u. s. policy of a 2 state solution. he said that he asked is ready to stop into camino fighting in jerusalem. and also he wants to initiate a major package to re build homes in garza, he said to prevent him from capitalizing on reconstruction, in order to rebuild tunnels. and so kimberly hall kits white house correspondent was listening to that and joined us now and kimberly, we heard the president that appearing to refute the suggestion that he is facing increasing criticism, perhaps even division from within his own party to take a stronger position in line with the security and the rights of the palestinians, and all of this the president decline to answer the question about whether or not he is acknowledging the shift in his party, saying that there is no shift in terms of his position. and that is that he firmly believes israel has a right to defend itself, but the challenge for joe biden is that many and his party see us support for israel and not also for the palestinians in equal measure to be somewhat of a prob

u. s. relationship with israel and biden said unequivocally, no, he said that the u. s. policy in his view has not changed when terms of the security of israel period in his words. so while there it does appear to be a shift within the democratic party and you can see it on the streets with dozens of pro palestinian protests throughout the united states in the last $1112.00 days or so. at least from jo biden's perspective. he is not seeing that and what he is saying is he is going to can continue to pursue piece. and as you heard there from in that quote from him or that sound bite from him. his steadfast support for israel remains and he's going to now be working with mahmoud abbas to no surprise perhaps, to pursue some sort of piece moving forward for more longer lasting piece in the region. but the bottom line is he didn't really lay out any sort of definitive roadmap of how the us plans to get there for the update. thanks so much. gabriel is under the correspondence in washington, dc will still add here on out there, risking it all looking for a better life. we beat some of

u. s. foreign policy in the middle east, turns 20 years old. next year. it's called informed comment, and it's a must read blog on this crisis. professor called before we begin, i had a chance to ask senator chris murphy about the biden administration stance on the bloodshed in palestine and israel. do we have tools in our tool kit that can help the u. s. b in flu all this time because we seem to have been in this episode again and again and again. and the question is, do we have more latitude today after the abraham accords? do we have less latitude? what tools do we have? well, as you know, it's harder for us to influence events in israel or in the palestinian territories because of the lack of leadership on both sides that are interested in dialogue. unfortunately, netanyahu has been rewarded politically for moving further away from the palestinian state. equally, hamas has been rewarded for organizing militant opposition to israel, so we don't have the kind of brokers that we used to have in the region to get to a peaceful future. so well, we still ha

u. s. foreign policy. president biden is making it clear ties with germany are more important than a disagreement over a pipeline from russia, and when he comes to the pipeline and us ties to russia. well, the story there gets a little complicate when the freedom group, apparently a u. s. decision has been made to promote stable, predictable ties with russia. but if this includes constant and predictable sanctions, that's not what we need to our viewers on p b s in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with europe preparing to reopen its borders just in time for summer. today the you agreed that the time has come to make it possible again for tourists to visit. the borders are expected to open as early as next week, but only to those who have been fully vaccinated against the corona virus. with the vaccines approved for years here in europe. currently, there are 5 astrazeneca johnson and johnson madana by on take pfizer and the chinese vaccine sign of form. the decision to re open borders would not have been possible without science. if we go back to marc

u. s. policy of his administration from pumps as much as possible and also push rush adolescent interference in cybersecurity. brown, the other hand, there are so many issues at the us and russia need you engage with each other on from the iran nuclear deal to climate change to arms control that it's a meeting is essential. so i think he's balancing it's more involved the imperative and his domestic interest. one would imagine that russia is going to view this very differently to the meeting, of course that you put in had with donald trump. why do you think russia is actually seeing this? so 1st of all, russia seeing it as a positive thing, december greg, that by and the views russia, the global power that needs to be consulted with after months campaign trail, basically to integrating rush into a pariah said that was that pretty bad? be that us soldiers, so rush will feel confident about the status. i don't think there's much of an expectation in moscow and they'll be any major breakthrough from

