doesn't mean that this law goes along with international norms and goals. so created the life of many laws that are passing as well. they're designed to reinforce occupation to facilitate colonialism, to suppress the policy and use that doesn't mean that they're into nationally and legal binding. and they use it to as an instrument, whether it's just to take properties of the palestinians or to imprison them. these are all the tools that that are available to them. and just to help them justify the democracy, aspects of the state of israel. this is named democratically agreed and it has passed through various they just sort of process and so on. but the, it is, it's, it's still in humane. and it contradicts the betty fundamentals of a higher cho. okay. whether it is ready, prison service has published, afraid of gruff taken of is ready prisoners before the release and inside the prisons in the subject of the site as now they show

a number of palestinian prince was forced to wear shirts that read. we do not forget and we do not forgive before the release today mohammed elementary. so as you observe that, what do you think? of course it's a, it's a stunning image. it really is. um it's, it's another method i guess the through which is real intense. they're kind of dehumanize, these palestinians, right, and i think it's worth underscoring a couple of things. first of all, that hundreds of these people, $333.00 of them to be exact, were, were arrested without, without charge. these are, these are people uh, by the, by israel's own admission, have not committed a crime. and this is the case with thousands of palestinians who are in jail right now as we speak on this administrative detention order is real. does this uh, you know, to intimidate palestinians, but also because it knows that at some point they might need to use palestinian

prisoners or hostages. so it could be aware that we might use for some of these folks. and as bargaining chips at, at some point in the future. so this is longstanding, is rarely policy. the 2nd thing that i want you to know really quickly is that these folks are, are treated her horribly inside inside is really prisons. in fact, i mean, i made this point in an earlier interview, but that solemn, which is a leading is really human rights group, put out a report just a few months ago called welcome to hell and the documents. the conditions that the palestinian prisoners are subjected to and they talk about the, the is rarely prison system as a quote, torture network. and we would be here for an awfully long time if i started to list off all the ways in which these policy and prisoners are tortured. so this image just underscore is even more human dehumanization. yeah, let's try that to already go back. is, is really please come take your joints from tel aviv an orange. so this a long standing is really policy in the way that it treats posting in prison is

indeed tiny. so i'm just wondering more i liked it more from you about the sense within israel, of how these people are treated in the various laws that have been introduced by the state to deal with what's real sense as well. the living conditions, the imprisonment of conditions of palestinian prisoners certainly became even worse after october 7th. this was a major part of our former national security minister. he cannot bend years claim to fame. he was administered in charge of making sure that these quote unquote terrorist time in prison would not be a joy ride. generally speaking, as are the same cause at all palestinian prisoners, you know, are terrorists the, the nuances of being charged or being indicted or being able to meet the council or having

a set time for imprisonment. these all seem like uh and do privileges to most israelis if palestinians are imprisoned by our security. ready because ations, they are terrorists or potential terrorists, or have collaborated in a terrorist endeavor so much as early as really profoundly don't fear. protesting the conditions suffered by the indignities suffered by post indian prisoners is something that small groups that have traditionally and for decades opposed to protest against the occupation do. but as far as the general is rarely public is concerned, palestinians and the extent extend the notion of the of it is. ready for a bit, palestinians or products, you know, they're either terrorist or their crops, the prompts and d is really mounted production for israel, the audience talking about never again. and we won't forget that we won't forget. that is, i think, what is behind these aesthetic and horrible

t shirts that the release prisoners are being 1st aware. again, when palestinians are not terrace, they are accessories. but if there's one thing that there are absolutely not ever, it's going to be alright. genuinely with that for now, already go back and tell of even hearing this judy, i'm having to mess results back up time being more active, but for the time being thanks very much. the thank a plus to that here. now does there protest is in loveland set fights with united nations call entering a peace, keep it then they would the how is still not real laptop in the heavy rain that we have a close central pulse of the mediterranean, intuitively, pushing across towards grace. most of the area of light pressure just looking here

