the, the, there's no limit to how a dream continue to study in your own adventure. no counter. and the the hello on money in sites is the news on life from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. 5 un peacekeepers and 11 on the injured in. and it's really, it's hard because the convoy passes through a check points. doesn't. is it part of sidney is a killed by his really strikes the northern gauze. the red crescent medical facilities destroyed. i've had to go hand in washington dc coming up. we take

a look at what have trump 2nd term could mean for u. s. foreign policy. and trying to return to the us presidency dominates the meeting of european leaders with defense trades, hoping consent and on peace. has families with your sports news fonts using tv administered them on some explanation of the parents on demand phones. i'm full of giant free pilots fund. center ahead of the teams, latest champions week match the hello. welcome to the program. we begin in lebanon, where wave of is really a tax has been carried out in the past 24 hours in the south and is rarely drones drunk, kills free people in engine 5 un peacekeepers. the strike hit a vehicle, an army check point inside on as a universal vehicle was also passing through. are now elsewhere is rarely as

strikes have struck the ancient city of bel back in easton, lebanon. israel says it's targeting his bullet and its hotline. but historic buildings dating back to the ultimate period have also been destroyed. meanwhile, and the southern suburbs of a route. this was the scene often is rarely asked roy jolanda, nita is from lebanon's international airport as the closest is riley, ms. stalls have come to the facility. the strike was paused for the barrels of a tax on southern they read on wednesday evening. i was your orders, little boy, show you the movie. it was a, he's a factory. there are no width and step, but why did they talk of people here? what, what the and we're all, let's start with the strikes in southern bay roots. what more can you tell us about the latest damage? well it's the start gives you a tight you were talking about took place um as navy had pulled. now, this is

a very, very serious incident for the lebanese people, because you have any way you can actually get out of living on it. if he can, international is do you have any intellectual apple in 11 on? if that gets shut down and these were strikes that were very close to the apples, then the only way out is by a boat uh, through the pools, either through cypress or to uh, to grease out. if this, the strikes had hit, perhaps like half a mile close up by apple would be no functioning right. no and wrong. what about these concerns about una fell. i mean, they say that a number, if its stuff had been injured, often is rarely strike in southern lebanon. what exactly are the details? well, you know, full of actually issued a statement right now. i can read you. possibly. it says unit field come void, bringing newly arrived these people's to self 11 on was pulsing, signed up when

a drain strike a kid named by 5 peacekeepers. what lightly injured and treated by the loved news that red cross. and they'll continue on to that post the lebanese all me say that's 3 of its soldiers. unable, nearby check points were also injured. 3 people died in that attack. several calls will actually destroyed as well if it was coming to attack at least 20 different times by he's ready for assistance. they announced the ground invasion in itself. 11 on the unit. full peacekeepers still complained to the security counselors, there's council complaints. these ratings that these strikes are illegal under instructional laws of the unit, felt a presence that is to observe and to help with the humanitarian issues, yet it's still keeps getting targeted. now this strike a's very concerning as well for another reason. when is wrong issues, it's full of vaccination?

food is they all people often times to go past no of the policy or wally river. that's where this took place. so you're taking people to leave and go post that particular checkpoint, but you'll know bombing that particular checkpoint. okay, many things. so there's updates, and we're on con, that for us in baby's, it was we just had is where the asteroids have repeatedly hit east and 11 on destroying homes heritage sites. many people have already fled the regions of becca and val back. but some all staying despite the risks, st. ahold of reports in the middle of the rubble and devastation. there's still life. but this park is no longer a place where children are safe. the ancient city of baltic and eastern 11 on has been repeatedly hit by as rarely strikes. i am, highland springs to the sound of the bombing. i missed my friends. they went

somewhere, i guess, swelled at least half of the city's population left. when these really army issued, forced evacuation orders late last month, but there are those who refused to do so. among them, the medical staff at the main hospital in the area is that's what i'm going to yet . that's a lot. the doctor in charge says they will remain in his words, steadfast, despite nearby is really strikes that causes damage to the facility. they call them and they want to pressure people, display them and turn them again. instead of just of this one, top of the people here are supporters of the resistance. we want to leave our families and our now much of eastern living on has been engulfed in war. this is, has well as heartland, villages are empty. 6 weeks of intense air rates have destroyed so much when people in this impoverished region already had so little. it's

