the, the . ringback the, [000:00:00;00] the hello everyone, madison, this is to use our life from doha, coming up in the next 16 minutes. guys a cease fire in question. how much calls for phase 2 negotiations. while israel blocks all food medicine and fuel from entering the strip. at least one persons killed in a stabbing attack in northern israel, for others have been injured. time to step up from the lease to unite around

a new plot for a just and enjoying faith. european leaders, valley arriving to ukraine, whether you pay prime. minnesota saying there's no peace without washington. also a head the south. china is communist party gears up for unimportant gathering that's going to set out the government's agenda for the year ahead of time. how much was schools and manchester united manager, reuben and morrison says he's not naive. he's comments came off the united way or not because of the essay concept by the how much i was calling on israel to return to the table for adults on a 2nd phase. of guys, a society allows agreed in january, it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is refusing to enter into discussions . instead,

he wants an extension of phase one. the 2nd stage would see final exchange of captives on present has a complete withdrawal of israeli forces and the establishment of a permanent seas. 5 israel as not blocking all food fuel and life saving maximum from entering gaza. palestinian said they were afraid of going hungry, and the possibility of a return to war is the marks of fasting month of ramadan, or hunting mach most joining us live next from gaza. city, more palestinians desk. i believe, honey, as the fate of the seas fargo is more on saxon, the sofa, rob these acts are seeing as are seen by a lot of people here as the instigation to further violence in the future. what this really military is interested in is the entire policy of retaliation. so it can accuse palestinians of failure to comply with the, with the cease fire agreement when every others. what we're seeing here is a complete failure by the it's really

a site to commit to phase 2 of the c 5. so far we're done with phase one of the agreement, humanitarian phase of the cease fire that included a exchanges of and release of top to the palestinians from israeli gods. but there were many of the things that were not achieved during phase one. the entry of, of human much needed the humanitarian aid, including mobile homes, then, and tends to palestinians would need them in returning to their homes in northern part of this trip, and golf and elsewhere to have been devastated for the past month. just within the past 42 days of supposedly humanitarians pause of the thieves fire a close to 2 hundreds violations committed by these very military that included the killing of close to 160 people. and these people, among them, those who tried to return to their homes in areas that have turns into buffer zones . byte is really a military and buffer zone, a really heating up 32 percent of the tools that area off the golf streets. and the

pro, i think a lot of people have going back to their areas to do that. they were full force out of them at the initial months of the, of these, of the boss, 15 months of the war preventing them from going back. in addition to killing and shooting of just the past couple days as the is very prime minister announced his intention to expand the phase one rather than go in to face 2 of the agreements and comply with it. as agreed upon. we're seeing the killing of 6 people yesterday in the town and dropped behind eastern han units and 3 or 3 more people with a 3 more critical injuries reported as attacked by drones. continue on a site 1st for a lot of people, including due in robots to be at the city center of a robot in uh near and the owner was full. they were shouldering inside as they went back, but they did not find their home. so we ended up being displaced, one more time in the side, one of the honor was full in the city. all of this together,

not only threatening the ability of the agreement to continue, but also it's threatening a lot of people here who seeing that we are near the back to all the war acts at the genocide the likes one more time. i mean, i just as we were mentioning a couple of minutes ago, aids being blocked price. as i understand advising people, scrambling to find food and want to tell us what things are like, they're the world right now. the blockade going on a then the restrictions imposed on the crossings are making at basic goods. if it's nearly impossible to find in, in the market, we're talking about basic goods like the flower, rice, cooking boy. they used to be common and available before the pots with d months is parted out of dejan aside. the likes of the ground are now nearly possible defined. and as of these 2 days, these restrictions imposed on the crossing made a lot of these items very important, common and available in the past. the $42.00 days now either on

a level or on affordable for a lot of people will return to golf and the northern part, the that without the sufficient cash flow with them and the, the purchasing capacity to respond to the, the needs of their families and their, their children, this is the hardest part for people right now. depletion of marketing for many of the items, including water supplies, as well as food supplies. and the reason for the water is not available because it's in the past 15 months is really motivated for 80 percent of the water rather than what was across the golf. slip. 100 percent of the water is definitely the patient that plus cuz have been destroyed. so the entire population now has been left without proper access to clean it, drinking water rely 100 percent on the water getting in on the try. honey, thank you very much. indeed. that's how you're welcome to talk to us from guys and city dun perry's, the former regional editor of associated pressed and released. and also i'll ask questions later. so i'm stuck,

