they provide security and they seek uranium, they provide security. i may take diamond rushes shadow in africa on which is 0. the the, you're watching the news, our life from headquarters, and del fine to you navigates, are coming up in the next 60 minutes. the president's been very clear from us can not continue as a military or government forced us sector and state marker. rubio visits, israel affirming the trump administrations and tenants for the future of casa, the desperate need for shelter indoors on families are waiting for mobile homes and vital aids still blocked by israel. rolanda about 23 rebels roll into

eastern congo, 2nd largest city bu, carlos, sparking spears and confusion friends to host an emergency summit if you are p and leaders on the war and ukraine as the us prepares to begin to rest negotiations with russia. and far as small with this force as you want to take a president, thomas fox tells al jazeera of the games. lots remain a single country, both in middle east and application house in the future. the welcome to the news our they is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called donald trump's proposed us take over takeover of the gaza strip. a bold plan and says he's discussing how to ensure that becomes

a reality. nothing. yeah. who made the comments after meeting with the us secretary state marco rubio in israel. it's reviews 1st trip to the middle east as america's top diplomats, trump has repeatedly mentioned the plan to forcibly expel tell us the news from the gaza strip, so that the us could own gauze off. it's received wives, condemnation, nets and yahoo! he says he's working in full cooperation with trump, the president trump, and i are working in full cooperation and coordination between us. we have a common strategy and we can always share the details of this the strategy with the public, including when the gates of hell will be open as a surely will, if all hostages are not released. until the last one of them. a secretary at rubio and i discuss president trump's bold vision for gaza forgotten as future how we can work together to ensure that that future becomes

a reality. the presence also been very bold about his view of what the future for gaza should be. not the same tired ideas of the past, but something that's a new bold and something that frankly took courage and vision in order to outline. and it may have shocked and surprised many. but what cannot continue is the same cycle, will repeat over and over again and wind up in the exact same place. okay, well bringing home the son, which was joining us from jordan's cops online because that is really government and the palestinian authority have banned all to 0 from reporting in israel and the occupied westbank. and that's at yahoo. i'm that also describe marker rubio as a great supporter of israel and this was pretty much on display throughout that press conference. the this was definitely on display, these really prime minister and the us secretary of state, both acknowledging that their relationship, the bi lateral one that the americans. and these really is have saying that the

americans would support israel in whatever sort of endeavors they make, especially when it comes to this highly condemned proposal by us present in donald trump for the united states to take over the gaza strip. but they also talked about a wide variety of issues that are also pretty controversial, including is really military activity in both 11 on and syria. and it's, and y'all, who's saying that he's not going to allow any sort of military build up on any of these rules borders. however, there was no mention of infringing on the sovereignty of any of those 2 countries. and also absent was the mention of the palestinians, both in the occupied west bank and the gaza strip. trying to create some sort of vision for the future in the region without the palestinian something that countries within the region have condemned and said that it's simply can't be done . okay, how do i thank you so much for that reporting from mine. we're now gonna switch and i'd be a who do use

a former us diplomats with extensive experience within them, at least throughout his career in the state department. joining us from washington d. c. thanks for your time. can i 1st get your sort of initial thoughts to mark robeto's trip to israel, his 1st trip assess through state and, and what your reaction is uh to that press conference. well 1st of all, what's interesting is he's there to talk to the israeli government to additionally american diploma then went on through my law to meet with the palestinian authority. in this case review is not doing that. so this is side tracking. the police send you and will follow the despite all the conveniences and all the cooperation and collaboration it has given days and the government. secondly, the next stop after this or, and is going to be the odd and possibly the united,

that obama rights. so this fits in to what the trump vision, even though it has always been lacking in detail. but this is in the, in harmony with that vision, which is the building, gaza minus the bullet by the city and population the a. so i imagine reading behind the, uh, the lines and the words actually use and they really don't hide very much of which is uh, they're discussing the details of the transfer of the palestinian population somewhere else outside of gaza. that someone else has yet to be determined. they haven't gotten any approval from either egypt or jordan for a mass transfer of population. in the end, they would have to come up with a solution. and i imagine part of the solution would be some kind of gaps in the