a similar situation in the south of the country and in the southern suburb of beta lebanon's prime minister. and as he mccarthy has criticized the international community for remaining silent in the face of these attacks. people here say they feel the same. they say israel has been given a green light to destroy and kill as well says it is targeting has belong and this infrastructure. but it strikes are destroying homes, as well as historic buildings. the l. montreal, which dates back to the ottoman era was reduced to rubble, the destruction just away from the temple of jupiter bottlenecks, unesco listed roman ruins, not far away from the cities historic center. this used to be a famous restaurant. the owner says this was about hurting the economy, are already the reconstruction bill is in the billions of dollars, and this is a nearly bankrupt state,

has the law and as well are negotiating under fire. i a says she knows her children's future and lives are at risk. but she says, choose choosing defiance over, surrender the motor to the lives have change because of the way these to the instruction on areas or the use to pay and know they are deprived of enjoying and those pay. but marie and yes, mena appear to have found their own safe space, at least for now. and their houses either follow the eastern 11 on the palestinians or facing relentless attacks from is wally off hillary. and as strikes in the gaza strip, at least 11 palestinians have been killed in a strongly called a school in gaza. city bodies have been seen in the streets and a such. volume is on the way the facility with sheltering people,

displaced by previous strikes and full evacuation. what is at least 47 palestinians have been killed in attacks across the gaza strip since dawn on thursday. 36 if those killed. what in northern garza? my day is right. the ministry has been using explosive robots to destroy residential neighborhoods in beth le. here. a red crescent medical facility on homes have been targeted. that's great to honeywell, moody joyce's life from darrow balance center, gaza honey. so we're letting this bombing continues including strikes on. yes, another school in the shots, a refugee come. what more can you tell us? yes. who are taking the week for a palestinians, either trapped in this is northern part of the city, or in gauze and city. the northern part of gauze is it where people have been children inside this particular school that has that,

that turn into an evacuation center. the past few weeks, many of the people who were, who are saying to, in terms of displacements, have been seeking shelter and a protection inside this particular school that i've confirmed reports, we received it from northern gods. the city that some of the people who are actually filtering inside the school and just arrived within the past few days were among the casualties inside this evacuation center. this food that was bought by deep an a or a strike. and again, we're looking at the same patterns of a, of targeting or within the past few months, women and children are making up the vast majority of casual, if you know the tragedy of this is dangerous, those with a critical conditions are taken to the hospital either on civilian vehicle or on, on cardboard full bike animals arriving to the hospital really in bad shape. reading severely or either with severe burns and not having the proper medical care to save their lives. and that's what we're expecting. the usually the number is

going to increase to more than 11 in the coming dollars we. we had a phone call with a hospital earlier today describing before inside the emergency department on the inability of the medical a stop that is already insufficient. and the attempt georgia medical supplies to help among the injuries are children who were filtering along with their families inside this a school or among those with a critical conditions inside the house of the northern part of the syringe. evaluate, particularly, these very monitor is scaling up the talk and pushing more people into further internal displace. been many still are missing a trap under robin and honey, and many of the people that were in those schools. with that because the evacuation order is issued by the miniature and yet more evacuation orders have been issued again. and given most of gauze is on the taco or destroyed, is not a lot of options out there for people in terms of where to go. of

the absolutely and judging from the patterns of a talk, whether in northern gaza or the gaza strip or the eastern part of it, everything is started to feed on into one conclusion is really monitoring is pushing everyone in northern gauze and to further internal displacement is here to central area or further southern parts of this trip is more of like a rolling ball right now. the evacuation orders are expanding to feed right now. the, the neighborhoods of northern gauze, the city run the area between northern cities that bit tunnel that lands your valley and garza city. these are the neighborhoods, dark, densely populated, the majority of people who really live noting jobs. i have been filtering inside these neighborhood either with their family members relative in laws or a friend who have seen them in their homes. and now these orders are including these areas and do and pushing people into further internal displays. that if i

