into around the same rhetoric that we can see very recently, various supreme either came out and calls for a death sentence for this is really prime minister as a result of the, let's say, systematic war crime that he is committing in casa, in lebanon, and elsewhere. so this is the entire rhetoric that we see. lots old and know, as i told you earlier, this is the cease fire that should be, should receive a possible, let's say supportive and positive attitudes from the brand new side be here. this is statement from the special advisor to the supreme either adding i or johnny during his visit to be rude. that he said the wrong is going to respect the decision met by the lebanese government. but whether or not this is going to be a final agreements between the 2 sides to implement a real c spar, not something in black and white, but some things on the ground remains to be seen. we have to wait for further details coming out of this agreement and it's still speaking of the broad context.

it's not the cease fire and level non data creates a whole star lack the spear in the ties in the exchange of words between israel and iran. but a longer list of activities that includes the assets nation on his mind. any i enter on the attack on the rainy and costler, the assets, nation of uranium, talk, ministry advisor, this, this nation of in top nuclear scientists and old and old are thing. there is this long list of these sort of actions that 3 acres iran to have this sort of aggressive hostile approach pertaining to these relays. it's not going to be limited to the regions by the it goes without saying that regional face bar is a key component. i ran in a rating presence my suit for the sky on last month or, or this month if i'm not mistaken. came off to say that in case as the sparks

happens, there's a possibility for iran to modify its retaliation when it comes to reaction to the 3 of these trucks. it's going to have a certain impact on that. for sure. told us of the entire on monday. thanks for that. the still ahead on i was just there, i'm think goes a desperate search for shelves and listening whether leads already displaced, posting and homeless. once again, the fronds, one side of both empire spending several continents, but by the 1940s, the french were forced to confront the realities and demands for independence. and the 1st part of the documentary series out of there and looks at how the colonial unrest group i'm sick to know, jerry, a full scale war and indo china blood and his french,

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[000:00:00;00] the you're watching out, is there a, is there a on develop the top stories, the sour, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is recommending a ceasefire. i deal with hezbollah, he said his cabinet moved votes and the proposal in the coming hours, the details are still being evaluated. but the deal is based on resolution, 17 o one. as the gradual the mid of tries ation of something level monitored by the liberties army and international forces. the why is why the forces intensified a tax of liberties, capital targeting new positive central pay routes. at least 11 people have been

killed. thousands of people are trying to leads to capital. now let's take a look at some of the key movements. the 14 month conflict. in october 2023 has blown launched a rocket campaign on this route and support of palestinians. a guns are the 2 sides of exchange fi almost every day since in january, israel began carrying out a series of assassinations on hezbollah and have mass officials and level included solid ruby, the deputy chairman of the have must political bureau on april the 1st around conflict in damascus was destroyed and that is really miss on a time. a senior commander from ron's revolutionary god called this was among those killed and run and responded 2 weeks later, the one thing a series of drone and rockets on israel most were short time conflicts, bible to september when thousands of times hope, pages of walkie talkies belonging to as by operatives exploded, several people were killed and every 3000 injured. and then 10 days later as bell elidah, how sudden this while i was killed in a mass, if it's ready,

asked dry combs, southern babies, israel intensified it's bombing across lebanon. displacing more than a 1000000 people in the house or the time of the 1st is ready, troops launched a ground defensive in southern lebanon. by that evening, around responded to the series of high profile assassinations, and 580 ballistic missiles of this round israel. vile to retaliate and all type of the 26. is there any will claims launched in advertising or ministry sites in iran? that's bringing mile and bush. all right, i'll just say we're a senior political analyst. my one, we are staring at the prospect overseas $5.11 on despite the huge on slope we've seen on the streets of baby roads bombing going on and on. and on that for the past 2448 hours. i want to talk about how we got to this point awards this all important

resolution 1701 means within the context over us efforts to bring us to this particular point. because if the past year has told us anything is so anyway in the united states pools leave, is that the right time? because this row since up and listens as well. this is a very important question because the historical context here is key and they start in the context could help us got through all the new speak on the dependent matic language and all the humbug got on the all of this question. because if you go back to the outages of 17 o one, you will see that there is an american the 2nd or 3rd of states at the time because the country sunrise. just like today we are talking about secretary blinking, and you're not that says role in establishing this cease fire. but again, it's the same thing that happened the 1980s after these were an invasion of 11 on and 1992. it was