negative desert. and then they discuss city construction once the war is finished to israel's satisfaction. and unfortunately, the, the end game also the what the palestinians have in mind and what the trump administration and nothing. yeah. well have in mind completely at odds. and when it comes to meeting, they made a number of statements throughout the press conference. so i'm just picking out the most significant ones that we heard. nothing. yeah. who also did say that israel will eliminate him us militarily, and it's political rule in gaza. just this gives you any idea of sort of the direction that israel wants to go in and whether it's fully backed by the united states. a yes, this is very clear from uh what, nothing, yeah,

a whole visit to the white house and said right in front of donald trump, that's the goal of the complete destruction of how much is the very much on the agenda as is how much has not been destroyed yet. this very much means logically, that they will proceed with the war. once the hostages have all been released or even know without the hostages being released. i think the from day one of the self is it is a war on cause a. so we're talking about october, 8th, and onwards. all the discussions in doha and cairo with american diplomats um, has been about the details of the ceasefire. and really they were a slide show because the n games have been totally different. this has never been about peace. this has never been about granting the palestinian is the right to

self determination and i'm afraid the we are now a trump administration. oh for all that the right wing of america is now in washington. they are at least very transparent. the i think that by then admitted station i used to give lip service by the city and state knowing full well that there was no way that they were going to be able to push is, are able to implement that. but this administration is setting you flat out, the palestinians are out of gaza to begin with. and clearly if we watch what's happening in the west bank, this has gradually happening to the west bank as well. but the city is out of drums and, and his 1000000000 their friends, i get the contracts for reconstruction of. uh guys. uh where is uh,

so the, i never got the money if the, if the solid is and i'm not, is approve of. and then the government becomes something for your opinions. and americans then is riley's and not at all for palestinians. look, the arabs and you were mentioning, mentioning jordan and egypt and moments ago. mean, the arabs have said that they're going to come up with a sort of alternative plan to this plan that trump has put forward and basically ethnically cleansing guys of its population going against of course, international law and resolutions. but are the arabs in a difficult position here because how do they come up with a plan that's acceptable to the palestinians, 1st and foremost, as well as the americans. and then by extension, these are these as well. i mean the, the leads the world has had the plan ever since 2002. it has taken a few different variations,

few different details over the years. but essentially the, as i've had the plan to allow for the liberation of palestinian land, the establishment of a palestinian state or the east jerusalem as its capital and security arrangements to be guaranteed by a countries but the sinews, the world was fine with that plan. but to the arab world is never going to convince the dump administration and is really government of such a plan. so yes, they are in a difficult position. i think adverb states and primarily solid. it'd be a, which is the strongest out of state the moment. and the one with the most influence, with the comp administration and with the world really they have to decide, are they serious about the send you an rise or not?

and if not, they can just give in and allow trump and that then yahoo to do whatever they want with the palestinians. but if they are serious, then they have to consider what leverage they have, what leverage economic or other that they can use in order to uh, push things in a different direction. um, are they gonna do that so far? uh, there is no indication, but we will have an inkling after uh, rubio get story. uh and see what uh he hears over there. okay, thank you so much for holding former us diploma. thanks for speaking to us. uh this our from washington dc. okay. a okay. and the occupied westbank, the is really military alteration into and cut them and its neighboring camps has now entered a 4th week. is really bulldozers continue to destroy the remaining infrastructure, cutting off water, electricity, and communication networks. troops of set off,

new military outposts within the homes of palestinians who have been forcibly displaced. more than 40000 people have fled, as is really soldiers continue to carry out home raids on vehicle inspections. there have been costs as a novelist between palestinian fighters and is really soldiers is really forced as close all entrances, leading to the city and encircled the area with tanks. at least 14 palestinians have been injured mostly children and students. the palestinian red crescent, say they've been, they're being evacuated and is really are striking southern gaza has killed at least 2 palestinian police officers and injured a 3rd thoughts despite an ongoing cease fire. this meant to hold the attacks. the strike happens in the southern city of stuff. how much does the policeman are deployed to help secure the entry of a trucks? is really army says a targeted quote armed individuals moving towards it. soldiers, how much has repeatedly accused as real of violating the cease fire deal. it would

