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house has rejected an extension to phase one of the seas. 5 deal instead accusing israel of black mile over the miles to release mole captives. there is the 1st phase of the den expired as well. lots the entry of o 8 and to gauze, including desperately need of food, fuel, shelter, and medicine. on the ground pulse to me and say they fit a resumption of will and food shows just especially during the muslim hunting month of ramadan the the other identity neil the what the if the thing. yeah. once to continue committing text strikes, genocide instead of ation again in front of the world, then it's the responsibility of the world to confront and detour him. yes, we'll do it. we say that the cease fire agreement exists and we should move forward with implementing it, or they do not leave our lands or succumb to threats. and that's what i was prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the decision to hold a into

a goal. so it was coordinated with the trump administration, palestinian, and say the angry and worried about wants to come and well the that the, the situation has deteriorated. a lot of people are afraid that the war and famine will return. again. we have seen an off fear, destruction and bombing. our children were martyred. our homes were destroyed. we have nothing left in the sky because if people are afraid and the soaking up on food supplies in the market, traders are exploring us and not to move simple. in the morning, the price of sugar was 5 shekels. the price has become $10.00 and shekels. now, in the high beam and know nothing, you know, we are afraid that the new or trump launch war more severe than the previous war. this is what we fear. the crossings are the means by which people obtained the basic necessities of life. why are they closing them for the extension of the truth? they must find any other solution. yeah. well, let's take a look at what happened in the 1st phase,

although is real data allow some humanitarian a to enter garza, it was modified, repeated violations is rarely strikes. kill dozens of palestinians during this period is where the ministry. so they approached its forces all entered areas in violation of the truce. the delivery of 200000 tents was stipulated in the 1st phase, but only around 10 percent were allowed in a number of a promise. 600. the 60000 mobile homes was sent in by says, as well as laces, suspension of age, of another violation of the cease fire. and a deliveries was suppose to continue as the size negotiated. the 2nd phase, as well as applies to allow in a, as an occupying power on the international. no, i have to sell who does live for us in jordan's capital a minus she's up because there's really government and the palace city know thursday of funds out to 0 from reporting inside israel and the occupied west bank . so honda, what more if we've been hearing from the as railways today?

what was really prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking just a short while ago saying that the decision that was approved essentially by the united states to block all of the humanitarian aid going into gaza, was one because israel's accusing her mazda of taking the aid. but to israel also wants to pressure from us to try and get to where israel wants them to be for the ceasefire deal. israel wants to extend phase one and release as many captives as possible, but not go to phase 2, not commit to an end of the war. how much has said that they're committed to the deal that was outlined by mediators months ago, and are willing to be flexible and even release all $59.00 hostages in one large exchange on the 1st day of phase 2. but nonetheless, nets in y'all, who says that there will be a 50 day pause in the fighting, in which negotiations would resume to try and get to an understanding about what's

going to happen for phase 2. because he says currently have us has vision for the end of the war, is quote, unrealistic and not within israel's round. remember that these really did not accomplish any of their goals of the war that they set out to in the 15 months of fighting. but you also have family members of these really captives, and the general is really public was in protesting night after night on the streets calling for these rarely governments to continue on with this deal to see it through in its entirety. because that's the only way to bring about the release of the captives. take a listen. i solely caught the stone with done postponing the negotiation on the deal for everyone's release. cons happened. you've seen those who came back from the most tunnel is hostages. don't have time to wait for an ideal deal. you must push to reach one deal on the release of all the hostages in the coming days by. i mean, well, mediators and international bodies and entities have condemned israel decision to

block humanitarian a to gaza. family members of captive save and it's, and y'all was stalling because he is prolonging the war for his own personal and political gain. and despite all of the pressure that's coming from the family, members of the captives who are still being held and gone. so that's and young remains and faced, and that's how i'm still who brings the very latest on israel from a mind, many things happened well as being condemnation of, as well as halting of a saudi arabia says the move is a full of collective punishment. united nation says the whole to food medicine and fuel into garza is alarming. and it's cool for the immediate restoration of age, an egypt for him is to by the last ache, has condemned israel is moved to a, just the full implementation of the goals of sci fi deal. you know, you can somehow avoid to come out to be accepted to use it as a weapon for collective punishment on starvation. this is completely unacceptable

and represents a blatant and fragrant violation of international humanitarian law. there is a ceasefire agreements consisting of 3 phases, so that we have finished the 1st phase. we must implement the remaining obligations and mentoring to rapid negotiations to discuss the 2nd phase of the ceasefire agreement as well. as for your matthew, just now, he is executive vice president of the center of the international policy way specializes on us and mentally security issues. he joins us from alexandria and virginia, but he thinks indeed for being with us next to neil who says that this extension is a us back proposal and even stopping the age, going into the goal of the strip was coordinated with the us. how true do you think that as well as with anything that netanyahu says ever, we need to verify it. i will need to wait. he is referred to this as the quote. and unfortunately, we have not got a good connection to matthew del,

