[000:00:00;00] the if the reckless deal is approved and goes into effect, we, the members of the party will deliver letters of resignation to the prime minister . our party will not be part of the government and will withdraw from it. israel is not still a security minister. it threatens to resign. if he does a cease fire and hosted swamp agreement is rasa fide. that's that mates. speculation netanyahu was persuaded by the old trump to agree to the deal in return for reconciliation. which side here there's supposed to be a higher end of that when the pay of the road for normalization is between is when the well this 5 is the fire data being reach joy as margaret southwest palestinians

in both gals on the west bank barre. their loved ones and killed the after the announcement of the approaching 1st. the during the us, that 3 of states proofing and reporter is for simply carried out an under officer having his questions initially ignored the this is your, are to international. my name's you to know the logs. 30 minutes of news and news starts. not israel is hard line national security administer it some ard, been give you your has threatened to withdraw from the netanyahu government. if the gallons a cease fire and hosted swap agreement is rough aside, a shot he said, if the reckless deal is approved and goes into effect, we,

the members of the party will deliver letters of resignation to the prime minister . our party will not be part of the government and will withdraw from it was well, lots in contrast to is really politician within the routing coalition, who saves the along the way the deal is close to being finalized. a few minutes ago i received a final announcement that all obstacles have been overcome and the deal is underway . now, they are busy with the final technical wording. i want to congratulate prime minister netanyahu. he is responsible for the agreement. we saw a statement from the chairman of charles party, part of the time. yeah, please call lucian pronouncing oh, good with the deal and we haven't heard from prime minister or his office. yeah, there is no official confirmation. even when we habits, we will need to wait till these really cabinets to convene and to rectify the deal, and then the countries governments. meanwhile, israel has continued involving the gals us through since the deal was announced,

reportedly killing at least 70 people since wednesday evening. from us now claims the idea of struck an area near the location of a female hostage said you to be freed from in the initial phase 10. since i'm running high and both sides are pointing fingers. i'm not supposed been due on wednesday, but just as israel's cabinet was expected to meet, to finalize that the prime minister's office accused her mazda of adding last minute demands, instead of wanting to move forward until all terms of mat, how must have reneged on this hostage release agreement, and that's created a last minute crisis in an effort to extort last minute concessions. families of our hostages have been informed today that thomas has added further to moms that contradict the agreement, the girl fired back, denying these planes and say, it's still sticking to the me. the acres plan within the reports suggest the

cabinets meeting might be pushed to friday. the last working day be foolish about in israel, the day of rest, and we've been deal supposed to take effect sunday noon. it's actually turned into a race against time. israel also plans at full withdrawal by day 50 during the 2nd phase, which we both sides. not open in publicly classroom, the age now hanging in the balance, new. all these really society is plain. some people support big deal. well, i'm trying to reach active like the people behind me. i'm now in service with him, with hundreds of pre test for his most of them. families of the idea of soldiers killed in the gas of war have gathered to express it anger and disappointment with the deal that they believed food jeopardize the country's security via calling on the yahoo and the government to back off continue from us. hope continue fighting him off to the very end and relieve the interest at one and this play this whole so

i'm on is really talk officials with some ministers. i get the list speaking out against the do, let's think i'm assuming when you decide on the release of so many terrace, including murders who killed jews. and it's not the only dimension of the agreement . it's not an easy decision that the as rarely cabinet will have to accept the deal that will be put before the government is bad and dangerous for the national security of the state of israel. we will not be silent. the unequivocal condition of ast day and government is absolute confidence in returning to war with even greater force in full and in a new format until complete victory in all aspects above all, until the terrorist organization, mazda is eliminated, and all hostages are return time full after the day was announced on wednesday evening finance minister said israel must be able to return to the war to this for him, us and return all ab dictates during the 1st stage, and this is the condition for his part is remaining in the government. the

country's national security minister ben video earlier also threatened to leave the call issue needs to do go through inviting smoke which to follow his needs. why is it really not to proving the deal officially unclear? that's wait and see. to find out the reasons. yeah, lots and lots of questions we asked or a guess what may have caused the is really leaders sudden you turn when it came to a deal with him boss. in my opinion, small search on thing to be an adult video, probably because he gave them all in one of the wanted during the war during the 14 or 16 up in the box for 1416 months. the. but the other problem is the legal process. he's facing and israel and the with the latest developments when he, i know that he's having a counselor, i believe that this is going to want to make it more easier for him to not face all