just 2 weeks until the end of the 1st phase of the ceasefire. several terms have yet to be implemented by israel. that includes the delivery of $60000.00 mobile homes for palestinians who have nowhere to live after 15 months. if is really bombardment, so far as really, authorities have not allowed any of them into gaza via the us border crossing with egypt. talk about doing. joining us not from girlfriend southern gaza, topic tell us about what you're seeing on the ground and also what the organization is on the ground. have been telling you about the violations of the ceasefire. well, during the earlier this morning, case really uh, drones have targeted police call as to what, what, what security you have any terabytes deliveries into because of strep. this is one of the 1st one. if i elation that had been why do upsets instead of the hours of

this morning based on the statements released by the administrator of interior national security and cause the 3 palestinian police officers what killed him to strike i'm. it's a clear, remarkable violation of the terms of the agreement, not just this attack, only that took place on the vicinity of dislocation. what we are at the moment just moments ago. it's very drones this truck and up a civil call. but this time in the central areas of garza, close to that jury quito without a need. so it's a casualties report said, but also we have reported a number of civil conflict physically injured, who are living a decent supporters with these. well they are we checking the homes that had been wide. yeah, attacked by these very occupation forces. and many civilians reported that they are living in open spaces and late hours of nights usually is pretty military open fires against there was a residence which led to a number of casualties including a young girl earlier today. so clearly the at the time just the deceased by

a stipulates completes and a comprehensive they should have all sorts of military acts. but these thoughts, so by elections, which with y'all communicated a bit when regional miss yates and conflicting parties to contain the situation. but this is not the only point that has been white be seen of regulated by the east valley military, the obstruction of the entry of life saving humanitarian. 8 supplies is also a very critical points. ok thought it will let you go for now. thank you so much thought a couple of zone reporting for us. so from what i found from the cells of the causal strip, when i speak to someone from dunn, who was a from us senior, a spokesperson joining us here on the alta 0. and who's are mr. holmes on? thanks for your time. i do want to ask you about these reported violations, how much has put out a statement about them, but 1st on marco rubio and your reaction to what he says, because the us presidents almost since he's coming to office, has talked about forcibly displacing, does as entire population, as you know,

that is really prime minister says he's discussed this with rubio. he's called as a bold vision or for gaza. best must be a huge the worrying for you. of the one. thank you for having me. i have to stop by talking about the nation which took place today with the senate, 3 of the policemen who in regarding the front of. ready tax and cutting the essential needs for the seniors, etc. the nation added. it's has to be added to $1.00 or 5. the violations which to convince before. and i think this would, it wouldn't be a get, it's a relation to be discussed with them via us before taking any step. and that's, that leads me to talk about your question, the evacuation of those so that when is it that for, for, for the student as they understand that it is not from the bus to evacuate?

because in fact, it's not the 1st time talking about evacuating. because uh, replacing the philistines, the locating the cnn's and in other places that haven't been the fifty's of the last century. it was a to plus. so some ideas of the come different agreement. and even the, to the fence on this account. the problem is, is we're talking about communicating the students and from that and some other countries. i believe when president tom talked about the i, they has no clue about the situation, but it's fine. he has no clue about the resistance of the philistines. he has no clue about how the philistines connected to their homeland. it's not that it was fixed, it's a homeland, it's homeland, which no one wouldn't be displayed. the place to or taken off of this land we are talking about sacrifice is more than $50000.00 for the cnn's will give their lives defending this, this,

