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the tell the top stories on the i'll just say where it is our, the us present. and donald trump's has one reputed and has agreed to immediately start negotiating an end to the war and ukraine in a 90 minute phone call. trump says the russian leader agreed and long term settlement could be reached through peaceful means. trump has also spoken to ukraine's presidents about this conversation with the primary boots and followed him as a landscape says he and trump discuss opportunities to achieve peace, a new cranes readiness to work with the us. egypt and cats are stuffing up efforts to salvage. the goal is to cease fire deals. mediators are urgent, is realize how much to commit to the agreements with reports, a high level have asked. delegation is in cairo. israel's prime minister has

threatened to resume the war from us does not release more captains on saturday. h a here is a senior fellow at the royal united services institute. it's on the specialist and security studies in the middle east. joining us from cairo. welcome back to alta 0 . now we have comments made by the is really defense minister is real tasks. who's saying that the war should resume to fulfill trumps plan to take over guys. uh, what are the likely scenarios going forward to the thanks as well. thank you for having me on your program again. um, so the reality is, is the, this is far outline has been in jeopardy since the day it was signed. and those are simply because that hasn't been sufficient commitment on this really side, nor from within the trumpet and ministration. to ensure that we get the phase 2, which is when all is where the troops are meant to leave garza and phase 3 when reconstruction takes place. and so of course, at the moment um, over the last,

you know, couple of days as being all of this concern around how i'm not saying that they're not going to release more as really prisoners. um, but the reality is that you've had the almost a 100 people being killed and gaza. palestinians by is really forces since the beginning of the ceasefire period. and of course, a number of statements that ministers and members of these really government have been widely reported a saying, and these are the media where they don't want to go into phase 2. they want to go back to more. um, so i think that there is a, a concern that we're not going to get into phase 2. i think is quite likely that phase one will simply be extended. which means this is far deal is actually over it because it would have broken, you know, one of the cardinal sort of, uh, uh, issues and one of the cardinal rules here. but that it will be extended. that is

really uh military will not leave garza um rather it will remain. uh and then we see what happens in terms of reconstruction. how likely is it so that the us actually pressures is real at this point into adhering to the terms of the 1st phase of the ceasefire. i'm going into negotiations on the 2nd phase. do you see that happening? you know, i don't, i see the 1st phase being extended far beyond that, which was envisaged, at least in terms of the written agreement. and i don't see it incredibly likely that we're going to get the phase 2 of a complete and total withdrawal of israeli forces without, you know, shoots pressure from the united states. and united states is not showing an indication that it's going to actually put that pressure on the table in the country. the stance of the trumpet administration over the last couple of weeks is

talking about a riviera plan on the mediterranean and gosh, a, the mass displacement a post indians from gaza at the cleansing by any other name. it's it completely empowering the far right in israel. so no, i don't see many signs in that regard to having said that there is always the, the reality, the regional actors that are outlined some united states are undoubtedly telling the see the look. this is very destabilizing. if you want there to be genuine peace in the region, then we've got to go down a different track. so um the egypt has already set that as a plan that's being discussed. some details will be linked to already. but i think though they will become more clear over the next few days. and i think this is an effort to try to get away from the scenario where a drum feels that he, his plan is the one that should be really foisted upon the region which the region

i think will not accept and cannot accept. okay, we'll leave it there. thank you so much. i to hell your thanks for speaking to us from cairo. thank you. my pleasure. a prominent garza hospital director is being subjected to various forms of torture and inhumane treatments and is really present . that's according to a lawyer who has visit a doctor for some of us affiliate in over prison and the occupied westbank for the 1st time is really forces detain double stuff during your rate on come out one hospital in northern garza. in december, his lawyer says the doctor has spent 47 days in arbitrary detention, he was refused access to legal counsel, and to a doctor lawyer, so me to my nama, as part of the legal team, representing doctor, for some other stuff. he is in an interview without us there. um, he describes a sophia situation on the torture has been subjected to. i talked to him last week