u. s. policy has really changed and we're hearing from the u. s. yes. they want humanitarian aid into gaza. they want reconstruction money for gaza because going to take a little bit of working out because of course, of the reconstruction material and funds have to eventually go to gaza where mass rule the roost. but what they're not talking about. and there was a briefing of state department reporters with a senior administration official in the last 24 hours and they asked repeatedly, what about the piece process? what are you going to do about the piece process? are you going to reactivate active negotiation between these writings and palestinians? and the questions that came were repeatedly brushed off with no wait, but now our focus is trying to make the seas fall hold. so it seems to me, the original policy is still there, which is basically yes, make things better for the palestinians in the daily lives. but basically keep a lid on this conflict without doing anything to solve it. slow movement, isn't it? ok, thank you. james bass didn't matter,

u. s. foreign policy, president biden is making it clear ties with germany are more important than a disagreement over a pipeline from russia and when he comes to the pipeline and us ties to russia. well, the story there gets a little complicate when you read them. apparently, a u. s. decision has been made to promote stable, predictable ties with russia, berries. this includes constant unpredictable sanctions. that's not what we need are still motionless to our viewers on p b. s. in the united states, into all of you around the world, welcome, we begin to day with europe preparing to reopen its borders just in time for summer . today, the eve agreed that the time has come to make it possible again for tours to visit the borders are expected to open as early as next week, but only to those who have been fully vaccinated against the corona virus. with the vaccines approved for years here in europe. currently, there are 5 astrazeneca johnson and johnson would dare know by on take pfizer and the chinese vaccine sign of form. the decision to reopen borders would not have been possible without science

u. s. foreign policy president biden is making it clear ties with germany are more important than a disagreement over a pipeline from russia, and when he comes to the pipeline and us ties to russia. well, the story there gets a little complicate when you read them, because apparently a u. s. decision has be made to promote stable, predictable ties with russia. but if this includes constant and predictable sanction, that's not what we need to our viewers on p b. s. in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome, we begin the day with europe preparing to reopen its borders just in time for summer. today, the eve agreed that the time has come to make it possible again for tourists to visit the borders are expected to open as early as next week, but only to those who have been fully vaccinated against the corona virus. with the vaccines approved for use here in europe. currently, there are 5 astrazeneca johnson and johnson madana by on take pfizer and the chinese vaccine sign of form. the decision to re open borders would not have been possible without science. if we go back to mar

u. s. policies are allowing for that to happen with respect to this issue. so we're watching very carefully to see what more the us president might say. he will appear in the coming hours in front of the cameras. again, as he appears with south korea leader, he's over a lot of pressure by within his own party to make lasting changes. to see that the inequality that exists in the israeli palestinian conflict is overcome. why does corresponding kimberley hall? kimberly, thanks very much indeed. i want to bring in my one shot or he's, i'll just get a senior political analyst who's joining us live from doha mall. one, the scenes that we saw just within the last hour or so of the, the discussions that happened at the alex i'm most compound. that's exactly the kind of thing i would imagine that people are going to be watching very closely to see if that becomes another trigger point for yet another break of violence. absolutely, and i would probably frame it slightly differently in the sense that the palestinians, the struggle for freedom from occupation when take

policy toward israel? i wouldn't necessarily see it as a shift with the u. s. government and its policies towards israel, the, the progressive wing of the democratic party while it's growing, it's still a small segment of, of the democratic party. i think i still think there's bipartisan consensus around and wavering and sort of unconditional support for israeli aggression against palestinian lives. i mean, as echoed by what your other guest is saying, what see he seems to support himself and as he praises bite and in his approach to, to, to what's happening to palestinians and the territories. so while there is sort of new voices that are speaking and i think there has been a considerable media shift, i think the most dramatic shift. and this is where i will challenge the narrative of, of the us as role in the cease fire. i don't believe that the fire was achieved as a result of negotiations purely looking at. do we want to minimize death or not? i think this was israel looking at the situation, looking at the international pressure, the wave of condemnations