newsletter. it is joining us from tel aviv so thank you very much. indeed for being with us. at this expire agreement was assigned by both sides and it was understood that all the processes had been put in place. what is the matching yahoo correlation trying to achieve by changing the goal posts and post and pushing for this extension at this point. and well, look, the 2nd phase of the agreement has not been uh, finalized in terms of the details that on valley is exact, procedures and things are going the 1st time name, but i would agree that the deal is red uh, blue. and the way the simplest, basically, method at the end of all the stations is real good cycle hostages, and calls out of guidelines to work with the application that a re, some awesome power, not implication is highly unintelligible to the, to, to, to these really public also even though they do any on support, the deal definitely definitely easily is really governmental to the far right. why is the town who, who controlled the fan to distortion in front and to bring it down? if, if the deal goes through and the change is up to you as president now,

basically is giving the thing out, looks like a carte blanche to, uh, to end the war. okay. and to cease fire and to resume the war, which will be on popular and israel but which one. so there's just coalition that which would address the problem of leaving awesome power investment. now even though the deal does imply that is the short term outcome, i kind of pretend like, i think that's good for the palestinians, the so there isn't an issue here and many people on his road already. while i would certainly argue that a lot of hallmarks needs to be moved aside. it would be better to do so by the kinetic needs. postwar rather than there is in the world with all that implies which probably includes a sacrificing of the lives of the remaining costs. and i want to ask you just about the coalition itself of a uh, the coordination of benjamin netanyahu. how much does the survival of that coalition and the survival of benjamin netanyahu as prime minister to visual

factoring to the delays and the changes that we're seeing now as well as i said, i know it has. what i believe is a, is an obsession. was thing and power he has. why do we call louisa? 14 complex by him. this is, andy, truly seems to believe the best of the soul. he is the savior of israel and almost any prizes worth paying for him to, to remain at the home of the view is very much not sure about these early fall. and even though as i say the public is unhappy rightly unhappy with any outcome. the lease and loss of power currently uh 70 percent or more. uh, want to see this deal going through simply because they've decided the public has a to prioritize the life of the hostages. and also, they see it already clearly that even though uh because it has been trashed, mazda has been vastly weakened, but largely because this real itself has refused to engineer and alternative,

largely, the only possible one is a revamped and improved balance. i mean, sorry, the tangent arrows of the situation where they replace almost even the highest degree to step down. the military campaign isn't achieving the goal. now i think my goal should be one that the entire region is not the entire world wants, but the way, the way i would go about it basically is the way home us celebrate on rulings of god for a few days. and then make clear the past and people other choices a regional and global plan to are in fact also to rebuild it with the 10s of billions of dollars necessary. and the arab world in the, in the rockies and the saudis, and the categories of helping the new house, anyhow, sorry to holding their hands in, helping them create good governance and maintain security if needed was the boots on the ground as a model for doing the same thing and much of that was back or, or if i'm asked her, she uses to step aside and accept that as i offers leadership plus i made an immunity. and the result of the continuation of the blockade by israel,

the just very minimal amount of time going from a building, and i'm almost no hope. nothing posted in people. the people gaza tropic times, and many of them radicalized. but they're not. you're actually given a choice between a real concrete plan. so hope going forward and continuing missouri under the role of o g, hardy myers to have brought this instruction upon them. i have to think probably dependent will eventually for some of the deal that the, that israel is proposing for and to at least in terms of this extension seems to be and i, i'm oversimplifying, but essentially give us everything that's the deal. and given the fact that how much is inevitably going to push back against that, is there any room for negotiation that this stage can you see? and this thing that israel would be willing to compromise on in order to be able to move this forward. i think you're a 100 percent behind, but your site is stuffing them the the on stated issue, which is the problem. the word coffee will basically size is really gets half of hostages now and

a half off. it doesn't have to run down and times that were on april 9th. and then the war ends. but what's on stage? a israel between those 2 stages. well, obviously the man a mazda, beside or is the more i believe that is likely to be one that's now will do under pressure from his extreme right then definitely do that, that almost refuses on the war resumes. then that would be extremely unfortunate for the, for the house, and the simulation will die to the hostages who will die for these really soldiers will die. and it's needless because as i say, there is a better way. but the main issue is m m, i and the other analysts, correct. and then assuming that in that interaction between now and the potential result from the war or natania, who will insist on her mazda green to step aside as a condition for not resuming. or i repeat, i wish for that outcome myself. i essentially people how, let's do face all over the world, but that was not in the original. do that wouldn't affect to assist on us else.