. it's kind of stuck if the truth be not choice to move a little further east west to the east. if that we do have somewhat to weather some when the weather to just making its way into a western positive pressure, the quite, whether it's into central positive fair amounts of cloud though, just pushing up into northern europe won't be sunshine. that's down across spain. boats, cold temperatures, hit getting into the mid teens, quite widely by the way, weather up towards the northwest, just pushing up into england, stretching across in to wells central for a little bit of a wintry weather that just coming into we stand. yeah. eastern positive england over the next day or so. what, what about as a set that's focused just around italy pushing across into the balkans, driving a little further east was fast a going on into sunday brought to school. i've tried to come back in there for it to leave i much, but to day 14 degrees celsius. notice up towards the northwest. somebody coming in a cosign and getting into northern olive, but scuffling wells, and much of english should be allowed to drive, allows you to rock what's

a good parts of north africa. but a little bit of weather the just around the mediterranean coast. a secret agent claimed by both israel and egypt. well, any case officer who receives attention or double edge always assume was true to life. fact or fiction. most of the documents are full to people of either of those 2 on deluxe out of there. well tells the story of the mind as many secrets shift motor, one of the service, 5 on al jazeera, the,

the, the other guy you're watching out, is there a wonderful tech stories the sound, and the 369, palestinian prisoners and detainees, that being released from his reading prisons, 815 were united with the families ramada in the west bank. details for the moving taken to the hospital for her medical. 333 of these entities. if the release

for the mazda in islamic jihad release to 3 is really captives, health in congress, possibly surprise you as well says it's received. it's on the proven office today. i definitely check and get a form to undergo health checks. vitamins when ski has told immediate security conference that ukraine's fight is europe's fight. the crating president says russia will not stop with his country. he said that in a rapidly changing world, europe must not expect help from elsewhere. yesterday here in munich, the us vice president made it clear to the gates. this advocates of the old relationship between europe and america are ending from now long things will be different and europe needs to adjust to that. that is in charge amount of i believe in europe, and i am sure you believed to and i urge you to act for your own sake. what

just depends minister has also told the confidence that the vice president's words on friday were a cause for concern for us. but stories for future j defense is claims of that to you. or if it's taking a step back from the democratic values, we've got to definitely you can kind of kind of just ignore and not comment on the speech that we've heard from the west vice president. we fight for your rights to be against us is one of the multiples of the german armed forces. and it stands for democracy. this democracy that was just called into question by the us, vice president. not just jim and he's democracy, but that of europe as a whole. if i understood them correctly, he's compared what's happening in europe with what prevails in some of the roots area and regimes leading. ladies and gentlemen, this is not acceptable. so let's go straight away to out to promote together to james base, is that the unique security conference. and james, as you know, we've been focused very much on goals from the prison, the swap which will come through in a 2nd. but while i've been talking that i've also been sitting here in the studio

agency, was flashing up about to lensky continually. so tell us more about what he's been say. yeah, i think this is a pretty important presence. the landscape has been pretty diplomatic over the last few days when the us has been saying things that clearly a set, certainly on the east making him feeling very uneasy about the future. his country . the idea that they'll be tools between president trump and president putin. and perhaps that's where things are going to get decided without ukraine at the table. well, we use this keynote speech in the last couple of hours to get it back and hit the button very strongly. he said, for example, he now believes the most influential, neva, a member of the nato, a lot is vladimir putin suggesting that it's booted that really is pulling the shots. and they took a suggestion, of course, that, that the americans are being influenced by the be approved. and you heard him that

say that things are changed to j. d. that's the vice president's speech. it shows that the relationship between america and europe has changed. and he said, what is needed now is that for europe in all me, because he says the decisions about europe needs to be made in europe. and he made it clear ukraine will never accept a deal behind our backs. and without our involvement, i think, very much laying down his position very, very forcefully. now, he's be diplomatic. while the other us of vice president was in town, the secretary of state, still here in munich, presidency lensky, making his position very, very clear. all right, on gaza also of course a major focus there, especially with us administration in town and especially given donald trump's position on god or yeah, well i, i think everyone here monitoring it very, very closely the situation in gossip. the commissioner general and roughly that's