u. s. foreign policy, it's having a tremendous impact on domestic politics here at home. erica can be ignored, as you suggested that sort of, you know, i'm saying it's a disconnect. you're saying it's perhaps just a difference of opinion within the democratic party, but what we are seeing is senior politicians, whether they be in the u. s. or abroad, saying with their sleep behind israel. and yet what we're seeing on the streets of places like chicago, new york, washington d. c. london, boca tar paris is lama bad. is people coming out on to the streets in numbers that we haven't seen before in support of the palestinians? president biden contact nor what's happening on the streets of the us right now. whether it be israel or, or black lives matter. he seen the public pressure does influence the way that politicians have to behave and act in the much bigger picture of capitol hill. the house of representatives and the senate. absolutely. and when you see that ground swell of people that the president was in michigan, this week, michigan has one of the largest arab american populations of anywh

u. s. foreign policy that has remained unchanged from the obama to the trump, and now to the biden administration. and talking about us opposition to the natural gas pipeline leaking, russia in germany, which is known as north stream to washington. this is the project as a threat to ukraine, as well as europe's energy security. although the pipeline is almost finished, the u. s. wanted to slap sanctions on companies involved in its construction. but the sanctions were apparently becoming too much of a risk to the u. s. german relationship actually it says reporting that the u. s. will was planning to wave sanctions on the german firms connected to nord street to of this is what nord stream to looks like when i give you kind of an image or a picture of that. it runs parallel to the 1st nord stream pipeline and connects russia in germany via the baltic sea starting in via borg and leading to an already completed terminal in the german state of mecklenburg, western pomeranian, the u. s. is always claimed that the pipeline would make europe to dependent on russian energy. now, according to the axial

u. s. foreign policy. and we see that evidence by the chair of the house foreign affairs committee, congressmen gregory meeks, from new york democrat, who is also calling for a delay in the sale of a 735 mil 1000000 dollar weapon system to israel. again, unprecedented. the israel is the biggest beneficiary of u. s. foreign aid, including military 8 and the region. and now what you're seeing are members of congress who are willing to say this needs to be put on hold until we figure this out. and so this is making it difficult, not only for the president, for his, but for his apparatus, for the secretary of state, tony blank and to be able to adequately engaged. because what you're seeing are democrats who are willing to go out on a limb and say, there is an imbalance in this relationship and it needs to be redirected. al jazeera wrestle said i spoke with the palestinian foreign minister about the international effort to achieve the ceasefire. in an exclusive talk to al jazeera interview, react, malika says

u. s. say that anything they give must not benefit hamas. so those are all the positives and clearly a more cordial tone and the u. s. and the policy, the 30th speaking again. but on the downside for the palestinians. what did secretary blinking not say? well, he didn't say that they were going to be pushing towards a 2 state solution. he didn't say that they would be restarting peace negotiations . pretty clear to me what the u. s. strategy is for now. it's the key things come to put a lid on things. there's no plan at this stage for now to actively restart the thing that might trans sold the conflict. so jane, so please here. there's no indication of that effort which the un like a journal being calling for, to deal with the root of the conflict, the occupation to end the occupation. no, absolutely not. and what is interesting is the u. s. is it a very different place from some of its key allies? remember, that's the thing called the core tete. which the u. s. as part of the pillars of the core test, a russia as a all the e u in the u. n. and certainly the e u and the un, or in a different place from the united states. they say i

u. s. foreign policy that has remained unchanged from the obama to the trump, and now to the biden administration. and talking about us opposition to the natural gas pipeline leaking, russia in germany, which is known as north stream to washington. this is the project as a threat to ukraine, as well as europe's energy security. although the pipeline is almost finished, the u. s. wanted to slap sanctions on companies involved in its construction. but the sanctions were apparently becoming too much of a risk to the u. s. german relationship actually she's reporting that the u. s. will is was planning to wave sanctions on the german firms connected to nord street to of this is what nord stream to looks like when i give you kind of an image, a picture of that. it runs parallel to the 1st nord stream pipeline connects russia in germany via the baltic sea starting and via borg and leading to an already completed terminal in the german state of mecklenburg, western pomeranian, the u. s. is always claimed that the pipeline would make europe to dependent on russian energy. now, according to the axial repo