a game that you're not good states and it's the 2nd or 3rd shots that were involved in both support that goes right and reaching some kind of another age. my dad, that's how long is there a to stay there for 18 years to 3 with the year, 2000. so if you really cut through all the noise and focus on the strategic imperative, that formulated, that's drove and articulate and we're going to interrupt this year because we go straight to washington d. c, where the american president, joe biden, is just as bad to speak, let me just spoke, are the prime minister of israel and 11 on i'm pleased to announce that their governments have accepted united states both of and the devastating conflict between israel and has blah blah, thank present, mccall and france for his partnership and reaching this moment. for nearly 14 months,

a deadly conflict raged across the border. a separate shows around 11 on the conflict that began the day after the october 7 attack by a mouse in israel. hours later, a 2 am in the morning as well. and other chairs organizations backfire, ran, attacked, israel and support and loss must be clear. israel did not launch this war 11 days. people did not seek that war either. nor did the united states over the past year, including today's immediately target from following october, the 7th. i directed us military to flow assets and capabilities of the region, including aircraft carriers, fighters, quadrants, sophisticated air defense, battery can defend israel and deter, are coming out of me. a critical moment, sense of war has val, off, began over 70000 is realize they've been foresters,

literate refugee li, live as refugees in their own country. helplessly watching their homes, their business, the communities as there are bombarded and destroyed at over 300000 loving. these people have also been forced to live as refugees of their own country in a war imposed on them by his law. all told this has been the deadliest conflict between israel and has the law in decades. how many have has the lot of senior leaders are dead, including his long time later? does rolla and his really is, and israel's destroy, it has laws, chairs never structure in southern level, not as well, including miles of sophisticated tunnels, which were prepared for an october 7 style chairs attack in northern israel. but the last, the security for the people to measure 11 on cannot be achieved only on the

battlefield. and that's why director my team to work with the governments of israel and webinar for just east fire to bring a conflict between israel has a lot of close out of the deal race today. effective at 4 am tomorrow. local time for fridays across 11 is really bored or will and will. and this is designed to be a permanent cessation of hostilities. what is left of has the law and other chairs organization will not be allowed? well, i have is that you will not be allowed to threaten a security visual again. over the next 60 days, 11 is army, and state security forces deployed and take control of their own territory. once again, has blocked their server structure and show the 11 i will not be allowed to be rebuilt in over the next 60 days,

israel gradually withdraws remaining forces and civilians. civilians on both sides will soon be able to safely return to their communities and begin to rebuild their homes. their schools are farms, the businesses and their very lives are determined. this conflict will not be just another cycle of violence. and so the united states with the full support of france and our other allies, as pleasure to work with is around 11 on to ensure the days are right this, this arrangement is fully implemented. the agreement totally implemented over, you know, us troops deployed and southern level on this is consist of my commitment to the american people to not for us troops in combat in this conflict. instead, we're along with france and others will provide the necessary assistance to make sure this deal is implemented fully and effectively that that is, that'd be going to be claire. it has lot writing. what else brakes to do and pose

a direct threat to israel. and israel retains the right to self defense, consistent with the international law. so it's like a country i'm facing, the chairs cru tried to that countries destruction. same time, the steel support level on sovereignty, the short hair of the new star for 11 on countries. i've said most of over the years, the country rich history and culture, it fully implemented. there's still conflict 11 on a path toward a future. that's where they have a significant past. just as a love of these people, is there a future of security and prosperity? so do the people of god that they to deserve and under the friday and displacement, people have got to have it through hell. their words arose absolutely shatter. far too many surveys you guys have suffered far too much animosity issues for

months and months to negotiate a good faith. so as far as a hostage deal. so now how much has a choice to make their only way out is to really sausages, including american citizens, which is a hole in the process for your knowledge of a friday, which would make possible a search of your mandatory lea relief over the coming days. united states will make another push for turkey, egypt, cutter israel, and others to achieve a cease fire and gosh, for the hostage released. and the end of the war without a mouse and power that it becomes possible. as for the broader metal estrogen, today's announcement brings us closer to realizing the front of agenda and pushing forwards during my entire presidency. a vision for the future and the malays