just called despite the 9 all the charges against him. he was beaten with stick an electric stick and hands by these really aren't able to get a confession from him to talk to me. after that, he was transferred to these really said a team on prison where he was held in solitary confinement for 25 days. they investigated him continuously over 10 days in very difficult situation. one inside the prison cells where he fainted, due to feeling suffocated the small me, a lot of the call for some doctor has some denied all the charges against him, and no evidence was proven against him. with that could convict him $47.00 days of investigations having proven any charge against the doctor. and therefore, there is no indictment from the is really general prosecution against him until this moment. well that's the total number of medical evacuation from does remains low, even though tens of thousands need to lease to get the care they needs is really restrictions on who can lever so stringent that sick children often end up

separated from family members and caretakers. some for us to travel alone or turn back the same bus probably has more. i'm getting out of garza for medical help is a process, right? screwed say should be simpler is really restrictions mean sick and injured people. even children must get special permission to seek the care they need. the situation is the goal and more of a loss and was because the, the late of the day is that am 5 to accept the 150, a lot of issues every day. you know, they are accepting just physically on the patients and very can just because of the situation. we have more stuff, is it more than 2000? so a visual, so we need the evidence evacuation, we have more than 20 thousands of vision. so we need evacuation and music outside still in the midst of a shaky ceasefire. this is a lifeline for a fortune, a few. but the limits on how many people can go mean in critical moments. families

are forced to choose who stays behind. months of waiting followed by impossible and often heartbreaking decisions. my accounts are more for my son has cancer and his ratings accepted one of the mother to accompany him. i've tried to go with my son with disabilities that attempted my request, and it is very hard to send him for treatment interested. he had alone. this is my son on the bus that i have uh like half to muddy the leukemia. my grand daughter suffers from leukemia. she's traveling for treatment and i'm here to bid her farewell. i feed extremely sad because they will not see her for some time because it kills me. how i wish to be with him. the medical need in gaza is over whelmed. many more are suffering from injuries and diseases that require specialized treatment, unavailable in the devastated stress flush a 2nd,

my 16 month old daughter has a key me at these various rejected my requests to travel with her and allowed only her mother and sister to accompany that they all need be to be with them. what can i do? it will be difficult for the mother to take care of them alone. is real controls movements in and out of cause and by delaying medical evacuations has been to choose the violating international humanitarian law. and contributing to unnecessary suffering under current conditions. so reality is most people in gaza have no hope of getting the treatment. they need the same bus robbie ultra 0 and the un is warning the number of palestinians being forced from their homes and they occupied westbank is increasing at an alarming rates. israel launched a large scale military operation. there 3 weeks ago, dozens of people had been killed in tens of thousands displaced. stephanie decker reports of the still secretly, from the window is rarely soldiers arresting palestinians from their homes in the

loop comp. in hebron. neighbors captured these moments in the dark of night. late night detentions are common here, but have increased since these really minutes. we launched a large scale offensive in the occupied westbank in january storming and rating several refugee camps, including janine to cut them and no trims in between the sound of explosions is really forces order, palestinians to leave notions. the one says the onslaught has displaced at least 40000 people in just over 3 weeks. israel cools the military operation, iron rule and says it's aimed at routing out armed resistance fighters and preventing what it calls terraced infrastructure from being established. but entire neighborhoods are being destroyed. israel is also carrying out air and drone strikes in these densely populated areas. homes have been demolished,

infrastructure destroyed, and there is a shortage of food, water, and medication. the latest is there any operation in the occupied westbank star to just a few days after the ceasefire and goals all took effect. stephanie decker or g 0. holmes, as a by dad, as a land rights research or an activist. and he says, is really military is looking to target all the camps in the occupied westbank and doesn't really have an ends goals. the good video goal of just operation is going beyond the military goals. as there's very limited 3 is mentioning is there is no working on a hidden war against dependency and existence. so you're going to go to the side of the bank and saucy. brent has is right in was demolition. many houses that have these and my subsidy up top, and at the same time there's very different ethics couplers, affecting different scene in existence, all around the area there. in the judge,

nobody where i originally belonged to is building you was all that on the palestinian finishes and especially in the north and part of the jordan valley isolating the whole bunch of sending communities of between the areas of the palestinians of dollars and the cities of their was back. so we are not only talking about the, uh, the, the, the daily see. and the not them the fugitives of jimmy in motions and put cannon. but also there is the other hidden water which, which means is systematically trying to cleans as much as they can from the center people or i don't, i was think the serious into room president isn't. it was the creation of a preparatory committee to shake the country's political future. syria has been