return to the war would be a change in the original deal. and i think if they're inclined to do that, the only for us on our so i can prevent that as not as rarely. okay. because that's a man who does have his majority of votes and, and, and in the class. then rather the leadership in washington, the natural that leadership in washington we, we, we see that there has been sometimes of the change in the unlikely to be people who saxophone already written agreements, notes. trump, just the recent days. this tries to turn what was a to ukraine and to loans, to print to the print page to be replaced 3 times over time in a row. well, thank you very much and it does have a former regional as the editor of associated press in the middle east. we appreciate it as always done here. thank you very much indeed for your time. i'm going to bring a news. john is talking about an associate professor of golf politics at the condo university. done saying that one of the fundamentals has to be that homeless needs to step aside for this agreement to go and going forward. my ex, give me some context here,

but my understanding as an active site or was the how much i said it is prepared to do that in the event of a see as far as being signed on, it will move aside for some sort of technocratic authority some sort of technocratic government. what's your take on that? well, i assume that this is doable, is what they, they said that they are ready to do in order to move forward. that brings up a, this phase is important to think how much it would step down because we are and that means that if in the ocean that that require someone to take care of that if a, how much is not dealing with the, the, the release of the of the, of the cap tips on uh, and then what you're saying is that they are taking their place. he and during keitel, who is going to negotiate with the a, sorry, the negation. so it's technically speaking very complicated to, to expect time us to now we will do their own headquarters or to exile from augusta . and because in the middle of the negotiations, quite of these early are going to talk with. so i assume that in the future,

i mean in that 3rd stage of this uh, of this dealing, which you use talking to what you're saying about negotiating about the, the future reconstruction of gas i, which requires, of course, is fairly approved. but of course, if required on agreement from they don't or that they would go over to participate in the strict construction mainly out of kansas. you can discuss who is going to take care of. that's what's going to receive. the money was going to deal with the the fee sync up reconstruction of augusta then you, you can think about the probation. i would go a manual, probably something, look at the government that's going to deal with that. but in this stage, i think it's difficult to think that's how much would be out of the picture a, i mean this, i mean this, if this is the condition that the smallest it's expecting to move for worked with 2nd stage. it's a kind of impact demand, but it's not going to allow us to, to, to continue. and in terms of the reconstruction of jobs, or that, of course, is going to be a key element of our son that is coming up in the next couple of days. one of that is going to the part of that is the fundamental elements of the uh, uh,

the process. a proposal has been put forward by egypt. how do you think that arab summit is playing into the timeline of these? this proposed pause in this is fire tops. well i think it's, it's for the mentally. if we see that there was some delays straightened out, how to do, maybe with that, would they be a that's the best, the assignment that was at the end of the day for us because of the prompts for both of the require a reaction from data countries and the piece of software which go from us that'd be late. the assignment was also get a couple of times. and so we, we have time to see how is going to be this proposed on whether it's going to be approved or not by usefully, is going to be acceptable for a start or not. and if it's going to be acceptable for how about so, so we have to consider that's in a future proposal that has to do with the regal structure on the future. government of augusta has to do with quote is acceptable in terms of uh, government. and we know that before investment about how much we know that these for investment runs at a reform i bought us, you know,

for the sofa is going to lead. we know that the pendants want to participate in the reconstruction of cost of the tv and $1.00 and the find out as of every construction but not to can taking care of the cost, the $3.00 a while, the thinking of the people of the governance are they they are not willing to establish that out of government, all that good stuff. so all this and this will be discussed tomorrow and this will be accept acceptable that for you as well. and it wants to be flexible. it for you throughout and maybe with golf. we're going to support that, but as far as we know, and as far as we don't know, if it's doable, i mean, we don't know where they, we some which really mutually exclusive. these rel doesn't one time us will be empower. estrada, of course, was to remain within the customer the don't want to leave the country. they are able to step aside in this future government. but not these have peter, not a spoken that resistance and of course and all of excitedly from a guy. so because he wants to remain there in the end,