u. s. foreign policy to has garza is incoherent. large parts of gas, lion rubble, anthony blinking just spoke about. the palestinians deserve to live in dignity. where's the dignity in living in an open air prison, otherwise known as the gas strip, under a israeli and egyptian blockade for 15 years backed by the united states, i mean its entire plan to rebuild. gazda makes no sense. you know, these were us bombs that destroyed large parts of gasser. and most importantly, we've seen this horror show before. there was an identical conflict in 2009, then one in 2012 than one in 2014 and then a recent one. each time gas is rebuilt, dentistry, destroyed, and the, the cycle continues. so there's, i think, a lot of incoherency in terms of us foreign policy. this claim that the united states can't talk to hum os, because the united states is so holy and righteous and won't talk to, you know, evil actors needs to be compared with the, you know, reality that the united states right now is speaking with the taller bon more importantly, this whole talk about how mos being sort of a, an evil actor a

u. s. on a daily basis, the policy and the leadership of the trump administration not only moved the embassy, they merge the 2 into the u. s. embassy, which is now in jerusalem. there's word coming from washington that may be that close to that general is going to be set up again. even if the embassy is going to stay in jerusalem and not move back to tell a be good detailed air with james bay that diplomatic editor. thank you and now a quick word with harry full sit in the gaza strip. there will be some thing announce later on today as far as the palestinians go. secretary clinton alluded to that, but the point i noticed the most in what he said was that will make contributions, but we have to make sure mass doesn't benefit from them. that's exactly what he had said before, and he reiterated here, or least the israel on the ground right before he announces whatever it is he's going to be announcing. so it's a strong message to us that they won't expect to be involved. i can't expect to be involved in any reconstruction that is funded by the americans or with the agency of the americans. the

policy. not just the campaign promises, but the very 1st major speech that the secretary of state anthony blank and made said that the foundation of u. s. foreign policy would be upholding and being a leader with respect to human rights. so it is notable, but there is pushed back in the united states now with respect to investigating whether or not there were human rights violations, whether or not there were crimes committed with respect to israel. and the way their military campaign was conducted in gaza. most recently, i can tell you that the largest israeli lobby group in the united states, known as a pack, has also taken to twitter to respond to the decision and saying that this is outrageous, the demonizes israel. and what they're saying is that essentially the united nations is citing with terrorists over those who are being terrorized. and they accuse the palestinian president my foot abbas to vilify israel over negotiating with peace, our negotiating for peace. i think what this really reflects in what we're seeing as the international level is much like what we've seen at the domestic level here in the united states in recent

u. s. foreign policy traditionalists and the tradition for the past 3 decades has been a 2 state solution. so yeah, it doesn't appear as you say, that there are strong support for pursuing a 2 state solution. but on the other hand, i think it's way premature to be talking about resuming the piece talks. because again, there's so much ra emotionality out there. and the diplomatic dust needs and the physical just needs to settle before you can move onto the prospect for resident reduction in the peace process. right? yep. the negotiations even lower off at this point in time. matthew bradley, great to get your perspective on this. do appreciate that. thanks a lot. thank you so much. what mr. about gucci is the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative and previously said this palestinian information minister. and he says he, us, us to focus on more than just the sci fi put in as the administrator invite them as the daycare is telling us to complete the adopting. there's not the last thing we want them any from anywhere in the world to continue to try to divide in that to try

u. s. foreign policy. and we see that evidence by the chair of the house foreign affairs committee, congressmen gregory meeks, from new york democrat, who is also calling for a delay in the sale of a 735000000 dollar weapon system to israel again, unprecedented. the israel is the biggest beneficiary of us foreign aid, including military 8 and the region. and now what you're seeing are members of congress who are willing to say this needs to be put on hold until we figure this out. and so this is making it difficult, not only for the president, for his, but for his apparatus, for the secretary of state, tony blank and to be able to adequately engaged. because what you're seeing are democrats who are willing to go out on a limb and say, there is an end balance in this relationship and it needs to be redirected on it as wrestle sand. i spoke to the palestinian foreign minister about the international effort to achieve the cease fire in an exclusive talk to all just interview read on magic. you says it's uncle

