the, the, the u. k. claims, lot of the put in the is the one with using to negotiate piece with the tray, the spot mazda, repeatedly stating, otherwise, we look forward to working with bart allies to diplomatically with charles, to look at all options. out of us defense secretary refuses to rudolf putting american boots on the ground in guidance, and that's not the dominant strong. propose this to be the medians of pa, the cdns from band trade low polls. say that wouldn't go anywhere with all the fights for them. but we are determined to make your life here. we don't want to be forced to immigrate abroad. forcing the population out, they should never become a reality in the flesh. we will stay in our country and are not going to leave it.

i know, but in the west bank id have raised thousands of debts to thousands of people at this place from their homes. the mayor of one of the most effective towns here is that he's ready and next ation is now just around the corner. for the, i mean, my greatest fear is that it will eventually cover the entire westbank. this in turn, will fully painting the way for the annexation of vast areas of the west bank. and this is exactly what is happening now. the kind of the welcome to our teaching option and you sent out what the latest updates of michael point, you know, despite had increasingly bleak picture for ukraine on the battlefields. the gates still insist that they must be no peace negotiations with moscow at a cold came from london to stop different,

much during his late to strip the key at it's still our assessment that through to him shows no desire to negotiate at all. at this point in time, so we continue to support you to the max. and as you fight the surrender as well, well, this is actually his 5th visit there, as he proudly said. and he even said both friends might get a bit jealous. let's not talk about it too much. and he was, of course, there to reiterate, once again, the u. k. support for ukraine, and he also announced some more financial aid that will be coming you claims way. and that will be to the tune of $68700000.00. and now in total, that brings the case commitments since the beginning of the conflict to $1200000000.00 of tenure. imagine what the pay could have done to improve lives for their own citizens in the u. k. but nope, it's going to the ukraine. and again, they're saying that the pay stands behind the ukraine,

and they will do their best to help them. and they're insisting that this is the way that they should go about it because most go is not interested in any negotiation whatsoever, which is an out right lie and is absolutely ridiculous of this point. we'll just focus also through that. and i mean, we've reported so many times about them appear to she has always basically said, if i'm ready, so with that new one just for one to some kind of the big moments. the exactly, that's what we're saying is an outright lie because anyone to look this up, this is not just us saying it arts, he's saying that will must go say that it was, it was either reported in the western mainstream media time and time again. but the most important, the fact is that when this conference began just 2 months, and so it, russian and ukrainian negotiators made a deal in as symbol. and it was the u. k that actually sabotaged the forest johnson, who was the british prime minister at the time. just so happens to be in the care of that april. and it was after his visit that the deal fell through and everyone knows about it. these are facts. so that's what we're saying,

that when comes to dave alignment, when it comes to that u. k, they do not have a quite as best interest at heart. and they're not looking for ukraine to come to an agreement. but also when you think about it, there is the key question, blood am i putting those when same time and time again, he is willing to negotiate at least 5 times in the last 6 months, including just last week. but the main issue is, who sees you negotiate with at this point, just to be, to go to most of you can negotiate with anyone, but zalinski as the legitimate he has no right to sign anything. but if he wants to take part in the negotiations, i will send people who will conduct these negotiations. the issue is the final signing of the documents. this is a very serious issue that should guarantee security for ukraine and russia with a serious long term historical perspective. and there can't be a single slip. everything should be polished, but in accordance with the constitution of ukraine, the president of ukraine, even under martial law,

does not have the right to extend his powers. only representative authorities have the right to extend their powers, which is only the right of the countries parliament. and the president only has a 5 year term that's it and nothing else. further, his powers are transferred to the chairman of the rot. but if there is a desire to negotiate and find compromise solutions, let anyone negotiate there. so naturally we will strive to achieve what suits us, which corresponds to our interest in terms of signing documents. everything should be done in such a way that lawyers confirm to us the legitimacy of those people who be authorized by the ukrainian state to sign these agreements. now the reason this is important is because even if most go does reach an agreement, at some point the west could come in and say, well, we're not accepting this deal because it was signed with the price of who has no powers at the time to sign it even someone from the cleaning parliament could do that. so they need to establish who is actually in or 40 to has the powers to be

