this bluster is iran split french across the middle. the string to beat trump administration is wing options to end the rest of your brain more. but what does it mean for euro acoustic? a look at us politics, the bottom line, the the desperate search. so garza's law sons, daughters and grandchildren, the remains of mold in $14000.00 palestinians need to be recovered from under the rubble of the fillets. hold on watching almost every life but headquarters here in the also coming up. donald trump, rates states has plans to take over the calls that play the israel wilhelm the territory to the us. after funding in building $26000.00 city. this is to fee the

haves or the occupied with bank because it's ready forces intensify the results. and i'm gonna send you an incentive of jenny panama president for several we're moving or is getting back. i do a secretary of statement saying by letter relations can not be based on lies and deception. the, the problems may have stopped falling on calls about the death toll is continuing to rise. palestinians returning to the north of the strip of finding the remains of missing loved ones on the rubble, bowls and $14000.00 missing down now presumed dead. bringing the total death, told just into $62000.00 the families of searching for them with the tools and shovels and the by hands as the thought of a clue to the bolts. now from the makeshift cemetery in garza city to the ruins

of nothing. garza the for some of which it get searching for clues for the used to oversee, attend, preferably symmetry. yeah. but look, should going to be close to that come out of drawing hospital. oh yeah. yeah. it was a rush. was thing place for those killed by the way to strides around 250 people with battery to yeah. the size of many of them unnamed with the unknown. but eventually it even dispatch with land was bumped to live in the head of the i am guarding these bodies yet no one is paying attention to us suffering. the tools we have a fond too simple look at this area using just a shovel here is useless. we cannot retrieve any bodies this way. yet every so often in this last of some finds of blankets. send another body. remember the same shape that we have recovered around 50 bodies,

old belonging to families that have been completely lost in the public records. they have no one left. the entire families have perished. even it says remove bodies off that we need this building. then he ventures inside to attempt that recovery as it gets clearly say we feel for the under the level those. busy animals try to be to the didn't bodies, people trying to pull out their beloved ones. he was in the primitive ways. this is the situation here. also they are discovered and i got the bodies of taken photo gabrielle for this. well, let them know what casually authors come to help the vehicle, the among them of relatives of the missing. busy like how do you right, yeah. and who subject to his son undergrad on my mind. i have lost all feeling that nothing holds meaning anymore. my only wish is to retrieve our son's bodies,

but we can tell his daughter that this is your father's great. so with this mother who was burning with grief can find some solid. and so that his father, who has been coming here every single day for me, shake rod vaughan for the past 12 days hoping for news can finally have an answer which states trouble is that sometimes the bad hands fall the sinews here are searching for answers where they find in the greeting, only begins to gain well, i think i flew a just the, the city of palestine strong winds heavy rain and folding temperatures. palestinians are trying to survive amongst the ruins and garza will forward. he's ever pleading for temporary shelters to be allowed and everything about hello, you've spoke to forcibly displaced palestinians living. it makes shift 10, said the subject to a neighborhood to the east of cause. a city a home here stands in in the courtyard of the school. and so yeah,

your neighborhood of, or hundreds of thousands of palestinians returned from southern parts of this trip to northern garza, to find their homes completely destroyed. they are now facing the flimsy weather and the harsh weather conditions of the will. this tent hosts 3 families. my brother has a spinal cord injury. we lost off all the before the ceasefire. a 3 in the morning . i sent my 2 month old baby to on a but because of the celtic situation, hang on, let me show you what. this is all suffering. i sweat to go into 3 families live here in this tent. look at the hallway living under the blankets, a very wet, as you can see. i sent my brother with the spinal cord injury to stay with some of the people. we don't know what to do. we don't know where to go. and does he go with him? and what kind of life is this? destruction is gabrielle. this is my team here in front of you. i used to stay in this team with my mother and my wife. we spend a lot of time under the rain in the streets. these are the remains of my team. we

don't know what to do tonight. how can we cover up on these? nothing is left for us. no mattress, no blanket is riley's, have labeled winehouse. we're completely destroyed. i used to live in northern garza, i got injured twice. i have severe problems with my hands. i have absolutely nothing left for me. my cousin gave me this jacket. this is not last. have a look at both a all over the place and i will show you no one can live in this teen animals with neighbor except to live in a situation. they have solid kids due to the heavy rain and we can see this a blanket salt with water. as you can see, it's unfit to sustain human human lives. these civilians returned from southern parts of garza to the northern part to find their homes completely destroyed. and the live, as you can see in a very dire condition, due to the heavy rain and the bad weather is as an extra suffering. the disease displays, palestinians, brain was really does your garden city?