so we might try to connect, reconnect to him and speak to him just in a moment. well, hundreds of palestinian prisoners release has positive phase one of the goals of these 5 deal, a celebrating ramadan with the families for the 1st time in his i'm so i'll color chase of 24 years and this really jail also being convicted of helping to palm suicide attacks for homeless is wiping release on 1st day is radio thirty's, have banned him from himself in the holy months as o x and most interested in them. this is his story. the, the trucks will be sure to you wanna make sure i have a service that

we know 06 on sugar. also furniture or are you kind of our street and i move on a be here man. mean, where do you know, fox, lima, they are the way to do my way to do my hawaii and heavy them. i would add the $54.00. yeah there. and i'm sure that i know i'm not sure about them, and i must go with that sort of term and then the 2 communities where they can send

to an interested in a plan yesterday. well, we, we connected to matthew duff in virginia in the us. matthew, let's try again because uh, i mean, really just nice to get my question out before the line breakdown. so i'll ask it again. that's me all who is saying that this extension of his is a us back proposal, even though the us has been coordinating with israel on stopping the aides guessing into the goals a strip. how true is this, as well as with anything, you know, whoever says you need to verify this very good reason to disbelieve what he says he's, he's known to be quite a dishonest politician. he's refer to this as the quote with call plan in reference to trumps, middle east envoys, the width costs. but as far as i've been able to tell this is in fact the netanyahu plan, it remains to be seen how much support he has from the trump administration. unfortunately, if the trumpet ministry, sion is backing at yahoo, in

a centrally abrogating the ceasefire deal and putting, you know, and, and falsely blaming him, asked for breaking the deal in order to go back to war. that would unfortunately be a continuation essentially of the buying the ministrations policy. we saw repeated attempts to secure a ceasefire. um it was clear that a mass was very supportive of a ceasefire. for months. it was netanyahu who was known to be against that cease fire. and yet, us officials would come out repeatedly insisting falsely that netanyahu actually agreed to the dealer to have mass was the problem. so if this, if that is the case now that would be quite unfortunate. obviously the costs are very high. we even during the ceasefire we have not seen the amount of humanitarian aid entering gaza that was agreed to. so i very much hope that that, that, that netanyahu is not telling the truth because the terms of the deal or this phase

one would continue as negotiations for phase 2 are worked out. yeah, um if i just jump in the one of those ones. uh, how influential this us and voice, steve witt golf is in all of this cuz they go to, is there any media reporting that netanyahu is saying he's not things decide on whether or not to resume the war until with cold visits? yeah, no, yeah, and that's why i say we have to wait and see what, what woodcock does and woodcock says and clearly when, when's the woodcock showed up in israel just over a month ago, he, it was pressure from him from the incoming administration shop who was not even president yet, but still knowing that that he needed to stay on the raw on that. yeah. or excuse me that. and then yeah. who knew that he needed to stay on trumps and good side was, was enough for it for, for an at yahoo to agree to the cease fire that he had been resisting for a month after months finally. but it's been cleared all along,

but he opposes the ceasefire. his goal is to, you know, continue this war as long as possible because he knows when this war finally does. and he will face a political reckoning as the prime minister on whose watch this horrible fate or risk attack of october 7th took place. and he was very, very much liked to delay that as much as possible just on the last arrows. i mean, you've seen this neil who coming out to to find trump for weapons, to quite finish the job against the wrong access. this is all just off to the us extra. same ok. rubio, expedia, to the delivery of some full $1000000000.00 worth of military assistance. why would you expedia that as well? i think this has been clumps approach, you know, he wants to, you know, he, he essentially supports the overall mission that netanyahu is laid out. he made clear that he wanted this war to come to an end, and getting that, that cease fire was, was, was, was part of that as he saw it. now,

if he has been convinced trump, i mean has been convinced that netanyahu, excuse me, that have mass is the problem here. and we should be clear that obviously netanyahu has many, many more ways of talking to trump and convincing him of things that are not. in fact true that him asked us. we saw this repeatedly during trumps 1st term, whether was the iran nuclear agreement, whether it was relationships with the palestinian authority, which netanyahu was very, very easily able to, to manipulate trump and to taking steps that were favorable to, to, to him. and in my view, frankly, on favorable to, to, to the united states and we could be seeing that here again, that's me all you're saying that's how most of the vision for the end of the war is unrealistic. we know that ness and yahoo, his vision was the elimination of how much that hasn't happened in 15 months. yeah . so what is realistic that he trying to achieve? again, i say i think he wants to sustain this war. he wants