able to sign the kind of document when, of course, the one us allows them to do that. you talked about kind of the big takeaways, what do you pay for? and so she said once she was in kids, but what the, any of the things that may be cool you, i think labor, the headlines will definitely most go headlines because we do know that russians know their history quite well. and he did say something that was quite puzzling, as he was talking about in place and the british prime minister renewal of their a 100 here, a partnership, which is basically means that the ukraine and the u. k. are now and it's for the long, whole a 100 years together for better or for worse, most likely it will be for worse. in both cases. he said that actually their relationship goes back a 1000 years. and i mean, this raised a few eyebrows in particular, and most of this is what he had to say. and most goes response to that. a 1000 years ago, they were ukranian friends. this is marrying into the british royal family offices, a historic relationship, a european relationship built over decades generation centuries. british

foreign secretary, david lam, a, the british ukrainian partnership dates back thousands of years and has its roots in the foothills of the egyptian pyramids. why so little time? maybe you also hunted abroad to source together. so clearly history, there is no david line, a strong points and not even recent history. because again, as we've said, they know that vladimir putin and moscow are open. so in the go sedation is just that they don't want him to go see you soon by they, i mean they, you take and the west, and that's why they're in system in and almost like i said, brain walsh and white. so make sure that you claim does not reach a deal. now going on the ground host option read times, the claims of the money, the you case pouring into your grade is coming at the expense of people by co, a spray difficult to understand how it benefits britain in any way. i

suppose it benefits the leads of britain use them to gain. i mean, to go to remember that we were talking about the amount of money that the united kingdom is getting to dictate to zalinski on this visit to kia. have you noticed another 55000000 pounds? this is a country, britain with 20 percent of all children face going hungry at night. the latest figures from the trust will just say 9310000 people go hungry base hunger. and this is where the money is being forwarded in. at the same time as the united kingdom sends resolutely against peace negotiations. i think the time is obviously running out for this dictator as a lensky. yeah, you should be know too, because there's no freedom of speech in breaking the british. people are unaware of all these arguments because the, you can't really say things like is a dictator in britain,

so they won't hear about it in britain that there are goals for the, for elections in ukraine. it's quite amazing unit. remember that there is no freedom of speech as they go hungry in britain at night to the south, sanctioning of energy supplies, and all manner of things from russia. i mean, they just thrown a diplomat out. i understand in the past few hours from the russian embassy in london. so britain just hasn't got the script from washington. i don't think the trunk is very much, but uh, of course, the drum for his box. you're getting completely false information from his national security adviser. mike waltz about whom we joke about him going on the ground on saturday because there is some room is that he may be going because he's reading all the information to the little trump, who clearly thinks that the sanction somehow some way to leverage the russian government to over at ukraine as restaurant daily wins the war and to

the middle east. now donald trump insist that no us soldiers will be needed for his plan to be evict millions of policy unions from guys by his defense secretary appear to contradict that claim. saying that nothing is off the table. are you working on the president right now? the president is involved in very complex and high level negotiations, agree consequences to both united states and the state of israel. and we look forward to working with our allies. our counterparts spoke diplomatically militarily to look at all options, but we certainly would not get ahead of the president, provided details about what we may or may not doing that it was that to meeting with bantam and it's in yahoo! on tuesday, the us president, 1st voice his bombshell time, the transform guys back into a review. out of the mid least. what i would mean relocating nearly to medium pa the students. the spot is causing oper. our white house officials have continued to

defend the proposal dumping it general's and unique while it seems locals in the in buckled enclave hiring to convince the bottom of the shipment on a particular um, the northern pod was mostly destroyed. but we are determined to make our life here . we don't want to be forced to immigrate abroad trunks or take israelis back to argentina, france or germany, where they originally came from the we are palestinians. we are staying in our homeland. what the hell? so here is it is true that it has become impossible to live in gaza off to the world, but forcing the population out, they should never become a reality. the population here has returned already to their homes, often having been displaced. my home has been bombarded and completely destroyed. right now, i'm going to put up a 10 type of rubble and never go back to the south where i lived as a displaced majority of fellow city and said that gauze as trip reject the remarks by doing that it's on the president of the united states yesterday and what should to them hinted as

a possibility that palestinians of the gods this web could be transferred to outside of the territory. we are now in one of the households in gaza. city where the house has been grossly damaged because of the latest. as rite aid a war on the territory, as you might see, this policy and family that is made up of 7 members live under a crack down ceiling. the ceiling is a crack down. they managed to repair some of the home, some parts of the home, including this room and to live and good to buy this policy and family alone the laundry. so thousands of others and garza whose homes have been lost or damaged because of the war are seemingly determined to get to buy and live here. despite the widespread destruction and damage. they have been inflected because of

