u. s. being saying about the military aid that it's sending and we'll continue to send to as well as yeah, well the united states, uh least the us congress, which controls the purse strings, sends annually has done the agreement to send $3800000000.00 and security assistance but in addition, we know that israel has requested more, but we don't know exactly how much in terms of that dollar figure. but according to john kirby who is the national security spokesperson needs to speaking to out to 0, he told us that in fact there is in terms of security assistance. and interceptor missiles that will be sent and are on their way. in fact, as well as ammunition, we expect that there is going to be a broader security package, but we don't have an idea exactly what that contains. now, the pentagon has also said that it is really concerned about this sort of spiraling into a broader regional conflict. so as a result, we know that the u. s. s 0 for that is a, it's a ship that this is sort of a, a carrier sh

that 1st of why they do not want to go back to square 1. 1 may recall that before it'll be started on saturday. the u. s. was really pushing for ease are all to normalize as in some way or the other ties either be countries, for example, the soda ravia. so the us is trying to show with this diplomatic meetings that the united states is an eas route. but at the same time, also signal towards iran, for example, they should not get involved in a to, in this entire conflict. funding for charge was one. thank you. scottsdale is locked in electricity after it's only power station ran out of fuel. people are using generators to power their homes, but israel's blockade means they soon will run dry as well. food water, medical supplies are running low. israel's energy minister says that supplies will not be well assumed until her most res, dozens of hostages. it is holding captive in gaza. emergency vehicles arrive known store transporting wounded police. do you know special spittle? some doesn't. medical workers must act fast to safe as many interest as possible. well, there is to hold for some families that th

u. s. should be responsible for repairing the damage done to you in businesses because it was washington that initiated the sanctions. the us insist on damaging the routine economies and is it's getting what it's asking for because us has very much control 0 being commission. essentially, these sections of repair being requested by the united states of america for europe to adopt orleans because it is quite a valid question. and the sanctions and also from a corporate view point is point of view last design could business of damage. so i think it's very sensible that as low as soon as broad, and i do think more, most of the 2 people, because it is a matter all right and wrong. whether these sanctions, all actually, right. and when the damage and dense inflict it needs to be compensated and really european governments to get the money from the us. well, but, so for this thing is out as always, is going to have your company here. let's see, i'm allow me the, [000:00:00;00] the we all know that the future is going to be one of renewable energy. but what kind of renewable energy, hydro, wind, sol

u. s. will always be by his side, blinking made the comment that a press conference after meeting with his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu in tel aviv blankets. words come as the u. n. says that nearly 340000 people have been forced to leave their homes and gaza with fears of issue monetary and crisis growing. as israel continues to launch air strikes against the territory. israel says that it is hitting targets linked to the terrorist group. come off after it's unprecedented attacks over the weekend that killed at least 1200 people in israel. meanwhile, palestinian authorities in gaza say that more than a 1000 people have been killed there from is really airstrikes there. here's what netanyahu and blinking have to say, as president barton was absolutely correct in calling this sheer evil come us is isis, and just as isis was crushed, so to will come, must be crushed. and from us should be treated exactly the way isis was treated. they should be spit out from the community of nations. no leader should meet the no country showed harbor there. and those that do should be sanctioned t

u. s. should be responsible for repairing the damage done to you in business, just because it was washington that initiated the sanctions. the u. s. insists on damaging the routine economies and it's, it's getting what it's asking for because you're suspended much in control. 0 being commission is essentially the sections of.

u. s. should be responsible for repairing the damage done to europe and businesses because it was washington that initiated the sanctions. the u. s. insist on damaging the routine economies and it's, it's getting what it's asking for because us has very much control 0 being permission. essentially these sections on route haven't been requested by me. you know.

