the best and perhaps the last chance for a ceasefire release of hostages and relief for the people of gaza. this is blinking night's visit since the october 7th, tara tax by hamas. well, this visit show all parties that the time has come for peace. i'm going to have that office and this is the day the . this is the decisive moment that i expect not seeing from this meeting. because our primaries there is below king the hostage gene. probably the best, maybe the last opportunity to get the hostages home. to lincoln's visit to israel will not change anything. we hear this every time, but it's not true. the complete opposite is true enough to get

a ceasefire. and to put everyone on a better fat, to enjoy peace and security. also on the day the democratic party may have gotten the boost window bite and stepped aside, so that come with a higher as run for the presidency. but many american muslims are a 5 by israel. osborne gaza, remain unimpressed. and in this election year, they are a t demographic to take into account. donald trump has said what he would do and who he is, the democrats, on the other hand, are inconsistent. they'll say we understand the difficulties that that are going on . and we're trying, but we really can't do anything and that in reality, you know, and i know is andrew i'm good. how though, if it's good to have you with us, we begin to day in the middle east and

a new week of efforts to reach a cease fire and gaza talks aimed at ending the fighting offset. to restart in cairo today, us secretary of state anthony, blinking was an israel pushing the chase. he met with israel's prime minister benjamin. that's in y'all in jerusalem. often thoughts for the president to blink and also met with israel's defense minister. but how moss, i said, any signs of progress are a quote illusion. the group says is well, has added new demands of the latest thoughts and has refused to consider withdrawing all of its troops from gaza. that's a red line for home us, which carried out the october 7th, her attacks against the as well. that's similar to the us secretary of state. this is the decisive moment. probably the best, maybe the last opportunity to get the hostages home to get

a ceasefire. and to put everyone on a better path to enjoy peace and security. i'm here as part of and it has a diplomatic effort on present bonds. instructions to try to get this agreement to the line and ultimately over the line. it is time for it to get done. it's also time to make sure that no one takes any steps that could derail this process. michael, same as managing director of the washington institute for near is policy in washington, dc. out a form of senior director for middle east affairs at the us national security council, michael anthony blinking has called his latest diplomatic push probably the best and maybe the last opportunity for a ceasefire deal. is that a fair assessment? well, i think we are getting more optimistic taste now, some us officials, whereas in previous weeks there have been a lot of concern expressed by us officials about especially the attitude to be is really government worried that perhaps practice or not now was introducing new ways

use removing the goal posts, i take some of this current optimism to suggest that perhaps those gaps have been close. it's important, remember though, that you know, of course, a mosse is refined matters as well. and we've yet to hear a positive or definitive response from us that suggests that they're ready to accept. this is finding out how moss as they have called it an illusion. but as a newest conference, he gave off the tools blinking expressed some additional optimism. let's have a quick listen to what he said that just last week the president put forward a proposal with cutter and with the agent to try to bridge the gaps that remained between the party so that we could get agreement to what the president put out there a couple of months ago in a very constructive meeting with prime minister netanyahu today, he confirmed to me that is real, accepts the bridging proposal. now michael soon put this issue in layman's terms

for us, what is the bridging proposal and how significant is disagreement with an attorney out in as well. i say, as i said, you know, there have been these differences. they haven't merge between united states and israel over the last several weeks over is use like, you know, for example, who will control and how will it be controlled at the, the israel. i'm sorry, the guys at egypt order to prevent more arms from coming into home os high. you know, how will people be allowed to move around the gaza strip after ceasefire agreement is reached? it does sound as though these gaps have been narrowed or closed and what and what the u. s. has put forward together with color in egypt and use a proposal meant to try to, to sort of make compromises on these types of issues as well as the many others which are under discussion. and so i think again, sector blank is optimism to suggest that he made progress in closing these gaps between us and as real. but we still, as i said,