punch in order to leave it, there were dropped to a very sharp war, threatening people that they're staying, they're going to be bomb if they're not leaving any time. so the problem is there isn't any safer place to go to. and most of the time these evacuation orders are misleading, contradictory, and big as the the re present a death trap for civilians in gaza or further in northern part of district. okay, thank you so much for that honey. my mood that for us and 0 by the in central garza, [000:00:00;00] the okay, the desk continues to soft total off to the us selection. let's go see patsy unco hey, and who's in washington dc with us special election coverage? patty, a hello. and again, welcome from our rooftop studio here in washington dc. newest president elect

donald trump has been celebrating his victory and his the state in florida. not only did he win the electoral coll. busy he's ahead by nearly 5000000 in the popular vote as well, the 1st republican candidate to do so in 20 years. these are pictures treated out by you and must earlier on the social media platform x of a private so. busy busy sion with trump the president elect has kept a low public profile since tuesday night. we'll get the very latest from the white house with our correspondent kimber. busy a whole good shortly, but 1st to alan fischer in palm beach, florida, where the president elect is right now. so ellen, you've been reporting the jared commissioner style. trump son in law, won't be part of his official administration. he was critical in middle east policy . when trump was in his 1st term, uh, what's that gonna shake out like well, he may get an advisory role in, in some sort of capacity. given his experience in the middle east, he of course,

was the man who helped negotiate the so called abraham accords. was involved in putting together what was described by the trump administration at the time as the deal of the century for middle east peace. and he did the after speaking to a number of people who lived in the area. and he had to, of course, famously said that he read 13 books on the middle east at the plant and you said was for the palestinians to grow economically. and he believed that that would create some sort of stability in the middle east. but he hasn't been involved with the trump campaign, essentially since january the 6th 2021, he distanced himself not physically and verbally, but he wasn't seen around the white house very much after that and was delighted to draw part of the administration relocated to miami and he, of course, it created is so a wealth fund which got a great deal of investment from them at least. so we're not looking at him being involved simply because they're be so many conflicts of interest. giving the mine to of middle east governments have invested in that funds. as i say,

he might well keep some sort of advisory role and his wife, a bunker trump, who of course is at so tums daughter. she is thought to be keen on doing something with cyber security on children. but that too would be in another picture room think solid and know all speculation, of course is going to go to who's going to fill up trump's cabinet. if it's 11 must be expected to have an official role. it wouldn't be a cabinet level role for one very good reason. every cabinet position has to be sent it confirmed and deal on must would hate. if democrats could sit, unplug through the background documents that they have on him and ask them questions. so that means that donald trump could have pointed him to essentially an oversight role. and that's the role that has been indicated will be heading for the alone must be he will look to create efficiencies in the government that he said

that he could find somewhere in the region of 2 to 3 trillion dollars. if you can said that the us budget every year is somewhere in the region of 6 trillion dollars . he's looking at a 50 percent cut and the democrats during the election set that is binding to mean cuts in very important programs like medicare and social security. so it's likely that he will get some sort of oversight role the same will happen for robert kennedy junior. he of course, was a man who ran for the presidential nomination for the democrats, then became an independent and then through his weight behind donald trump. now he's looking at some sorts of health at all. it will not, i am told, be the heck the secretary of health and human services. that's not going to happen . but he, me will get some sort of advisory role an umbrella role, which looks at all levels of health. he's talked about that removing fluoride from the water, which is a constant in the us. and he's also a $90.00 a. but he said he will not be taking vaccines away. you'll just be making sure that

people are more educated about them. as for the 2 big positions of section street and section of defense, rick grinnell, a former ambassador to germany and a big trump loyalist as well, and they're running to be secretary of state and mike wallace, who is a congressman, a former rep at greenberry. he could well and up a secretary of defense to start out and thanks so much for joining us from florida. you as president joe biden is expected to address the nation later on thursday. it's the 1st time he'll be publicly speaking since his parties losses. and tuesday's election. we can now speak to our white house correspondent, kimberly how good, who's here in washington dc. hey there. kimberly. what do you think were expect to hear from joe by then just a few hours. what's uh, what's the move like in the white house because a lot of democrats are putting the blame for this tremendous loss on him. or if there's no questions, there's a lot of soul searching events going on right now within the democratic party. and there is