worship patient prospects and integrated across borders. future were palestinians have a state of the wrong one that fails this people's legitimate aspirations. one that can not threaten israel or harbor chairs, groups with backing from iran future as well as a policy needed to enjoy equal measure security prosperity. and he has dignity, so that in united states remains prepared to conclude a set of historic deals with saudi arabia to include a security fact and economic assurances together with the credible pathway for establishing follow city state and the full, the full normalization of relations between saudi arabia and israel desire they both have i believe this agenda remains possible in our may time and office. i work tirelessly to advance is vision of for an integrated, secure,

and prosperous region. all of which all of our strengths of america is natural security. getting all this down will require made use of hard choices. israel has been told about has been bold on the battlefield ran, and its proxy is a paid a very heavy price. now is there about the bone in china and tactical games against iran is proxies and no coherent strategy. that's a cure israel's long term. as long term safety advances, a broader peace and prosperity in the region. today's announcement is a critical step in advancing that vision. and so i applaud crazy decision made by the latest 11 on israel and the violence. it reminds us that peace is possible. say that again, peace as possible. as long as that is the case. all not for a single mom and stop or the new chief it. god bless you all sorry to keep you waiting so long. my god,

protect our troops. thank of the firing garza before leaving office towers. this was any different than the previous one. by letting you have a job item, you are the 1st, the president pony a matter of weeks away from him, leaving the building for goods and being replaced by a very, by defense a president indeed who will take the bottom forward when it comes to something shaped by them promise the piece. uh it is possible. listen again to all of that. of course our white house correspondent, kimberly how gets it in washington dc can be very, very interesting to hear from j 5. and that he feels that there is something still to be achieved given how little time it is left for him. firstly,

he believes very much the what we're looking at is the style of something hugely meaningful when it comes to bringing peace to the middle east. no indication that he's prepared to step away from his buy store and so not airing support of israel. what did you make of it will. kimberly yeah, there and there, there's something interesting going on here and, and you touched on it the fact that the job i have and picked up something that donald trump started and that potentially present elect donald trump might finish. and joe biden presidential, by the alluded to it there, he said that this agreement that is going to take effect at 4 am on wednesday that will allow for a permanent and in, during he hopes cease fire between israel and lebanon. he believes and hopes will bring the 1st step towards peace and prosperity in the broader middle

least. and by that, what he's referring to who is his goal of in turn ending israel's war and gaza. and also ultimately a 2 state solution, something that he has been working for, that he wants to see equal measures of peace and prosperity for both israel and the state for the palestinian people. but what he also is talking about is something that it would mean is normalization of relations for israel and its error of neighbors. he talked about the, essentially, the abraham, of course, that was struck under donald trump. that was then further under joe biden. and his presidency, and now we have what will be something that could also be carried on under president elect donald trump as he now goes into his 2nd term in january. so it's interesting it, we know from matthew miller,

this state department spokes person that he said, joe biden became president to be a president for 4 years, not 3 years, and 8 months as in he stopped work after the november election. and that's what you heard joe biden talking about that he is going to keep working for it until the very last day in the office. and that's what he said there. 2 as a close is that speech that even though he has worked to get this agreement across the finish line with israel and lebanon, he's not done yet. and he doesn't intend to stop working until his final hour and office. and that is characteristic joe. by then a man who has been in public service more than a half century. it still feels there's work to be done. yeah, good. strongly given that the clock is ticking, i have a loud kimberly. and just to repeat the key take away from that announcement from joe biden, the you've just mentioned in the of the cease fire, the guns were full silence of for am local time. just to be clear to have you as around the well that is to the g m t wednesday morning as clarified

by joe biden. i'm, i'm, this just isn't it. kimberly, that he feels that those still much more work to be done. a given we're talking about a matter of weeks now before he's no longer in office. interesting. also the feels that irrespective of all of the criticism, the israel has received from the likes of saudi arabia as well as many of the regional powers. he still feels that there was a deal to be agreed between saudi and israel, irrespective of the huge amount of bloodshed we've seen, dealt by as well, upon the likes of cause around the data level. it's it's, it's an enormous challenge and let's be honest it's, it's not going to be achieved in the little time that joe biden has left, but he's outlined what he hopes will be achieved. and what he hopes will be carried

