u. s. and, and to a lesser extent, also u. k. could also potentially lead to escalation. so the idea of was, this military presence would serve a as a deterrent in order to prevent the groups like half blocks from joining the war. that being said, um, the escalation can take place, not just because how much it has to level do something, but there is a qu, they can also be misinterpretation, bad intelligence, which could accidentally lead to escalation and with actually towards the us and to the score. and of course, what have the, an arab country saw your, a, b, r, and caught are what have you ran and syria. so, all the regional players will also be the most likely supporting casa, and from us because of the regional, the. com. so we are risking a very big wars that goes well beyond the casa, and we have turbans isn't to raise rock. so it's my turn into huge. we're in the middle east. yeah. as i say, plenty of room for error and such high stakes. marina, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. that's marina moran worsley's research on a case college london. thanks

u. s. and e 's will claim to be committed to defending ukraine. but we, we can see like, uh this, the new leader and stuff like a robot fits. so a you need is sort of pulling away from providing especially leave full assistance . think he, if you think that's, let the ties of changing, john they've been, you know, changing as we're nearing the 20 month of the war. it's been progressive and it hasn't been about a moment. it's been about a series of moments and you know, i'll, i'll go back to march and april when, and justifiably, so the government of ukraine president southern sky was incredibly belligerent, incredibly insulting, incredibly demanding that mostly nato member countries helping and deliver health and over time. well, it's been sort of an e k g in terms of peaks and valleys. he's continued that and we saw as the nato summit and bill. this was there where the presence of lensky and his team were warned for months, quietly, stop pushing for nato membership because you're pushing too hard. you're insulting too much. most of these countries

but i think unfortunately all 3 are inter connected and there is an issue where the u. s. has to pay attention to all $3.00 crises in the world, hopefully together with allies, because without doing it together with partners, the us will probably at some point and is already feeling overstretched. i think there was an expectation that europe will do more for ukraine eventually, especially as the u. s. enters and election here. the middle east is focusing a lot of energy of, for the us administration right now. and that's, we've seen this, you know, playbook in the past. many us presents get embroiled in middle east policy. but i think at one point present, bide, will have to pivot towards his re election. may go to use has been of shooting away from the middle east for some time and focusing more on china and buses. but now be was feel the need to focus more on the middle east. what do you say about their back in the role of global share of as well as we can clearly see is when the us started to retreat from certain areas of the world, the situation got worse. one of the re

u. s. and there are some is where there's really, yeah and and so the application strategies are therefore sanctions or mere political pressure coming from the executive side. is that less likely to happen because the, these decisions will have to be agreed on unanimously and countries in the south of the you like italy, for example. don't want to miss out on these energy deliveries. is this the easy? yes. say all these all these one of the models august. oh nice. it's nice to me as a result. so sometimes these so some of these are uh you said that uh, existing infrastructure. uh it could be expanded. uh tell us more on that this is this um this uh expanded as is there also on a certain one or somebody there. busy to see the dentist and not all the plans, all the send this to the terminal milligram, head of the gas division of the control which is last year. as government regulator for electricity and natural gas. marcus, total, thank you for your insights as and now to some of the other global

but i think unfortunately all 3 are inter connected and there is an issue where the u. s. has to pay attention to all $3.00 crises in the world, hopefully together with allies, because without doing it together with partners, the us will probably at some point and is already feeling overstretched. i think there was an expectation that europe will do more for ukraine eventually, especially as the u. s. enters and election here. the middle east is focusing a lot of energy of, for the us administration right now. and that's, we've seen this, you know, playbook in the past. many us presence get embroiled in middle east policy. but i think at one point present vide, will have to pivot towards his re election. me go to use has been of shooting away from the middle east for some time and focusing more on china i'm pacific. but now be was feel the need to focus more on the melodies. what do you say about their back in the role of global shed of or so what we can clearly see is when the us started to retreat from certain areas of the world situation got worse. one of the reasons is