how does find us present? double try and post double down this time to take a gaus. he says israel would hand it over to the us of society. and the despite is having no legal authority to do so. as well as prime minister says, no us troops will be needed onto the plan he's being meeting us at if he does in washington dc. official hospital from the us capital. benjamin netanyahu on capitol hill trying to win friends and unfreeze aid. asked if us troops would be needed to enforce, piecing guys up, a simple, one more denser. know these really prime ministers visit has been more dramatic than expected. standing at his side, donald trump suggested the us could take over data. officials tried walking it back . if palestinians left, it would be temporary, the said, but that idea under caught by the president himself, posting on social media. the gas a strip would be turned over to the united states by israel. at the conclusion of

fighting, the palestinians would have already been re settled and far safer and more beautiful communities with new and modern homes in the region. they would actually have a chance to be happy, safe, and free. the us working with great development teams from all over the world would slowly and carefully begin the construction of what would become one of the world's greatest. and most spectacular developments of its kind on, you know, soldiers by the us would be needed. stability for the region would read even for a president who has offended us policy in the middle east before these comments on guys are incredibly controversial. the us has no right to solve, and tara 3 don't from seems to be suggesting he wants to forced expulsion of the right to 1000000 people from gather illegal under international law. and none of the neighboring countries are willing to take anyone is being forced out of guys that i think is early is that includes a prime minister and it's an, you know,

and many other government ministers, but also a lot of ordinary citizens. really don't think that this can happen. they say this, the grudgingly in their post and social media. if it could happen, it would have been a dream. but obviously it can have 2 days of hosting the signing of executive orders in the oval office. donald trump signed one behind closed doors. this controversially, imposing sanctions on the international criminal court for targeting the united states and its allies, allies like israel, and the rest of the ones has been issued for benjamin netanyahu and several homeless leaders by the court. for large war crimes and guys, neither israel nor the us recognize the jurisdiction of the court island. so sure. i'll just either washington because i was 5 minutes them haven't been the little tiny is due to meet with the us, middle east envoy, steve, which coughing, florida. this whole couple ahead of next week's exchange is really tempted to palestinian prisoners, which is expected on site today. well, joining us now,

it's been, it's been, it's a fellow of the institute for policy studies in washington, dc for those of the also of understanding palestine and israel. miss pat, it's always nice to have you on the program for your analysis. we just begin with how delicate you think we all asked in terms of this moment in time in terms of the ceasefire. tolts, we all hearing that both netanyahu and from question the viability of moving forward. and that's raising alarm bells. it should raise very serious alarm bells the ceasefire has been fragile from the beginning. and now there is a real crisis. the words uh president, trump, in the last 48 hours about taking guys a about expulsion of palestinians about ethnic cleansing, about permanent occupation. this is among other things, giving a green light to nothing. yahoo and his farthest right wing allies to say that

there is no limit to what can happen to gaza from what we understand. there was nothing discussed in the meeting between trump and nothing yahoo about the ceasefire. there was certainly no pressure brought by president trump to urge his 1st while ally, who is supposedly a junior partner that remains unclear. but a partner up for a certain to say you must continue with the ceasefire. the ceasefire of course, is supposed to be in 3 stages, but only the 1st stage was actually agreed to right now, i think it's actually a question whether even the 1st stage, which is supposed to last for 6 weeks. i will include the release of $33.00 hostages and is really supposed to release close to 2000 palestinian prisoners who are illegally held inside israel. whether that will even happen remains uncertain, and whether it will go to the 2nd phase is even less of any certainty. we know that

