well, as agreed on approving the, establish me establishing the, the fund of financial fund, riley, and political and economic support for this planned for the rejection of the displacement and of the senior people under what the label. thank you. so please send. this comes out of positive for the estimate of the timely manner to save the policy in the head. we issue the empty key, but your excellence is there an american responders to this plan? because these are proposals, i'm count of proposals. thank you. and what about an upcoming episode of, of the, of the plan has been approved the making get on the plan,

but could also faces challenges. the 1st challenge is the position of the american administration and the is there any position as a moments i go, that is there a has commented that the looks of this i'm into are an acceptable and a naming. and they've been in quite a while as a tourist organization. what is you to position from the despondency, and by the incident in the united states, how mazda has supported the outputs of the summit. however, how much and if somebody could you had faction have been one think i'm asking about the international forces that would be implemented and how is going to carry out its mandate, your exit and see. since i come with you will take over the administration in god's this is this uh predicts for nationality conciliation and does

this make guys uh, under the authority of the cdn authority? my 2nd question, or should we anticipate i mean by the state and elections or limit to the elections? and during the past 20 years, every it says customer did that every 5 years. and so that it would attack because of vicious to me would cause destruction and then we would reconstruct the gods us today about that. i mean a short and since i'm guarantees that this wouldn't happen again. thank you. no, no, i mean shipments on there is a big prop. lemme with it. it goes to the,

is that i a live prime minister netanyahu is the send statements intending does that into a how, how much would this impact the outputs of the so much with regards to the construction and the governance of the guy's a, this thread. but as he insists on excluding how master on that all the international act to those who support his position on the one on me instead, it has the see indeed that the of this plan has come in a very timely key point in time. and it's getting to the continued existence of the steadfast policy and young people on their land and offering an alternative be technically logically. and it

makes sense to reconstruct the guys this threat but and that he could reconstruct what has been destroyed without evacuating. i'm the one from there, and then them. this is something new. and there are many examples throughout history, including the of the, of the mouth, old for the war, where major cities have been reconstructed without evacuating. i mean, one to, from the lens. as for the american side, we are in continuous communication with them. we have explained to them the details and as i have mentioned, we have translated the plan into english with will is details which had with a plan which includes an outline on, on the over or description of medical instruction to plan and and a fully audi pull with regards to the security governors and the ceasefire,

or of course the off challenge is the, the government is that i the position the extreme is easily position and trying to and that attends to evade of their obligations under the ceasefire. deed which is right, you, itself has signed up to date for a. i mean it was the talking about the drifting on the wall or the police, the in the m. o or sorry, the, this is an acceptable and because what do i have to think about 3 presents international legitimacy and, but one has to accept what they've gotten to the hands of the bottom. those in guys us today. well, it's fairly clear water to think about an interim. none such and the committee for a 6 month period during which we would enable the cnn or sorry to take over

in guys this trip. come on president bull madison and his speech he mentioned very important points and we need to take a pause out with regards to what model for the 1st time. for example, introducing of vice president of the senior authority. this is a very important step in terms of political reforms, there are many important decisions with regards to holding jeanette around legislative on presidential elections in gaza strip as well as the west bank including eastern daughters of them. and we hope that conditions would allow that the president obama has in his book a very important point, which is the,

i'm going to stay, i'm going to see uh for him or those who have stayed away from under the umbrella of the scene, a liberation organization would benefit from such an a miss t b is that are in a position is well known completely acceptable. a once again, we are offering an alternative solution on what to are trying to say that the is that wouldn't be any safety or security need, therefore, is that i, you know, in that region without a political solution. and me thing desperation is of the senior people, the palestinian people that have arrived to one independence to aid on in the doing sadly. and without without which no stability wouldn't be a cheap didn't the region you'll have. yeah. you have spoken about that every 5

years. what would be, what is that? um, the only way is to address the root cause is of the issue arrives out of them . um, arrives out of that and addressing the symptoms that are, that is pulled, that has legitimate, thrice. and we need to respond to such a low rise without which no stability wouldn't be accomplished. neither forward is right. you know, the entire region is right here at the very freely one was the kind of a withholding the funds due to the palestinian authority and causing destructions and gets us to the band was to buy a gun. that is, that is that evasion with regards to the construction that such as the construction

wouldn't be subject to another. is there any destruction? is there a new way? what is right and would be held responsible and probably sanctioning ill? forcing is right. able to refrain from so much from such destruction and a mic is right, you pay for such a destructions, especially with out of nations that have normalize relations with his radio. and mine would be your excellent. so my question is a button despite the great success of this some in the absence of some and the does, has it impacted uh, on the level of success as you can have, you know, fold up probably intensive negotiations exempted by egypt to all voters.