a lot of finger pointing as well. there are many that are blaming joe biden for running for re election, leaving comma la harris. the vice president was only a $107.00 days to conduct her campaign. but there is a larger issue about the brand of the democratic party and whether or not it needs to reinvent itself, given the large margins that donald trump gathered in this us selection is the fact that perhaps it is become too elitist. it's out of touch with the middle class and working class american. so that is a discussion that is also going on. but the bottom line is, is that when the us president talks about when he makes his speech, it to the nation in the next hour or so, it will be about the past. it'll be about looking forward. and what will this mean with a new in ministration? and he's going to talk about what has been accomplished by the by mid harris administration. and what he believes,

values that have been entrenched can be carried forward. he believes that commer harris has really accomplished something by becoming the 1st female vice president of the united states. and although they're cracked and that glass ceiling and she wasn't able to fully crack it open and become the 1st female vice president of the united states, she has still moved the ball forward. and so as a result, they believe that there has been a lot that has been accomplished. and he also says that uh, choosing her as his running mate was the best decision he ever made. in this defense secretary lloyd austin has also been speaking out about the transition. what does it been saying? yeah, he sent a memo to the defense department. there was some concern perhaps about the incoming commander in chief. whether or not there would be overreach into the military, and whether or not he would be perhaps utilizing the military for means beyond his

purposes. perhaps even rounding up illegal immigrants deporting them using them in ways that the military is not intended. in other words, using them for domestic purposes rather than to defend from of, for, and threats. so what the defense secretary lloyd austin has done is clarify, but in his memo. but the new commander in chief is certainly someone to be obeyed, but that the military should only obey all lawful orders and should stand apart from the political arena. in other words, uh that is something that they should be mindful of. and so he has sent out this memo to make sure that the soldiers in the military understand and are clear about what their mission is moving forward. kimberly, thank you so much for joining us. so trump 142 percent of the vote in the city of deer board home to the country's largest air of american community. 3rd party

candidate jo stein took 18 percent. those roads came in the same time as growing anger of the war and gaza. an unwavering us support for israel. teresa battle report from dearborn in the state of michigan, which is trump has flipped from democratic to republican the, the presidential election was personally for chevy of the 6. he's originally from living on, but lives in the us state of michigan where the air of american vote played across a role in the vote. we've lost trends with last neighbors. people that we grew up with and we lived with, even though we're not living currently with them, by the end of the day, any, any since life and life is last is it is the last for humanity. people, what the voiding falls and they are bleeding. they went to the avoiding falls and they are in pain to additionally people here voted for the democratic party. but in the past year, their lawyers,

he's shifted around 55 percent of the population in the are born is, are of american and the war on guys and living on had a huge impact on how they voted in this election. most people say that the democratic party this have pointed them, and that's why many voted for donald trump and the green party candidate, jo stein, trump one here with over 40 percent of the votes. just days before the election, he visited dearborn, where he was greeted with tiers from some members of the arab american community. he was here, he listens community members. he told people that he want a piece, and i think that's the bare minimum of what we can expect from a presidential candidate. but many here say they do not know what to expect of a 2nd from presidency. believing he's aggressive rhetoric towards arabs and muslims in the past. the action of trump, the president. it's not something we take lightly. it's something that we are

probably going to live with the impact to it locally and nationally. this whole administration has been probably not saying, but they have been doing. so they have probably been talking about the piece for the past 14 months. then we send to billions and billions to kill those specific muslims. no doubt the wars and guys on live and on. we were on the minds of arabs and muslims in michigan, especially when so many of their family members and friends have been killed. very simple as just sita, dearborn michigan. all right, let's barry and our panel of expert guess we have. peggy grandy is the republican strategist and former executive assistant to president ronald reagan. dana as raleigh hutch hutchinson. hutchinson is an analyst and activist. he's also with the american, the error of anti just discrimination committee. and todd belts is the director of the political management program at george washington university. thank you guys so