don't really have an indication as to whether mos will accept it. i think that us officials may hope that ron as bola and other parties in the region which are maybe, are looking for a reprise for complex or looking for a pretext to help their how still it, he's with israel, that they might put pressure on them. us, but again, it's ultimately youngest and more and guys are the head of a mazda is a decider here, and you guys have said yes. ok. so in your view, what remains the main sticking points on the past to deal as well. you know, the staging point, you know, in a sort of near term sense is waiting to hear from us whether they'll accept this deal, which apparently is acceptable to the us. it is real to the egyptian and country mediators and so forth. but i think quite fundamentally, one thing we need to remember is that even though we talked about this deal as involving essentially a ceasefire on the one hand, the release of hostages in the pals indian prisoners. on the other hand,

in fact there is more it play your presence. the problem is, and then y'all has to, has promised total victory over a mos where's a mazda wants to live, to fight another day and, and reconciling those 2 fundamental objectives is quite hard. so even if a ceasefire agreement is reached, you know, it's tough to imagine that there's won't simply be probably you 2 more fighting in the, in the months and the years to come without more fundamental changes on the ground there and gaza. now during this trip, lincoln has also repeatedly warned it's time to make sure that no one takes quote, any steps that could derail this process. when, what was he referring to? well, i think the parties he has in mind when he says that our ron and his ball, because both the ron and his ball and about retaliation against israel force barely stripes on their territory. but they have so far held off. now in my view, they have held off in large part because they may not want to fight

a war with israel. they may worry that they would lose or they will be severely damaged in a, in a world with israel. but they've promised essentially this retaliation, and so they may be looking for a pretext to avoid it. i suspect that if there is a ceasefire agreement that both iran and his ball, i may take the opportunity to claim credit for it and move on. and i think that's what's accurate blinking, so blinking something they'll do. michael thing they have the washington institute for near is policy in washington dc. thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. thank you. is inside gaza palestinians have low expectations. so blinking diplomatic push, it really comes, was it to israel will not change anything. every time we hit it will. but it turns out that there are no negotiations. it's all lies about if the clock like is if it's above us then right. then we suffer a lot of guns that are good, but i'm ready, you know, what's the categories and we feel that the american us of,

of the international community are, can you not on us without mercy, a cell phone? had the easiest visit to israel is just for the us to check in with is really not provided with arms and logistics of you. so we continue this extermination in war and gone. so probably about that. this won't change anything that we're very pessimistic about. his visit with the family and dependency, although the by nat, ministration is working hard for us. these 5 deal for domestic reasons to it has faced widespread protests in the us over at support for as well. and it's handling of the war and gaza at the height of the protests. many arabs americans say they refused to give jo by them the vote while he complained for re election, crowds of pro palestinian active as samples will gather the chicago outside the venue for the democratic national convention. that's where biden's vice president, cala harris is due to get to know the as the democratic presidential nominee,

i was hoping to win over. i'm decided that our american voters about us dw, you just pull, find out in the suite state of michigan, vice president as still some convincing to do these suites, offer a taste of share tradition for the error of american community food. this is the most passionate thing that you can offer to people. what are the most 3 friends most re swedes? one of the most popular bakeries in dearborn michigan founded more than 30 years ago. many of his 25 employees having votes and family in the middle east. the war and gaza is very present in the conversation because it is us just like it's upset to, to, to your cranium from being invaded by the russians. when by then was

running. i was going to hold back, i'm not electing, this is over all of you about supplying and supporting the killing of innocent decent people came in that came into the picture that it changes the vision and it changes the the hope. so i would vote for his customers, however, have mixed feelings about the democratic presidential candidate. he thinks he got the community behind her, but i doubt that she has to do more the so the community can trust them. i'm. i'm reserving the right to the side once they go through the debate that they're going to have. dearborn michigan has become, the largest city was an arab majority in the u. s. was around 55 percent of its population, claiming middle eastern or north african roots. dealt with the or of american