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and solidarity with gaza. this outcry is putting pressure on leaders many r u. s. allies and some have normalize relations with israel. in recent years. israel's bombing campaign and gaza is killed. 100, the civilians added seats cutting off food and water supplies has been widely condemned cash or could play a key role as a potential mediator. it doesn't have ties with israel, but it maintains links with both. i'm off the west blinking set out 2 areas where they're working together. we discussed in detail our efforts to prevent any a state or non state. we're creating a new front in this public. we're also working intensively together to secure the release of cost to put american citizen being held by a mouse and gather cutters. prime minister made it clear, there were differences to his nation once an immediate cease fire. we cannot the 5, if it and goes out for me to assist you with that. and at madison and i for the means of life. the u. s. has many allies in the region, but israel's campaigns placed them in a difficult position. how much cooperation can they

u. s. and target rate. all this of mine is contributing to the, the very well understanding that everyone is now hopefully aware that you cannot force such deals or agreements for normalization with i would say not just over 13 years, but i say i'd say 8 individuals and this is the crown prince, my husband said man, you are for going to deal with an individual, not a country, and not it is an agreement or a to add to the approval of the people. the reason why most our leaders re out are into negotiations and showing support for how the rate is showing support for palestine is of course for palestine also for their own stability because they are very well aware that as the situation continues, as we see the video is engaging guys and being gone even when they're trying to follow the rules. and in fact, ways this would not fit in well with the public. it will be protest and they are not ready to face this. and that's why they are trying hard right now to play an effective pool for you. all right, if i could a

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u. s. and a government who killed at least 16 people in the northeastern state of may. e u. leaders prepared to see a united voice on the crises in gaza and in the pride the gaza. concert is expected .

u. s. and some arab states label a terrorist for it. but it also brings into question how appropriate to cat's eyes as a mediator for peace, don't know a friend to the west and to this one enemy. cause how works a tightrope on foreign policy. doug has communication channels with homos have made it a major international player and an important us and a u. l. i a small states with a long history of mediation, as in past flareups during this time, immediately took on the role of negotiate uh, holding talks for the release of hostages held in gaza. cause i caught diplomatic ties with israel in 2009. but it is experienced a balancing relations with opposing players. for example, counting growth tear on and washington has friends started, ha, has hosted the political headquarters of hamas for more than a decade. over the weekends, the political leader of the militant islam is group is smell honey. a met with the ron's foreign minister in doha casa, is also widely regarded as a major financial back of a mouse through its funding of civil servi

u. s. and a government who killed at least 16 people in the northeastern state of may you leaders prepared to see a united voice on the cry see, using gaza and in the crying. because the concept is expect to dominate today's 17 brussels, but leaders are also expected to show up support for ukraine and its fight against the russians and the unforgettable. welcome to the program. israel says it's um, a cut it out to lodge ground incursion into garza overnight to attack time. us millicent positions describing it as its biggest inc. caution into gaza into the territory. the un humanitarian coordinator for the palestinian territories as one, but nowhere at a safe as israel steps up, its preparations for unexpected ground inpatient. this is really tags entered northern, gaza, setting the stage for israel's next phase of combat. full ground war has not started yet, but air strikes hitting the gaza strip non stop. they've already reduced entire neighborhoods to rumble the model because of the thought b

u. s. and dw correspondent dorian jones joins me now from his dental dory. and what else do we know now? this was a p k, k. speaking to the a n s news agency which has close ties. we have some cottage minutes in group quotes of the k, pick a case, a members always who is in multiple brigade carried out the attack on the interior ministry. now, according to the p k. k, this uniquely, she's believed to be a part of the suicide unit. what was carried out, the suicide attack only theory ministry, according to interior ministry officials, a seconds of silence, who engage to become bible was also reportedly carrying explosives. now this is the, the late to subtract, carried out by the p k. k with the use last year and assemble 6 people were killed in the tank on one of his tumbles main high street that was claimed on cody's militants. and then the policy kind of community groups have targeted state buildings. please. a headquarters a variety of targets. so this is part of that modus operandi, and this will be seen as a major victory for the by the code, the separat

u. s. and favoring, but you have to mention that the not, not all 27 foreign ministers of the poland and hungary only send some deputies band. the backdrop here is that funding for ukraine is in doubt of to the latest decisions by congress in the united states. what does this mean for the european union? but of course, the e u a and the high representative is very the about the decision and the, and the state and made in, in the united states congress. but anyways, hoping that this is only a phase, and then it will happen as president biden promised, that this blockage would be overcome because you cannot step in if in the united states is not there to find that you're trained, then this would be a huge problem because the united states is the biggest provider of 8. and then come see you are in union, the u has provided like 85 to 90000000000 years since the level assistance to aggression afresh has started. and this is also in the context that the board is now trying to and to have a commitmen