this, the 2nd stage discussions were supposed to begin this past monday, and the whole mass delegation was in doha, began discussions with the interlocutors, but the israelis did not send a delegation. the prime minister says that they will send a delegation this weekend a week late. so what that says is very clear that it is not a priority. if we get to know who, who are before the war to continue. yeah, i say if i can just jump nice thought as the case do things and then the, the, the trip of the guitar re foreign minister as one of the mediators to florida to speak to steve with the cost. is way of trying to assess the test, the war about where america stands right now in terms of those negotiations and knew about recovery as well as the mediators, but also to try and put pressure on mister, which costs to perhaps make him understand, you know, that we are at the very delicate stage. you mean,

how do you think this balance of mediation works? yeah, i think that may be the whole of the guitar delegation when they come. but i think it's probably a misplaced hope. steve would cough has the job. he has because he was a long time family friend of trump, not because he's has an experience diplomat. it's because he is close to donald trump. so when he needs with them, he can speak in the name of the president, the notion that he will somehow be persuaded to try and persuade the president of something different, i think is quite unlikely. so i think that it's, it's a very significant question right now. whether there will be the possibility of finishing the, the 1st stage and getting into discussions about the 2nd stage, which is ultimately about ending the war. that's and yahoo has been very clear. he does not want to end this war. he has said recently that the way the war will be ended will be by winning it not going to go,

she ations. so while he's clearly not speak this seriously, i guess while this whole sort of plays out on the international stage and the world watches from outside, how does it sole sit domestically? because there is a domestic american audience that is becoming more, more polarized. it seems be it's small or nose in watching these events unfold, the american public have become more more aware of the politics around the middle east. the reason that palestine is on the, on the, on the occupation of why it's been in the occupation for over 7 decades. how do you think this is sitting right now domestically as well? i think it's a great deal of money is i think the shift that we've seen in the last 16 months of the as rarely genocide in gaza has led to an extraordinary shift in the public discourse. in one of the most recent polls, just about a little over a month ago, i guess 77 percent of people across this country is all parties said, sorry, i'm sorry. no. 77 percent of democrats said that they want to stop military aid to

israel. 61 percent of all parties said that that would be unthinkable just a year ago. this is a massive shift that is underway is huge in the jewish community of organizations like jewish voice for peace and so many others that recognize the dangers of ethnic cleansing as a moral issue as a jewish issue as an american issue. and that's a legal issue, cushing for recognition of the gallery of, of these, these actions. and the us is really alliance, being so close. this was true through the years of the vitamin ministration, where the provision of weapons to israel that made it possible to carry out this genocide continued despite whatever, urging or requests we heard from president biden and others in his administration. the actions did not reflect that the actions were what do you want? here it is with one small,

very small exception. we're now hearing the same thing from, from the trump administration. they're about to ask congress for approval of another $1000000000.00 worth of military equipment of military weapons, including $4700000.00 pound arms, as well as armoured bulldozers to destroy palestinian houses. and what we're not hearing from, from trump, is any even even foss considerations of urging concerned about the impact on civilians. we're not hearing that at all. the. i mean, the fact that we did not hear anything about the ceasefire during this visit is a very worrisome sign. a very or some sign and one that will have to keep very focused on over the next few hours, certainly of the weekends of the moment for the spanish. thanks so much for joining us in washington dc. a thank you. and the outside westbank can, is rarely see just falls, molding 26000 palestinians to feed their homes. children are unable to get to

school and daily life is at a standstill. i talked to last, we focused on jeanine refugee camp in the know many more palestinians are trapped in the homes. that is really only boulders that have been pulling down houses and destroying infrastructure. field agency full pallets and even refugee says major sections of the come to the level and it's chief as well that the situation is becoming catastrophic. is really troops are also talking to crime, which is an engineering and then also the west of the occupied westbank. one official land says more than 70 percent of the palestinians living until the crime being full should be displaced is really false as bulls into bold as as to demolish items of critical infrastructure. including water and sanitation systems posted inside these really ministry is trying to make the, i mean, habitable in an attempt to claim it no day as well from the capital, amman in georgia. because he's really government and palestinian authority has gone down to 0 from the poultry inside as well as the occupied westbank, a large scale destruction in the occupied west bank because of as well as

