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cooperation in europe town. so really this thing as a critique of nato actions in europe, that let's say it back in and listen to what else he has to say to slaves dishes into this. is gibbs, when you like you could share it, was that i knew you could let me see some good in this be. so let's see what i basically say elimination. what the, what? yes. for those that a florida maybe like in the us are you when you say all that you now that's nothing who you're just so lazy as role there in the products. it's video enough because i think the whole sequences of the complex and confusing forms that i cannot accomplish. and that has a big case ensure that well, they know that you are going to be answered dislikes us. but it seems that's with your opinions, but i'm just giving up the initial goals of writing. welcome bye. once again, i just said we just been listening in lots of the russian farm and it's just like a line for a busy speech that the o. s. c. i time for i'm being held in north macedonia, so really addressing

a critique to all the nato actions in europe. that he said that data is on the mind . piece of security in the full mucus la, via george and ukraine, spoke about nato's bullying of serbia in 1999 in contravention of the un security council. he also talks about the cynical rejections of russia's proposals and did maximizing f as to deliver safety, common space within your rep. but he also talks about the, the phase of the o. s. c. a. he talks about the, the human dying much things that there is that a problem is very clearly with unity and equal rights. while the youth continues to serve a political agenda. so we'll bring it will highlights from that meeting later in the program. stay with us for that. the. okay to jerusalem. now with 3 civilians have been confirmed, killed and at least 6 of those wounded in him not to take local police. they 2 gunmen have been shot and dead at the scene is ready. officials came to kill us

with members of the last, a warning for you, disturbing images ahead this cctv. so it shows the moment of the attack take on, then i'll sing, jumping out of a call and opening 5 at a crowd of people that a bus stop as civilians twice a slice of that lives just moment slice it to of to take the soldiers into the on civilian in the area returns by killing the 2 terrace, according to police that will be based on our lives will be bergman's face. the deadly attack has shaken as well as the picture is becoming clear and clear. i know, says unfortunately, the pictures going on, we are not as we are 3 victims of the terrace in the back of a died. one of them is robert lee miller. wasserman, a rabbis reserve is rabbinical judge, and the rabbinical courts and the osh, don't a young woman to 218 year old woman and another woman, 7 more injured or 4 of them are critical. so there might be more deaths that come about as a result of this attack to, to tell us in the, in tears that were killed on the spot, one by

a civilian was killed and the other. and the other one was killed by um, reserved, uh, soldiers. and they are from so by how to which is in the south east part of jerusalem is known as eastern jerusalem is next to a jewish community. and this really just shakes the jerusalem lights to the core, knowing that not only do they have terrorism living among them, but more terrorist will be released when the prisons now in order to go back to their homes, which are actually in, in, in jerusalem. and it's really a bad situation and so there's a lot of fear on the streets right now. the security forces are doing everything. they can to prevent that. since the war started, they began to round up some us affiliated uh, people in east jerusalem. and in the west, i go back these 2 brothers from sort by how to these palestinian brothers, 38 years old, and 30 years old. so 38 year old of both identify with the mazda, the 38 year old has been 10 years. and it is really present for attempted terrorism . the other one also spend time it is really interesting. so

a lot of the right wingers and this will say, why be letting them out or prison wide in the bedroom and return to their houses, you know, throw them out right now as we speak, security forces a storming the houses, all these 2 brothers in store buy are turning it upside down. there's calls to this for the house, and there's always that debate whether or not it's punitive, collective job punishment where you the family lives now. so you want to destroy the house, but we have had cases for palestinians have shown up with explosive bombs. and the end of the day they did not explode themselves. they turn ourselves into the and the police or the military. and they said, look, we just couldn't bring ourselves to do it, not because they didn't want to kill jews, but because they didn't want their parents houses to be destroyed. so is it worth it is a not worth it? it's a great question. as well as national security when is that it's on now, it's a lot then to be it has visited the crime scene in jerusalem. he reiterated his clothes behind without self defense weapons to jewish civilians. it was quickly boxed by permanence, to benjamin netanyahu. her size is governments will distribute to mole firearms