that he don't cause issues as before. this is a one point in the other point. i believe that tom is going to play a big role in saving him from any kind of legal process or from the trial against the drive cases he's facing in israel. come up. i'm not totally sure what are the brother the electron would be able to let them know and who's trying and is read. but i think from what we read from what, what was posted by the president don't have drugs. a speaking of a piece in the middle east and normalization between is very low. so the area i think ought to be are convincing. uh that was in employees, i uh, was not. then you know that they're supposed to be a ceasefire. and god, oh, that will pay the whole for normalization is between as well as the and we all know

that it was the $1.00 of the drum who initiated this piece between israel and the all upstairs united, the model sparkling and worldwide. now i don't think the drum is going to risk if there isn't a normalization that appears 3 d between israel a. so the which will probably stabilize the origin and bring peace and hope for this. the for the people know the but there are also on the pressure is coming from inside is right. not only the very nice of the prisoners captive by the best thing i was just as well. are you know, industries across the bush, inwardly and, or was a on the streets, but also from the army. and this very important fact that we last talked about german is in the army as not only soldiers, but generally as an official officials in the army sending a bar stool with the body guards side in the government. this lady government act.

and if any of that we lost our a guest that what we are doing there, we are all the targets for the best thing to resist. as we have no strategic, we have no plans. we have no targets mean time on so many blinking space. the more heckling of his 2nd media called for instance as many days, the great zones, much blumenthal question to us secretary of state's association with the is really lobby. while a jordanian palestinian independent journalist was forcibly removed from thursdays briefing at the white house after his questions were ignored. i the why did you i'm happy to address your questions when we want to get the questions side. you see i have a say you have a statement might send you a new wave. the white flag before is really the time to take what you are. the father in law was an israel lobbyist. your grandfather was an israel lobbyist. are you compromised by israel?

why did you allow the home, the cost of our time to happen? how does it feel to have your legacy, the genocide, how does it feel to have your legacy, the genocide you the whole thing every day? thank you. mark. thank. is there a general question? i look forward to answering questions of the 2 or 3 people. this is the free press. right press. you pardon me? may i ask questions over the phone, please? please, sir. respect the respect, the process will have an opportunity to take questions you a few minutes or

police or respect the process. thank you for no one. okay, so the academic professor lead but talk face to face the i for your binder at tony blinking stem. this from us complicity in the high number of civilian casualties and the gals of war blind buys to us is, are you and helping this genocide campaign and goes there and also, and also, and in the subject leaving them. i mean it's, it's please to everyone that the united states is, has loved in terms from what's going on and it's partners with israel. and

it's the right of, uh, i need the american citizen to and this a democracy assistant to express their anger. or they splay meant or to ask questions and what is not acceptable as to be silenced and taken away while allowing the other school to both of these genocide to steal as a log gallons waited for the ceasefire. deal to fall into place hopefully. and there's really strike hit the end save reportedly coming doesn't overnight. video footage shows local saying their final farewell to victims of this so morning. those who will not be able to enjoy a possible long awaited peace. despite the enthusiastic celebrations which broke out across the strip, many continued to worry about the future for holding on. despite the joy of the cease fire announcement, i still feel an incomplete happiness. there are 3 days ahead and violence could

occur during this time as well. we had hoped that the announcement of the truth would come with a real and until hostilities. we sincerely hope that these days will pass peacefully. i'm one of those who did not sleep all night, thinking about what i need to do, how to get back home and watch awaits me that cold this stuff to global not. we're still lives in our hearts as there were bombings again last night is the ceasefire . was supposed to give us the chance to sleep peacefully at night, but the attacks resumed. that's why we are not sure that real peace will actually come to some of our daughters and the son say they do not feel a true cease fire. as there were attacks again at night to cause us and several people were killed. the face of people in the west by golf remains on result of video from the janine refugee camp, shows locals holding funeral rights for loved ones killed in an idea of strike that took 6 lives reportedly on wednesday. the camp as being the areas at the center of violence in recent years with the idea of carrying i frequent rates that often

ignite gum. the bottles lebanon's president has claimed west jerusalem often violates its obligations leaving palestinians, therefore, in the west bank in danger. as israel's commitment to the terms of the agreement requires follow up from the sponsoring countries. because the as rarely enemy is a custom to evading its obligations. what is happening in southern lebanon from the attached to the cease fire violations is the best evidence of the enemies, evasion of its obligations. the spokes person for south africa is international relations administer at spoke to r t crispin piri sage, the westbank must also see peace for a truly just cease fire agreement. you know, a statement that we could, we could make the call for the expansion of say to them is, is always back to the health. that is something that would ensure that this piece of payment is just and somebody that we have a cleaning, i know, keeping the cold and reiterated today. if we continue to see an expensive