under the control of transitional government, led by us mother shudder says the fall of a shot, an aside in december. several are infections have agreed to dispense with their members being integrated into a future national forest. it's not clear if general elections will be held for a new government for summer been drive a just following developments from damascus. the government has announced is 7 member committees, which comprises of members from the ruling coordination, the highest part of your shop group, which has been disbanded by the intern president. it also includes members of the civil society and 2 of them. and one of whom is a christian, so all of them, all of that hearing from the international community and the 2nd people of, into 70 and diversity being reflected in the actions of this government seems to have been taken on board. although this is a long way away from national dialogue where we're heading that more than a 1000 people, the citizens from all walks of life are expected to take part to try to charge us

if future strategy for soviet. but this is going to be your 1st step, which is already being built in by some analysts who see this as a positive step towards bringing also use to the table to assuring them the discuss dublin to under i'm of the shut off means what it says and it will be reflected in actions as well. it is a long charge ahead because it was remembering that i'm of the shut off as soon as he took the office and said that he has the support of all of the on fractions and civil society. he disbanded the ministry he disbanded of the parliament. the constitution has been has in advance. and there is no more room or for the previous regime in anything affiliated with the previous regime, which is under way. so this committee is going to try and bring all of those fractions together, work on the rules of engagement, how these people will come together, and then work on the bigger aspects of a city and societies moving forward on how electrons are going to be held. who will

fund the constitution, what when it's applied, and what's the role of the city and president of which was under 50 years of your thoughts on me. it was essential to figure out who used to control everything. will it be the same orville provinces and other institutions have more power and comfortable so far? this is going to be the 1st step towards some of the jobs of the 0 semester 0. senate has voted in favor of tulsa gab, hard as the new director of national intelligence guard was president donald trump's nominee for the role. she faced tough questioning from politicians that her confirmation hearings last month. most of the questions put her pos into a question, including support for whistleblower, edward snowden, and meeting former president the shot of a sudden syria in 2017 john henry and his following developments from capitol hill . c u. s. senate has voted to confirm chelsea gabbert his director of national intelligence that happened during

a party line vote of 52 to 48 voting against her. were every single democrat and the chamber. also, mitch mcconnell, former republican leader, who said the nation should not have to worry that the intelligence assessments the president's receives are tainted by a director of national intelligence with a history of alarming lapses in judgment. those alleged lapses are in the one hand, blaming the united states for rushers invasion of ukraine, and for visiting bashar al assad in syria. and telling the us government that he had no weapons of mass destruction. there were likely other republicans who might have voted against are many it expressed objections. chuck schumer, the democratic leader in the senate, said he believes that this were a silent vote, that only 10 people would have voted for. he called her a terrible choice. nonetheless, she went through largely with the support of republicans who wanted to make sure that donald trump got his nominees in however controversial. they are another

controversial now many who advanced on a procedure boat was robert f. kennedy junior, who advanced as health secretary. now many, there will be a final vote scheduled for him as well. john henry and l. u 0. washington. delegation of catholic bishops has met rebel leaders in the congo, the city of goma, and a bit to resolve the conflict. fighting between the army and i'm 23 rebels resumed on choose day after a 2 day pause that you when says more than a 110000 people are on the move from displacement. camps in the east, after ones and backed rebels, told them to leave. and 23 and its allies denied, forcing them out saying the displays, people are going voluntarily. people sheltering their insist they've been told to leave. an african union meeting, a for a minister is, is taking place and if you post capital, the ongoing exciting and the democratic republic of congo is on the agenda. part of renewed diplomatic push to end the conflict leaders from east and southern africa.