guys that and, and, and the west bank not to try and push the palestinian challenge of that future on to other people's shoulders. a ha, switch the u. u. s. and some arab states label a terrorist group. i'm docked at nearly 200 people during their massacre and israel . the mother of one french's rarely hostage has made a desperate plea for her daughter's release. i didn't know she's there alive. and steve, yesterday, all i knew is that she's may, might be kidding up. um, i'm begging the world to bring my baby back home. she only went to a party to a festival, thought to, to have some fun. and now she's you guys the to i asked the w senior international correspondent thinks a char intel a view. how is real, can insure the safety of hostages and gaza while it is bombing, gaza. is what is facing issue which dilemma their aims is to outcome us minutes and they keep saying. but at the same time they are confronted with the fact that the vast tunnel system you're talking about and on the ground city basically see 100 killer meet. so don't tunnels and the entrances to these tunnels i close to schools close to hospitals in a very densely populat

u. s. and the u haul, so provided financial and humanitarian support, the policy ends, but that's coming under pressure. and increased crews and they, since the events last, we tend the by the administration's provided about half a $1000000000.00 in funding since most was frozen by the previous president. donald trump was off to the attack by how mass your pin to.

u. s. and the addition of the us and egypt and israel, that maybe as early as friday today, then crossing would be open, but that has some materialized as we also understand the so a strikes also in the south, of course, is really strikes on the southern part in garza so the situation there is a very voltage in that sense and it's very cool. so as you just said, you know that some aid is at least coming the trucks on the other side of the border. and the chips inside nothing has come in for the past 2 weeks ever since this war started. but for now, we don't have any um, an indication of when this crossing will open and that is only for the goods to come in. we're not even talking about the crossing to open for people to across from casa into egypt. okay, and, and just again, why has it been so difficult to resume the a deliveries through the roof of border crossing while we're hearing here and these are from the sources. they as the political implications of going on what's on the trucks and, a

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u. s. and i think was also important to say as he wants to possibly talk about preventing a wider conflict. you know, there were some comments being made, you know, wanting other parties that they shouldn't join in this situation. and another topic, as well as the some american citizens unaccounted a for and also possibly some hospice has, has been taken into the and that is certainly also a topic of for the secretary of state. these are be corresponding to tanya kramer. reports came from israel. now, earlier i was joined by spokesperson for b is really menissi, masha mitchells and i also, if israel is going to open an aide kartel into casa, the coordination of humanitarian age of this area is being discussed. the decision will be made by the political echelon after they've assessed the situation right now. the idea is focused on securing the border and targeting come up, no 2 targets within the god script. and as you do that, miss missiles, i'm going over talking about an area that is densely

u. s. and some error states no federal buildings were flat in the densely populated cause of city, but is rarely fighter jets continued on with their retaliatory strikes. as more rockets came and residents rushed to take shelter out of school run by the united nations. in less whatever we want flat when the shell started, we woke up to the sounds of rockets. we have little to what we've experienced 5 once before and know all about it. we've decided to leave during the day rather than at night the the palestinian health industry has put the desk tools into hundreds that scores more were wounded. of israel says, does law must organization how much which controls the strip heights, military assets in civilian areas. a mass militants fired thousands of rockets and twos, rarely, towns here with the guys the strip and send thousands of gunman across the border. then we are announcing the start of the aisle access lot operation. we are also announcing with the help and strength of god, that the 1st st

u. s. and other countries demanding that use coat, stand with israel or that you're some sort of war criminal. there are, there are many people in the middle east and muslims who feel very differently about this. so right now, you know, you're creating this kind of touch point where people are going to remember how things played out. and this is not good for the world. the last thing we need is more sectarian violence. so at this juncture, yes, a china is very aware that there are forces that are trying to tear the world apart . there are countries that think that bullets and bombs are the solution. they don't believe that. i shall come motor used to be worried about the reaction of, of muslims in india as, as he bold it anymore. as he written off the support for the national elections next year. a multi is very list in preston. and so he's been mostly and supported because i don't think anything what everybody has done already fall the 9 and a half years. so he's not going to get it done. most

