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for us? a id, us democrats, question whether a whitehouse plan to caution some budget is even legal. and m 23 reverence declared . judy latch will cease 5 democratic republic of congo. hundreds of people have been killed in the fights had given us with the sports the trunk. so when they have shot across europe's top football leaks with manchester cities helping in january spending jobs of the full council than $220000000.00 on new sites. the these ready? um it says 2 soldiers have been killed of the occupied westbank and is shooting at a military check point. 6 of the soldiers were wounded when i gunman opened fire. he was been shot dead by his body forces that happened at this higher c check point in the north of the occupied territory. is there any forces have blocked off the road near the scene of the attack?

well, let's bring in laura conscious. joining us live from jordan's capital, oman, she's dead because there's rarely government and palestinian authority have banned algebra from reporting inside as well. and in the occupied westbank floor of the last few hours would be learning more about the attack, including that it took place with a check point where it's very forces intensified military measures just 2 days ago . the fest, correct that has pain and initial minute treat pro, and that's according to most is ready media that's reporting on this. and that potentially given a play by play of what they say happened. they said that a gunman essentially entered the area during the evening around tycer check point, which is in the jordan valley in the north east called for the outside westbank. so he essentially entered surprising the soldiers that there was a very close gun battle between them at close quarters. and he essentially managed to enter through this military complex, which includes

a fortified tower and many mil to treat buildings with soldiers in the an emergency units came out and they continued this gun bass. so when he said you tried to escape, one of them through a coordinates towards him, and they believe that swats kills the electric gun. then we also know that a had a call to nonce in the area minutes. we had a cop to a flu. 2 of the soldiers to high folks, we know that to have been killed. one was a was office troop 6 help is interesting. putting to motor it to serious injuries. the observation saying that testing has been essentially closed on many basis people are finding more more difficult to travel into the children valley and that's essentially of to interrupt began to expand and military operation in the north sea occupied westbank. that's right. nor there has been a real expansion,

and that is really military operation. the is really violence and the west bank just in the last few weeks. oh, absolutely. i mean it's got watched in the last 2 weeks just 2 days. also the card for face 5 began to be implemented on the 21st of january is ready, so just us to move into jeanine refugee camp as a full staff around $15000.00 palestinians. we know that dozens of homes have been out essentially blown up the levels to the ground that destroyed much of the infrastructure inside the camp. and we know in this time they've killed about 44 policy and throughout the occupied west point for the majority of those have been inside the camp. and that includes a 22 year old young girl layla of her team, who was killed just a few days ago, and also some elderly. we know that there is some operations have expanded to tell

crime and also to the area surrounding to boss intel chrome. it's a very similar story. many people in full sat around 7000 palestinians and just in the past few hours, we know a number of homes have been blown up there. but it's not just that. we've seen a huge arrest campaign take place across the occupied west point, essentially from the south to north north. thank you very much for that. that's laura con, with the laces. joining us live from the godaddy and capital a mon and as we've been discussing delays as volumes comes as way, the military continues an offensive and occupied westbank, which is code at least 40 for palestinians in 2 weeks. particularly in janine, the refugee count was set out by the un agency for palestinian refugees on right in 1953 to accommodate palestinians forcibly displaced by his wiley's during the knock that will catastrophe. 2 years ago, about 24000 people living in 420 square mesa is unable to return to the ancestral

lands despite international laws and a un resolution. janine is also a hub for resistance groups which operates under the umbrella of the janine gave. it has one of the highest unemployment and poverty rates among the 19 refugee camps in the occupied westbank in 2002, it was the size of the major is really offensive which code at least 50 to palestinians, mostly civilians, and destroyed much of the camp abdulla alada, honestly the associate professor of history at georgetown university here in costa, and he says, what we're seeing on fold across occupied palestinian territories is slow the ethnic cleansing. and i think it's becoming incredibly clear now increasingly clear that as part of this really acceptance of the ceasefire agreement, perhaps this was even as trump was just coming into office, that there was seen as a potential green light for it to escalate its operations in the west bank,

this of course is coming on the heels of um, you know, major noise regarding the possibility of annexation of large sections of the west bank. and so this has in many ways an attempt to pacify further the palestinian population in areas where there continues to be resistance to the occupation. the slow ethnic cleansing, that is now accelerating at a very dangerous pace. and of course, there can only be a political solution here and one in which there simply is no political will coming out of the united states and certainly not within the is rarely leadership. and as a result, of course, palestinians are, you know, forced into a situation in which they're hoping for some application of international law standards that we've seen in terms of many of the recent rulings not only the i c j decision on genocide but a significantly the i c j a really on the occupation that came last summer as well, has delayed tuesdays and medical evacuation of critically and then we're into the palestinian patients from gaza on to the sci fi agreement. as well as suppose to

