hello and welcome to newsday. control of gaza and move palestinians out — saying he is committed to — quote — �*buying and owning gaza'. the comments have already provoked reaction from hamas — which is designated as a terrorist organisation attempt to displace them. on air force one. it's a mistake to allow the in gaza go back to people in gaza to go back to yet another time and we don't hamas going back. think of want hamas going back. think of it a bi want hamas going back. think of it. a his real— want hamas going back. think of it i a big real estate _

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agreement between israel and hamas. around 700,000 people fled south before israel's ground attacks in 2023. wyre davies, has this report from jerusalem. able to return north. once they get there, it's a case of picking translation: we are steadfast and we've been patient - deprived us of air.

more than 60% of gaza's buildings, particularly yesterday's images of weak and gaunt hostages angered of the ceasefire.

for palestinians, too. more than 500 prisoners have been released from israeli jails under the deal. to rebuild gaza. home will count for little.

we want to stop the ukraine russia war and i want to stop this because i hate to see all these young people being killed. him if it was odd that president trump isn't saying term last time he was under investigation for ties to going strong.

americans voted for or his supporters. think this will happen and this is not seen as a serious play by middle eastern countries that don't want to take 2 million palestinian refugees. middle east but friends and neighbours too, it seems. let's play it first.

it. so what's the thought process here? and he keeps extending the million a year he's talking about the trade deficit where $200 billion a year, that's a simplistic view of things. but the canadian prime minister has want to offend trump by saying but i think that trump, if his

economists in his ear are war with canada and listen to them. what i do during the day is i don't look at saying. actions on what he's pontificating about taking over

gaza or canada or greenland, i and in the last hour, russian state media has state news agency that russia has not received any quote �*satisfactory proposals to start negotiations'. china has imposed retaliatory tariffs on the us hitting fourteen billion dollars worth of goods — economies could be avoided. after president trump's 10 percent tax china's latest tariffs include a 15% border tax on imports of us coal and liquefied natural gas products. for your time. the china [ma for your time. the china tariffs come into - for your time. the china tariffs come into effect - - for your time. the china

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this time round? last time the tariffs were — this time round? last time the tariffs were just _ this time round? last time the tariffs were just - about| tariffs were just focused about the now the trade deficit and now they are focused on a lot of different things like fentanyl differeett—hiege ti'ee feetehvt this case, and immigration differeett—hiege ti'ee feetehvt this case, heathrow1ration differeett—hiege ti'ee feetehvt this case, heathrow and on differeett—hiege ti'ee fentefl,�* this case, heathrow and the in this case, heathrow and the chinese because they might not want to use dollar. china chinese because they might not w better|se dollar. china chinese because they might not w better|se do although economy, cyclic lee, 7 economy, cyclic lee, has mahatma}? t sloweddown. end their capabilities are technology capabilities are �*than technology capabilities are �* than they were greater than they were before they have and they have diversify their trade and with their own analysis others. their own analysis shows us if to shows us tariffs, even if up to 60% is relatively minor effect the chinese economy so i = -: them to t them to punch back and “the lereelly juet’theete rt a thief ie'reettg juetth’e’ete rt a series of will see of a series of moves will see from beijing from washington and beijing . up from washington and beijing . up tensions. ramping up tensions. fim . said he ramping up tensions. fie, :e:: , said he was in no hurry trump said he was in no hurry to talk to xi jinping, so what te tete te ei tieeifzae ee ghee f m his and how you think he with china? i him to some expect him to talk: at some this week although not

point this week although not before china's tariffs on the other sanctions are imposed. president trump once balanced trade and for reason he trade and for some reason he believes if you have a trade deficit are losing, deficit you are losing, even though you are receiving goods return expect rteturn exptetct him impose tariffs not only on to impose tariffs not only on china on a of china but on a whole range of countries around the world on products 7 " gram; (it; 7 ' " products (it; stteettt ' specific products like steel and aluminium. as well other and aluminiumeaerwell of other and aluminiumeaerwell of other an overall stay countries with an overall stay —— trade surplus with the us, itsa,,,, tool to with 75 2-— lot bf issues and who knows a lot of issues and who knows where the relationship with china will go and the biden administration had a whole variety of dialogues to try and stabilise things so we had stabilisation without conflict hopefully we can avoid any and hopefully we can avoid any type of escalation in that direction but right now it's uess where guess where relations anybody�*s guess where relations will be in a few months. in a

protracted — will be in a few months. in a protracted trade _ will be in a few months. in a protracted trade war, - protracted trade war, who is in the stronger position?- the stronger position? go the stronger position? 9° up the stronger position? go up on both sides tariffs go up on both sides agleng other tariffs go up on both sides glgng other restrictions, along with other restrictions, the is a larger economy and more — t t t 7 -ww wifi ’ financial system more its financial system is more and the us has more flexible and the us has more advantages but if tariffs go up on both you will see the on both sides you will see the return of in us also thejob that will also affect thejob h” a”--. — ,, w here and that will also affect thejob eree erreer r re ee here and has a market here and china has a variety of ways it can boost its economy in the short term. so at the end of the day both suffer. countries would suffere e rr e r rer term countries would suffer eere eerre r term of wants to t tariffst tariffston t tariffston china and impose tariffs on china and other countries, why will it lead other countries not not lead to other countries not wanting tee business with america? well it's already -ushina america? well it's already pushing folks, _ america? well it's already pushing folks, as - america? well it's already pushing folks, as we've i america? well it's already i pushing folks, as we've seen over the last pushing folks, aswe�*ve seen over the last tees to over the last few years to diversify arodreeele has over the last few years to diversify arodreueeee has been in many directions

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of government spending and abuse of tax payer dollars. doge has faced intense scrutiny over its level of influence over the government — along with its agency for international development. around the world and across the uk.

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