across as well. earlier we heard from a senior figure at the united had filled out medical emission adults mice. so who was part of the 1st response team off of the shooting and jerusalem. he's a is emergency services remain on the high end, the, on the scene of the seeing, the very same as the bus stop on the entrance to jerusalem, where hundreds of people, every morning i stand there going about are day going to work, a school, etc. i also obviously, i was more to tell people that were injured on seeing there are a number of them, unfortunately does not survive this attack. luckily, we saw a civilian and a soldier on seeing i had had the taken the service out on the reducing the threat on seeing while treating the patients and trying to save their lives. well, we're very familiar with that. what we call, what they call your communication attacks or inspirational attacks. once you have an attack happen, it gives the inspiration for to come out and use obviously we're on highway

or volunteers are the best preparedness to respond should any other categories occur? so we're constantly monitoring the situation and reinforcing our units in the certain areas where they're at, where there's a higher volume of calls occurring in 4th grade levels or higher. we're constantly moving around most of your natural normal during the community based on where they live. more can operate, but we know to reinforce those areas that are highly effective by supporting the efforts of the additional ambulances survey cmt. so just to get whatever responses needed in those areas, the same was and on wednesday, the cycle of violence. well, through the west bank, well polished city, unhelpful for a teaser, pulled the 2 children had been killed in his way. right. so mission in refuge account, it was the 2nd consecutive day of ideas and cousins that a warning you may find the following. images disturbing st. time are associated

propose to show is ready soldiers choosing an 8th 0 boy in the head, while another boy tries to drive him to safety near a car. and another video circulating online, done to find, opens on a group of always flipping the ideas as honest as a bullet hits a 15 year old in a chest. they were supposed to be dyed from his woods. this way, the military responded in a statement saying that quote, a number of suspects held explosive devices towards a idea of soldiers c 50 between homos on day as well as officially, being extended as confirmed by both sides. it will for now last of additional 24 hours on was broke. could we have minutes before the end of the previous 6 day truce? my colleague, he to no, no discuss these developments with several journalists from the region. a model. sure. as you had been telling us, there was a type of like a desire to about the size of gas that was going to follow in the same way as what

was happening in the north. has this give the people there are some risk spite that this association of possibilities is, is going to add, continue for some time on indefinite period. there was concern about the ceasefire halls or not your will break again and the people in the south kept asking each other, kept asking the press what is going on? what is going on? what should we do right now? we stay here. we go back to our homes. so it has been confirmed a few minutes ago by the end of the via tardy and the zip sions. negotiations and my pressure by the us another the one day of the ceasefire has been confirmed with prison. that is, will be exchanged and more aid will come in. however, we didn't receive more details. so there is a lot of pressure on the, is it in the government, the water cabinets, the, on the 10,

your whole to into the cx 5 does hold because of what's that happened in terms of humanitarian crisis here. and it was, the world doesn't want to see this anymore. the u. s. it seems on putting pressure on this really is to stop the hostages family sophia, throughout pressing on these rarely government to do whatever to can to return all of the loved ones. and that's why ease row will continue as long as the postage is coming back. it said was of the war and probably after that it will be maybe too much time to launch in your invasion, 2 guys, and the probably at the south of god they will not be the same as it was in the north, probably as well if to return to and one of the guys that will be just the special ed force of the ration more surgical center reports of is really forces surrounding

a hospital in the west spike that had been the theme even though the truth was happening. there were further assaults on the westbank to write the week. what's the latest on this? according to the version of the club. it's $160.00, as well as soon as we are honestly during the 6th day of the truth and it was bank . and the difficulty knows it said, david, you mean if you do scamp underneath the city on the most uh, as the glue plus many, but as long as if you have it. so if your discounts i can afford about a student has to auto where the commander is, one of the union battalion and i have 2 children. and the vision of i'm of the area also continue. if you have something nice, why live on a few? as we're waiting to receive the last batch of the 3, a 5 i still have it isn't on the i'm a law that can, i should say i don't between here and the thoughts of also admitted to the gym. what does the prophecy again? it is 20 still of a photo and an engine. so that is why there are forces operation in that respect continues to envision system use this morning. it wasn't pulled, cut them,