allow 50 patients who need urgent treatment aboard to lead through the, at also for the cost of who the egypt every day. that target has to be met with only a $122.00 critically ill palestinians evacuate to the 3 days. the world health organization says up to 14000 people urgently need medical treatment abroad. that's bringing sonic up, wizard, and he's joining us live from alpha and southern gaza, thought it. what are you hearing about the delay and those affected well, elizabeth and the, the evacuation of patients is a very cornerstone of the currency to buy a deal. but we is brother mazda, as well as the new right now, see this by the delay as a preach of its commitment that might undermine confidence in the ongoing see spot deal. we can see that during the past 3 days, the w h o bodies to effectuate more than a 110 pellets city. and when did patients will have been scheduled to bring back to

exit out like us about today. the is where the military has put the full batch, the full past, the 1st patch of the evacuation pay, it'll be evacuated. patients on hold given the the, the security clearances that are still taking place on monday. palestinians believe that the thoughts of the bureaucratic procedures have been used as a tool to accept more pressure on the inspection. so i'm going through high levels of an exhausted se regarding the was sitting uh there was sitting health condition on the 5th. that this opportunity to receive life saving of treatment might be lost at any moment. we can understand totally that, but we true. 12000 up 214000 palestinians are still desperately needs for an urgent medical evacuation from casa and right. now we can see children alongside with a different uh, categories of the published within communities with injuries in their. busy

different pots and members are still waiting to be evacuated, but what's so important to points out is that such delayed by the is rarely a thirty's, will lead to a crucial development toast. this during such crucial developmental stages can, can lead for such a sense a lifelong disability that will impact negatively on the future. thought it. thank you very much for that. that's thought it was the nicest from gaza. i went on joined by doctor my home at the head, his the toilet and the surgeon at pfizer scientific he returned from gaza on saturday and he's joining us live from london. thank you very much for your time. you have been on several medical missions to gaza. can you give us an idea about the types of patients who are in need of these medical evacuations? some of the ones that you've seen, no doubt. and why this part of the cx 5 is so important to

thank you very much for having me. so now i'm a mixture of patients that need to be evaluated. the or those law dire the have been infected by law injuries due to shrapnel and bullets, and so on, that of injuries it cannot be treated in gaza. firstly, because there's a complete breakdown and health care system. you don't have appropriate tool holes . you don't have appropriate diagnostics and such uh these patients which include a lot of children and some of my own patients. if not evacuated, all of them to come to daughter at home and have a news amputated and so on. and in some cases made it to your age. and so that's a real concern for me. and then you have another group of patients, for example, those with cancer. you know, as i said, there are no type, no 6, there's no key therapy. there are no assistance in place to treat patients in kennesaw, i have a medical students who have a very aggressive types of cancer and has not been able to be treated for months

and months and months. and as i said before, those patients will die unless it will have to be evacuated. so it's very important and it's crucial for the sci fi. and it's of course, as you're describing as a matter of life and death, the head, how would you describe the situation with, as you're saying, there are many people and guys of many patients in garza who aren't able to get the kids. they need only because of as well as a tax on the trips health care infrastructure. and yet as well, also stops those who need to go abroad for treatment that they're not able to get treatment because of those barriers that as well has put in place the so if you go to the streets, a number of those patients, you need to rebuild the facilities that's going to take time, you need to be able to import an important diagnostic of machinery and devices. again, that's going to take time. you to build the systems in place. you need to have the skill set, the setup, and doctors and all that back in and so on. that's,

we're going to take the time that's, that's the time that these patients don't have. so that's why they need to be evacuated. meanwhile, and the power loss system, you can then read about the medical system. it will just treat the remainder of the patients because there are 14000, there are hundreds of thousands of age and for the rest of the patients, they also these caps. so these 2 things need to run it in power. the need to rebuild the local system allowed and 14 over the critical equipment and expertise. and at the same time allow those with the most urgent need of actuated so that they can have the health care needs dressed. and as we mentioned, you just left gaza on saturday. you've been on medical missions to gaza before then . have you noticed any difference in the health care facilities and the services that they able to provide since the cx 5 again, to to be honest with you, from the moment of the seaside, we've gone to the moment i left it,

there was no appreciable change in terms of medical care and we were so much and with the same medications with the same diagnostic equipment i, since we're still coming to home because of a lack of access to other healthcare needs. for example, those who i'm interested in having other phones of nutrition, and those that need the appropriate antibiotics on having access to those that those that need diagnoses made can not have diagnoses me because we don't have the scanners available. there's not a single in my wife's gonna get him up in part of the street. you know, when i worked in a locks hospital when he was a major trauma center, we did so we got a c t's go. um, so those uh those difficulties still exist. um and there's been some, uh, important our food and i've seen tractors coming in and so forth. but really that's no, that's no help to these patients who are most of what i need the most as well. most