u. s. re engages with the policy and people in reopens. our consulate in jerusalem will have a lot of work to do together as well. i definitely think and it's a james space in west jerusalem explains how jordan and others in the region have viewed lincoln's visit. jordan has a role the hash might monarchy as the custodian over the religious sites in jerusalem. so that's a particular concern for jordan, for jordan. i mean, they have, i think over the years of the trumpet administration, those 4 years become privately very concerned about the situation. they didn't light the cushion plan. jared cushion of donald trump's son in law's plan for the region. they run nerves by the fact that he was moving away from the traditional status quo. i think they will be encouraged by the fact that century blinking it operate some more traditional type of diplomacy, as does the biden administration as a whole box secretary blinking for now is only focusing on the see spot and keeping the calm. he's not going further and i'm sure jordan would like him to g

u. s. re engages with the policy people in reopens. our consulate in jerusalem will have a lot of work to do together as well. and cotton has pledged half a $1000000000.00 towards garza's postwar reconstruction. the gulf nation readily contributes millions of dollars in humanitarian aid. to the besieged strip. cutter was part of the mediation efforts to secure the ceasefire. broken by egypt. and israeli court has agenda decision on more forced evictions and occupied east jerusalem. there were demonstrations outside the court, 6 palestinian families, and still one could lose their hands less than 3 weeks ago. a similar occasion shiraz bought violence and eventually saw him ask them israel fight each other for 11 days. joe biden was ordered us intelligence agencies to report back on the origins of the corona virus within 3 months. it's an indication the administration is seriously considering the possibility the virus accident can meet from a chinese lab. some accept the theory that across the humans from an animal. australia is 2nd, mos

u. s. official. and they've been telling me that even if by then is in the office, the foreign policy in the u. s. is not succeeded by one president whose office and institutional thing, and they believe that israel is, has the most priority when it comes to the conflict when it comes to the u. s. so there is a lot of frustration when it comes to the international community. i specifically the united states, but also there's frustration directed that the paulson in the 40 some here were telling me that they didn't hear many palestinian officials comments during the israeli bombardment on the gaza strip. they believe that they would help them in the force he was irrelevant. and they said that now they are trying to pick the truth of the ship, no magic average. but they were saying to me that this when the pass of the palestinian president more about negotiations negotiations, but they don't see the reality under occupation. changing the legal agree supplements are the subtler attacks against palestinians are also on the rise, according to you and figures. and also the nightly rates we've seen since

u. s. media cycle much more than you might normally think. normally for foreign policy issues, don't get a lot of attention in the u. s. media, but this is constantly been one of the top stories here in the united states. so joe biden, his administration has not been able to run away from this. and i reach that realization early this week in terms of the bigger picture about the region 2 state solution. but beyond that, it's unclear if now joe biden is going to turn more of his attention to medium and long term potential piece in the region. or if he's got just wants to simply reach a de escalation and a ceasefire, and then he's going to back out for a while. that's the part that is still quite frankly unclear. gabriel is under. thank you very much indeed. and just a reminder that we're talking about this sees fall that's been announced for garza and between israel and, and i'm us and israeli cabinet saint said the cause of truth was proposed by egypt and will be quote, mutual and unconditional. the statement goes on to say that the hour has yet to be agreed. although w

u. s. on a daily basis. the policy and the leadership of the trump administration not only moved the embassy, they merge the 2 into the u. s. embassy, which is now in jerusalem that were coming from washington, that maybe that consulate general is going to be set up again. even if the embassy is going to stay in jerusalem, the not move back to tell a be good, detailed air with james bay that diplomatic editor. thank you. and now a quick word with harry full sit in the gaza strip. there will be some thing announce later on today as far as the palestinians go, secretary clinton alluded to that, but the point i noticed the most in what he said was that will make contributions. but we have to make sure.