continuing military assault. especially targeting, janine, until kind of palestinians are drawing the parallels between israel genocidal war on garza and what they're going through in the occupied was fact they see this as part of one war against palestinians. and they take the evidence from the statements given by is really political and military leaders. those who are saying that they do need unplug, cutting must understand what was done in gaza will be done to them because they support resistance. these military operations, not only target members of arm groups and members of political groups who oppose these really occupation. they also punish the population wide scale destruction of infrastructure, of homes, of entire residential blocks, and the uprooting of thousands of palestinians in effect, creating many garza's in the occupied west bank and increasing the fear that in the

current atmosphere where his world feels like it has a free hand to talk about the uprooting of the entire population of gaza. what is happening in the occupied was by is slipping below the radar. and it is being normalized because after all that, sonya who has an ally and the white house that all the address eater. i'm that he's really ministry is carried out as rags on 2 areas of level. they talk to of just the region in the south, on the outskirts of canada, in the eastern back all valley. now the arabs took place on the eve of friday's visit to bates by the u. s. deputy special envoy to them at least as well as by the trees as the strikes talked. it has below infrastructure, which it says violates these 5 agreement that's been in place since november. it still has here on out is there on the

new york where a very rare instrument is about to be auctioned off. i'll tell you what a subject to detach the color. we have another area of wintry showers, getting you to make their way into japan. you can see have a chat with suggest lined up here, most of us coming in from the northwest. so we're looking at more about c effects. no pumping his way through how you see sunshine. meanwhile, across the korean peninsula, a little bit of white cloud here. green financially, northern parts of china. so the south is cloud is sticky enough, is low cloud to squeeze out some rain and maybe a little bit of sleeping snow to that. so was a possibility. i'd be guy with the dry weather, the hazy sunshine, further north up to a staging to was so more snow,

more expensive snow serrato more widespread as we go through friday instead of sabot around as we go on into fast a quite a stiff wind as well. so some of that snow will be blowing, it will cause some disruption south of the region. we do have some, uh, what's the weather, making his way towards the taiwan, maybe easing over towards the vietnam maybe the next day or so. when lobby shower was coming back in across the central and northern parts of the philippines over the next couple of days, penny ashton, i was the 2 in 240 i but i will try there across the ma peninsula while she tried to inter good costs of india, the few showers into the photo faced pulling away from the pool. as the sun rises brilliantly here, the

history was written and the nature became theory. see the beast in a totally the timeless journey. the the book about the what you all just bear with me. so hold on little mind to of all the top stories with mold and 14000 missing palestinians presumed dead in guns. that's time lisa, because the search for that left was buildings. those to the need to send and shovels to dig through the tons of russell less if after more than 15 moments of

israeli attacks, us president donald trump has refused to back trying to is tend to take a if it does that, he says israel with him district by which the us up to fight again did, despite having no legal authority to do so on these really ministry's code as, as trying some to reason something that the some 11 on israel says and strikes talks it has belong in, suspect you to us, judge has some probably brought the president comes plan that also federal work as incentives to leave that jobs. the deadlines and millions of people have been set success day, but that's not the move to monday by the court. trump gave them the option to resign and receive 8 months of pay full state and risk layoffs. he says it's a way to contact for spending, but could you insist? the move is counter productive. us secretary of state, both over barons this american government vessels should not pay fees to travel

through the panama canal and the most president has rejected washington's claims of a fee waiver, calling the lies unfold. so it's has a believe that a double trump excited to discuss the issue on friday. a lots in america. ed salisia newman has moved us secretary of state my portfolio was ending his visit to the dominican republic when he received a public reprimand from the president of panama, where he started use 5 nation regional tour days earlier. an angry president for several mino said that it was intolerable that the us state department live by announcing that his country had agreed to waive fees for us naval ships, transiting the panama canal. you'll find them up on the who's the before you and the world. i express my absolute rejection of continuing to conduct our bilateral relations on the basis of lies on both. so it's at oxford. i mean, i'm not confused about panel. rubio insisted that it was absurd for the us to pay

