get back from mackie by all that, but was an create, you know, the focus seems to be on what needs now with things. but for these really is what are the red lines and what changes say 4? are we likely to see in this agreement that was, i think the biggest concern about both how my son is right, is what happens next. and they want to be the boy, and they want to be the ones to shave the not to these riley's,

the reason why the consent is that the worst case scenario for not telling you how would be off to the deal. how must uh, be, uh, cassandra gaze fights is the most from the tunnels. hold those massive fridays. and you said why images from those things? it would be a massive accumulation for these bodies. they have been saying that we would continue the fights of how much has to be destroyed, how much understands that of this explain why they are offering this the the do. because if they, if they stick to pilot in gaza, that would be, that would be a good thing for them. yeah. it seems so harsh and that there are many different things happening at the same time when it comes to these negotiations. because we've heard blinking, say that saudi arabia, the saudis, were still open to the idea of normalization with israel. so there's several tracks . it seems in the negotiation. how, how does it all play fit together if you and this is part of the complexity of this thing, this is part of the reason why they are very tight lips when it comes to what is

happening behind, behind goes doors. because you know, for less and the whole idea will eventually have to happen. but imagine and attend the a whole. there's a deal with saudi arabia. this is going to be the biggest political breakthrough of the reasons these 19 sense. the agreement with the egyptians backing cap, david, because it drops out, the radio board means that you would have to have every single powerful nation of the spots of the well following suit. and normalizing relations with the saudis, about saudi arabia made it clear they want to things to happen before they come to themselves. so normally ization and do the one in gaza. and a road map towards establishing a bodies is they only have lots of one. i think it would take some time, but only because of these up, so to know where the solid is was say, to model without normalizing with wells fargo, i'm done. and one less thing to fully run that that is, isn't within weeks, as long as the holiest month you'd, you'd rather have a d a before that without i did before, my band is not going to be due until the end of the spring. yeah. that hope for

millions of palestinians, the is a force that there is a tail vary. so how should thank you very much for bringing us the way to say now the united states has an s strike in iraq has killed at least one high ranking member of an armed group links to yvonne for explosions, where he was stop a district of fact died at least 3 people were killed when a call exploded. us forces. i've recently carried out a series of strikes targeting a type has the law beyond cope is blamed for the killing of 3 us soldiers in a drone, striking jordan last month. i'm going to have did well, how does in bank dot explains why the why he government just slowly displeased with the us the attack happened according to the us central command at around 930 p. m a little bit about lucas time. and it was a unilateral strike causing due to send to come targeted of one high ranking commander that belongs to the get to f has below his beloved brigades with

a side or a bu box at a side, according to the popular and mobilization forces here and according to id is found in the venue of the attack united message to the neighborhood in the, the eastern disabilities of the dad. last night. the id is his id is show that he is a high ranking commander. he is an advisor and he is a responsible for the drawings and missiles and during the engineering department as at the popular mobilization forces. as you know, that popular mobilization force is a part of minutes we group group works with or under that you're lucky, a push real estate minutes, the institution, but the he belongs to can, to, has below it to the us of lames for can go with thousands of attacks against us and coalition forces in iraq and syria, and also the in the region of ok, no is heisman these, erupting for the 3rd time. in 2 months,

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a channel victory late in the 2nd hall. thoughts that goal was disallowed, and v a all gave south africa penalties for the files to the queen of school, the spot in the 90s, minutes to make it a want to new goals and extra time. so it went to kind of susana because it's who is that kind of safe. i'm not left to let you not to, to score the winning slip kick for nigeria. now flight for full staff and tyson and sundays. find a more straightforward when full face on tucson champions, ivory coast, to books, best. boston, the final with victory over the democratic republic of congo, pursued open strike of sebastian alo, return from injury to make his fest off this woman's and school. the only go in the 65th minutes is that was enough to fill that spot in the fine with the fest, whose countries to do so since egypt in 2006 well that's bringing african, which on list out of the house. he's in ivory coast covering ask on,