the as why 80 war assemblies are but edna, we will stay in our country and are not going to leave it. thanks god, we remain steadfast till the last moment. we are staying in our home and will not listen to any one. this is our homeland, which we will never leave a. mr hodges, i'm trump's remarks may be valid for those arab countries that are subordinate to him, not for the palestinian people. we did not flee to the south and we are not going to leave our homes now. i mean, we are residents of northern gaza when israel dropped leaflets on us to leave to the south. we did not move. we are not going to leave palestine, you know, totally this family, all these families, majority of palestinians, hey, are, and the territory rejected the remarks of a drum. and they say that what ever happens and the territory, they will not leave their places at any rate. this goes with what with the why, the important politic is that, that the goal is this trip is

a part of the occupied follow cd until the thread which is around to cover back a 1967 and according to an eye to nations that result solution to for, to, as around most where the draw from gaza, westbank and east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own rami i read r e r t from one of the policy the. and samuel is our households and goes, i city now is ready for is ever put it be blowing up a storage facility driven a raid in the west bank city of near bloss. now video speculating on social media apparently shows the aftermath of the incident id of troops i set to have to onto the area carried out the destination and detained a policy in my well, i tuesdays meeting with mentioned yahoo trump was that not just about his plans

forgot that, but also for the west back of the president promised to that's an announcement letting out washington's position will be made shortly for is really the scenario areas we've many believe. well, we're discussing that with many of your representatives, you're represented very well. and people do like the idea, but we, we haven't taken a position on it yet, but we will be will be making an announcement probably on that very specific topic over the next 4 weeks. now each row is 18 days into the military operation in west back and since then we have seen drilling strikes range, demolitions and the rest the local homes have also fallen victim to. is there any subclass? now the idea of says is conducting the offensive code named iron water to ensure

security in the area. now let's take a look at the human poll. this has all taken on the issues we're talking about now at least the 2 policy names, including a child, were reportedly detained on wednesday alone, a to set, but at least $25.00 people have been killed since the end of last month, plus around a $118.00 homes had been destroyed. the mayor of the city of janine told us that the ideas, primary goal is to push out the pa, the students a lot. and did you mean sort of how the residents of jeanine have become accustomed to this type of incursion? they have gained experience in dealing with them, but the length of this incursion has honestly exhausted even the reserves that people have prepared water or food supplies, which are now running out. so my calculations are if this operation continues for another week or 2 or 3, what when we do honestly, after 15 days,

no military or security objectives have been achieved. this is something we're observing from what the israeli army publishes and it statements. what they talk about is merely seizing a pistol, a rifle, or an explosive device somewhere. honestly, this is a security failure. it is a logical to conduct an operation of this magnitude just to chase after one or 2 rifles. the reality is that it is clear, this operation is a political one and then when you destroy all people's properties and everything in their lives, you are pushing them in a dramatic way towards force displacement. in addition to what i mentioned, it seems that this operation is also expanding. my greatest fear is that it will eventually cover the entire westbank within this in turn, while fully paving the way for the annexation of vast areas of the west bank. and this is exactly what is happening now. the statements from the new us administration make this very clear. furthermore, it seems that this operation has received the american green light,

especially since it coincided with the very next day after the new administration took office in washington to be was still valid. let us in the west bank interrupted after the initial 2023 have master type on easel. now let's step back and look at the broader picture of the impact in here. now since october, the 7th, 2 years ago, over 900 palestinians had been killed in the west bank and more than 7000 had been wounded. that's not just by the idea but all so he's registered to us. this is all according to the health ministry officials, then over 3000, while expedients have been detained and held in custody. now though, in recent weeks, spots of fund exchange deal with him, us. some prisoners have been released and the mirror of janine is wanting of as too many terry and crisis us, water supplies and other critical facilities have frequently been talking to to sleep and probably to come see me. besides, nearly 50 percent of the city is affected due to the side of well going out of

service. this well supplies a significant portion of the city in the camp. from the 1st day of the incursion, the pipeline supplying this well were targeted as a result, entire neighborhoods in the western parts of the city. along with the camp are suffering from water shortages. we knew we were going to face this crisis and today it has worse and even those who had stored water have now run out. in the last 6 months, we have had to prioritize either we rebuild infrastructure like roads, or we focus solely on restoring essential services. we prioritize urgent services, even before this latest incursion. 40 percent of the infrastructure in the camp and city was already destroyed. specifically, regarding the roads and sewage networks, they were completely destroyed. as a result, we had to choose between restoring essential services or rebuilding the entire infrastructure. these are civilian structures and the civilian homes. nothing more . dozens of families lived there more than 80 families in the block that was bomb