a state of war. that is politically advantageous for him, but we should understand in addition to increasing palestinian suffering and death wouldn't you know, who is essentially proposing here is to sacrifice the remaining is rarely hostages and gaza. and this is something that is rarely seen to understand far better than americans do. the coverage of this, of netanyahu over this past year and a half as, as is always the case the, the coverage. and his really is rarely journalism, is much better than we see in the west, particularly in the united states. so is rarely use are, are far, far more clear that it is, netanyahu has been who has been, who has been continuing this word and yahoo, who has chosen to endanger and potentially ultimately sacrifice the lives of these remaining is rarely citizens. and we have these weekly protests among the cops as being brought time last name does many things indeed for joining us. thank you. is what are the forces of begun demolishing at least 11 homes?

and the notion is refugee camp in the north of the occupied west bank as part of a large scale is really motorist sold. so that began in mid january. we'll started as a ministry and cousins as no escalated to wide spread demolitions affecting hundreds of palestinian families and just basing tens of thousands of others axles on the vetch reports once the home filled with a lifetime of memories. now i'm judge of all these watching keys house being turned into a pile of rubble. and this with a little bit of a little bit the fall off. it's the family's home, the house of joy, gatherings and memories. nothing is left of it down by everything is gone and we became displaced, kicked out from our homes, and i'm just, family is being displaced before his grandparents, originally from a village near heifer into bodies. now israel were forced from their homes in 1948 . the year israel was created for decades since the family has lived in new

shops, refugee camp. now i'm just and his children are living the trauma of displacement for health. i've been a vehicle laid off the about the book and then imagine i grew up here. now i can't even get in and see my house. i'm overlooking the cam from this hill and settlement, but i'm not allowed to go to my home. i don't feel like clients even go to the symmetry to visit my brother. these really all me shoots it us to stop and strengthens us things out there wants us to leave the campus. i'm in the campus and then what it stands inside. of course, i don't know if i am resident saves really forces or demolishing homes to widen camp streets a tactic. israel previously used not directly to caps. many believe these wider roads will get the military equator control over the area to stop and yet. so for existing, the occupation families describe facing any possible choice suite immediately or risk of being caught in white. and it gets really

a solved the decades of memories reduced whatever they could carry in the moments of evacuation to or saw this. and then of the how do i, it's so hot, i built this house one store enough to time i bought a house next to it to now it's only gone. we left not knowing where we'll go with the dogs, somebody. and if they don't want this here, they can send this packet. so i was originally village. well separately near, i find the demolitions come during the holy month of ramadan, normally a time for family gatherings and prayer. instead, these families find themselves scattered across the occupied westbank, deepening their sense of loss. local palestinian officials say nearly 90 percent of presidents from new shops to cut them. engineering refugee camps have now being forced from their homes. with these rarely defense minister ordering troops to remain in the occupied westbank for

a year. many here see no end in sight. some wait for the day, they can return to the camp. otters phase the grim reality that they may have no home to come back to excess. i'm gonna reach out to 0. the it's a name and the u. k. prime minister castanan has described as once in a generation. he's met with your pen leaders and defense upon this double down on support for ukraine. i'm commit to spend more on defense. emotionally just spoke about the development of a so called coalition of the willing, which would defend your claim, the events of a peace deal with russia. you also refused to cool the united states and unreliable allied, stressing that any time for peace and ukraine would 1st go through washington. so we agreed some important steps today. first, we will keep the military slowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on

russia to strength and ukraine. now, 2nd, we're treat any last thing face must it shows you cried silver and say on security, do crating must be up the table. so in the event of a peace deal, we will keep boosting ukraine's own defensive capabilities to detect any future invasion falls. we will go further to develop a coalition of the willing to defend a deal and you try to guarantee the piece of thomas. being clear that has coalition of the willing will require what he's called american fax stops. oh, security guarantees i will do is that we must guess to james bay's, explains the guessing that from the trumpet ministration remains the stumbling blocks of any proposed ukraine. p. steel. at the end of this meeting is pretty clear that the countries here say that they go to

a plan going forward. they say that if it's a c spot on the ground in ukraine, then that c spa needs to be packed with strings. they're talking about that phrase or familiar phrase, a coalition of the willing to do so. but how many countries are actually going to be willing? and there are all sorts of problems i think, facing this plan 1st as notice, each problem be negotiated. there's not a seesaw to police at this stage. secondly, what is the view of the trumpet administration? because they both the u. k prime minister. and i think the french president, to support this idea, say the ultimate, they need something that they refer to as a back stop. the us saying that we will support this coalition of the willing and be the as the support for this kind of issue of the willing while you listen to those around president trump and it's not the tool clear, but they would pack that silver proposal even though there's no suggestion that the