a really on real being the body to distribute the aiden goals at the party. that has been a boy accosted by israel to connected. tossing a bill saying that under a condo phrase anymore, he is, are out for the plaza, really use the commission to general fund, right. he welcomed once, he'd seen and said it was good news. they still say of all parts of the un safe, but that needs to be more aide going into gaza when you speak to people, probably they will tell you they all very concerned about the next phase of a deal that concerned about a stage where soon we're going to get to where there are no more is rated captives alive. only the bodies of the sort of the captives will the c spa, the very fragile, see spot be able to continue at that moment of the privacy between skill on here. many of them about you train in your relationship with america, and there's actually a meeting of the 4 defense counsel before ministers of the european union. it's going to take place here on sunday because it's also being discussed here. and the

next stage with the diplomacy, important summit meeting taking place next week in re add with key arab governments that trying to come up with an alternative to president trump plan that he proposed, which was to, to and gauze or into a luxury marino results on the merits, but it's radian off to having got rid of the population of palestinians who live in dogs or something that would be it illegal and international law in the geneva conventions. all right, that's a picture of the munich security conference change bodies. thank as well. the diplomatic solution to the violence and democratic republic of congo, it must be found to stop the sufferings. that's a message from the un secretary general speaking at the african union summit and ethiopia and tanya content, as one says, dependency of the entire region is at stake. the fight didn't get to use raging, so sky vote as a result of the continuation of the infiniti seal fences,

so that them su, push the entire region over the precipice. regional escalation must be avoided at all costs. there is no military solution. the deadlock must end, the dialogue must begin and the silver anything. and can you tell the integrity of the d. r. c must be respected. rwandan, bantam, $23.00 fighters of and to cover which is the capital of south keeping proteins. and they've captured the nearby airport. the airport is critical to supplying the company's army, which is supported by burgundy and forces the rebels of rapidly gained military tree since taking control of going about 2 weeks ago. catherine story has been following developments from 10 years capital of nairobi and uh, the issues page was almost like is 15 speaking to uh, commanders of em to do 3 who are on ground. and they say now they are in the process of just to securing the area more picking up that area. we

know that the army was trying to protect because i left the area a while back. we also know that says, seen the government officials who are a call, who also left now are the, as you mentioned, and 22 and it's all lied to the airport. the main airport in cowboy movies. uh, that's about to 35 uh 30 kilometers away from because uh that airport has a military base. um as well, again, um the military that was controlling the airport to the left without a fight. now we understand in the look for the last 3 weeks or so that cuz some of the soldiers are a bit disappointed about what has been happening,

particularly in go where many of the school just was killed. so they say that they do not want to engage because of the grievances that they have. now what all this means is that now and 53 has the control of south q n or keeble. we've had vast mean it will, it cost to do also has a control of a lake q which is a very important boot where the empty tray can now get the supply in and out the 2 cables. so very strategic development right now, especially when it comes to an thank you 3, we are gaining a more, a territory or un peacekeeping combined, or has been injured in protests near bay roots international airport as well as supporters set far to amount to you in cost of to blocking the road to the airport,

they were protesting against the government liberties governments decision to block and of rainy and civilian plane from landing the earlier in the week. i look for me to say israel threatening to bomb the airport after accusing iran and has a lot of use get to smuggle funds into lebanon. so the head hearing out there, the you and calls for an end to the suffering of the student needs be conflict dentist. nearly 2 years without any science and breaking campaign promises the price of eggs gates an old time high united states. so is donald trump, for unsure of expectation the as to how many braces for its not federal elections? the country's political right is in bold. for the 1st time since the 19 thirty's, the hard drive is poised for a national election breaks,