much for being here. it's been such and eventful week and nobody's had any sleep. but i wanted to ask you, when he comes to israel, joe, by the has bitten carplay, carp just across the board. anything you need israel. then we saw a letter league that said you have 30 days to get you monetary and age into gaza. he's a lame duck now. is this real good all a sudden, or are we seen more a going in? is there anything biting can do? if you want to do nothing, he's wanting to know absolutely, thanks for having me. it's a, it's a pleasure to be with you. absolutely. i think it's, it's absolutely his responsibility to immediately stop the genocide in palestine and because that he can do it with a phone call. it's not that difficult for him. he can impose an arms and bar go on israel immediately and that will stop the killing. he can also refuse to allow israel to complete the next and or than part of the which he already, you know, they're already doing. at the moment. he might be a lame duck in american us politics, but he's definitely not gonna name talk as it relates to the lives of dependency

and people and every day, every minute matters. and it's not just palestine, it's also loved or not. it's also yeah, mind it's a it up it's, it's a syria, it's, it's everywhere. and then at least it is his responsibility and he has the time to immediately implement arms and bottle hold is really comfortable. and, and the genocide, do you think that you would actually listen just a quick follow? he doesn't have to miss them if you stop the weapons, weapons flow and the finance is flowing to israel. the will have the stuff because it is an ed dependency on the united states, the genocide in the, in the and the rest of the palace time. and then extension of the rest of palestine, as well as the attacks on lebanon, et cetera, are not done unilaterally. by the, by israel, this is a israel, us accomplice work and in the region. and i think it is incumbent on him to actually stop the genocide before he leaves office. in fact, today you, uh, you know, republicans, you know, donald trump. uh, he used the words posted in as a slur during the campaign,

and we know he's been did the bad and most of the majority countries do expect him to moderate. that stands in any way, expect him to do anything to stop the risk separate of the house. it is. well, i think he wants to end all conflicts, whether it's there, whether it's in ukraine. i mean, this is a man who under his administration started no new wars, and so he wants to bring peace to the world. he's inheriting some things for joe biden, of course, that he's going to have to deal with. but he will adhere to the reagan doctrine of peace through strength, which is a doctrine of deterrence. so he wants to carefully pull out of all these conflicts . he wants to get our hostages back, which is something that under his administration, was a top priority. we saw robert or brian as the strategic envoy for hostage affairs. go in and get these americans and bring them home. so that is a priority. he is going to want to escalate all the places of conflicts all over the world and then provide a strong deterrent. he wants to return america to

a place where our allies trust us, our enemies fear us. and we've seen the exact opposite under the fighting the ministration. and so he is inheriting a situation that the binding weakness has created. but donald trump and his strength or piece will return peace to the world. target was speaking to a republican, someone in the republican leadership yesterday. busy surprise me, you surprise me said that in the initial republican national platform immediately stopping h. u craig was in there and he believes that donald trump personally took that out . but again, you said he could end the. busy or a day one, why would you take that out of the platform? is he going to actually just cut off a g u crate? but one of the things you never want to do when you are president is take any cards off the table. you always want to have something that you can negotiate. first of all of our getting is if they have something you want, you make sure you have it and extract

a concession. and so when we talk about will they be more a to ukraine? i think that's going to be a real tough cell and they come in congress. republicans have the senate, so it's probably not going to go anywhere. we know that the house was even more hawkish on, i'm sorry. hock is, is probably the wrong word. was even more against a, a to ukraine. republicans may take the house. i think this may be something that fundamentally is not possible, but i don't think that donald trump wanted to commit himself to that publicly beforehand. so i wanted to ask you, this is your media is reporting that even more us fighter jets are headed to the region she did pay. you just said that he's going to end the war in gaza. do you think he's going to do that? you've been talking about the annexation of gaza at what do you think he's actually going to do there? so i hope that he keeps his word and, and, and the genocide and what does that immediately, you know, hopefully it ends before he takes office. i do hope that he keeps his word on that, but i also understand that trump actually caused