u. s. should be responsible for repairing the damage done to you in businesses because it was washington that initiated the sanctions. the u. s. insists on damaging the routine economies and, and is it's getting what it's asking for because us is very much in control. 0 can commission, essentially these sections of repair being requested by the united states of america for europe to adopt orleans because it is quite a valid question. and these sanctions, and also from a corporate view point is point view last design could business of damage. so i think it's very sensible that as low as soon as broad and i do think model. so that should be brought because it is a matter all right and wrong. whether these sanctions, i actually right. and when the damage and, and inflicted it needs to be compensated and really european governments to get the money from the us. well that's all this thing is out as always is going to have your company here on the i'm and from on me a the the a really awesome diane post. i am not fully. it's got uh quite a be or is that seems to be on him sort of by unusually impos

u. s. will be supporting an intervention hate. yes, of course. this is not the 1st time and patience of experienced numerous of foreign military interventions, including when the united states occupied the country for nearly 2 decades and the occupation that brought the locals neither peace nor prosperity as was promised to them. now the goal of course, was to, uh, back the end to communist, redeem a back then and for many decades the united states, it seems like it's picked and chose who would rule really, who would be the president of the country. you know, financing them back in them, backing them up as they are of interest to the united states and with its last policy of this kind. it ended up with the as us a nation of former haitian president, back in 2021. so in this current case, the united states tried to log canada to lead a force in haiti, which they refused. so now they have 10. yeah, 10 is going to do that. and now it looks like the you was maybe they've learnt a lesson that they are no longer directly involved in the country, but in

u. s. being the single largest donor to the past, sending people through the policy and agency a of a the year on. do you think just given what we're setting, given the nature of the speech that she's got given? so does this give you an indication that the us is, if nothing, i was trying to why you can it's perception, if you like, of what is going on and gauze as the situation on the ground starts to shift. i mean, history tells us that these kind of features there was done with an eye on the international community, on an island of domestic politics. and you can see now domestically there is a rising content to the way the united states has signed the support. it is right off of this. so by taking the credit for lowering these 10 trucks a day and giving it that is divided, this is one way of subsiding, i think some political opinions within the united states. uh what i found very interesting and what she, what she was saying. aside from the difference to was that due to his family as in the cas

u. s. could be at risk. a white house correspondent, kimberly how could solve this report a good evening, my fellow americans, the gravity of the moment, underscored by a rare oval office address. president joe biden has sought to convince americans, weary of the war and ukraine. the united states must fund yet another military conflict in israel, from awesome food, represent different threats. they share this in common. they both want to completely annihilated a neighboring democracy, completely annihilated. it's a tough sell for our president who in 2019 promised voters heat in the forever wars, but bite and argues not finding, refrain. and now israel's conflicts well in bold and the enemies of america's allies ultimately putting americans at risk. american alliances, what keep us, americans say american values, what make us a partner the nation you want to work with? to put all that a risk. we walk away from ukraine, return our backs on israel. it's just not worth it in a politically divided united states

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u. s. might be also targeting, being targeting from outside. so a security is a high here in front of jewish building synagogues, as it is in many other countries as well. and that's what i, i suspect is going to become a complicated issue in the future when he talked about speaking with vision by the prime minister. i'm stressing that that, that back to democracy is what they shared was the importance of the rule of law. and it's, it's going to be an interesting argument when that's a set next to the, the you ends. and i was gonna say real, it will be, you ends up opinion that the bit what is effectively the collective punishment of uh, thousands goes against that that's, that's going to be a fight for the future where i suspect the us will spend a full square behind this right, that's that's at least towards nothing, you know, definitely is expecting and hoping for this is not only important for as well because of military and economic support, but also because of, of it's on scattered support india and security council shortly. so let's see

actually seemed really to be in the past and even within the republican polity, received trends towards more nation. it's nationalistic tendency, so the role by it and, and the u. s. place, and the region does seem to be really changing. he wants to be rob, or someone who is able to help catering a piece deal of and being actively involved in another more. thank you so much for that. that is the don't these washington bureau chief in this paul would like to welcome into the studio. he dos stein back, who's a senior fellow at the german institute for international and security affairs. welcome. thank you for taking the time to speak with us and following the explosion at this hospital, the leaders of egypt and jordan, and the policy and present model to boss, have called off a plan to summit with us president biden. what would they have been discussing? and what will, by them be missing out on here now that this is not happening, or, i don't think he's miss missing a lot simply because the, the, the, the may major development are the talks between president biden and the nathaniel government. president biden. and who's defense minister lloyd austin, have already c

