[000:00:00;00] the, the, all of them in the, probably a 1000007 people, the 7 maybe a 1000000 a. but i think all of them, i think they'll be re, settled in areas where they can live a beautiful life and not be worried about dying every day. for us, president on bales, his palm shell, blonde, to relocate all goes in from their loans and take control of the employees. our company overall is the guns. the strips, it's part of that is fine. but i'll send in a box that are to the u. n. r drive to the rejects donald trump is due our reputation. so instead push for the creation of an independent state of palestine plus go secretive secretary of state, marco rubio said in a recent interview,

that multi polarity is a reality. today's reality, it is an interesting statement. no one has heard this from american officials before, but let's see how it will be and practical politics. posting our own table with foreign ministers in law school, thrushes, top diplomats, save the country, is waiting for washington's next move off to the us appears to acknowledge and multiple worlds for the 1st time, the welcome wherever you're catching the news hour from today. this is marty introduction. the us will take over and we build gals up. that's the plums present from present notes, suggesting the entire paula city and populace. b relocated to a neighboring countries of the days. i think there's a good chance to follow them and they would just probably a 1000007 people,

7, maybe a 1000008. but i think all of them i think, going to be resettled in areas where they can live a beautiful life and not be worried about dying every day. it would be my hope that we could do something really nice, really good, where they wouldn't want to return. why would they want to return? the place has been the hell. it's been, it's been one of the meanest. what are the meanest places he bought? and right now it's, it's, i've seen every picture from every angle better than if i were there, and nobody could live there if you have lived there. oh, how moss was quick to reject the entire etc of donald trump's proposal declaring but no states will be allowed to vote occupied palestinian love. and we assume that these statements are aggressive to our people and cause and won't serve to stabilize the region and will only put oil on the fire. we have fun that we all palestinian people and it's living forces will not allow any states in the world to

occupy all land or impose guardianship on our great palestinian people. it's been hours since trump vale his big idea, but it's still hard to wrap your head around, especially for the our world. the former real estate mogul from says the u. s. will take control of gas and wipers clean and turn it into middle east review air um rebuild from the winds with international investment. but 1st he wants to relocate 1500000 gallons to foreign countries and according to trump, everybody loves the idea. well, let's see, power steering president back motor boss didn't hold back call end of latent violation of international law. his message noted please do happens without a palestinian state with is jerusalem as its capital. the palestinian invested or to the un had a town to offer flats. gilles is returning to their original homes inside israel, many of them off the roll where it is placed when israel was found it. let's take

a listen out of country. um, overall is the does the strip it's bought for palestine. we have no home for those who want to send them to a happy, nice place. let them go back, you know, to their original homes inside is right. there was, there are nice places that day will that be happy to return to these places. but trump's real photos isn't the palestinians, it's saudi arabia pays specing big on normalizing ties between is rome and the kingdom. he even claimed this out as did not require a publishing and stay for a deal. but just hours later, we are shop that down the, for the, the can them, of saudi arabia reaffirms its unequivocal rejection of any infringement on the legitimate rights of the palestinian people. whether through is railey settlement policies, land annexation,

or attempts to displace the palestinian people from their land. this on wavering position is non negotiable and not subject to compromises. achieving lasting and just peace is impossible without the palestinian people obtaining their legitimate rights. in accordance with international resolutions, as has been previously clarified to both the former and current us administrations, clearly there awesome all vis. disagreements right now here is where things get interesting. some experts, things this how, let's move gavin's plan might be nothing more than a bargaining chip. a way to push solid is really normalization. and they job to moment back in 20 and 19 trump and it's on yeah, floated westbank annexation and a circled deal of the century. only too widely draw paid for the agreement with a united air being res could history the patient itself? well, we'll have to wait and see. meanwhile, egypt and jordan,

the 2 countries trump suggested should taken gallons, and even remotely on board they've out tried rejected the idea of displacement and land grabs. but there was ponds, as i have to say, happen, notably, measured in balance, perhaps not wanting to raise to asked financial aid. and the backlash isn't just coming from the list. russia, china, germany, spain, islands and the u. k. o we have for and the support for the 2 state solution, the long standing framework. washington itself has backed for decades. the idea and gaza should be part of a future. palestinian stayed alongside, you will divide westbank and china and ones eager to play a role in brooklyn, regional peace has firmly come out to gains trump's plan. let's take a listen. i'm gonna find the china always believes that palestinians govern in palestine is the fundamental principle of post conflict, governance and gaza. we oppose any forced relocation of gods or residents and hope