i was to thank you for your time. so let's start with the highest. i've read case that can be many scenes at any sports. he's done this while off to start hitting that couch mid tournaments. and i mean, it's truly been a remarkable story. how does it, i mean, i think he meant sealed to frank castillo for that. that's what he said. the ghost cannot be afraid to just 2 weeks ago, could be my lips dead and buried it last and their most 2000000 eating to see is the street of the country where they last for nails. equitorial get me there. losing mondale to nigeria, and that led to this i see a tech coach and we just say that it's not true to the around the 16 is the worst ever teen to do so to get so knocked out. but since then they knocked out champions, set a goal on penalties. they beat molly just by saying the match for over an hour with only 10 men the best 100 and 22nd minute winter. and now they've reached the 1st final who's the one to turn it in 2015. genuinely has been absolutely bonkers. and one of the most remark no stories in,

in sports let alone football on on the ultimate. yeah, this certainly has to be that right across the rifle. i've replaced on that fountains. housing is a nice area. all the team that they will play in the final. how do you see it playing out on sunday spots? it's a hard one's call. i mean, yeah, let's not forget like you're a where the 1st key to be. click the button to turn it back into a group stage when i bore, and as such as well as support and were, were favorites for this term. one of the favorites, at least in the super, if the goal is to kind of been the exact opposite of the host nation, they've been boring and often uninspiring. but they are defensively resolute. they're a good tournament team to show the real maturity, the few other nations have and in victor altima and they have asked that as best player. and he was the one who made the difference against the wall when he won the penalty that that. ready ready and there he won the penalty in south africa and he has been really, yes, this is a very different orientation for the one that last early in the tournament. but i think we will be seeing a very similar match hides. taiji, you know, not a lot like that, the games started, but i can't see it being anything other than

a very low score in game one. neil or median draw going to penalties, but either way i'm on it's on the knife edge and i cannot wait to watch it. so i just think it's going to and then if, if you, i, if i have to push me, if i, if i had to ask for when i think is as ludicrous as it is to say, given what they've been through. i think for the boss to be the slight seafront despite you know, the absolute turmoil that they've gone through, they just showed showing an unbelievable amount of determination and, and a will to win that no other team has, has been able to show. and that was there, so i mean, been then to training the say, weeks, lots of drama right? this i've gone. how's that compared to the previous ones you've covered? i mean, not only for my own experience, just because generally the shipping company gets started. this is undoubtedly been the greatest stafford combinations in living memory. i mean, we've seen some of the best football at the tournament. we've seen some incredible upsets and smaller nations, like maybe a marquee. yeah, that's where we're getting and keep for making history. while others, like algeria, i, donna egypt, traditional heavy weights, falling short, we seen them

a brilliant turnout from sometimes on test and some numbers from some fans traveling from outside the host country and including the most brilliant stories and supporting histories. if i was students use i, it's genuine, they've been terrific tournament and our to coping the final will live out. and so the incredibly high standards that have been set so far and well, yeah, this certainly has been a great to me. it has an as to how is that african football done this to thank you very much for your time. 3 days until see football. 50 a some base teams have held light training sessions in las vegas. the kansas city chiefs are looking to become the best team to retain the title in 19 years that helps the rest on the shoulders. of course, a backpack certain times. he's aiming for his the super bowl when and just is 6 these and he and his teammates are hoping to use their experience to cope with sunday, speaking 1st year to be able to manage that long have time. right. that you have miserable. i'm doing that. the right way and i know the coach, that'd great plan for that. and then when you come back out, it's all about execution and energy. and so you can have that, excuse me, energy at the beginning of the game with everybody's intent and the, and it's,

it's the, it's, the drill is pop in. but being able to bring that again in the 2nd half will be super important, especially against a great defense. and so definitely something that we have to make sure that we're ready to do in us. and that we have to ask you to the high level to find the athletes. you finish on the probably the powers olympics, the shape will be taking him. a piece of the eiffel tower organizes revealed. the metals for this is getting made out of scrap metal from the eye clinic, monuments a hectic and shaped type, and you can see that in the middle of the metal is made from iron from past refurbishments. if the towel store forget, is it a warehouse at a secret location that will be about $5000.00 metals produced altogether? civilian picks and power and picks. great idea that is that that is the quote from me. for now i will have another update lights up. i wanna thank you very much for that. that's it for this use our own out here, but to see what is the

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dry weather, there are several informal sacraments for refugees from neighboring syria in this region as well. concerned is growing among communities living here near the backs of 2 rivers that the worst is yet to come. president biden says once a 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis, what does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy. and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line, the,

[000:00:00;00] the grease and despair and stuff is really gonna strikes hit palestinian homes killing at least 14 people in southern does the altering elda 0 life from the headquarters. in delphi, i'm getting obligate to also coming off. israel's prime minister dismissed as