this is the states on this fronting the pricing to the side is out of time to use the ideas of what is then to them in order to that to or a cheese, the main goal was evacuating from this time from the for the scene. as i do have $34.00 watts smotts which have said to you, it is a goal. the set of, i thought it was uh, it depends on the evacuation of the lands from the tennessee means. so its an old, its about any idea it was given to tom to say, to, to be talked to another time. so are you saying that this, this is something that you've heard before, and this is in fact not worrying for you as a, as her mouse and for the palestinians and gods on when that's in yahoo also says that israel will eliminates how much is military as well as political rule in gaza, what through your reaction to that of the when

i think to we overcome those ideas before as for the scene ends and no one keeps the scene. and so out of the homeland of 1948, we have a good experience officer to look at them in the 1948. no one relief is, is on land. and i think it's a threat to talk about the same as, as the people who will have to be sent to you, or they're kicking them out from their homeland this. that's it. but we have been before that with this for that, we was dealing with that in a way it wouldn't, it wouldn't have no success. st. louis stay and i went home that, that new, defend this land. i knew limited to charlotte, silas, talking about the immunization of how much. well, this is like the whole they have to talk about that for the last 30 years. and each time they told me about the immunization, and how much, how much became more assumed the more they got to them before they have to understand that i'm as the central time, as is connected to the whole idea of the finished cnn,

the finish. and we as how much the present for the see me and people and they have hopes of liberating their land about anything that a country been thing that on independence of it's saved on their, on the home homeland. right. with other thoughts as a company started for them. so when you com defeats the nation was working for sacrifice, sacrificing to, to live, but at their homeland. how would you describe right now, mr. from down the states of the ceasefire? because how much has released the statements saying that israel's failure to start the 2nd phase negotiations confirms it's lack of seriousness and committing to the cease fire agreement. and you were also speaking about the violations of moments ago. so right now is the ceasefire in jeopardy. and what does this mean for face to negotiations? what can you tell us about when they will start? if they're going to go ahead when watching what

is meant to me i was doing and this government. and that means this is father's intervention. and that is month auto payment. it's even days that i, it is off talking about that and they are talking about how did you always try and find the mind the process in order to go back to the war to the, to, to attack this another time we, we do our best to continue on this cease fire agreement and we will apply or what do we have agreed on. but i think the media does have to do that best in order to and bring between the whole back to the. ready to negotiate for the 2nd is otherwise i wouldn't be clear in this evidence to me i have decided, but that goes out another time. it would not be an easy time for him. okay, we'll leave it there for now. so i'm, i'm done how much the senior spokesperson, thank you so much for speaking to alj, a 0 this our, i think so well aside from what's needed shelter,

palestinians don't have access to basic services like electricity and water and northern gaza. those returning to the north, since the cease fire deal began, are struggling to find any semblance of normal life. honeywell fluids visited the city, a bit handling once known for its rich agricultural lands. so were just making our way out of this used to be a school in on or a school already marked with the blue color. we're hundreds of palestinians, this place, palestinians, and shouldering here in the past 15 months or not anymore, we're not seeing a school. we're not seeing a learning facility here. we're seeing pile of ruins, destroyed the classroom, and destroyed courtyard of the hospital where many of the tests been set up on this friday for remaining family members. spose was survive the months of devastation and attacks. and one of the things that caught our attention as we walk around this part of it and what city is that we did not hear the coal for free, as all the cold for prayer for mid day,

free our thoughts as prayer. but we did not hear it, and this is because of the destruction of the 15 last across the city of the city, of how it is left without any loss, without any place of worship, or it is for spirits. while if he's not any more in the city with how just across from the last, just summit story that has been, that's a created by these really monetary we've seen many of the grid that being turned upside down with the i the area around it been destroyed. completely many of the people we saw on the we were searching under the rocks and the pile of rubble for the remains of their parents and grandparents who were, who are buried inside this cemetery. water remains an issue here in the city of a tunnel, and earlier we saw a trucks pulling up into the area to distribute water. those wireless fortunate could not give their share of the water, and they had to wait until tomorrow to get some water to survive. the difficult living conditions created by months of devastation and destruction neighborhood was