a lot of damage to the palestinian people historically. so i don't have a so much higher expectation of, of him and any other us president because that it hasn't been us policy to stand with israel to completely through opposed to means under the bus quite literally off and under the rubble of their own homes. next they're land we have, i mean trump has already said that he intends on giving as well the green light to continue on next thing the rest of palestine. we already know that he is a business person and he will use that leverage with saudi arabia and other are trace to try to normalize relations with israel on the bodies of palestinians in hudson and the rest of palestine. so i don't have high hopes for them. what i do hope is what everybody right now is talking about and should be focused on rather than moving on, which is the immediate and to the genocide. and i hope from actually starts talking about that and pushed by them to stop. now i'm running out of time,

but peggy and todd really quick just who you think secretary state secretary of defense so important todd you 1st and quick i don't know. i'll pass the peg as you peggy, you know. do you know? i think there's a great option. the republicans have a deep bench and some of the names you've already mentioned. certainly, robert of ryan, rick of rick. for now. maybe my palm pale goes back to defense, we will see it's up to dante trump pay. was it state right? but he'll go to defense. i think maybe the trust side to it's gonna, it's going to be up to donald trump. he wants to surround himself with people who represented and reflect his policies and are confident and strong and will put america 1st on the world stage. and you have some very trusted advisors that i think you'll turn to again. all right, thank you all so much for joining me on these panels for the week. i have learned so much from all of you, and i hope our audience has as well. so thank you again. thank you. that's it. from here in washington dc, we'll hand it back to the team in don't. okay,

many thanks for the past. the still ahead on al jazeera, the pressure of mount san germany's town sla ask the governing coalition collapses last time malcolm. when in mozambique capital mosquitoes with police and soldiers around the streets, trying to break a protest full by the political opposition. you say the reason selection was lighting the intense for the west and these crickets a strong the england to clinch the one thing. serious pizza will be here. the am i to the old woman in the room, the only black person definitely the only most from grassroots activism to the holes of power. a courageous state representative struggle suffice to cease fire

resolution before cause but taking center stage was moving against the time takes on weight is like a ripple, and it keeps people energized to keep fighting for an end of the chance i stand up for monday with on the jersey to the welcome back to watching out. is there a mind to thought top stories this hour is ready? drone attack and $711.00. on his scale, 3 people, an engine 5 un peacekeepers, vehicle was hit as an army check points in side on as

a uniform vehicles policy. and it's really strongly called a school in gauze and city is killed, at least in the and palestinians. the facility was sheltering people displaced by previous attacks and forced evacuation orders. rescue is still searching for providers on the us president elect. donald trump has been celebrating his election victory with his at his a stay in florida. it just posted on social media. if i b teslas via, you know, must show the 2 men posing with best families at a private event as well as parliament has adopted 2 controversial laws this week. one allows the government to expel family members, including is widely citizens involved in attacks. they would be sent to the goals and strip or another location for up to 20 years, and also applies to residents to folk the parties to restore them. and so i'm clear, if it will apply to people in the occupied westbank. on tuesday the parliament also

passed allowing palestinian is really teaches to be 5 if they show support for tax against is raney's. let's go to our correspond behind the valley. he's in the jordanian capital amman because he's where the government has found out. is there a, from a poor thing inside the occupied westbank from inside israel mohammed a lot of questions and concerns about these new was what more can you tell us about them of this money? and the concern is not these laws, even though it is said that they are made for is the right of the citizens. but in fact, they are made only for palestinian easily citizens. dots is not. that distinction is not clear in the wedding of the 2 bills, and that's why human rights organizations pretty much concerned about the implications of these laws. so is that they think they explained them as the

measures of oppression and apartheid misses about targeting or the a category of community within that, within the, within the country. if you look at the details of those laws, even the using the word monitor by teach as far as those or even by relatives of offer offer people walk accused of commuting. uh, taurus acts against these are you the use of the word of mouth to count? are you good at follow, seeming flock, sport, wedding, zip, almost. and you can see it, these are considered acts of sympathizing acts of support and the us of empathy. we still toys between quotes, so the lows, so you've got these people, the people who do this are subject to assessments, legal assessments. but is there any quotes on different minister of interior fines so that this means or proves that they are supervising with total is to between the