fees to transfer the pin out. it's applied to protect yes and he offered in all of the brand issues, but i respect very much the fact the panama has a process of laws and procedures that they need to follow as it relates to the academy and for the parent and canal stories will allow them to work through those processes. we intend to bacon amicable. the way our visits were panama canal. aside the main focus of rubio strip was undocumented migration crime and the flow of drugs to the us border. why them all as president, but not of a lot of i don't agree to accept to migrant. some other countries to party from the united states and el salvador. as president unable kelly offered, which will be a called an unprecedented migratory agreement. he has agreed to accept for deportation or any illegal alien in the united states. it was a criminal from any nationality they. i'm s 13 are claim that are well and housed

him in his jail. on his final stop attention shifted to the acute humanitarian and security crisis and the dominican republics neighboring country hating. and they said, i'm only for, that's everything. we underscore the importance of establishing through monetary an aide to avoid the wisdom of a crisis and the possible uncontrollable migration ways that would impact not just the dominican republic, but the united states. we agreed that there's no time to lose local. you cv the groove, you'll ended his trip by overseeing the us seizure of a venezuelan government plain being held by authorities in the dominican republic. a way of emphasizing that countries that oppose us interested in the region could pay a price to see annually out to 0 of the tents week between mexico and the us . next can president has no agree to send troops to the board to help cub integration and drug trafficking. mexico rolls, trump strength of advising

a 25 percent tariff. could have widespread effects on companies from both countries, trying to hold the pool. so if you want to, in mexico, mexico is keeping up, it said that the sending $10000.00 members of the national guard, it's militarized, federal police force to its border with the united states, the in full and the rule, the controls along the entire us mexico border patrols and motorized patrols on through. it's leading there. it's what president cloud is saying about problem is president trump chief, do just don't tend to know. getting to be us these mean we get stuff equal if in the needle for left on data, trump says it's to store migrants to exchange. he's holding off on the 25 percent terrace. he threatened mexico with what, at least for a moment. the trees have been sent to move in a 1000 points, including key the busiest border crossing in the americas in peak one. the question

is, will they actually be able to stop sensitive? and that's what the border is not gonna impact the traffic in defense. know very much, it will. i mean, of the mexican government and the united states government really on to effect that that's to do with bringing down criminal networks. stuff into pre cost is coming into mexico, from china or in europe. and this kind of work requires investigation and dismantling criminal organizations. not, not putting, so it is on the street. but it's a playbook that mexico successfully use before to keep trump tires, to buy. in these, 1st to the country sent the national guard to southern buddha, to stop migrants. and trump. julie dropped his threats. this is about upticks as much as anything else makes codes showing it's doing something. i'm president trump showing that he has the power to make mexico doing something. ultimately advisements create time to negotiate. when an issue the couldn't be more important to the country. about 80 percent of mexico's exports head across the board at the

united states. so terrace would be seriously destructive for its economy, but the 2 countries a, so in saline, they would also have a big impact on american businesses and consumers. towards between the governments will continue this month. a lot of people will be hoping as they do, the terror threat moves further and further into the distance. joan home and i would just say to keep one possessor or other places that south africa will not be bullied days of to adults on the threatening to cut off funding to the country over land or full x trouble claims without providing any evidence that south africa was seizing land, mistreating sets, and groups of people is referring to a recent lower design to address racial, any qualities in london to ship the ties of spoke of grangee or political attentions, drawing his annual state to the nation address. we are witnessing the rise of

nationalism protectionism, the pursuit of natural interest and the decline of common cause. we will not be detach. as we saw the africans resilience people and we will not be bullied. we stand for a non racial future and we stand for democracy and tolerance as well as compassion. a ras, 311 year old, started already as violate and is about to be auctioned in the us. it could become the world's most expensive musical instrument. i would just say it was christian, so they means in new york to tell us why it was made more than 300 years ago. but it's still considered state of the art hand crafted from maple by italian. violin maker antonio strive are i the instrument currently on display at sotheby's. auction house is one of just 600 strata,

various violins still in existence. at the time he made this while in, in 1714, he was about 70 years old.