and it's that a few scab on based on the bus, on the, the engine of the do you mean the idea would have been to the, for the leasing deals over a month and also according to evidence you have a decrease on so the situation on it should have been hit add onto diplomatic power. how sounds controversial nobel peace prize winner henry kissinger has passed away at the age of a 100. the gentleman born american shaped washington's foreign policy for decades during the cold war, remained a permanent voice on the political scene up until his death on c correspondence, steve sweeney told to my colleague, he didn't know now. it took him 3 messages with multiple career of what it calls, henry kissinger was. a camera is not to get controversial, a cabinet to that would be by the a country or continent across the world. how's that beat affected somehow by um, by his role as the architect of us, of foreign policy. now, he's

a former hobbled university academic. he shot components where he is the national security advisor and secretary of state. i'm the president, richard nixon. and gerald, for this was a, too much was period in world politics. of course, it was the highest of the cold war, but he really, i guess, um, made his mouth chewing the vietnam or controversial, of course, a conflict which so a to meet in vietnam. he's killed and thousands of young americans would say any human body by to the cause issues. and he will protest movement on the streets of the united states and indeed across the world. now, he extended that war, of course, into neighboring come bodya without the approval of congress. these were neutral countries, and he advocated bombing, anything that moves. now, controversially, perhaps he was awarded the nobel peace prize for bringing about an end to the vietnam war. this was a moment that was marked by comedian told me later who said the satire is dead now

. moving across to the middle east. he was sent to really to the come david, the codes. this was the 1st piece that was struck between as well. and egypt, the 1st arab nation really to recognize the, the state of israel. now this is a country these 2 companies were of course, we'll just use earlier again as part of that. kissinger did also ensure that the us didn't have any kind of diplomatic relations with the palestine liberation organization. most famous, the a gaming, lots in america and central america, kissinger was, uh, the, one of the main boxes, wary of operation condo. this was whether you us let support to all sorts have been risings and dictatorships and not parts of the world origin. tina, for example, with thousands of dissidence and left is disappeared on the day most famously in chinney, kissinger was bazzi over throw the democratic the elected president. so i would

really end day, of course, a self declared monks, and he said he saw him as opposed to us, interested in tens of thousands. again, the people were massacred under the, the subsequent dictatorship. the regime of augusta finish an old dot under the guise instead of smashing communism. this is what the headline want. exactly. of course, kissinger was really a cold war. worry a that was, that was really his, you know, his stump on well politics of the time. you can take a whole range of, of, of countries. you could look into an easier way. he bought the so onto a government in its invasion and occupation of each table. of course, the indonesian army must have good uh, quarter of the median table. these people bought a guy and he kind of didn't guide you this real politics. so going back to 1971, he made the secret trip. a secret visit to china, which really paved the way, laid the groundwork full nixon's famous visit the just

a few years later on this story of relations between the united states on china. something he commented on bull recently with the rock choosing up of tensions and hostilities between 2 nations. and he said, well, this trajectory must change, we call and have 2 superpowers going towards he favored like a diplomatic resolution to that, someone say he also brought industrialization nor speed it up in china as well. absolutely, no, yeah, of course. i mean his legacy is touched every part of globe that so that not so sure. yeah. and can we talk? yeah, but this part of the world as well because kissinger had a long history of diplomatic ties. and with russia, steve, dating back to the cold war here, still kept those efforts at fruit to the very last year of his long life, making some controversial, others would say inciteful statements on the ukraine conflict. yes, of course. now he did say initially that he was absolutely fine with ukraine's membership of european union. he's it to him, this made perfect sense. but where,

where he different from the us official policy was he initially said that it would be a great mistake for kids to join a night. so, and he said that russia going back to 2021. he said that roster. well, they did have legitimate concerns over the expansion of nato. and he said that these were ignored by washington, but they could have been those security concerns that were raised by a rush. it could have been the ground. what full a piece to it was not he did even at one point he was suggesting that uh ukraine should see some type of entry to russia. he was talking mainly about crime may have of course, for his efforts. he was then added to this piece make this notorious ukrainian co list as an on to ukranian propagandist. but he said issues with all tell you that some of the listen to what you said there has to be some understanding of it's