u. s. re engages with the policy people in reopens are constantly jerusalem, will have a lot of work to do together as well. meanwhile, katara has pledged half a $1000000000.00 towards garza's reconstruction. the energy rich gulf state regularly contributes millions of dollars in the humanitarian aid to the besieged strip. cutter was part of mediation efforts to secure the cease fire brokers by egypt. well, the prospect of more palestinian families being forced from their homes, continues to cast a shadow in occupied jerusalem and israeli court adjourned a decision on forced evictions in the neighbourhood of sil, one less than 3 weeks ago. a similar case and check gera, spot violence, that led to 11 days of conflict between us and israel. and con, report. the more use of force by israeli police on the streets have occupied east jerusalem outside the district court protest as we show the move behind the security barrier. inside the court heard the case of 6 families living in 2 houses on the threat of forced expulsion from their homes in the nearby suwanee neighbourhood. israeli settlers

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u. s. re engages with the policy people and reopens are constantly. jerusalem will have a lot of work to do together as well. although the lincoln was in egypt away. hell talks with president of the c. c. lincoln said the 2 countries working together till i see trainees and palestinians live in safety and security. you said they also discussed egypt, human rights record. now the flight to get to james bay's has more from west jerusalem on sex tripling can visit. jordan, it's a very important player, and right now on the other side of the jordan river, it should be about now. the lincoln is with king abdullah discussing the situation clearly discussing the see saw in gaza trying to make sure that sees fall holds. but for jordan, particularly also this is a situation in the west bank and in jerusalem because remember that jordan has a role the hashemite monarchy as the custodian over the religious sites in jerusalem. so that's a particular concern for jordan, for jordan. i mean, they have, i think, over the years of the trumpet ministration, those 4 years become privately very concerned ab

u. s. re engages with the policy people and reopens are constantly. jerusalem, will have a lot of work to do together as well. well, the prospect of more palestinian families being forced on their homes continues to cast a shadow in occupied east. jerusalem and israeli court adjourned a decision on forced evictions in the neighborhood of sue one less than 3 weeks ago . a similar case in shape, gera sparked violence, and eventually saw how math and israel fight each other for 11 days. and when con ripple's, the more use of force by israeli police on the streets of occupied, he's through slim outside the district court protested we shot the move behind the security barrier. inside the court heard the case of 6 families living in 2 houses on the threat of forced expulsion from their homes in the nearby. so one neighborhood israeli settlers say, jews own the property, pre the creation of the state of israel. and since the states came into being previous property rights are null and void, the georgia postpone the hearing, saying he would seek further legal advice. the lawyer for the family say

of course secretary blinking will be continuing the long standing policy of the u. s. a. not meeting hamas, so meeting everyone other than one of the most important players. james, thanks very much. indeed. that's james base diplomatic editor in west jerusalem. there's been a stopping attack in occupied east jerusalem israeli forces say the attackers be killed. one soldiers died. another one is injure him. i'm con. has more from occupied east tucson. well, there was a stabbing incident not far away from where i'm standing on the bar live road outside the national police headquarters to soldiers was stopped by palestinian israeli police say the senior man stop the soldiers was neutralized for that. reed, he was shot dead. it's only adding to the atmosphere and the tension in occupied history. islam in the last 15 minutes or so. fire and lots of police cars, grace light, i plus all me very close out on the street. but let me show you what that tension looks like. in reality. the border guards, sorry, the israeli police that you can just see questioning a man in orange. they

u. s. middle east foreign policy unless she joins us live from new york via skype . you're more than a middle east analyst. you an advocate if the boy caught divestment sanction movement that seeks to isolate israel internationally tell us what that is and how exactly boycotting can impact the situation on the ground. i am also the national co director of code, pink worry women, lead grassroots anti war organization. yeah. so right now what we are seeking to do is begin to block a weapon. so it's really more of a weapon transfer since the u. s. gave israel the money, but we're seeking to lock these weapons from being given to israel. imminently 700 . $35000000.00 in us weapons to be used for further is brailey war crimes you you've been banned from entering israel now. is that right for your stance? on boy coughing, can you explain what happened there? well i used to travel to palestine one or 2 times a year to stay for an extended period of time. often in the flash point west bank city of hebron. and i was there to work on the ground with palestinian activists to en