vulnerable because a lot of the my children and some of them on my patients the i've treated as young as 9 or 10 or 11 or 12 last softly on a daily basis because we cannot get the appropriate health care. so this is really, really important, i know, really stressed the importance of this, how to some compassion, at least for the children, linus, they've done nothing wrong. and yet the whole body's sure, that'd be a future destroyed with that too. so let's, let's just be human about this and health of this is, this is the only thing i'm calling for dr. muhammed here. thank you so much for sharing your experience with us. we really appreciate it. thank you very much. now us president donald trump says there are no guarantees the ceasefire and gaza will hold. he's expected to discuss the situ as and what is why the problem is to benjamin netanyahu. a laser on tuesday as well says it's per pound to send

a delegation to doha, supports on implementing the 2nd phase of the seas. 5 deal with him. us. it comes is really military. he says, fight on a number of palestinian some guys with despite the do as well. settlement minister has won't. that guys will not be rebuilt until her moss is completely dismantled. the turkish in egypt and foreign ministers have method on could of to discuss the recent developments and gaza stressing the importance of implementing the cx 5 deal between as well and home off the shelf. and i mean, as we need to work hard on making the ceasefire deal terminated, we met on sunday with a delegation from us. we are very keen to make the deal permanent and to continue the exchange of posting and prisoners and captives. there are discussions about the policies of netanyahu, and as you know now, after 15 months of war and gaza, this part of the world needs to build a d and peace mess. and yahoo must stop provoking. others for his own benefit.

the command of the code to slay the syrian democratic forces as coolants to sylvia to become a secular. and the centralized stays off the top line of the side regime in december . muslim i'll be says he discuss compromises and solutions during the recent mason with the transitional president off with, i'll shut off a sullivan job and reports from the syrian capital damascus on the face of golden. ca remains a sticking point in efforts to v. you to find this country under a single come on and governance according to i'm of the shut off government. what they want to do is to ensure the kurdish fighters laid down their weapons. be part of the singular defense ministry and hand over the oil fields to their control. according to the, the, the city and democratic forces mostly curtis us back fights is they want to maintain a send me on telling them a status for the areas under their control. they do not want to be part of

a single defense force. they're going to have an army which they control, and they want to maintain control of heisen business and of families that are being kept in the account has been pointed fios, which are a major source of revenue for this. the photos of the assad regime was a historic step for the serial people. and based on that, a new syria should be built without restoring the bought the party or its ideology . indeed, we want to move the serial forward together without repeating the bought experience caught couldn't hold our kids. that is unacceptable. if once a buffer zone all the way from both ends of the freight, he's ever ended up all the way through to get off the border. one, the curtis prices to lay down their weapons. and it wants them to be part of the united states to cation the i'm is, i'm on this one. another important issue for turkey, a in syria, is that in the fight against terrorism, just as with the fight against isis,

the fight against p, k, k. and white p cheap should continue at the same time. right now the domestic is, administration is continuing it if it's to reach out to the white pg item particular to find a solution to k is following this closely. hope is that this problem can be resolved without bloodshed and miss it. in the meantime, between, i'm a, the show and surface president for the if they had one, the issue of kurdish fighters and took p as border is expected to dominate the discussion. turkey on the spot says the if i'm of the shut off the government and city of the government own efforts to try and find and amicable to bring those fight just under the unified. come on fail. it might take the boxes on hon. some job without the 0 the transitional president off without a shuttle, has traveled to decay, to discuss security concerns with president and the one. so them co c o news. joining us from encore, us have plenty on the agenda. so then what are we expecting from this visit of

the elizabeth we are expecting 2 presidents come together in one hour following that they will have a working dinner delegation on meeting at and, and also around 7 30 pm local in 3 and a half hours to presence are expected to speak in front of cameras. deliver a joint press conference. of course, this is a very pivotal moment for tramecia and for syria. as this is the 2nd blow magic visits of those charles, since he has been appointed as a transitional present and his 1st visit to, to kia as my colleague. oh, so i'm, i've enjoyed has also explained there are several topics on top of the agenda leading the agenda are the weeks restructuring of the country. rebuilding the institutions possible cooperation. some defense feel the circus defense ministry has offered its willingness to help with stablish to siri national army from

scratch. and notes fairly trained and equipped and that's true to kia, has the experience about this in somalia and as are by john and to kia has military bases and as several countries and also in your bases are going to be a possible air bases are going to be discussed, but the presence of the searing, curtis fi too good. why pj, of which truth keeps these as the extension of the out both or just some workers party is the main problem. is that the forefront of all discussions to cure once o, p k, k factions, all p k, k members, out of the country and uh, the, the of commander mazda and i'm the subs during his interview to associates with price 2 days a go, that's to case shouldn't confuse the y p a the, a c, f and p k k together. so, uh, i'm gonna show raw, has a lot on his place right now. and he has to navigate through all these edder's