be very rational at all. and that's exactly what happened with the u. s. government after $911.00. so it wouldn't be, you know, the, the saudis could possibly entice nets and the out to restrains where they willing to offer, you know, and a continuation of that process of normalization of relations. but it's how give me a ready to life because there are babies. let me public opinion, world wide is already quite so sort of and raged. so it wouldn't allow it to. it's already too late for that and on the homicide. so i'll give you the consider how much a terrorist organization they have. those are the top leaders in their, in their own jails and they have very limited relations. i mean, arguably iran at is the one regional player would still have intact library. john, come us since here bianco visiting fellow at the european council on foreign relations. there were around says anything is possible if israel's bombardment of guys a continues raising fears that the conflict may whiten to include a run back to militant groups, such as has by the cryptic warning from around. foreign minist

obviously this could be a huge developments like what, what do we know so far? well, this is the 2nd time, and it said the u. s. military base being targeted in 2 days. not only that, another u. s. military base, it named. and how do you admit it to base and know the lock up was targeted also? yes. so the date on when is day and day in old the a s o cases at all. i'm with groups that's pretty easy to to iran claimed responsibility for the attacks. we have been noticing that such as tax had been increasing at a total when get the ministry campaign by israel on a gets us trip. they have been speaking openly and with groups affiliated to iran in iraq have been speaking openly since then. many tree complain on guys claiming responsibility for the tech and level of need that vowing to a launch war, a tax on ministry basis and american us interest any like in fact, they have been coaching to mobilize forces and people to go to guys as they say, to defend because that and to defend palestine against this way, 80 at ministry, a campaign, a small part of the why he would say with the latest for us on that from baghdad

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but the united states has said that it's up until this point, there will be no u. s. boots on the ground. we do know that however, that the by and administration will provide these relays with expertise in the form of hosted new hostage negotiators. but there is a lot of pressure we saw today in tel aviv a press conference by families of us citizens believe to be held in gaza, asking the president to do more to find their loved ones and really pleading with him, reminding him that it is his responsibility and the responsibility of the united states to ensure their a safe return. but it seems that for now that help will be limited to working with the israelis, but so far, no american puts on the ground. dw special correspondent hebrew, him speaking to me earlier from washington. israel has declared war on hamas and bound to destroy its ability to govern concepts. the policy now and usefulness group is considered a terrorist organization by the you and the u. s. among others, he has more now on exactly what, how much represents of the kansas street where the israeli de

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u. s. law, the consequences will be global. american big tech companies are exporting that technology. and business models worldwide has been rather reluctant to a regional and national last in the past. the changes in the home country could have a positive impact in other countries as well. and might give smaller companies and new ideas, better chances for success. apart from that, the rulings which you expect in early 2024 will affect other global tech giants like amazon and metro as well. and the outcome i change the way you use the internet. you've had enough of all my to google will show you how easy it is to change your default search engine. how to set up a different search engine. so how difficult is it really to change your default search engine to have how to do it in firefox, on an android device, type, the search engine icon in the address bar. tap search settings, top search engine, select the search engine of your choice or on an iphone. it works like this. go to settings and scroll down until you find safari type of then tap search engine. select another search engine. g

but the united states has said that it's up until this point, there will be no u. s. boots on the ground. we do know that however, that the bite and administration will provide these relays with expertise in the form of hosted new hostage negotiators. but there is a lot of pressure we saw today in tel aviv a press conference by families of us citizens believe to be held in gaza, asking the president to do more to find their loved ones and really pleading with him, reminding him that it is his responsibility and the responsibility of the united states to ensure their a safe return. but it seems that for now that help will be limited to working with the israelis, but so far, no american boots on the ground. ok, i a secretary of state antony blink. and he's due to fly to israel on wednesday. what kind of support is he going to bring along with him? we, we already know that the united states is pledging military aid. i think a anthony blinking making that trip, visiting israel at this time, while it's under constant bombardment and a rocket rocket fire from casa, is usua