u. s. or in europe under thought that noble tax program and policy manager action aid. thank you for talking to us. thank you. thank you. now more than 80 percent of covered 19 vaccine dose was given so far have been in. well here, countries of the global vaccine supply poor nations have gotten less than one percent. how to deal with this balance is a huge question. and it will trade organization at the europe commission have been debating possible answers e. u chief ursula on the lie and welcome w appeal. director general goes the andre you ala on wednesday, as the debate rages between brussels and washington. although weather lifting coffee in 1900 bucks in patrons with booth supplies to poor countries. the idea which was pitched by india and south africa to the w t o. in august gained momentum this month after the united states backed it, but most european countries are against it. they are convinced the issue is one of production facilities. and we need to continue to ramp up production as a commission call some countries which are already capable of producing vacci

u. s. consulate to the embassy? so for the policy, no story to this is very important. meeting is somehow to re establish ties with the us administration, and disregard and also be heard the us secretary of state antony, bring who talk a lot about equality, dignity for both people equal opportunity for both people. he also said that, of course, the underlying larger issues should be addressed, but he didn't really go into details how he would consider doing this. and you know this, the question of organizations until they bring it also said that the u. s. want to help them, garza without helping how much so, how do they do that? yeah, that has been really a dilemma for the international community for the past 10 or almost 14 years now. that em us is ruling garza because there's no contact policy. i must have seen as a terrorist organization and the international community doesn't you directly with him. so there was also what the secretary of state and i think and said again, they want to rebuild garza but without having this in an ef

u. s. role in the latest crisis? d. c. at departure from the policies taken by the comp administration. well, look, you know, we disagree on this particular matter. you know, that israel has any right to self defense, because this is really not right against international law. and buying power has no right to self defense. people under occupation, they have the right to self defense. we totally disagree with this, but that doesn't mean that doesn't mean that the by the announcements ration has taken completely, you know, the side of israel know by didn't, station has, has tried its best. and we have seen that in the last couple of days to reach is via they have use this diplomacy through egypt and united nations. and the you know, the possibility of arab countries resuming their financial support or contribution to again, i don't know, it depends. it depends on how that ups, you know, when we defined that definite lack of the financial support is having a remarkable impact on the functioning capacity off d p a. so in that sense, there's only, you know, we are for about 4 to 5 months. we

u. s. engages with the rest of the world. i cover foreign policy, natural purity. this is very much a political impact here to conflict. how do we grade it? are we telling the good story people what we're trying to do here? they're living outside and make sure this is not the way any family wants to raise their children. we're really interested in taking you into a place that you might not visit otherwise. it's actually feel as if you were there . ah ah ah oh, i'm sorry i'm was in london elmaine story this hour far right. is there any politician of tale bennett to stroke his support behind a possible unity government? bennett agreed to join a coalition that would unseat prime minister benjamin netanyahu. opposition to the year le pete is putting together the collection of right wing, centrist and left wing parties, if successful it was seen at yahoo removed as prime minister after 12 years. as a plastic editor james bays is in west jerusalem and says that s and his date appear to be numbered.

u. s. role in the latest crisis? do you see the poacher from the policies taken by the comp administration? well, look, you know, we disagree on this particular matter. you know, that israel has any right to self defense because this is really not right against international law. and fighting power has no right to self defense. people under occupation, they have the right to self defense. we totally disagree with this, but that doesn't mean that doesn't mean that the by the announcements ration has taken completely, you know, the sides of israel know by the station has, has tried its best. and we have seen that in the last couple of days to reach the fire. they have used this diplomacy through egypt and the united nations. and the, you know, the possibility of out of countries resuming their financial support or contribution to again, i don't know it defense defense on how it got ups. you know, when we defined that definite lack of the financial support is having a remarkable impact on the functioning capacity off d p a. so in that sense, there's only, you know, we are for about 4 to 5 mont