i have been calling for an unconditional ceasefire, which also has more from addis ababa on what to expect from the african union summit. the main day is would be saturday and sunday. that's when the heads of states will be at the summit right now. what's happening is the ministerial meetings way, the d. c. conflict is high on the agenda. some delegates a saying there's a need an urgent need you to choose 10 times between the d. c. underlined to otherwise nothing much could come out of this assignment. also on the table a talks about measuring the different piece processes. well, i know there's a lawanda piece process and then i rode the piece process, the one the one is trying to get the d. c and one to need us to meet face to face. i not the difference is that really one is trying to get old players around the table including the rebels. but the problem with that is that the d. c. presentation materials, if you will not meet with the m 23 group of issues on the agenda, include the conflict into done issues in waste applicant as hell. reason and things like climate change which affect

a lot of the continents also on the table will be the election of the african union, cheaper than any port in position. because the asking you now has full membership in the g. 20 we have is it live to the will take applicant issues to the international stays? the next to 20, someone will be in. so that's like a later in the africa will want to push just interested in terms of trade, finance, climate change. what to do about us present donald's tons of policies, for example. so applicants, i'm hoping this person window elected will put, advocates in for success will show this as a community that applicants do match, the applicants issues that do matter. and the voices are important when it comes to matters involving the geopolitical stage. hardaman tossed out there at a suburb of the still ahead on the i'll just there it is. our the sports news unpacked us on that. ready to host their 1st major tournament for nearly 30 years with a history making winning and corruption details coming up in a few minutes the

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the top for all the sports interest peter 13. thank you very much. india or looking good ahead of the champions for i think which begins in pocky style. and next week they've thrashed england to complete a 3 know series whitewash shrimp on. here was the start of the survey and i'm the bad. the smash $112.00 from $100.00 and too bold says india posted a maximum total of $356.00. now the foster specimens to reach 2500 runs and one day is this being just the 50th match in response, england will dismiss for just 214 in the wing by 142 runs

focused on the highest level of successful already i run chase to be so that's, that's your interest. she kept him home as one and so i'm on august 3rd school same series and a match winning partnership of 260 the victory to over the 353. so i ups i here heating the winning runs with the winning putting parts of stone into the fine level trying nation series against revealing the team though facing the opening match of the champions purposes. but i mean it's match against celtic is the pick of wednesdays champion, sleep payoff matches the 6 dom your being champions. looking to take a step closer to the final, which takes place at the right in stadium, in munich, on the 31st of may. we're all here for the next piece of the the history if you'd like. so that's our job. that's our role to, to try and achieve this next moment for our funds for the people who are following

this uh, teams. so as long as we, um, we realize the magnitude of the game i think um does, does nobody in, from outside the will treat this any different to any of the top game and most, the sole and vision of course to win because that's, that's the pressure we have as well all the time in the premier league level, who will look to land a blow to the title arrivals. also, the leaders are up against evanson. we're, when would see them go 9 points, clear of the 2nd phase to gun is. the game will be the final movie side. they'll all be as good as in talk with everetts in moving to a new stadium next season level pool with knocked out of the fa cup by sick and see a plymouth on sunday. and a coach is looking for an immediate response. so i should have it back to because if you're working at the club like this, you should compete for every trophy reset us from the start to, to lose against blame if it's of course not acceptable. so as a team, now we have to show a different side of us because it wasn't only the results. the performance was far

from what to live in. full standing as ours went off and on the hopes of catching level, pull it being delta major flow. it's up school in the family. the season with 9 goals is kind of habits, but he has suffered a hamstring injury while at the teams will with the training camp and do by the injury could rule him out for the rest of the season. a tie side, both of them united have boosted their chances of reaching the asian champions. legally plus 16, but the domestic. when will the schools lock the one on will against south korea's old signing injury. time home side manage the school. went up to one victory means they said 16 brewbay for the 12th 8th, advancing a points and they next game will guarantee the passage, the 3 time cut to the open champion. that used to be on tape remains on coals for a full straight type of window. up, that's what she saw for linda most of

a in the last 16. but the poll did not have it with the check taking the 1st 676, shoot on 6 full. thank to take the 2nd, 5th, 6 full. and then the poll one, the 3rd say 5, the same school line she faces, but seed elena will be back in a little while we're back and it was the 1st thing to reach the goal was the finals she be rebecca, so i'm cover in straight sets area, especially the coastal finals for her and 6 wins out of 7 in the catawba recapitalized related rebecca and on still the has powered away into the cool the finals. it's an easy and i really needed to switch to see a former australian open champions to see a cannon ship a winning 63, and 6 full elaina officer panko is waiting for her in the counselors. so that's all the slow season. i'll, i'll have another update right to the read. okay, we'll see you later peter. thank you so much for that update. and thanks for watching the news. our on house was 0. my colleague mohammed john james with you in

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