u. s. may be prepared to send over to israel. can you talk a little bit more about that? are there any concerns about the fact that the iranians may be behind these attacks, ultimately. and this could sort of end up being a proxy war between the u.s. and iran? >> nobody wants to see this war, this conflict, expand or escalate. that's the real principal reason why those naval forces were pushed into the eastern mediterranean, very capable carrier strike group, of course. a lot of capability on board those ships. it's a clear message of deterrence to any other actor, whether it's a terrorist group, organization, or another nation-state that thinks that now is the opportunity to take advantage of what's going on in israel. anybody with emnity towards israel, this is not the time to do that. and that's the message that the president was sending when he ordered the carrier strike group into the eastern mid-. we don't want to see this conflict escalate. we don't want to see it expand. and we have, by the way, significant national security interests of course in the region ourse

u. s. capital to be made public and entered into the congressional record. she wants to know how these protestors were allowed in. did the capital police let them in? did they force their way through? how is it that they enter the us capital building and what members of congress may have cooperated with them, smoking at their rally and arrange for them to come into the building? it does not at this time appear that the protesters, uh, you know, you know, forced their way in. it appears that to some degree or other this was allowed to happen in arrangement with the capital police. but details about that will surface that we're waiting for that kind of information. well, is certainly a dramatic occurrence of many members of congress. the bulk of the overwhelming majority of us congress members are in support of israel and disagree with the protesters. and there is quite a bit of anger, especially from the republican side. so it's quite interesting to see how this develops. we'll see how many are arrested as the events proceed. but it's pretty clear that that t

u. s. and when it comes to projects on kitchen table issues, we'll be looking and enjoying. so trump, people will be running on that and then this will make binding to change. that's position. that's all the time because that's all the time because how many global conflict can be us really cool with what do you think about it? if you're watching us on youtube to let us know your thoughts. thank you for watching the the the, it's just football. and yes, it's so much more. it's a symbol for living together in the muslims, christians and jews play together in the jewish football club to smoke coffee. been in despite challenging circumstances. they want to go on playing the game again stage and find focus on us in 90 minutes on d. w. the tough calls to everyone who wants to know more about this topic. that concerned about this story is beyond the headlines world in progress. the w cost cost the images, freedom of the online where young mills koreans fled to south korea, where they realize their dreams of becoming social media. but then they disappeared without warning. need to r

we will say be speaking to members of political policies and right, so organizations as well, some people saying that, you know, basically they believe that the u. s. will they see the u. s. as in they were being a participant in this war by israel. all new goals. oh the other, we put these questions to the palestinian prime minister. how many steel? and it's of addition to what he had to say. that out of something lead those who don't want to see the entity the on the want to see what is happening. one of those of it is i don't want to see what is happening with their bodies in the side. so therefore, then i'm but as architect the out, our members, it doesn't tell us more about these ongoing is really a raids in the occupied why spying that? we've been reporting on over the last few days. yeah. these sweeping raids, arrests right. the way across the occupied westbank for a night leasing. now. it's up until suddenly yesterday, a cover and figures around 1450 people have been arrested 90. at least 90 people arrested last night alone including 6 women. they seem to be a great, a focus yesterday bodies. it is right. the military went home and again o

be very rational at all. and that's exactly what happened with the u. s. government talk to 911. so it wouldn't be, you know, the, the saudis could possibly entice smith and the out to restrains where they willing to offer, you know, and a continuation of that process of normalization of relations. but it's all giving me a ready to late because there are babies. let me public opinion worldwide is already quite so sort of in range so it wouldn't allow it to. it's already too late for that and on the homicide. so the consider how much a terrorist organization they have, right? those are the top leaders in their, in their own jails, and they have very limited relations. i mean, arguably a ron at is the one regional player would still have in tax library. john, come, us understood. thank you for that insight gen subject a visiting fellow with the european council on foreign relations. let's look at some other news concerning the conflict to the militant islam is good from us. as 9 more hostages that was holding had been killed in his really air strikes on the gas a strip on friday. ho