either from the city of it had on palestine. the one box and $23.00 rebels are advancing rapidly in the eastern democratic republic of congo. there. and because that's the capital of sales, keeble province, just weeks after taking goma, the capital of neighbouring north cable. com has returned to the city after initial panic and widespread looting. some residents cheered as the rebels arrived by thousands of soldiers and civilians have fled. the city is an important transit point for rare earth minerals. this is you sent in system to a hit by bullets inside the house in the room. you're taking the bodies to the mall . these will not stray bullets. a soldier did this out of his own well,

we can say to allow i county joining us not from go ma, what's happening in blue cross blue though of the weather. like to know what is happening at all. it was uh, all sort of dating the presidency and uh, the total will cover. you have seen the top uh, as you know, come on delta dental. and if you're in charge of a peterson talking to the population in one of the mid area of this book or who is also very symbolic for the populace, when they don't, then they are expressing a people camera ended. they are saying that they'll import towards people who go back home, and do we have students sort of just turning it on, even the population themselves, trying to protect them in different location? well, some of the, um, to do that some of the sort is the remaining of the city a caused cow ccf that day because of the soldiers were living the town essential foundation and also the looting oh,

to press auto most or did they do this morning? one of them for the 2. all right, and for the, for you guys wanna hook up with this is also a stopping diluting and the bullet deductible here, every little end of the, not the one so not to know exactly what was going on, but at least now joshua the ripples at on that end even december roubles are spot and people in charge and go to now job prepared to welcome some of the shows which would come here from gomez for the ongoing situation that kind of put this into context for us and tell us what the significance of all of this is the, this is very significant for the rebels, but also people don't i wondering how it thinks we go to model because it's more than that to enter the 2 tables. for example, this the depth last moment little fighting was on you to prove yourself enough people, even if they have been on, whether you felt deeply deposit. but to want to know people wondering a lot because enter the trees seems to have more opposite types of taking more for

obviously is not only the, just the 3020 but now do go. when you do, for the purposes there is no excess of bondage is different stories of the odyssey, light goes on, your son got any fluids on and also other purposes. we have student alternatives, for example, lunch and coming to go far away on this thing by sheet which is show we exactly, that's ruffles, apple blessing. and today i live here in the boma. maybe to very clearly that they are not in the least bit us on the wall. it's not on by myself enough people thought to give a loan. the only thing to everyone that or population across the country, they are coming and not we off to see how this takes me to go, but they seems to move so far in different location for now. what county reporting from goma allows. thank you so much for wanda and troops are supporting the m 23 and its allies. they're not the only 4 and troops on the ground. and the d. r. c . though prompting fears of a regional escalation,

nearly 12000 un peacekeepers have been stationed there since 2010. their mandate is to protect civilians, but can she also has repeatedly accused them of abuses. their soldiers from malawi, south africa, and 10 zenia were present as part of a south african developments community force. burnsy. a close ally had supplied 821-0000 soldiers since october 2023 to strengthen the d. r c's defenses. while the guns and military is deployed to combat an armed group link to i sold that operates near its border. eastern c, r. c is rich and minerals, and for decades, conflict has been fueled by groups buying for control of the resources. in 202341 percent of the global supply of colton, which is essential to the production of electronics came from the d r. c. okay, we're now going to speak to am i taught or lou who's a lecture and public law and governance of the day star university of law,

who is also a political analyst. joining us from nairobi, thanks for your time. give me your initial reading as to the situation in the eastern d r c and where you think things will head to next to thank you for having me and i hear what you've just said, and perhaps that's a place to begin. i think left in this situation in the out of c, e saw die because the last very many, but all of them with the, it's vested interest. so you just mentioned the subject team out there. and when you mentioned the name bus, but it wouldn't be the new mention you brand. we've also had to run that. so the of the stuff going to community and the upside a community engage at the. but please, i'm seeing the force for peacekeeping and add a sage to be supporting that it was the mutations of this i. so dia is going to fucking the is the c, m e a c is going fucking. so.