. the relevant parties will take the gaza ceasefire and post conflict governance as an opportunity to bring the palestine questions back on the right track to a political settlement based on the 2 state solution and to achieve lasting peace in the middle east. this find global outrage, israel's foreign minister has framed this whole force displacement ideas, simple delivered migration, ignoring the fact that gases did not want to leave. and no country in the world wants to take them to. as long as migration occurs through an individual's free will, regardless of the location in the world, and as long as there is a country willing to accept that person. can anyone claim it is immoral? can anyone say it is in humane? is it only moral for any other nation or individual except for palestinians? this is what happens. we see it in all conflicts. and then the reason it's on the whole, if anyone thrilled it's him, he couldn't so praising drums out of the box thinking and then yeah,

whole cold from a man who gets things done not just in full wigs, but as for more years, but back home to be honest, the excitement isn't universal. for many's reasons, the war isn't over, and neither is the fights to bring hostages back home. 79 of the keys still remain in the gases troops. 34 of them, confirmed dad by these really ami. it was there and keep napping that triggered israel's invasion months ago. a war that according to dallas, officials has left over 60000 people that are missing the families of the hostages . we acted without wage and shock reminding both of them. yeah. one from the human lives should be the priority, nope. long term real estate plans and other and pretty, or it costs to swap tons of a israel. him axis far deal is set for saturday, but it's in yahoo is still in washington dc and he might not even be back to use role in time for the families of those still trapped in the gaza strip. this only

defends the fear that they loved ones all sleeping further down the list of priorities. well, the gal that was a central topic of discussion at this week's 14th, middle east conference of the ball dye, international discussion club delegates here in moscow, looked into mediation options as well as the rubrics can play and regional politics . we spoke with the president of the m ritz policy center, a think tank on the sidelines of the event. the shared her perspective found the little trumps plan for gas. that he doesn't send the send the letter, he's fine. he doesn't then the send the police scene initially, the issue that the part of is it r economy acute doesn't then this time, this guy, he looks to things from a like a d. and he has to accomplish it should be known to be accomplished with

this very complicated issue. you cannot say that you points to the dozen people to youtube or, or, or to jordan, creating properties for more countries to me. this from has in when you are going to bring them back. then this is when it's shows that he has no understanding of the agent. pushing those people to jordan border the old but populated by a few decent from theater, from an exhibit booth and the situation they can handle with the egypt home. they have own sort of you do from see the pharmacy for me. and i believe this guy is not my children. tim aquiner succeeded with international relations with politics from a business and in which he doesn't know what the decimal was loose extremist and this guy. okay, those also, that's another issue because since that became

a real $63.00 missed to this collision. we've been at that now we start seeing that violence is successively thing and such elements enlarging, i mean versus the world. it has also 3 things happen, which push to that, i won't say that what happened is that right? it wasn't right. because of how much did it destroyed the philistines themselves, rather than that, is that all you need that perhaps you need the international community on that wasn't the point of staying in as well. most of dallas as robert hospital is just the point i to help being forced to shift on thousands left with i'd like 7th or the you and reports less than half of the encrypts 36 hospitals or even partially operational with the rest raised to the ground. come out and one hospital was the main medical facility in northern gallons. a local journalist,