pushing it's increasingly popular, more nationalistic, less open invest color and such as water resistance still possible. the populace, a of the party is expected to take 2nd place. people in power, investigate the fall rights, reckoning on a jersey to healing the facts. z is very systematic and deliberate. destruction of causes we will to infrastructure has left more than 2000000 people in a state of commerce and struggling, asking questions. what do you think will be the last thing? impacts on journal is reporting from the action when firefighters did arrive. there wasn't sufficient with an in depth coverage. it's a gathering of intention to speak to wisdom teeth this out as it was, teens on the ground. when you closer to the heart of the story, the the,

[000:00:00;00] the not the you enter your general intent of gutierrez's cold for an end to what he describes, the dramatic suffering of the sued. and these people as the islamic holy month of ramadan approaches. gutierrez, also cool. for an end to the flow of weapons, this comes as the sudanese army is making progress in its fight to regain control of counseling from the permanent tre reference. full force of the army has come to the major bridge, connecting the east of the capital to the south. well, 22 months, a fight to get into don. i'm his lead to widespread destruction in missouri among civilians. and despite regional mediation efforts, there's still no clear path to peace and valid reports now from the city of center

in the southeast. and so the the conflict into that is nearing the to your mock. and the fighting is as intense as the army has the gains most of the positions the top last a year ago in the southeastern states of to 0 to not. but the bottle, the forgot to use is still the raging despite significant gains by the army. the problem is you set it up and support forces to control some key positions, including the central market, the presidential police and some of the southern at the west side residential districts. utah also controls pulse of the central region of come to find most of the western region of thought for and be seating the army and its allies and the safety of and fashion. the capital of north thought for the war began when these 2 men fell out in april of 2023 general, lived with adoptable. hon east command of this with these armed forces at the head of the national suffering to cancel a coalition of civilian and military officials that was leading so dense transition

to democracy. following the move on of for a long time president, the amount of the she had a 2019 honda attendant that go to also known as the committee is the head of got off the support forces upon me to tell the group that was formerly a component of the army, timothy was elbert hans, deputy, but he accused the behind of links with advice use movement and followed to remove him from power and patch the army of loyalists. how did, how can i be able to hon? i will be hon. you will be tried, you and those who are with you the people will bring him to justice chavez. i called on all the people as to don and the on the movements to stand behind the armed forces to defeat this rebellion. the fight think and too it's exact followed, has left the country's capital in ruins and led to the depths of tens of thousands of people. human rights organizations say the assess has carried out. it started with decent muscular, and ethnic cleansing, especially in the city of janina in west dot for they say that

a and deduction of gov is an ice in conflict areas that you it says the conflict in suzanne has caused one of the wells west humanitarian catastrophes with famine confirmed in the mall just displacement comp seem dot for last august and looming in other regions. an estimated 11.4 me 1000000 civilians. how being far from their homes, by the conflict, the 1000000 refugees in neighboring countries, over 8000000 internally displaced, 90 percent of them, women and children, so that us regional neighbors say they want this conflict to and these efforts were made in cairo a did the or the sub about geneva and i'm sweat, but all have so far failed both the army and the out us that say they want to talk about this guy. if you had sounds, conditions, unacceptable to the other side. both still believe they can achieve total victory on the bottom field. how much fun does. yeah, the city of so not so then

a tens of thousands of government protest as of right across sub u. s. e student let demonstration to be taking place across the country in the past few months, protest is demanding accountability for risk to the train station in november, which killed 15 people. they blamed corruption, leading to poor construction standards for the the, the goal is this is to make our institutions work so that we stay in serbia for some kind of harmony to be made for people to simply live with loved in this country. all my problem bill, this is a real deal. i've been here since the beginning, day and night, helping and doing as much as i can to help us go a tree. hope that one day this country of us will become a normal country for the institutions will start doing the job. i love sylvia was born here, and i want to work here. unfortunately,