it's just very briefly we appear to be back to the 2 main sticking points that have have been consistent all the way through the last 17 months of the contract to and guys of which are that israel's father know israel will remove its troops from guys, and particularly, of course, the philadelphia caught it on the board with egypt. and secondly, how the nation. yahoo, correlation defines the eradication and removal of homeless until there is some sort of clarity on those 2 points. it sounds as though we are going to continue in this higher just depending of course, what happens within the proposal that we may see and out of some of the exactly. now we see that not only the displacement very to the part from this, the classic or the but they are building up in order to prepare for a future or some sort of awful floor, which is the threats that anybody who is making in order to push or to pressure or how much it so this is the most important point i'm we throw in totally, we don't move into

a 2nd phase or we don't have getting all the copy for this. we give the far right unbundled these ready to site the the reason to say, oh, we defeated them in the, on the about the field, but we are loosing in the negotiation table. so i don't think you started for the to. so i don't think going to find out which way to, to, to keep the recent, to the far right to say you're not shipping what you wanted it. on the other hand, as i said, why do you so the feed, how much to make them to leave the guess a 3 to exile or 2 to see the other? i guess it said, i mean even with they needed to, to go to another place. is somebody that so far nobody wants. we didn't want a senior and a couple of list in augusta and the other is to military me. they tell me they feed them, we know what the business impossible at when that the set of minutes of the release where the work done, how much showed that they're still there, that they're still active and they're more or less well organized. so this is given, they'd be at least ready, that'd be, i'm very far from,

from my to be that go neutron. is that going to we appreciate it. thank you very much. thank at least one person's been killed in a stabbing attack in northern israel. it happened at a busy transport station in the city of hifi, emergency teams entries and for others for injuries are going to go see more all day in the jordanian capital. i'm on and she's there because these are the government on the palestinian authority of bundled rosita from reporting from inside israel and they occupied west buying. what are we learning about this diving incident? know what route we as you said to one person that has been confirmed dead for others injured at 3 of them are in critical condition including a 15 year old boy. the attacker who was killed on side has been identified by these rarely police as 20 year old yet throat shaheen. a palestinian is rarely citizen who also has a german citizenship, but he's from the drew's community. now, why is that important or interesting. it's interesting because according to his

really law, palestinian is released from the drugs community are required to serve in the is really army and the set talk or who is 20 years old or was 20 years old. would be of the age group that serves in the is really our, me, we don't have a lot of information about this person is finally his circumstances are and whether he did serve or not. but this is perhaps the 1st time a such an incident takes place and it is really taking these really media by a surprise and, and there's a lot of focus on the identity of the attacker to see what kind of background that is. of course there is a small but growing bernard to you within that was community that is refusing to serve in the is really army not wanting to participate in all those violations of human rights. that these really are me is accused of. but for now, this is what these really army has confirmed after initially withholding the

information 20 year old, palestinian is rarely from the jewish community. a carried out the attack in a high for area and was shocked on site. know that, and i'm on know, thank you. the guidelines as it cleans out. i should force president me as an entity to seek peace, not to supply more weapons or comments from moscow. come off to you to be and leaders agreed to increase military budgets. and ukraine's defense is at a summit in london. and then a vessel in events, reports from london, amerigroup as the president, another day, another venue, and another one greeting. guess, tom, a well coming will do me to the lensky to a summit of european vetoes in london with canada and tuck it in. attendance to a peace deal for ukraine was the top of the agenda,

the leading that effort of the u. k. and phones with the british prime minister announcing what he called a coalition of the willing to guarantee peace. but you pay is prepared to practice with boots on the ground of planes. and yet, together with all this, europe must do the heavy lifting, put to support peace and i'm fortunate to succeed. this efforts must have strong us back. we are at a crossroads in history today. this is not a moment for multiple. it's time to at time to step up and lead on to unite around a new plan for a just enjoying face. a new sense of urgency prompted by a shifting alliance. whether you are in need of meeting here in london will have to consider is an issue even bigger than piecing you great,

and that is how to face with each other and which america may no longer be an ally, that you're can always rely on to pass was that the chief says defense need to boost urgent. can you have to read to and so that i will present a comprehensive plan to read on 0 on the 6 of much when we have i was your a cleaning house into the old. i've understood that after a long time of the investment, it's a smell of that's most important to step out of the defense investment. for that long period of time. the flurry of activity will come so to cranes and baffled president him meeting the precious king an invitation that will boost burrell but one. the king had extend it to president donald trump too. and as the lensky address done, lyft before flying out, the american president was on his mind. should we or was there