16 months that leaves us to a very important to stage. what if is that i in the united states that a jack did better construction plan, especially be mentor because that's what some documents in yahoo declaring that they would not allow a and so forth. and 2 guys would such a piece, plan b as to what the chip option and how patient would be out of countries x of size, especially with regards to this point if it was either your model. excellent, said the egyptian conference for the guys that a construction comes out there, but it could the coast time. have you received the international willingness to participate in such a conference with regards to get started construction? the other point is about is really in the system. this is their approaches to

deal with is that a new position and is that are in is what is being done to not to implement such a plan. thank you. hi, i'm just wondering, i have a 2 questions. one has the faith over the leadership of high miles has as it's being discussed today, i'm the faith of how much and does the 2nd question is that the, is that i, the government has announced rejecting the out of a plan the so if i'm into national consensus have been achieved for such a plan. what would be the next step to put such a plan into implementation? last question please. so this is what i am said that they have all the police the in the instructions and goals will have

given them 10 days in guys. that too is you fight thing again. you have spoken about negotiations for the phase 2. are there any time limits for negotiations or on the 2nd phase before is that usually seems it's war and goes up . the 2nd question, okay, if you're just joining us. so we've just been watching the father of the, the, the egyptian foreign minister speaking there in colorado, taking questions from a journalist. this is off to the conclusion of a, our, of the summit that has been taking place this evening in cairo where our lead is adopted. and it gyptian plan for the reconstruction of gaza. let's discuss this a little further with a corresponding well how much i'm june. he's here on site with us mohammed. so an extraordinary summit of the arab league cooled off to us president donald trump, of course, put forward that controversial plan for gaza,

forcing our countries essentially to come up with an alternative. as took us through a, briefly what we've had that from the egyptian foreign minister and also what we've had this evening. well, really, this is interesting, this press conference that we've just been watching with. but the opposite opposite was the egyptian foreign minister, because this is the most specific outline that we've heard thus far. in the past several hours since the convening and the conclusion of this extraordinary era blake summit in cairo, mister opted out the was talking specifically about phases that they would like to implement when it comes to the reconstruction plan that's been proposed by egypt. what we've heard the for now was that egypt was proposing $53000000000.00 is what was going to be the cost for a reconstruction and gaza. we heard from this dropped it out the was that they believe to this could be accomplished in either $2.00 to $3.00 phases. over the

next several years. he talked about a cost of around $20000000000.00 in a 1st phase. that would last one to 2 years. he said that that would, that would include the building of temporary housing for palestinians displaced in gaza. he said that they were also prioritizing the full implementation of a cease fire agreement so that they could go on to phase 2. and phase 3, he talked about in this initial phase of reconstruction, the debris needed to be removed. he was talking about very specific things, like how they were going to deal potentially with unexploded munitions, how to rebuild hospitals, how to restore drinking water stations for the population. then he went on to talk about a potential 2nd phase. if they can start implementing this, and he said that that would cost potentially around $30000000000.00 and that that would take around $2.00 to $2.00 and a half years. and that he said that in that phase that they would like to see the full restoration of basic services even talked about things like trying to rebuild

a police force and that they could potentially be trained in egypt. and there were a lot of specifics to the plan that had been lacking earlier in the evening and the build up to and even during the speech that were going on in the era. bleak summit . and now he also spoke about there would be an administrative committee that would be going to other countries looking for international buying that they would be going to the united states at some point soon. he said that it was important for these countries that were involved in this to try to break the cycle of violence and the that can only be achieved through political will. and through eventually the creation of a palestinian state. he said that all of this depends on a sustainable cease fire. so a lot to digest in that press are from ms. rob to the off the clearly the egyptians showcasing that they are serious about trying to get the buying that is going to be needed for this plan. but one of the key questions still is, okay, we have the price tag what's being proposed. we have the phases that they're

talking about and what they want to achieve in those phases, but who is going to pay for this? and what we've heard up until now is that there is going to be a reconstruction conference in egypt at some point next month. and then that's when a lot of these issues, as far as who's going to pay, how much these different parties are going to pay. who else is going to buy into this when it comes to international actors that will most likely be addressed at that conference is also scheduled to be some type of ministerial conference that includes air countries into some of the countries that are supposed to take place at some point later this week and saudi radio. okay. many things for breaking that down for us. well, how much i'm doing that for us? well, let's get a recap of some of the other issues that we heard about. our leaders, of course, meeting in colorado. they've adopted the egyptian plan for the reconstruction of gauze as you've been hearing. it was an extraordinary summit that they are bleak, which was called often us president. donald trump put forward a controversial plan with the palestinians forcibly expelled from the strip. now