diplomatic place without hurting any supporters of his new government. his friends, and also try to uh, conserve it protects the territorial integrity of his country without having any internal conflicts back to you send him. thank you very much for that. that's and i'm co sooner with the latest from on, correct. i will now joined by got up the line. he's a senior consulting fellow at chatham house and the non resident senior fellow at the middle east council on global affairs. he's joining us laws from london. thank you very much for your time. perhaps know all the country has as much to gain from a stable sylvia as to can you, we've gone of a watch a syria will be hosting for we've heard a lot about that since the full of assets. but what is it that you think took he will be focusing on in this meeting? i think exact as you put in the basic business drug that has this longest landlord with sir. yeah, definitely. what happens in sierra is not the frame pulse question for take about

him mediate the domestic pull. this question as. busy the for the agenda of this meeting would be very full 1st and foremost it full. they have both the unification of the country, the establishment of the new army is because these 2 goals had in the, in the new processes. and tracking probably is going to go for itself on both h phones because of the check that has significant experience when it comes to the needs, right. finding ways comes with the needs a set of army training and probably will say, what's the significance, the engagement between dirt and syria on this from so from, from them inside framing to a possibly a chart to have, having that me type basis is area. but also getting the country up and running and that also gets you through the experience from so my yeah to the, to the, to the, to the, to libya, target significant experience in housing the post company countries to get up and running for the institution building that also will say for the level of engagement

to start with the obviously the reconstruction of syria, it doesn't charge. you would also play a vital role. but that's also very much depend on whether the intentions tension would be lifted down, syria. i wonder whether the money will come in. and finally, i'm probably one of the most important us back would be how to deal with the the prices of the soon democratic forces, or the to why the y p g in northeastern sir. yeah. which targets is and yeah, the expert, let's talk about that. so that's what we take. let's talk about that because that is, of course, one of the most difficult issues, both sylvia into a can you say they want the courtesy people's protection. you and that was why pj, a to disarm or join the new syrian me, but can they convinced them to do that? are they on the same page as to how to try? what they'll do if the why p j, why don't give up photography. it's controlling of probably the flush effective both encore and the end. the mass is not very dissimilar to each other when it comes to the integration of the uh, the, the, the white,

the j s t s. do you have one areas or king size of its main size structure, but also in terms of the administration structures? basically the on girl wants this uh, disney dis, structures to be the uh to be dispatched on that. and then later integrating into the new army on individual basis, not on there as a group, nor not as old on this course. and that is very much also the demand that we have it, we have been hearing coming from the city and uh, the decisions, 12 and depression of the administrative structures at the truck that has been very much emphasized this tension because nature of the states. but i think probably there's also bring understanding some form of decentralization as aware of it. condition might be dead, but the decentralization probably will not be as expensive as what the 2 why do or the s t f is expecting the ends to ends in dash. obviously that would be bundled differences right now there are multiple processes. ongoing. one of them is between

the sd up and the domestic is whether they wouldn't be able to find a common ground phone. whole this tony questions the picture of them. it says structured the future of equity, certain structures, the oil restore, says the border control. and what about the sorry to interrupt, but we don't have very long left. what about the us roll them this because turkey is set to be holding fire against the us back could of spices for now because of the math and pressure. but do you expect that to last as donald trump have any interest in supporting the why fiji or what? i think the donald problems compared to the demo compared to the democrats, the thomas has less the motivation to remain in syria. we cannot said that he's going to withdraw soon, but he also made a crystal clear that he doesn't see much feature for the 4th us in syria. so that might take time in terms of withdrawal. but the fact that he is full from the plaque and the idea that he might withdraw the syria is already putting pressure on s. yep. and probably it's already putting pressure on the negotiation that is

ongoing. but it's very difficult at this stage to say that he's withdrawing, given the unpredictable nature of that is done so many policy funds. but compared to democrats is less committed to the sd of. and therefore, that means the as to probably wouldn't feel less secure withdrawn than they used to deal with by the government. the law. i thank you so much for your analysis. we really appreciate it. pleasure. we have some breaking news out with a sweden to bring you that has been a shooting at a school of the city of old bro. in the south of the country. please say 5 people have been shot near the educational facility. the condition isn't yet known as always say, the threat isn't over and that students are being sheltered in nearby buildings. we will bring you more on that as it becomes available to us. all right, it's time for the whether he is rob removed from the us in the us is divided and i was the wisest winters and olsen always summer in the service of the winter. and

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