community is those muslim, edit christian does not make sense or draws a huge crowd for friday prayer. it is an orthodox most square men and women worship in separate areas. there are most and brothers out there. so of course there are always in our prayers and i'm from originally from live on. so there are neighbors, sophia, not on the executive director of this nomic center, knows the community, well, the community is very sad and very mad. said for the killing of the citizen but his time and also mad because i mean we fund of text money fund that getting our families she might have a chance. i think the majority is thinking that we ought to pin games. uh, they are given us promises and giving that is a lot easy weapons. many here share this sentiment. donald trump has

said what he would do and who he is, the democrats, on the other hand, are inconsistent. they'll say we understand the difficulties that, that are going on and we're trying but we really can't do anything. and that in reality, you know, and i know is andrew, come with harris hes up in the presidential race and now has an edge in the polls. but here on the ground in michigan, the races far from over the most co as confirmed that ukraine is struck the bridge of the coast region. as it step up the steps up it's offensive into russia. ukraine says it aims to create a buffer zone along the boulder to prevent the kremlin from launching further attacks from that ukraine release these pictures. so if it's false as destroying a 2nd strategic bridge in the cost region over the weekend,

and attempt to disrupt must cause combat operations and supply routes. your brain is a talking russia from above as well. more than a 100, drones have targeted add bases inside russia. in recent weeks, russia has use these bases to launch the air strikes into ukraine. since the beginning of the war can you have hopes it's offensive will help stop the bombardment. a regular feature on the russian stake tv, images of military aircraft in exit, the plains attack and military positions and civilian infrastructure and ukraine. often with devastating glide bones, leaving behind a trail of destruction. such weapons are difficult to detect, and russian war plains open to release them quite far from the front line. so the most effective option would be to destroy the aircraft mediation in the air or on

the ground. and this is exactly what you create in force is a trying to do. last week they launched what they say was the worst largest long range strike on russian air bases, with more than a 100 drones attacking 3 major air fields inside russia. those bases hosting were planes start getting ukraine with glad bombs and missiles, including the hypersonic congested rockets of these, such a light images show the aftermath of one of the strikes in bery so grabs at least 2 hangers, were destroyed. 2 fights are just a roll. so feasible, but it's not clear if they were damaged and this is what happened after a similar jo strike on the air base in leap. it's early in august. hundreds of glide forms were reported to have been destroyed in the attack. you craze,

incursion into rushes chorused region is also believed to be helping achieve these go as i was in the news, ukraine does not have the possibility, which is a direct inducted long range strikes. use the weapon else that we possess, the defense from the chairs with the little mind because that's the, could you send it to you? there are no such decisions here. i am to therefore you up with the sense of horses are needed to free those border areas from the russian contingent are you and if you think of carry out strikes against 0 to be creative to use ok, you need some family, say the incursion can increase ukraine's range cost right, can russian air bases. so now western allies lead me to the use of its long range weapons like attacking. what do you crane says to bet account a russian air strikes,

but it really needs is the green light from allied weapons suppliers to use them against targets deep inside russia. french language is a senior lecturer and strategic studies. sportsman's university at form. you came to military intelligence officers joining us from oxford of frank, the ukrainian president logan's events. he says he wants to create a buffer zone inside russia. is that possible? but it seems to be what they have done so far. they've advanced 30 to 40 kilometers, which i might say is irrelevant with respect to s strikes and not going to have an effect. well, my delta may well be, by the way, we might see another smaller in customer that knows what size just to the northwest system. indications is one developing in the state of the region as well. but well, that's what southern sky says, i suspect is good to political reasons in addition or collateral to that. first,

of course, as well, we're talking about this, but not talking about the concept russian advances in the southeast on the 2nd is to create that's cool. that's a collateral for a potential piece deal. in other words, the credits have not much to do with them. now they have, let's say, if they can hold onto it right now, they're offensive, do seem to be culminating, was quite natural, and the credits don't want to run beyond the logistical reach. now can you tell us why russia has not managed to repel this incursion? yes, that's a great question and a very important one. i think there are several reasons for this. first is the usual talking us with which the russian army tends to react to things. but let's not put too much stress on that yet. this operation is only a week or 10 days old, and i wouldn't have expected loc units yet to be deployed to do so. second reason is the russians formally see, this is a counter terrorist operation by internal security. and so the f s, b, c o k, g, b,