us itself will send troops to ukraine. that's something that i think is already being ruled out. the other problem, of course, is russia. if there's going to be a ceasefire, russia has to agree to a safe spot and brush has made it really clear. but it doesn't. won't nato troops anywhere near its territory, which other countries could join the so called coalition of the willing. we have problems and we have the u. k. no other countries having a publicly set that prepared to come forward? so that is a plan, a lot of doubts about that plan. james pays out to 0 central one as well. also that security summit zaleski went on to meet the precious mugs. it was fine by military . how to cope to king charles assembling a mistake in the east of england. the pat previously met joins landscape visit to the u. k. 2 years ago. carlos is founder of independent diploma. that's a non profit advisory group. he says the incredibly warm receptions lensky received

in london was a direct message to the white house of fits always manhattan and diplomacy. who you shake hands with, whether you will, smiling at the signature of the peace deal, infamously. yes, our ha nixa robin. yes, that robin was not fox smiling. and yes, i was, it sends that set and signal i am always attending very closely to those signals because of course they, they tell a story about how come for your lead to feels about what is being discussed diplomatically to the details of diplomatic deals. the woods, the commitments of coal seeds really match up, but these optics, the most of the atmospherics the vibes in the room they really meant to. i'm the hug for the men's capable of being in tale deliberate to send the message to washington the the u. k. and the europeans are still very much on the landscape side. and now we've got social media thrown into the mix where we can immediately see the reaction of world leaders to a particular event, such as the route in the white house. we saw this incredible sleep

a twitch of messages from leaders across europe, expressing some integrity with ukraine. it really is a kind of new era of, of diplomacy that we're witnessing. that's kind of washington dc. now bringing mike honda, unlike wearing some optimism from this and that is key visit can salvage, has relationship with the trump administration? is that suggested in the us as well? the us has not ruled out of the engagement with the ukrainian president of the secretary of state, mancha rubio pointing to the statement that the president trump made on social media off the meeting for the pot on friday. and the white house saying that he can come back to the white house when he wants to talk peace. so once we get to the position from the us administration, is that once the lensky a commits to a, forging a piece in the way in which the us thinks is acceptable. and then it will be prepared

to engage again. that this stage, they have not completely ruled out further engagement with regard to ukraine. unlike what are you hearing from washington as we see europe's strong show of support for the landscape. uh well, we kept the members in the trump administration level, come out completely behind the president. we've had the secretary of state ball co . rubio making clear that he has been in contact with the foreign ministers of france and of the you k. in the past 24 hours, clearly referring to the plan being drawn up in the u. k. and other parts of europe involving a new piece proposal, which it has made very clear it will run past the united states. the secretary of state saying that he has not had any contact whatsoever with the zalinski administration since that meeting. phillip pod uh, but you do have in the trunk cabinet. complete support for the president summed up

perhaps by the director of national intelligence to think about the president trump recognizes the urgent need to end this war after 3 long, bloody years and has proven that he is the only person that can do this. president zelinski has different names in mind. he has said that he wants to end this war, but he will only accept an end apparently that leads to what he views as ukraine's victory, even if it comes that an incredibly high cost of potentially world war 3 or even a nuclear war. it's not only the cabinet members who have been behind president trump, it's the company bulk of the republican party. the only republican member who's actually publicly broken rags is lisa macowski, send, send it to elisa macowski, who has been highly critical of president trump for his actions in the white house, but otherwise, across the board. republicans have committed an absolute support for president

trump in his a both in position on ukraine as mike kind of joining us from washington dc. many thanks, mike. a silly head head on alex's era. we're turning it to ruins of basis. we time coming to the syrians deflect the violence and chaos of the civil war. president donald trump makes english the official language of the united states in an executive order. it was false on a semi final lineup of crickets, champions, trophy is that the details coming up the the had a lot of there is feeling very spring like across the western and central parts of europe at the moment. we'll see those conditions stretch that way further,

east has high pressure, pushes its way across much of the constant around the edges of that the we all seen some weather systems. one of those is going to bring more wind, so weather across scandinavia. so that snow falling in western parts of new wasting blustery winds across denmark, on woods to the baltics, and another line of snow and winter weather working its way across the western parts of russia. the wind continues to blow down the black sea, bringing those wintery conditions to the north east of turkey. the shot was stopped to move away from the balkans. and it's me so appear a picture here. that's not the case. unfortunately with you. i barry and punch that we but more heavy rain pulling into east and pox is spending some showers stretching across and so forth. school. but there's lots of sunshine at southern roles and to the west of that person and the island violence and heavier rain. however, moving into scotland on choose day now in terms of temperatures, they will be picking up evans as impressing double digits of the on monday to

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