and why is he doing this? because the u. s. is pursuing a 2 dimensional at least 2 dimensional progress. see, and that is number one, preventing the expansion of this country. it repeats preventing a, a whitening of this conflict to become a regional, real regional here or conflict, meaning level not involved you, ron, involved his ball are involved, all those involved. maybe that's the number one. number 2 is the schuman to tear and effort to you. a human to turn 8, and really where all the human, a turing car doors for 250 americans. and guys are trapped in them. and in guys are who can't believe guys are. so a x, a draft, the rough i x, it's a to what egypt for example. um, but what about all the others? palestinians living and guys are not from us palestinians who flee into the south and where, where do they get aid? how do they get a dissenter is after i think this is what the secretary or state blanket is working on at the moment. and this is not the end of his trip. apparently he's going to have another stop over and jord

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almost as we said is blaming and is really airstrike and israel and u. s. presidential bite and both. now see that a rocket and this fired by palestinian militants was what was responsible though. neither claim has been independently verified. this is where the sick are supposed to be healed. instead of the arab hospital in guns, the city has become the latest casualty. in a conflict, it's costing so many lives. hundreds died in this attack. here we would just sitting here and suddenly there was an explosion. the last shot dead on us. many people look is, or many of those cool shopping, the last, what palestinians who'd been seeking refuge haven't mccadney, literally section on the display as well as a safe haven for women. and children who fled is really selling near the hospital bubble on the market. they saw this place as a refuge for them to feel safe and secure. definitely not a young brother most. there was no advanced warning before targeting and the hospital for them. however, they sent us a lot. there were more than 3000 people. you can have an mc

so and the u. s. is of course land some of these lessons in terms of how you act, softer and a trustee on your soil in the off to most of 911. when of course, you know, they went towards that kind of stone. they went towards the rug. i think most americans would probably say some of those with mistakes in the, in the, in retrospect. so i think you get it from the toner blinking, saying that he's urging these release, take every precaution to protect civilians. i think you can tell that, you know, the discussions going on behind the scenes or probably even more emphatic the, that the americans want to prevent these varies from doing anything that costs them some of the moral high ground that they have. origin walker, richard x. what analysis? thank you. good to see here. in this video, it would terminate. foreign minister on the bare block has also visited israel. she stopped in the southern town of that table, which was overrun by her mazda millward since last saturday. and during your visit, the forei

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u. s. and you nation armed aerial bombardment of the besieged gaza strip a genocide for weeks now. and there's thousands of children have been slow of israel's principal sponsor. the usa has argued against disease for within the state department and tech companies attempting defense. a news coverage of is really aerial bombardment of a church schools, hospitals, and most joining me from grenada in spain, as us warships arrive in the middle east, is israel's form, a foreign and security minister, professor slower ben? i mean, he's now vice president of the delay, the international center of abuse. thank you so much. per visit by me for coming on . i've got the book here, profits without honor. it came out on the months ago. um, before i get onto a really important team and in that book would be events of october. the 7th of happened. if you were still for an insecurity minutes, service ro, as we said, he says he's one of the cases. but the thing is that i am full, i am fully aware of. uh, the reason is because uh, the real test for failure. and the condition was sort of no idea and

u. s. and the colorado river shared by 7 states, as well as the country of mexico and each of them has their own interest. so there's a, the, in the more advanced or more economically advanced countries, there tends to be better uh, better systems in place for the sharing of water. but because of climate change, there's been a terrible the series of decisions made unilateral decisions made by some countries to take advantage of waters at the source that it will have very dire impact on, on the countries of communities down river. so 1st i'll do internationally, then i'll talk about the us a little bit. but for example, if china is going to be damning the in this river, which they have done that is going to have a profound and very negative impact on pakistan's. what are future if turkey is going to be damning the tigris and euphrates, rivers, famous rivers. it's gonna have a very, very bad outcome for the people of iraq, for the people of iran, also people of syria. and these are countries that