especially ukraine's historic relationship with roger in mainland considered as a that evolution that i have personally argued and that it would be better for you to become a member of europe than to become a member of nato. that the official position of the united states government that the strong position that the united states government is in favor of nato membership. and i personally do that to that view. now of course he did shift on this slightly. he changes you earlier this year when he said that ukraine should be allowed to join 90. so he viewed this in terms of the, the covenant conflict that kind of pressure and criticism over the last time as well. what's in there for saying anything vaguely balanced about the russia at the impact on what was happening there? exactly. and kissinger was, uh, is, especially in these last 2 years. he's old. the diplomatic room is, is pretty sure it was, you know, he viewed things as, as a senior state. so i'm

a senior politician and we'll politic tubs. and he shifted his position from his coal worry. and he said, well, with the rise of countries including india, that the united states and russia should not be opponents, but they should be strategic problem is that say, well, each of them uh, i think obviously they have some disagreements on the number of issues. a rush as to it, but just to a totally new situation. we have to deal with thought it and probably say it on a different basis and we did during the cold war because now there are many other places like india, for example. really trying to move and i didn't exactly the same road during the cold war, but i do not believe that the united states and russia and that would be strategic opponents on the country. i think they will be strategic

a todd and this, and this is the next step. let's not discuss henry kissinger isn't a national legacy with age of political risk. analyst ross find gold. must me. thanks for joining about a price on very good to see you today. so one of the things we can't do it will be remembered for is forging us china ties during the cold war era. and will that so us and the build bridges between washington and aging. it also scrolled a key u. s. foreign policy went and by helping drive a wedge between former communist allies, the soviet union and china. what's we'll take on kissing just roll the little like like is role in any other part of the world. there's gonna be people who admire what he did and they're going to be critics. for example, i'm speaking to you from taiwan, where many people feel that the opening to the people's republic of china and his moves to establish a relationship between washington and beijing works at the detriment of, of uh,

you know, what some people at the time called free china here on taiwan. so he's there obviously in a lot of places around the world is where i guess he will remain controversial. but he's certainly going to be remembered in china for his own, his work in opening up us china relations. and just from looking at the internet and social media and trying to today, what i observed was an enormous number of people. so praising him. and the other side of that though, there are a lot of people in china, i observed, were saying things like, you know, it's too bad because they're not enough americans like him. hm. yeah. following the native is just staging held kissinger as quotes and old friends of the chinese people believe this. yeah, he did visit facing for talks with top officials. i mean he's, i've access license and his last best they didn't they. he was close to the fact that it's saying that neither the united states or china can afford to treat the other as an adversary. but does it look like the incumbent politicians in washington to share his assessment? you know, so in many ways, at least with united states, policy makers,

members of congress, he had fallen out of favor because he was a voice for maintaining happy, you know, for lack of a better word, happy relations between us and china. but at the moment, you know that again, that's not the way congress sees things. it's not the way the truck administration . so i think that and in many ways it's not the way to bother, then ministrations these things with us, china relations, of his opinions. and in the last few years on us trying relations, i'd say that they were still sought out and they had value in a, in a console tables. uh, for, for consultation reasons. uh, but what was he actually helping to form a policy for us? china relations in recent years? no. because again, the, the flavor of the moment is to be tough on china. well, yeah, of course, as we know some hotline american, especially the police saying that they the us should for pass a war with china. what do you make of that mood as well?

yes. you're, you're correct. that is the mood of the moment. and there are, there are a number of reasons why us china relations have deteriorated to the point where they are. i are speaking as an american, of course, i'm going to have a bias view and put more blame on china than i would put on the united states. and kissinger was trying to bring us back from that and bring us back to a place where us in china could both be powerful countries, but could live happily together in a world where it might be multi polar. but again, that's simply not the mood of the moment, and there's a long list of reasons why us china relations have deteriorated. and as a person who flew back and forth between us and china advised companies, and i would say it is waiter years. kissinger was really in no position to change what the mood have become as some other less. so i'll give a case and just coldwell air, a push towards that dates, homes with industrialization full. china has now led to the asian pow house