quotes they can be done according to the details that you have nation. so human rights organizations are looking at this of just another instance of an appetite that she bought is applied only to a category of the policies and it is very, very, very concerned. ok, many things about the home and valve that for us in amman, what we can speak to a human rights lawyer sauce on the higher is a palestinian human rights lawyer. she joins us live from hyphen. thank you so much for your time. what is it about these laws that concern you the oh, 1st of all, these 2 law should be in combination in addition to some other law stuff. also we're confirmed by is really the only after october 7, 2023. but also before today is basically annually come to for the wrong way in the, as many,

long as they want. they tried to box before the war, did not succeed. one or 2 of them are these tools that passed yesterday. i guess the teachers or for that restrictions also against the families, all persons palestinians who are attacked. now, the problem is done. first of all, the unit above the interpretation of what the back is of this interpretation is being provided to the authority of political personal man like the minister of interior and the case before dish. and i expect that exposure to the, to the gender of the minister in the case of the teaching the teachers a lot to expelling more teachers at school. so it's based totally based on political interpretation. and of course, we all know based on our experiences as lawyers,

the last be interpreted in the biased way i get towards in favor of the jews against the syrians. so it's her i'm talk has been, was hoping to present by the courts basically against the jews or against the jew stay. this is why in many cases we don't see an implementation of social against jewish service attacks against us 2 months ago. so suddenly, just, just to interrupt you briefly, am i right in thinking when it comes to these laws, they have been concerns already raised within as well a by the justice ministry and the attorney general about the gather 2 of these doors. or there has been concern style to the full service. we find out that they are being expressed in the process of other solutions just in order to show some kind of reservation. but when he calls to the court judge and

generally with the general general attorney who is responsible for presenting the sea bass, the law, i cannot stand. i do, especially when it comes to these kinds of laws that we're talking about laws that are basically the senior citizens, that is really in contrast, what are the constitutional right to get all of the country and get back into the country. this is a constitutional rights that is being provided by the state constitution. this is number one. we're talking about punishment against parents. i guess, siblings, i guess styles is i'll speak to the member. probably most probably i thoughts and not even for you to come to stuff or to south to be reviewed on the printer. i saw one who provided or expressed

a family member of the solution. of course, the punishment it shouldn't be, see not only as part of the institution or higher laws against the fee, but in my opinion should also be used as part of the general system. the more i'm going to see that is convincing the hello i'm station in the was by giving full accountability to the wireless against both students in the window shade off and learn to just place the targeting. but a fee is, is this is basically bar. okay. and you know, saying okay, what we are see, i'm not see it in this connection with what's going on on the list. i'm afraid we're out of time, but thank you so much for that. so sons, i hear

a palestinian human rights lawyer speaking to us that from heis. now let's turn to the us. donald trump campaign has promised to stop the war and ukraine, and this is warring elite is they all missing and hungry is capital would have passed to discuss global issues, including the future of the war. with russia, the u. s. president elect had an uneasy relationship with the you in his previous 10. i was not given details on how he plans and the conflict. trump is also promised to impose tariffs on all imports to the us, including those you're up to this. what it gets to can was, it was the question for us is we prepared to defend europeans interest. i think this must be a priority. it should be nice to throw a knife, transatlantic alliance. know, questioning our existing alliances, or to narrow nationalism that prevents us from being up to the challenges against china in the us. this is a historic moment for your opinions,

a decisive moment and a feeling curious. let's get more with benjamin freedman, who's the policy director at defense priorities on a specialist on merican forrest foreign policy and international security. you joins us from washington, dc. thank you for your time. so it was always a 50 percent chance that donald trump was going to be elected as the next us president. so europe and leaders comp the 2 shots by this outcome. i guess the question is how well they prepared for it? i think it is still a good question and i, i'm not sure the answer is clear that the europeans, i think, will probably react to trump like they did last time, which was there was a lot of talk about uh, shifting uh, responsibility and capability to europe. uh, to what we call strategic autonomy, which is you know, a europe this militarily capable without the united states. but he never really amounted to much. and i think that was because trump's talk didn't manifest itself in action. you know,