to the bottom. i am talking about more than 400 people who were civilians like children, women, and the elderly. but any who are living in that place is the goal of this pattern just to make the camp uninhabitable. i can now confirm that if the occupation forces withdrew at this moment, no palestinian would be able to return and live in jenin refugee camp for at least 6 months to a year. even if reconstruction began immediately. and if we are unable to allocate the necessary funds and resources for its reconstruction, the situation will be even worse. and this would be as early as have implemented, a model designed to make this geographic area unlivable. as for those whose homes were demolished, a large number of them were forcibly evacuated, a gun point before the destruction took place. i confirmed that 15000 people have been displaced from the camp. that was all these 15000 people left with nothing the, i mean not even their belongings. they fled with only the clothes they were wearing,

but they had been scattered. about 2 thirds of them are in rural areas around the city. while $6000.00 displaced individuals remain inside the city itself off of the level. now when the westbank city of napa, us board member of the policy didn't general union of women, they also all fresh ink has been released from the tests and not to be in the rest of the bodies. ready forces. now already had the opportunity to hear from the asa about high time behind bars. and our ongoing commitments showed a book, se in active is the multiple listing of women. hello says if he can turn off the ones below. i'm originally from he brings, but i got married a novelist. i own a private business, a book store, opposite my house. i also engage in women's rights activities, focusing on issues like gender based violence, child protection, child marriage and adolescent issues. and i worked to educate and raise awareness among palestinian women and children through voluntary efforts was previously briefly detained, twice or only for interrogation once in 1989 on the other time in 1983. and he

brought there one mind a cases just interrogations. but this time it was different. it started on the 26th of september last year. it was a tuesday night who was sleeping when suddenly we had loud noises surrounding the house. my husband and i along with the children, work up to see what was happening. then we realized that soldiers are pounding on the door, trying to break it down when they entered they awesome my id was standing there with my daughter, my son, and my husband. at that moment, i had a feeling they were coming see me. even though my husband had been arrested multiple times before about 5 times. so while i was shocked, i kept my composure because after world this is the occupation. anything can be expected. they took my id, can find my name and told me to bring my phone. they have female soldiers with them, and the entire house was full of soldiers smashing doors and searching everywhere outside the military vehicles which has surrounded the entire area. the female soldiers entered my room and told him to get dressed,

bring my id and phone and come with them circle dress. of course, the initial shop was intense. no matter how strong you bought. the situation is not easy. with an i accepted it. i was being arrested, i have to go. i said good bye to my husband and children, and they immediately took me in a military vehicle. the transported me to the military company, novelist was left on the ground. my hands and legs shackled. my eyes and the dots between the military barks. i wasn't place in the room, no food, no water until around 2 am then and is ready intelligence vehicle arrived. we put me in it, disclose it by female soldiers and took me to the house. you are in prison, it's as, as a transit points, especially for female detainees accused of security fences. before this went on with, the 1st thing they accuse me off was being a threat to state security and administrative detainee. administrative detention means they have a secret file on you. you turned on your charges or what's refused off. they simply claim you are dangerous to the state. insisted that my activism pressed the front, so i rejected all of their occupations. i told them i was an elderly woman with

grandchildren, family under business was not that dangerous and who were involved in any political activities, but it didn't matter. they had already prepared a secret file. this was the justification replacing the under administrative detention because they have nerve neutrons against me. i spent 4 days alone and a so the feed was terrible. the treatment even wash the bed was just the metal frame. no mattress, no blankets. i stopped the wearing the same clothes i was arrested and luckily it was late summer. so i had a light jacket over a short sleeve shirts. they gave us over food rice mixed with peas and thomas imagined eating harmless with the heat mixed into rice with peas. it was inevitable once they gave me a boiled egg for when i tried to open, it was black inside the cooked. but i have to eat, i have to survive in prison. you must challenge yourself, especially when it comes to house. if you get sick, you were in real trouble. there is no treatment after 4 days to learn, not so. on the 5th day, a golf came and said, we are transferring you to diamond prison and how to get not thought of can