a we count on assistance from the united states of america. without a doubt, i think stopping such assistance will only help pollution. and because of that, i think that the united states and representatives of the civilized world leaders of this world definitely won't help putting defined or diplomatic. anytime we'll tell the land of a city to reach out to 0, not doing it yourself a lot of assigning by 1st and the russian capital must go 1st. we're going to get the latest from the grinding. keith, for charles profit is joining us from charles at one impact impact. could there be 1st of all from what was being said in london the as well the 1st of the initial impact, the way sensing is it is a gentle change in mood. of course is still painfully on certain times for ukraine, but ukrainians that waking this morning and i'll quietly encourage certainly by the level of support being expressed in london by, by your opinion. leaders in this plan put forward logic,

united states by case tom or this full point plan, but because there are a whole host of issues that still needs to be tackled going forward. zalinski released the statement late last night in which he said in the near future, all of us in europe will shape powell common positions. he set the lines we must achieve on the lines. we cannot compromise on these positions will be sh. busy with uh you. busy as part of the see the stress that he thinks that that partnership with the us is strong despite what can only really be described as the was diplomatic spent between the ukraine and the us since the process full scale invasion. and there is also no, no sign of any change with respect to zalinski disposition on territorial concessions, territorial concessions that the trump administration has already said cannot be taken potentially off the table. ready so it's always now on the us,

how is trump going to respond to this plan put forward by the europeans for what intention. busy facies we understand that. busy how we agree easel to the extent that he agrees to get back into it depends on whether the zalinski will sign these us american minerals and re us deals. zalinski last night said that he was prepared to sign it, but of course he said that the full going to washington last week and it remains to be seen if indeed he will. and if indeed on the basis of that us support endorsement for of this plan being put forward by the europeans will actually come to. and i think certainly the, all the signs and language coming out of moscow at the moment is not very encouraging a tool chas. profit and keep jo, suffice very much indeed. well, let's go to your shop of oliver in moscow cha saying that it's not very encouraging

sounds coming from the most go what has been the response? well, yes indeed. uh, what we're hearing from uh, from the kremlin. we can say that's a some sort of co shred, treat towards kias, and it's leadership, according to demetrius, best quote, criminal spokesman based pots with donald trump and j. g. bonds in the white house shows the landscape a lack of diplomatic skills. the incident also demonstrated how difficult it will be to get so on the policy to resolving the conflict. commenting on the leadership summit in london, a pass code said that statements on increased funding to create a new aimed at peaceful supplement. adding that to me, he has threatened, and i think that basically if, if russian asses given to kids they will be grave. lee, so costs occurrences for year of uh for,

for the west basically of russia as many times. so that's a case against any west and peace keepers on the ground and ukraine. so for rush h will be a clear sign of nato expansion. uh, if that happens, and according to mosca, this is something is fighting for now in order to prevent it from happening. also, russia is not going to make any territorial concessions. all the lines it's taken, it says, will remain under his control. and we know ukraine is not going to give up those lines either. so if this call has said that the landscape doesn't want to take into account the realities on the ground. so that means he does want to stop the war. and as russia, as seems to be in a stronger position on the bottle failed, it shows it's less interested in peace negotiations and is able to continue slicing . you know, thank you very much indeed. as you know, shop a valuable, bring yourself to date from moscow. they will holler share this is security starters program director, ukrainian prism, etc, premium foreign policy and security thing time. she's joining us from london.

thanks very much indeed for being with us. so the, the, the u. k and other european nations are trying to put together some sort of plan and still saying never the less it is all dependent on support from washington. it, it seems inescapable that at the center of all of this is the relationship between the ukraine and washington, between presidency, lensky and president, trump not, no french foreign minister is on the whole, says that dialogue can be re engaged. is that optimism? do you think or all the grounds for thinking that the 2 men can actually talk to each other and get some sort of understanding uh, you know, sometimes i feel like at least in the wonderland, uh when everybody is asking you print to stop defending um to find some business, but no to asking the russian federation to stop attacking ukraine to the that on friday was very emotional. and the fox appealed the vice president vance, interviewed the to president. how did they according talk,