preparing to overtake the us in terms of economic 9th. do you think that as an outcome, kissinger ad somehow and visit and visit that might be given kissinger or too much credit in the sense that helping china or encouraging china to establish diplomatic relations with the united states into and it's isolation or par for lice relation that had existed for several decades after the communist party established the people's republic of china. you know, in, in some ways, china is emergence, as the industrial or military power was probably inevitable, any way even with, with, or without the efforts of henry kissinger. and i think people in this part of the world recognize that, that china and the communist party would have consolidated its leadership and its ability to turn china into an industrial power house anyway. and we can't say that was one americans doing. i think that's also a bit unrealistic, as i'm saying that the bridge is between the us and china, were built for many economic purposes decades old. today,

despite all the political and military to space, the 2 countries seem economically independent with china. the 2nd biggest holder of american national debt. so which sides do you think benefits the most from set to relationship? both sides benefit i, i'd be cautious about saying one side benefits more than the other. i certainly americans have benefited from low cost manufacturer goods that come from china, just like other countries benefit from china being the factory of the world from up most of the past 30 years. but that moment may have passed as, as the cost of manufacturing and china has increased. the cost of manufacturing in other places is more affordable. places like vietnam or india. and obviously the trump administration and post carrots on chinese goods, which makes them more expensive in united states. if the chinese leadership wants to maintain that the annual ged crow growth numbers, but they had for most of the past 30 years, they're going to have to do more to spur domestic demand. and they shouldn't rely

on the, on the american market to achieve that. to thanks very much for speaking to us today is great to get your take on the situation. asia opposed to political risk. analysts ross find goals. thank you very much. have a good day. thank you awhile and henry kissinger is century has come to a close have influenced continues to cost a shadow on global politics and for more on how he's shaped an era of international relations for august rights and conflicts and ending was to the com. just put the, the us has impose a new round of sanctions on iran tong, guessing its financial networks, which washington alleges funds groups like come us on, has bella something to wrong denies. today's used to do loudly isn't the radian capital with more, as it seems that it's all about, it was support for the resistance and the ongoing israel. how mosque off, but to see us treasury department says it's new sanctions on the wrong target, from the companies that quote financed it was the stabilizing regional activities.

a support of multiple regional proxy groups including cutoffs which as a designated a terrorist organization by the us and european union, as well as hezbollah. o, fox says the best target ended work of people and companies based anyone, as well as in hong kong and the united arab emirates, which facilitate it, was oil sales and earn the country billions of dollars. oh, facts that quote deal us. an activities ultimately benefits it was ministry of defense and armed forces, logistics, the all forces, general staff, and these long tradition, gord, box pores, what's force, the sanctions blog access? do you want us property and bank accounts and prevents the targeted people and companies from doing business with americans? colfax of the united states remains committed to expose the elements of the around your military and is complicit partners abroad to this from this source of funds. you're wanting to get to comment on the measure, but since 4 decades ago,

the country has been living with sanctions as a new normal. the fact, even many hawkish and tiny want figures in the was, are opposed to america sanctions policy against the wind. because they say the restriction, as i've talked to want to be self sufficient, especially in the military sector for this last move is a bit different. and as it comes in, in the united states, ongoing military support for as well. and it's for on home us since the start of the complex october 7th. oh frank has a post several rounds of sanctions on how mazda and what it describes as financial facilitators. based in different countries as part of quotes do, tenuous efforts by the united states to now come off. the sources of revenue in the west bank and gaza. i'd across is that we don't, we don't tell how the sanctions might affect the course of these. well, how much more would the move easily he reveals that he's well, it's not facing an easy enemy in gaza. and the war is stopping off to prom,

the west government, to resort to sanctions on the so called access of resistance decided to military support for as well. many thanks a company here in nazi international this the say, the forget to check our website for all the latest news updates, documentaries and comments and make sure you join me again at the top of the morning. the web site was this, the p says joy that she gets it more power than that. they are with that. and then both can move. uh we go to the price quoted. yeah, i can get them to schedule the advisor through zillow with as of cities.