or an old money case would be, be put in charge of this operation that they have full responsibility. they don't really heavy military or that are not have, they do not possess heavy military units. i probably don't have the capability to come out the us, the 2nd thing. the 3rd thing is, i don't think the russians are taking the bait with respect to room moving, experienced, and more capable, a start to unit. so the time is the brigades from the east, where they are making us as a considerable product progress. i suspect that's one of the items. the date for the credit is just to try and do that. the dates the crate is one, a run is that they, they are, they are deploying that best units, while the russians off deploying the road. and things might get out of hand, i think, cover the next few weeks. but let's not look at right now. it's looking positive bolt. now your current keeps asking, it's a west and the friends and a box goes to allow the weapons to be used to strike targets deeper inside rush

with you see any chances of these other mutations being listed below are already a few weapon systems that can reach are significant distances into a rush. i think probably what they're wanting to do is use the west cruise missiles or other british in german. i'm french cruise, marseilles eventually on strikes, fields and other targets. i want to put that. so i'd like to put this into perspective when we conducted operations against iraq, there were $40000.00 stripe points that required a huge to come pay to have effect. it is unlikely in any circumstances that the credit is, will have anything like that capability. it could be as an example, the british store shutters, they may or may not get the permission to use one or 200 of these. those will not cripple russia. however, they will make a political point and they'll put much of their apples at risk for the very least, move it back right now of course, and also allowed to do that. even if they, although we mustn't expect that, that's going to be a game changer. much like know,

in the same way that no other weapon systems, how big game changes so far. i wish that as of a thank you. fine. split out the office student protests in bangladesh. go down the government that earlier this month, many police officers abandoned their posts. they fit reprisals from the movement that they have tried to suppress, often very violently now as the police trying to re organize students feeling in patrolling the streets of the capital dot com. as night falls in tucker, the students speak control of the streets, did patrolling their neighborhood to predict that residents from properties they're telling residents to be vigilant. but also assuring them that the i don't got to

predict them for these are not present here on the field. so we are acting devereux to quantum our 50 and an hour. so that is people started using board and for us, but uh, but uh, to protect our people and put our cuz i do, uh, it is one of the most important lar, also, also, and one of the most important elect for us. the presence of the students on the streets brings a big sigh of relief for the residents. so i think i think she gets the benefit of it. she not slid alone. she fed, we hired police as a, she was what it as very particular workers. what did you do? have the guys who used to be a sofa? so have that been there, you know, the line or the drug don't actually, we felt in sick cubes and then they strings came again on the roads to ensure our

security to for police is not there so long to maintain the line order they are. they are, you know, buffering their own and hopefully police, they've come in during the work and the larder really comedy getting shot for these are largely absent and bundle of these students and activists have taken up many of visuals. they really accused of shooting to keep protesting students from 300 people. menu, them with bullet phones, but get introduced preceding the 4 of has seen us government the and the protest dilated with attacks on police. police stations like this one in tucker, were burned down. in some instances, police officers were killed. this has instilled a fear and police, and many of them are not showing up for book. we have to take some actual that wouldn't take us the people,

the following people. so the people and stuff and that sort of destroyed a lot of, uh, different establishment. and they destroyed on least higgins we have witnessed that casualties of many calling people, even some police specimens. so the policing leasing activities and certainly had gone to a hot we are again starting out of all the type of professional activities and tried to help those people eat again. the f one, put this on police developing trusts between the police and the bung. let issue people is one of the toughest challenges for the interim government. a dish that happens many are willing to do whatever it takes to ensure the country does not

fall into darkness. before we go, star gazes across the world have been saved for being a true spectacle this evening. so put moon, as appeared live here in greece above the temple recital. yeah. occurs when the moon's orbit brings it closer to us. and usually, if this guys are clear, that isn't to increase the what you missed, it's not as bad. the move could be almost as impressive to hold for that. so i've got office in berlin, have a good day, and the good the, the,

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