we've had from how much they've welcome this gaza reconstruction plan that was announced in egypt this evening. the leading century general says that proposal aims to rebuild garza in phase as let's have a listen was well, how about the day? how many is their plan fully and completely supported by all the or nation states? the plan is to reconstruct the gaza strip based on specific phases and there are means to raise air and international funding with the preservation of the legal status of gaza. as part of the future posting and state that is, are all in the final press release from the arab summit need is said they rejected any form of displacement of palestinians from midland. they won't let any attempt to forcibly displace palestinians wouldn't they stabilize the region. they also condemned, as well as decision to block humanitarian aid from entering gaza. they also called for the full implementation of the seas. find garza as well as a complete,

as really withdrawal from gaza. the palestinian prime minister mohammed must have felt welcome the junction plan. the here is obviously, you mean garza is an integral part of the palestinian territories. re uniting garza with the rest of the palestinian territories under one or dorothy and one administration. with not only facilitate the reconstruction which is important, but it will also establish an independent palestinian state. therefore, we hope in this plan and see it as an important step forward to speak now to a law rough night, and he's a fellow at the middle east council in global affairs. he joins us now from new york. many thanks for your time today, sir. there was a warry, was it not the summit was gonna focus on its attention on reconstruction efforts for garza and we didn't get many details on that. the concern was that we wouldn't hear enough about the key political questions about who was going

to run gauze. i do feel that those issues have been tackled satisfactorily in this plan as well. i think enough so that you know, there is some kind of vision and pathway that they can present to the international community and critically to the united states to get by it. because, you know, we've heard, i haven't read anywhere, the israel rejected it, but we heard from journalist who were in the audience with the egyptian for administered that israel had already rejected this plan. if that is true, you're going to need the united states a buying into this plan to push, push the israelis in order for it to be implemented. so that i think is critical. and i think we've heard enough there in terms of, you know, the committee that needs to be established the different phases and how this is going to proceed to the establishment of an international force that's going to police in the interim term. follow potentially by a newly trained police force, you know, a committee that would uh, administered humanitarian aid and the initial phase potentially followed by the

return of the housing authority to gather. so you're seeing kind of the detailed steps. they are an a path forward and a vision, right? that which is critical, right? they, they talked about a side they of palestinian tex technocrats, who would be in power for a period of time 6 months, while the palestinian authority was getting ready to take on that role. no specific mention a role of how much given how clear these riley's and the us have been about the feelings towards home us being in any way represented in a, in gaza. do you think that was a mistake? you know, i mean there is, there is some commentary about having us. i mean specifically, there would be no aid coming into. it's how mass remains the dominant, political and armed force controlling local governance. so there is some, some discourse around him ass and its role in the future and how much has accepted

the plan. it did commended the arb states for coming together for this class. and so i think there is a recognition that mouse is not going to be at the forefront of any kind of governance structure going forward. and that will probably be critical in order to get this plan moving into sell it into the future. there's also, you know, some steps on the pulse and then the forward to side and the bass was there and attendance of the conference. there are airbus states that do not support them at a bass. and so there was a know, he offered a general amnesty for policy and political figures that haven't been kind of pushed out and sidelined and i think he's probably referencing the and then a specifically is, you know, kind of exiled from, from the 1000 and towards or is by my what about so it's going to allow, i think, other other positive figures and parties and factions to, to play a role in this feature on that point that you made a speech that i knew the boss gave he, he suggested and then said that the palestinian factions needed to unites with one

voice. is it concerning that uh that they are still not speaking with one voice given we are now where we are in the conflict a more than concerning. i mean, it's an absolute catastrophe and it's a good it this past 15 months have exposed the depths of the political crisis on the pulsing side in which, you know, despite the enormous the existential threat that pal students, that facebook and gaza and the west bank. there's been a failure to unify, you know, there's been dialogue around it. there were meetings and agreements made in places like beijing, but no real steps taken. and i put the blame at the footsteps of not coming up fast for that. so hopefully within the context of the air of states coming together for this type of plan, he is being pushed to take genuine steps in that direction. but, you know, he is a subject in variable to other extra, no pressures, pressures from israel as the occupying power under which he administers the pulsing

and authority and the pressures of donors like, you know, the western european states that provide money to the housing authority. so it can run, so i think somebody else needs to step in and provide some type of support. so the boss is free or in his decision making a going forward. i think that will be additional step and we'll see if that's a part of what's being discussed by there of states here. okay, we're gonna get to get your perspective a rough night and follow the middle east council on global affairs. that'd be your israel has rejected the plan that's coming out of the arab summit in car. let's go to honda salute. she is in jordan's capital amal and she's that because there's really government on the palestinian authority of band out there from reporting from inside israel and the occupied westbank come to what exactly is really said or will these really is have rejected this plan that's been brought forth by