romeo mccarty visited what remains of the building for us. we are now as the emergency department of that come out of the line hospital. a nosing goal is us trip. this emergency department, along with other deposits have been completely destroyed and damaged because of the must have is really our me actions the hospital has the and i feel so sad as we did . don't think that the destruction would be those bad when we evacuated. it seems they wanted to wipe the, come out with one hospital, which stood as a landmark off the map. this hospital has been all was serving the pediatric and maternity not only for the review g cup of the valley of it's also for the other towns of the northern gauze. this trip including the bates. i have bates known and evaluated down in the northern gauze as trip we are now heading for the be deactivated department,

and particularly the on to beta. this is the department that was the department of the video networks that served the children of the nosing, galls us dread before the israeli army actions at coast. this must have destruction of the hospitals as we are, is able to see now we are, we are in the incubator department that was at serving get the bid yet directs to the the ones who are the babies. and for the nosing garza strep, as you might see, the destruction is upper intent to clear. and every corner of this particular department of the hospital that has been completely or partially damaged because of the as a leak army actions over the past 3 months. as you might see here,

yes, these are the remains of the hospitals, particularly the incubator, right at this place. that's the scene. that's the scene totaled the best patient off of the main hospitals that served the nose in gauze us trip towers in terms of the jet tricks and maternity for the population. here who are debated up to about 500000 palestinians, not only the destruction, but also the human sloughs as 70 the. so now including doctors, nurses, and other stuff. workers have been actually killed during the as really massive operations against the hospital in the past. the 3 months also actually $68.00 1st . so now have been detained by the israeli army, including the chief of the hospital. dr. her some of the stuff the that is the

situation of the come out, how do i in the hospital as you might have seen, all the sections of the hospital have been already damaged a, they're completely are mainly completely on spatially. we also discussed the us presidents displacement goals with the head of the center for strategic studies of the university of jordan. one of the countries with a trump team, one sconces to relocate. i was to say the least this is not the least illegally, illegal to displace people is and by international law and international events around law. this is forbidden by the un charter and by the own, uh, united nations, all documents and agreements and parties agree to. and 2nd, it is a certainly crazy ideas, but to solve the problem, you know, sometimes a certain countries like they have something different than these things that they

can phase of or the to the way they wanted it to be. and they forget tend to forget about people's well and people's readings and people's determinations to the other thing is, refuse to leave the country and that number that's that they did not leave it as under the war. so the not to leave it at that to go so you know, jordan as far as the states and place that they might, those wanted to send that to from us agents and root countries clearly and out loud, clear and loud. this is not allows, this is not happening cuz it's not permitted. there was the meeting a few days ago in cairo and scroll lane as it by the 6th. so leading our campaigns on the issue and the lease situation is very clear. everyone is there using this a plan, and i think this plan is just a blog is not going to happen. i don't think this is for the whole thing. you know, we just the end of the phase one and my understanding of this as far as about is really getting the false it is. i think the process in the way so by the time

hostages are back up, the new plans and the new phases will be stopping. and i think, you know, the displacement of the 15 store the announcement of that this particular time as meant also to set the stage for the next phases. so and just to sum it up in a very simple let explain answer. i think the shoes or the cease fire are highly likely is going to collapse the. 2 2 the well, i agree response to the trump club, ritz in washington to, to the straits, to express their condemnation of benjamin netanyahu, who was visiting the us. they counted the guests that is not for sale and accused these really prime minister of war crimes yelling that they should be in the hague instead of being american capital. currently,

some members of the local jewish community also joined in the protest, accusing mister netanyahu of using religion to justify the idea sold on the and me well also attending the fall like conference was, i'll julian, political journalist, academic dean, katia, who sees that relocation plan is unacceptable for palestinians on may lead to more thousands deciding to take up arms for their loved i don't see any winnings message from these that i decided to stick on the agreement that a lot of a lot of resistance within the is only the government, especially from the hope so within the i think of a month, i see that there's a lot of attempts for us up with audrey disagreement funds. unfortunately, i think that's it. we love it to view some research the very sort of what so nevertheless a fever. so i've seen in sweets spence for deadra,