expansion, they'll say to those in the west bank, then this agreement is not just the agreement at all. what we would want to see is the expansion being halted, and we would want to see a just solution for the people as but meanwhile, people in the room helping gathering to mark the impending d o r t corresponded use of july. the reports from the midst of the celebrations on the square and to run it behind me. there's this gathering by people watching my attempt to celebrate what they are called a victory for the people. of course comes just a day after the announcement of a much anticipated ceasefire that year, which shot saved the lives of some solid ground to your 60 joint. this celebration

of voicing gratitude towards home are seeing the resistance interest of the prevailing sentiment to your is that of this is where the truth because with this to put the blood shed at this functions, they say that without somebody else's resistance would have to be undermining this securities down the line by that was, it was not the only way that was being used to go back to the side. meanwhile, officials even be this, whether it's the

ceasefire or what they call it got substantial. sure. what is wrong? also remains institution the vision of a day, what the q 4. so that's the the ultimately defeated piece, not only because because really overshadows regional countries in terms of the ceasefire will be honored

fully either either party for this chapter or doubts about this individual to use back home. so no song pretensions of westbank is a lasting peace had been returned by just state for more developments as the immersion the ceasefire and hostage prisoners swap, the lar t dot com, has you covered, plus at plenty more to be ex though, is there any time you like no, i think is meeting with british prime minister, a cure storm or if a lot of mirrors zalinski complain about the us and multiple other nato countries

don't want to sing ukraine joining the alliance. the possibility of thought that manic the united states of america hungry slovakia, germany, they were sincere and they did not want to see us in nato. this is an open conversation and it seems to me that there are no secrets here. these are the 4 countries that for different reasons, they all have their own reasons, but they do not yet see ukraine and nato. yeah, it took a few months to admit it, though, and ukraine's potential membership of a alliance was a red line. you to recall for russia with moscow, citing its security concerns being ignored as one of the reasons leading to the conflict breaking yard. in february 2022, a former nato chief admitted last year that keeps possible entry into the military block, remained on search and prospect the past. no one, i'm so the executive 10 years both but, but it's almost as it is a very serious issue to bring in ukraine because new credit is not a country at war. your current has been attacked by

a blood rush. all so the most important thing we, we should do is to step up our support to claim, to ensure that you can provide as a precondition for an and future membership for your former director of inter governmental affairs for the us trade representative. steve, gail totally r t, the conflict clearly could have been avoided, but the west push to train towards confrontation for the benefit of their own objectives. the defense establishment is, is profiting from this deal. certainly the bureaucrats and the corrupt of crowds in ukraine are profiting from this deal. i think it remains to be seen how much of that money is flowing back into the pockets of americans beyond the bike and family that we know is profiting from this relationship with you trading over the years and they liked the profit moving forward as well. i think the sad thing about this is that the carnage is taking place in ukraine, the, the russian men and women who have been lost, the ukrainian men and women civilians and military kind of all been avoided. and

yet the west kept pushing this conflict and continue to claim that ukraine is winning. although every legitimate source in the world acknowledges the ukraine as far from winning and are basically in their last legs. during the meetings and then skin storm are assigned a 100 to your partnership between ukraine and the u. k. it's stipulates key will receive $3000000000.00 from frozen russian assets and a $150.00 pieces of artillery. interestingly, it also quote, cements the u. k. as a preferred partner for ukraine's energy sector for the gold minerals strategy and green steel production according to the u. k. pm's office, the west coast spoken out repeatedly about not allowing those resources, the full inter russian this war is about money. people don't talk much about it, but you know, the richest country and all or bureau for rare earth minerals is you train $2.00 to

$7.00 trillion dollars for the minerals that are rare earth minerals very relevant to the 21st century. your trains ready to do a deal with us, not the russians. so send our interest to make sure that russia doesn't take over the place. is the bread basket of really the developing world, 50 percent, all the food going to after a contractor ukraine. we can make money. the news about steve gill again say is the agreements that's about precedent on paves the way for western states to take advantage of conflicts to secure resorts is on favorable terms. i think they're sticking their grubby hands into the 5 are going to have, but i saw solid over their face all over their hands. and the last thing they're gonna want to do is share it with anybody else. i think every nation in the world should be afraid of what this is establishing as a, as a way of doing business. how many other nations will be thrust into war unnecessarily. so the western europe, or the us, can profit tear from their minerals from their resources. every nation of africa