u. s. and bassett, or to the soviet union at the end of the soviet union said this is absolutely the wrong thing to do. this will recreate the dangers of confrontation with russia. right? so this wasn't a secret, but these are the neo cons. i, this is victoria new lives, the one protestant to an all address, right? she was, cheney is deputies a security advisor. then she was bush's ambassador to nato in 2008, that she quickly became hillary clinton spokesperson. then she became the assistant secretary of state during the overthrow of john a colbert. now she is biden's deputy secretary of state. she's been both parties because she's always there, this is the neo cons, and they have fought their way through and they have created an absolute disaster 1st and foremost for ukraine, right? trapped to print. so predictably, i wrote at the beginning of all of this and took in 2022, not the very beginning, but at the beginning of this special now latoria operations that this is yet another neil con deba

u. s. and mean you, and i think it's probably 5 to say that one of the key reasons that we've got that is because of the washington's abuse of the don't. how do you see this trend of detroit ation moving forward? well, did, all right is ation. it has really accelerated sense. washington has applied sanctions against russia. now the russian washington has really take the rock and drop on its own foot because of previously, all the countries were happy to do business on dollars. one. there's no compelling reason to move away from the dollars. but when washington has weaponized the status of dollars to level sanctions against countries like russia like you wrong and like china. this make other countries set up and less than and they realize we could be next. and, and at this, today's environment when china is a manufacturing power house of the world, i wouldn't rush, i provides commodities to the world. what use is us on the way, uses us dollars, and now we are seeing the dollar. isaiah sion is sn

u. s. interests collide. and does that show us? is that to the family loyal media i using the middle east conflict to explain the process of wanting to create in one sentence to put in one sentence. the west is to blame, especially the u. s. a. and e 0 is a part of the best, but of course, there are other interest as well. in any case, russia would like to be seen in a different light and the different spots as an aggressor in the international context. russia wants to play an important role in the piece process again as a mediator who traditionally has good connections to both sides of the conflict of israel and to the other students. just based on what you're saying, because the restaurant does have, as you point out, a ties with all the key players is around iran, syria a modest but as to in the thought a does about show really intend to use this influence to resolve matters on more for its own self interest and i think rational has definitely been using the east context and to also makes no secret of its close ties, especially

i'm on protest of also taking place in the an against a israel and say, no, he has more hundreds of protesters outside the u. s. embassy, and david's, they are trying to break through the security barriers. but they, are there scuffling with the lebanese security forces who are using water cannons as well as their guys to push people away. this is day 2 of the, of the day of the upgrades is how these protests are being called in the 11 on people are venting their anger towards the united. the steps. this is, will be, is ready to embassy 11 on an as route. do not have the provider relations. these are 2 countries which are technically in a state of war. and in fact, the lebanese argues hezbollah is trading fire with these relays along the border. so people are venting their anger towards the us administration because they believe it is giving the neighboring an unconditional support really not restraining it. giving us the green light to commit to what people here are calling mass workers and atrocities against the palestinian people. many of these people here are palestinians, there are refugees living and 11

and of course, some are also concerns looking at the problems that the u. s. congress is heading to it, we to continue the support for ukraine. so fears are growing. however, we have to say that the u. s. and best of the to need to julian smith yesterday. and a briefing pushes strongly against that, saying that to you as to is going of course, to support as well, but not at ukraine's expense. but of course this to pick the situation in israel, all of that is moving large over this meeting estimate to headquarters here in brussels and administer will be brief by the israeli minister of defense tomorrow on the situation and as well. all right, that is the view from brussels with alexander phenomena is reporting for us this morning. our brussels bare sheets. thank you alex. thank you. before we go, here's a reminder of our top story. israel stays the debt. so from said, today's terrorist attack has gone up to 1200 people. most of the dave were civilians gone down in their homes and on the street, israel has stepped up a strikes on gaza and the supposed to be pre

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and just don't think about it, that's essentially what b u. s. government did with the entire economy on the way that us businesses just like in 2008 with the financial crash, the hif, they just sold the policy of this free money. so kit and now that we thing the consequent having. so just kicking the can down the road, chris, i mean, i know you've always put your finger on the pulse of oval the global finance is no the 35. 0, isn't this that and the other but it looks, i mean, legitimately, it looks really concerning what the future of the us dollar is going to be because you know, if the dollar has a crash, none of us are going to escape on the scale. you know, it's a global reserve currency and what do you think the future holds for the don't whatever. it's really, it's really hard to see. i think we're going to continue to see the shift away from the us dollar being this was libraries as currency because here we just put up china, the boat of russia. we india, all of these bricks nations with betsy, already looking at other markets to invest

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