right on on guns on done they, they would continue with the, the fight if needed. don't forget that. so donald trump is behind behind the bronze, a quote around agreements that he strips sticks. and the idea that this plan should work regarding his announcement, the on guy. so i think uh, i think people should take that very seriously. because if we don't, we do a lower the expectation of the public between on so low and the expectations of the international community and uh, and push them to accept the unbearable, the unacceptable, this decision is totally unacceptable. it's a lot of dying and guys, off people are fighting, also fall goes on for the loan and the land, the martyrs to us in the meet the least of the truth, month or 2 every one. so we should not as an international community,

we should not accept this kind of 4 or 4 quotes. moscow was still waiting for the 1st steps from washington to discuss a resolution to the ukraine conflict. but its recognition of a multi point, a world is a positive step that's according to russia's top, diplomats, the circle of rough who's hosted a running table discussion with foreign ministers in law school. the best most of them, cuz we'll just, let's see how the new donald trump administration will act. new secretary of state, marco rubio said in a recent interview, that multi polarity is a reality. today's reality, it is an interesting statement. no one has heard this from american officials before, but let's see how it will be and practical politics. russian for administer a survey law prov, discussed a plethora of issues. but of course the topic that dominated the conversation was one of cancel culture. as that is something that russia has been dealing with for the past few years, now we emphasize the need to wait and see how the new trump administration will be

active. as you have american politicians such as marc rubio now coming out saying that multiply ready is a reality. of course, that is something that you rarely hear come in from the united states. so the law problem emphasizes the need to wait and see how the united states will be acting from now on. and when talking about the conflict in ukraine, he emphasized that one of prussia has made demands, which is for nato not to expend east. 4th, was completely ignored, especially by the biden administration. but it seems like russia's top diplomat believes that good things come in with the new american leadership. he highlighted that the washington is given size, that it is currently ready. finally, for a serious discussion, we avoid conflict with those problems. any conflict in order to be resolved, must be analyzed from the point of view of its root causes, and then practical steps must be developed to eliminate these root cause is the

root causes a conscious, long term desire, and not just a desire for practical actions to create direct military threats to the russian federation on our borders on the territory of ukraine, drawing it into native williams. we have spoken about this many times made warnings . we demanded that natal finally fulfill its obligations all in vain. look it up suddenly for the 1st time president trump in one of his 1st speech is criticizing the bite and administration's position on the ukrainian crisis. directly said that one of the main mistakes was drawing ukraine into nato. and that of trumpet been president for the last 4 years. this would not have happened and there would have been no conflict. for the 1st time, a western leader, the leader of the united states, the leader, therefore of the entire western world. it was said these words which we in general welcomed because for the 1st time the nato problem was identified as

something that we are ready to discuss. seriously. he went on to mention that an attempt to abolish the laws of international law is evidence in the us as policies, for example, ignoring the choices of the people of done boss and crimea and voting to joined russia due to nazism in ukraine. or another example is he also stated that this culture of abolishing international law is evident in the middle east. and with that he gave the example of gaza. how now there is a discussion in the us of turn calls into some sort of resort and expel it's residents who to be able to play. you will see what you cancel. culture also manifested in the cancellation of the security council resolution that approve the minutes agreements. these method of action and by our western colleagues is not unique to ukraine. the culture of cancellation, including the cancellation of international law, is manifested especially clearly now in relation to the situation in the middle

east. when the security council decision is recognized by everyone, without exception, a month or a month and a half ago as the basis for actions to create a palestinian state was simply canceled issue, president trump said that all residents should be withdrawn from gaza. let it be jordan, egypt. they have a lot of land, let them re settle these one and a half to 2 minute and people there besides the and gaza will be made into a resort just really small. this follows other decisions that president trump made in his 1st term, such as, for example, recognizing the golan heights, as, as railing in the you, in general assembly in the security council made other decisions. these decisions were canceled till the end while talking about the middle east. he went on to mention trump's decisions in his 1st term. for example, saying that the golan heights are, is really, or another example of cancel culture that he gave is the fact that the west has been trying to cancel a rational cultural events band,