because of the regime is it is that is impossible. a spanish coast guard vessel has rescued 64 migrants of the canary islands. they were transferred to the island, the crime canaria, the red cross set, many were injured. the spanish islands are struggling to absorb the search and migrants, property, and boats from north west africa. at least $3200.00 microns and refugees of made it to the canary islands so far this year. that's according to spanish, sorry. he's more than 2000. and the democratic members of us congress are urging president donald trump to do something about the writing points of x from campaigned on the promise of bringing down the price of groceries for garbage families. reynolds reports now from los angeles. the price of the eggs is cracked all time records up 50 percent in a year and rising faster than a save re. souffle grocery store owners are scrambling right now. we can't get any organic. we can't get in

a cage free. we can't get any brown in for consumers. it's no jo, they've reached from $6.00 to $8.00 for just even like it does. and that was this is last robbery. mama is daughter diner in fort worth. texas uses $90000.00 eggs a month. they're raising prices. we're going to have to put a surcharge starting this weekend. it hurts. everyone has the customers, the big man, the little man, everyone in between. bakers and cook say they have no choice. everything that we made has. like the big batch of sugar cookies. there's a dozen eggs, you know, i know the rest. people have 6 pounds of eggs in it. in the breakfast sandwich over here has keeps pamela bags. it wants to blame and flew the h. 5 in one strain has been spreading far and wide through chicken farms. if even one bird has the virus, the entire flock has to be destroyed. tens of millions of laying hands have died.

18 influenza has really hit our egg laying chickens in our turkey's particularly hard facing existential threats to their diet. some consumers have resorted to eggs . warranty people are freaking out. people coming to buy, you know, 6 dozen eggs at a time. that's not going over easy with retailers nationwide. grocery chains, including this one, are imposing limits. one dozen eggs, poor customer per day. no more. there are even outbreaks of egg leslie. this surveillance video shows these stealing hundreds of cartons in seattle and in pennsylvania. robbers stole a truckload worth $40000.00, it will take months or more to restore the flocks of hands and increase the supply of eggs. in the meantime, the us agriculture department predicts the cost is going to jump another 20 percent this year. and that's the hard boiled truth, rob reynolds alj, a 0,

a los angeles. that's it for me for this new job. but tom will be here with more of the release in a couple of minutes to see like the a head to head his back with too exciting new shows. join me mad, be hosted with a live audience here conway home in london. i'll challenge from an kenyan politician sumani issue with one of his government's violence cracked down on protest as and its failure to address rampant corruption allows fullness to lung. can president run over it from a single, about a full out from the civil war. and the bombing at the head coming soon from houses the, the pair this journey is taken by countless refugees fleeing danger. to meet me there,

perhaps worse than death is the package of survive the syrian refugees seeking officers, searches for disappeared sister. my may so a witness documentary on a just on the streets of ivory coast, there is rising unafraid sentiments at our local market. just land so cool echoes. the feeling of many i 40 is about the presence of french forces in their country. we know there behind many problems in africa, we, africans don't want to live in constant conflict impressed in what access this country want to a site itself. and that it's military has come of age, like in other countries in the us. how french business been for us are safe. yeah, in ivory coast, at least for now. i know there's also believe that the country will continue to rely on french expertise. english all the time to keep that many see hardware operation, much of the dispute between friends that need for mccullough needs. and i forgot

you said can only confronted failure to help in more than a decade of attacks by close. but somebody, you ivory coast ask in french forces to leave, could be strategic with elections due in october and then to french sentiments on the rise. yeah. their presence on i board as well may lead to disruptions or even chaos, or the full palestinian detaining is released by is roland from all i have been taken into hospital agents medical care, the frontal mccrae. this is they'll just say we're alive from top. and so coming up from us and as lemme jihad for least 3 is ready, captives, helden, gaza, with a message rejecting donald trump's proposal of displacing palestinians from the