estimate signing the applause. when i arrived at the diamond woman's present, the strip searched me the gospel, cruel, and humiliating. they took off my clothes and gave me prison uniforms. even my shoes. they replaced them with plastics. liquors after 4 months of wearing those plastic slip as many of us developed joint pain. when i was released, i threw those things away. i didn't want to keep anything from the prison. the trip such as were humiliating and men to degrade us. i tried to resist, but when i did the custom insulted me, they pushed us aggressively and humiliated us at every step. they yanked off ahead scouts to expose on her, particularly when male soldiers were present to provoke us. whenever they took us to quote the drug test pushing was fine with me. past me, i was never beaten, but many detainees were women arrested at check points throughout the jordan border were often beaten for us administrative detainees. they treated as harshly pulling on hancock so tight beats that the cut into our breasts, if we felt the mocked,

are saying, oh, did you full get up? the treat stuff this way because we were administered to detainees. they could hold us without charges for as long as they wanted. then they took me in for another round of interrogation with intelligence officers. they repeated the same accusations. you were dangerous, you were threats and so on. i denied everything, but they had already made up their minds. they told me we have decided to keep you under administrative detention to charges. a confirmed, honestly, i was surprised as you are usually when they arrest someone they fabricate a charge. but my case, we have nothing. the goal is to keep as many palestinians in prison as possible to full of collective punishment. unlike theirs with formal charges who go to trial and eventually get released. administered to detainees, remaining present indefinitely without knowing why, when they moved us to earth at present before our release, they told us to phones is still open. we can bring it back at any time. the real reason for administrative attention is that they want to ensure as many palestinians as possible remain imprisoned, especially during war time. for every 100, they release, they arrest 100 more. when i left,

they were only 10 women left in diamond prison. now there are 15 or 6 seen as long as there is occupation. there will be arrests. i remember one time my husband was accused simply because of someone claim based on helping farmers harvest olives, alongside international activists. they considered this a threats that was enough for an arrest. now, they don't even bother fabricating these types of charges, but just detain people. and definitely when i was 1st looked to my cell, i felt i was about to break by told myself no, i need to stay strong. i have to get through this the conditions with sophie on sparks and a disgusting toilet. but i kept telling myself, i will enjoy this. i will not let them break me. even though i was exhausted and have no food, i stayed strong. i would talk to myself to keep my spirits up. i truly hope this is my last time being arrested. bought in an occupies land, you never know what will happen next. a people live under constant the rest of rest . this time, the present conditions were as bad as they were in 1967. before families could

visit prisoners, could receive phone calls, listen to the radio and have books. but we had none of that. the only thing they allowed us was the crown. so we spent our time reading, the kron talking to each other, were just sitting in silence, thinking about our families and worrying about them, but completely cut off from the outside world. it was like being buried alive, and the yellow of the single coil just gets clear that everything has a price. nothing yahoo on the occupation agreed to stop touring cause under time the captives. they wanted something in return. they need to appease. the headline is really lovely that pressures for more power steering killings. it's clear. there's positive to deal with americans. nothing. yahoo has set 2 sites on on exceed the westbank. she wants to claim that there are tears and resistance. best of you can justify cracking down. i mean i believe that is enough, pressure is applied, both are on palestinian. this might not happen. but honestly as you can see, the are been published and new leadership has been weak. so the on the real position might come from the palestinian people themselves. i don't think all

people will accept onyx ation. even with all sufficient onyx ation, israel has never really left the westbank. doki patient is present every day, the army and just whenever they want. i don't think the posting and people will stand for this. there will be protest demonstrations, maybe even a larger movement, and i also expect support from postings in the diaspora. no one will accept this. the posting in people in gaza will rebuild, even if they have to use plastic sheets to survive. in the meantime, people will enjoy it just as they always have, despite the lack of food, despite the destruction that they will not sleeve, they will not be displaced again, the people have cause of the palestinian people, have always been resilient. why still with arch international for all the latest from around the world? thanks for watching the

the ions piano to one but he had to bend ts they then we continue our conversations about different parts of the continent of africa. today we want to have a conversation about c o, p, a on somali, and i say so my, the family because it is important to understand this thing or the concretely now or so mind. yes. so molly, or somebody was color nies by 2 countries. they started in concord, the lower part of the country, headquartered in mogadishu, on the british concord, the up upside bordering the golf, providing that then was called the british, somebody lined at this time of independence. somebody lined up.