united states and pull troops out of europe didn't quick nato. so i think the europeans are still hoping that that's what they'll get this time that trump's talk will be matched by action and they can just sort of get through the next 4 years without any fundamental changes. presumably, the most pressing issue now from european countries is ukraine. and what's a donald trump will do when it comes to ukraine, but where they continue to fun ukraine's wilkins russia. what is your sense on how that is going to play out? well, i think it's unlikely that a trump will succeed in a sort of an immediate reversal of us policy in ukraine. but i think there will be a push to open up the stocks with russia and to reduce usa to ukraine and hopefully uh, they'll be a push in washington to make clear to you great that we're not going to put them in

nato. i think that would have an unofficial effect on ukrainian planning and potentially help drive a settlement of the war. so say, you know, a lot of your people, somebody's might agree with trump that you know, it's high time. we tried to head for a settlement here, right. even if donald trump scales back on funding, rather than immediately cutting off, i mean that that's going to have an impact, isn't they on ukraine will, will its neighbors. it's european neighbors be able to make up that short for is like on, is that going to have real consequences? yeah, i think, you know, there's, they'll probably be an effort to say, look, even if we don't get a settlement in the, in the work continues. they'll be an effort to say, well, the europeans can pay for it. and then the question will be to the europeans really feel sufficiently threatened by russia and ukraine that they're going to do with that. i think probably the answer one of the being know that the, you know, they're giving you create aid, but they're actually not so worried about rush or kind of coming through ukraine and into other parts of europe that they're willing to spend

a lot more as you mentioned nathan, i mean from, has made clear previously his skepticism, off multi lot tool alliances and his admiration for president, person of russia. what do you think this is going to mean for nato and the united states role in nature? well, i think that, you know, you're likely to see a kind of accelerated push it burdened shifting, which is to say, you know, the united states kind of demanding the european spend more on defense in order that we can do less. i think a better approach would just be from united states to do less and let the europeans figure out if they want to do more, whether or not trump or adopt that approach. i don't know, you know where he was president for 40 years and he didn't touch us force structure in europe, nor did he get the united states out of nato. so i'm not sure that will happen. we'll see if this time is different. okay, thank you for that. benjamin freedman, policy,

director of defense priorities. thank you. the 7 protests in mozambique against the results of a general election last month, which is escalating police and the capital find to a gas to disperse, demonstrates as in the capital not put to the burning freely. my policy was declared, the winner of the ballot for the opposition says it was rigged and has called for weeks of protests. at least 32 people have been killed in the unrest so far. welcome web reports. we're going to take it will down the street as i said, so much essential, mislead. so it's like a grid of straight roads. and many of those great guides lead from low income neighbors, several columns away all the way into the city. and on several of these different

guides, very large crowd, couple positions. the 4th is the marketing. we're trying to log into a safety sensor. and what we've seen in many places, the police breaking them up with fig. off and on the boulevard, one of the main boulevard, go in right through central, nothing to do that crowd. the opposition suppose is coming this way. they said of these uh, some of set up funding by law. others have been faithful. and so just as a ride yeah, people to yeah. when they see the army and the soldiers, most of the soldiers on the street uh on, on the vehicle with uh, gun tires on top. no machine guns mounted. uh, and they might be saying that happened on several occasions to see and then being deployed to come in and find a gas in the armies being, getting a much more positive response from these crowds of positions of bullets as well as the police. many people uh, doing over time thing south to got them. why you shooting us

a and many of the opposition is calling for an immediate parliamentary vote of confidence itself to the governing coalition collapsed. 3 policy lines fell a pause of to chance that olaf schultz fired the finance minister in a dispute over economic policy. charles laid out his preferred timeline, which includes a confidence bite in january, followed by an early election. germany's president has edge old policies to act responsibly. and what is the concept ms. gibson could be as many people in our country are worried about the uncertain political situation in our own countries in europe, in the world, and also after the elections in america. this is not the time for tactics and trickery, but it is a time for reason and responsibility. i expect all those responsible to do justice to the scale of the challenges. to hey, volcano, in the eastern, indonesia has abrupt it for the 2nd time in a week spewing

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