on it as is what he's doing is passing the baton to president of elect donald trump . but he's also acknowledging to something that we should bring up is just how fragile this 1st agreement is. and it's, so he's acknowledging that is only a 1st step. he said in there, let me be clear, if husband or anyone else breaks the deal or poses a direct for it to israel, is your retains the right to self defense, consistent with international law. this thing, this agreement, which is set to be implemented in the coming hours is, is still very fragile. it has 60 days for israel to withdraw for the lebanese forces to take up those positions. anything can happen in those 60 days. it is still a so very young and i'm thinking in the calendar right now of, of when the january and operation is january 20th. that's a period of overlap where anything could happen. and so to,

to even think that the war, israel's were and gone. so it could be concluded in that time is, is not leave it at very best, but again, this is a man who is, is overly ambitious and is always optimistic. and so that's characteristic show by then that's what he's laid out as a goal for the next president of the united states. all right, kimberly money fine for that. can we? how could in washington last spring and model and the showing how just so you're a senior political analyst, so mo, on you've been listening to all of that. we were looking at clearly one of the, perhaps los meaningful addresses by joe biden, sticking very much ideologically to bolting israel. whatever the case, whether it be fighting against hezbollah or 11 on whether it be its mission to defeat her mazda in gaza. it doesn't matter how you rotate this,

the coordinate to joe biden is around how's the united states has back the hey, i see. exactly. that's why i'm not sure i'm going to be on board with you with the word meaning for that address. but be that as it may, you're absolutely right. this is a very articulate address by person by then, i mean, this is a very rational sort of a statement argument in favor of as we have here is self declared american scientist, by the inside. i am a scientist, even though i'm a christian, he's been leading the united states relationship with his right as that so declared zines and his spectrum. and today it reflects that more than anything else. probably be more than you know, the president i've heard over the past 50 years. in fact, we've been hearing american presidents since the 1973. what talk about peace and prosperity except the region. so no peace and no prosperity since the united states got involved. and then it least be that that they meet with, of course,

or 11 on the united states has been involved with his right. and since it's invasion in 1982 off 11 on and says, occupational 11 on for 18 years allowed for these types of his bottle from 2nd to 3 shots in the 1980s through the secretary of rice in the 2006. and they, and they, and the war against 11 non filter, they would 2nd to blank. and the united states has been involved for, for decades on the sides of his ride. why he's back and forth. and because the united states supports is there. i mean, it certainly financially and diplomatically allowing it to launch wars unoccupied, kind of and for us to get, instead of authorities for the past 50 years. what at the same time being the inferior to fall? what it is, the united states also dominates the diplomatic, attract, allowing for any of these files to be sponsored by the united states. so what do we talk for example about was addition, 17 or one from 2006, it's once again articulated by the secretary companies are rise back in 2006

because the united states would not agree to any you want us to go with the concept was a nation that is not formulated by washington. so here we are today with the american president saying how that has by law interfere into an october 8th, 2023 on the sides of god's off. but it's okay for the united states to come from 2 oceans that way and deployed the american automotive. there's american aircraft carriers. the sheet of this red wire, ottoman goes red and financially good with $20000000000.00 spent every possible spot, part of american advanced work. but in order to launch its war against god, so, and it's 4 against 11 on. so it's kind of fascinating to hear the american president speak about decent prosperity and talk about as well. and how about as, as they are the carpets here for escalating violence. went in fact, is there any talk you guys are plans, commits general side brian minutes and as a whole, as well. a noise basically for all practical method indicted for crimes against

humanity. but still, the american president would like to see a ceasefire leading to an automatic positions, open emissions with the rest of the board as if nothing you know and is government the freshest tribunal warranted for the war crimes and genocide. yeah. as by them put it, israel has been bold on the battlefields that so it's quite a, a challenges event to take that in. when we see the details, it'll be an emerging on our screens on a daily basis from gaza. my one is always may thanks bye. moment the shawn okay, well uh, since the cx 5 deal has been announced a correspondence and levels actually be reporting the bottoms off full length of the liberties cancelled by root. we understand has bela also firing rockets as well . that's of the back of this news that these really is a piece with bank a c spot 11 on. well, that's it for me, these boxes don't go away. that will be back in

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hours as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu and welcome to the sci fi deal and says this country reserves the right to self defense to deal involves the