russian athletes or bullish the russian orthodox church. now, abolishing just as he says, that no investigation was done when it comes to the quote in ukraine or the burning in other sites 2014 or even the 5. the 2 days after a russian troops withdrew from ki, of suddenly thousands of dead bodies appeared. now he says that russia has been trying to get the names of the bodies that should be part of an investigation. but of course, that was to no avail, even after appealing to the un human rights office when it comes to the noise from pipeline. well, sweden and denmark can seem to find the reason behind the sabotage. germany continues and investigation, but he's presenting absolutely nothing. or again, the cancellation of russian media, where only one point of view can be broadcast as in the west, or the fact that no one really reacts to the murders of russian journalist by ukraine. now, despite all of the still us, okay,

law profs trust that many are not threatened by the western continue to cooperate with russia even culturally. for example, when it comes to bricks, events, and all in all, it seems that in his face survey law, prov, highlighted western hypocrisy. but also it seems that he hinted that there might be some good light at the end of the tunnel with the new administration in the white house of the most burials are underway in the city of gomez and the democratic republic of the congo following flashes between m. 23 militants, and the army for trade shows workers in protective gear, preparing a huge mix shift symmetry following the caird ceasefire. the m 43, who sees control over the civic last week when they are restoring basic services. while the d. r. c's communications minister was reported the depths of around 2000 people, as well as one of the world's largest displaced populations with over 7000000

affected civilians are dropping with overflowing more rugs, as well as fears of disease spending. the d. r. c has accused for one, the barking and 23, and the surgeons in goma. we heard from a spokesman for the rwandan government to offered his insights on the tents by now . mix between k galle audits neighbor this. ringback to be something that the dear c officials have really become fixed about that in placing the blame on all the people instead of taking responsibility for governance and security in the territory. what one is doing right now is assuring of that out of borders. i defended, and then i'll people say, we have a security threat. aloha bowed up. that has been created by the d. r. c. failing to address the issue of f. the alarm, the general see there are several investor genocide and there are no fighting alongside the d. r. c forces to kill the people and also to talk wonder we have to

defend ourselves against this. the d. r. c has stick responsibility for its own territory and the old people must fight to them. we can see what he wants to say. we have been very consistent about these little miniature solution. so the conflicts in eastern new york but can only be a political process led by the regions led by the african union to get us out of this conflict that has taken too long. and we want more than just talk handshakes and sort of as soon as you want real action on the ground. the d r. c has no political will to implement things agreed upon. and the stocks he mentioned, the present government i'm going to the one to hold for when the d r. c continues to violate the ceasefire continues to attack. you told people and killed its own people. what we understand is but the situation established the m $23.00 has declared a cease fire or you left will cease fire the takes will 2 days. that's a good thing. the gun this um,

the can't have done this for the military reasons. that's very good. so that life can be get back to normal and also this give space for the political dialogue to continue so that we get back on the path to, to, to solution. but we're hoping that to be the less because we need it. uh, you know, but uh, during the fighting and go my we lost 16 people says close for the showing the police offices will direct t, talking us shooting into one of the from the airport. we lost 16 people and those property those damaged. so we happy to hear that there's a fee file and that they said increased security in goma, increase safety, falls for civilians. so that's something that we are happy about the actual because that's what they can do, i guess. i don't think i don't know is contrast is interested in, in the ending the school. and if they're interested in finally talking to the old people to enter the 3 and resulting this through

a political process. and the full correspond of whether or not to run the troops. i am the dear. see. oops, curious, a big question of why would there needs to be any kind of action like that? it's because one of the legitimate security interest, i'm not taking into account to kind of take it seriously. we have troops defense, the phone on board is defending our borders and ensuring ensuring that nothing comes comes across with the immune in a few minutes. attacks from the machine, we also have an offensive culture so that anything that comes across the border is dealt with before it gets to the border. we have the funding oh territory and ensuring that the conflict doesn't spill over onto the ball side of the water and, and home loans and everyone who lives here. so that's our responsibility. and this is what the present has been trying to get across all along the hideous reality of concentration camps in world war 2 has been well documented. and rightly so,