leaders as the arab summit, they say that it quote fails to address the realities of october 7th and after the fact. but they also say that the air states quote, didn't do president donald trump's plan a fair chance saying that it should be encouraged. but the error countries have been quite clear that they are not going to accept any force displacement of the palestinian people. and this plan would let the palestinians remain on their land while it's rebuilt. but it's no surprise that this has been these really reaction because for so long israel said that these arab states don't have any sort of plan for the gaza strip, but it's worth mentioning. but one of the biggest criticisms that these really government has received is that they have never throughout the 15 months of fighting. and after the fact throughout the ceasefire that they never had a plan for what israel's vision was for the quote day after god's, as they called it. this is the day after the war, which is why the is really, is,

are holding on tightly to this plan. that has been presented by the us president donald trump, but it's been widely condemned and the rest of the world sees. but it's not something that's feasible or possible, especially if it requires expelling the palestinian population. so israel says that president donald trump's plan is the only way forward and that how much is the one who is in fact causing the regional instability. but it's worth mentioning, but many of the countries at this conference said that israel is the one attacking several different states causing that same regional instability that they're talking about. okay, many things about home. this one is that for us in a mind well 29 wounded palestinian children have been evacuated from gaza and never arrived in jordans and medical treatment. the children and their families touch down in jordanian for helicopters. they have the 1st batch of 2000 injured and sick gossen children. jordan has pledged to treat them as

hospitals. non says off the medical treatment, the children will be returned to gaza and the occupied westbank is ready for us to say they've killed 2 people in janine including how must come to the palestinian health ministry says the military has detained his body. troops have also arrested more than 20 palestinians across the territory. that includes a man who was released during the present as for captives deal. more is there any rate on arrest will say took place in nablus? and hebron and his really forces have been down house in jeanine and blowing up a 2nd and ordered thousands of families to leave the homes. is randy on these offensive in the old pod? westbank has displaced more than 50000 people. since january the

canadian prime minister justin trio has 5 back of heavy us terrace, cooling them completely unjustified on the stones of a tribal president, donald trump impose 25 percent higher. so in inputs from mexico, canada to day responded by imposing 25 percent tasks on us goods. the prime minister's office says those measures will remain in place until the us backs down shepherd types. the reports from also, the canadian prime minister made a point to address 3 distinct audiences to the canadian people. he called for unity in the face of most likely to be economic hardship. to americans, he implode them to realize their economic hardship was not the canadian sold. and then he addressed donald trump himself. now i want to speak directly to one specific american, donald kidding,

the over 8 years. you and i have worked together. we've done big sticks. we signed a historic deal that has created record jobs and growth in both of our countries. we've done big things together on the world stage as canada and us have done together for decades for generations. and now we should be working together to ensure even greater prosperity for north americans in a very uncertain and challenging world just to ensure that it was off while he felt donald trump's goal was an imposing these tyrus and sparking a trade war. shoot, i replied, nothing less than the destruction of kind of those economy. and kind of those antics ation as the united states, $55.00 states shepherd, hence the alger 0, also or president donald trump has now threatened to further increase tire of san

canadian goods and a post on treat. social trump said, please explains and government to the account of the when he puts on a retaliatory tower. if on the us reciprocals harris will immediately increase by a like amount. i think i'll hang a small reaction from washington. the us president donald trump has taken to social media to say that he will respond to canada is responding to his original terrace with more terrorist, but he didn't give any specifics. now let's remember, this is a present who said that the tears might cause some pain just a little bit, but just temporarily. and when he is repeatedly told by reporters that it isn't the countries the pay the terrace is the importers or getting orders in from those countries who often pass the cost along to consumers who is called that a mis. now, the vast majority of the economists say that's exactly what is going to happen less

donald trump, to these tariffs, in his 1st term, but your very important differences. most household items were exempted. for example, toys from china. that doesn't seem to be the case. now these are across the board, tariffs, on all products coming in from canada, a, canada, mexico, as and we're starting to hear some reaction from republican lawmakers who are still broadly supportive. another key difference between the last time we tried tariffs and this administration is not just the scope, but the fact that inflation is really all americans are talking about. it is one of the biggest reasons why donald trump is back in the oval office. they told posters, they believe he could bring down the price of eggs, the price of know the price of gas economy to say this will likely have the exact opposite impact. and the way the canada is promising to retaliate, they're going to target red states. those are the few very people who voted for donald trump. patty calling.