should be afraid, every nation in south america and central america, and perhaps other smaller nations in western europe, should be verified at the price of this the settings. we want your minerals and resources, we're going to push you into for more. so we can take from the, the white house has a nice to, it's to renew the cuba from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, less than a week before donald trump's in organization. the surprising lube ivy biden team was explained by the fact that it has not been engaged. they say in any illegal activity globally, the government of cuba has not provided any support for international terrorism. during the proceeding 6 month period, the government of cuba has provided assurances that it will not support acts of international terrorism in the future. well, joe biden has already notified congress over the decision mirroring a move on to adopt to buy another democratic president,

brock obama. but it could be short lived, donald trump, but to get back on the list during his 1st term and 2021 right before by didn't say no organization, then he will likely do it again, considering his state secondary pick is marco rubio, whose family fled to the reveal was known as a hard lender in foreign policy towards the left wings. let's. let's discuss this now. it's joan cadillac, jones, president of the new york based us true, but trade and economic consul joining us from palm beach, florida not far inside from, from the residents. you're most welcome, john. why are we with this thing? such a flip flop approach on the matter from one us administration to another. does that signify in a way an element of a certainty in washington's foreign policy, or is it one upmanship between dams and the geo pay? it's more, you know, the uncertainty, but it's basically uncertainty using capital letters and we're seeing this more and

more during the last 2030 years where the administration of one party comes in, they do things, the ministration of the other party comes in and, and dues. and does them, and then we, you know, rinse cycle repeat with cube a, you know, president reagan put cuba on the list and 1982. the binding part of the obama bite and administration took them off in 2015. the trump pens administration put them back on the 2021, and the biden, harrison ministration is taking them off in 2025. and it is quite likely that the trump vance administration will put them back on it. you know, we have this, you know, this, this 4 year cycle and in this particular case, you know, there's very, very little likelihood that president trump come next week is not going to

reverse, not only putting people back on the terrorism list, but also the law suits under title 3 and those are basically those were allowed in 2019, but allow companies to when owners are property in cuba to sue those that are using the properties there been 45 lawsuits filed thus far, there was only one which is completed and that's basically a private settlement against the swiss cement company, there 2 others that are making their way through the pills court. and then the 3rd thing is that the trump administration had instituted what's called the cuba restricted list, among others, other policy changes. and what that meant was any company, hotel restaurant, etc, that was affiliated with the cuban military. any one subject you westlaw could not

deal with and that was reversed as well. and those are really red meat for the incoming administration. as secretary designate rubio talked about yesterday, so the expectation is they're all going to be reversed. it's just a matter of how much time is going to go by from 12 o'clock on monday, the 20th into 2025. right? so, so then why do it, why was this decision made just days before a new president whit with a, as, as you've been laying out a totally different stance on the matter entering the oval office as well. you know, the council, we're all about commerce and you know, but we obviously follow on the politics this. this was political malpractice. it made no sense to in essence create a target where one didn't exist. and i'll go back to 2017 when or 2016 president or then donald trump. when's the election in november of 163 weeks later,

fidel castro dice. and that puts cuba back into the new cycle in the negative way. members of congress, pylon. ok. you know, he's dead, he's been out of power, but now we should really focus on on cuba and the trump, the ministration had some people in it who were really good at what they wanted to do. they knew how to move the levers and they made changes that impacted the commercial sector and the bilateral financial relationship. and now coming in, the, the buying administration knows who are the americas people for the trump team. and to do this 6 days before trunk comes into office. they know what the reaction is going to be. they know members of congress and it's not just republicans, it's democrats and republicans in florida, particularly who have come out and condemn this. and from my perspective, my little world, which is business, you know,

company is gonna change what they're doing because buying and made some changes that could be reversed in 6 days. so it was just really, you know, and i guess we're all most of sorts. yeah, from cuba, us perspective, it's like they won the lottery 11 and then an hour later someone took the ticket away from them. you're so there's just no one's going to do anything because of these changes and it just made no sense to do them now. watching was just another point and how does this then develop later on in in 2025 will cooler heads at prevail because this has been going on as you know for such a long time when will relations finally and not dependent on who's in the white house, when will it become for, for both americans and cubans? something that, that's not political but,

but more of like schumann and saying that they can interact with each other, seeing each other's land and not have to worry about being arrested when they're home. you know, it, you know, that your, your, your question just bring so many ingredients together with respect to the, to the us cube a relationship. and then the cuba us relationship because it is both ways up, you know, what's going to be, it's going to remain a domestic issue because you have, you know, almost 2000000 people of cuban descent living in the united states. and they're politically active. and the state of florida, florida has more more become republican trump wanted by no 8 points or so this this last time around. but it's still very important. and so it's, it's unlikely that until the cuban government makes some structural changes, we're probably going to continue to,

to have this very strange relationship. and i'll bring one your where the russian