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be very rational at all. and that's exactly what happened with the u. s. government talk to 911. so it wouldn't be, you know, the, the saudis could possibly enticements in the out to restrains where they willing to offer, you know, and a continuation of that process of normalization of relations. but it's how give me a ready to life because there are business lumnick, public opinion worldwide is already quite so sort of an rage. so it wouldn't allow it to. it's already too late for that. and on the homicide. so good. yeah. consider how much a terrorist organization they have. those are the top leaders in their, in their own jails. and they have very limited relations. i mean, arguably, iran app is the one regional player would still have intact library. john, come us, i was just, you have done go visiting fellow at the european council on for relations and that is all from us for now. coming up next as dw news africa after a short break. i'm the spicer for me and the entire new team here in berlin. thanks for watching the images. freedom of the online world. news koreans fled to s

be getting ready for a fight or is it just, you know, a warning? i think that's a very worrying to our much uh and strategically stooping, the if, if the u. s, samsung aircraft carrier stripe for us to the eastern mediterranean. it will be all of this. all of the ships involved will be sitting ducks against missiles, fire, or by the other side. and we could lose a tremendous number of sailors and a shocking percentage of our, of our navy, the me that would be repose so, so of loss soldiers using western weapons that could have possibly come from ukraine or a stylus done. so essentially from us using maybe us supplied weapons. what are your thoughts on us? that seems very likely to me. they don't perhaps need to, but it's the fact that all of our weapons sent to ukraine have been untraceable, and nobody knows where they're going. they, a lot of them have gone on to the black market and it's very likely, in my mind that some of the weapons being used by hamas right now. originally were supposed to go to your grade. it seems like the situation between israel and palestine is already, and the best thing to spiral the lebanese group has the lowe

be very rational at all. and that's exactly what happened with the u. s. government talk to 911. so it wouldn't be, you know, the, the saudis could possibly entice smith in the, out to restrains where they willing to offer, you know, and a continuation of that process of normalization of relations. but it's how give me a ready 2 legs because there are babies. lemme public opinion worldwide is already quite so sort of in range so it wouldn't allow it to. it's already too late for that and on the homicide. so the consider how much a terrorist organization they have, right? those are the top leaders in their, in their own jails and they have very limited relations. i mean our can be, ron at is the one regional player would still have intact leverage on come us understood. thank you for that insight gen subject a visiting fellow with the european council on foreign relations. and you are, of course, watching your news live from berlin. that's all from us for now. coming up next tuesday, the news africa after a short break. you can always can use it any time. and d, w dot com next, spi

because that's going to be a big staying on the u. s. foreign policy forever, if they have really allowed this apartment to continue without having real access to humanitarian aid, you see some watching this program across the arab world in the islamic world may be wondering why you have any hopes left about this uh, the japanese own financial times uh this, quoting and um, named a g 7 diplomat thing. we have definitely lost the battle in the global south of to be a support for residents. can ukraine the proxy war in russia, and now the absolute military support for nothing. yahoo tequila, at least palestinian civilians. why do you have these hopes still? i'm having hope because i believe in humanity at the end of the day. definitely, as i said earlier, the us foreign policy is a disaster. but that doesn't mean that these people who hold these policies are humans. they are humans and they need to come back to their mind and to see things and to call things by their names. and it's an absolute reductionism. if we only look at the 7th of

u. s. as being a practice throughout the history of the united nation. there's so many others we'll adopted by the security costs and did you that these were the is really, i don't know if it's ready to complete, had not been implemented. in other cases, they would go immediately and implement them like the case of an oxide because of libya. like because of north korea, they impose sanctions, they rushed to the security concert when it comes to is running on it's about, you know, so that is becoming a very common mileage along the way that this is where it is treated differently there. so my notice on the ocean addressing some aspects or the other of the occupation like sick and most likely was like jerusalem likes the prisoner noticed all these things there are so many preserves. yep. why is there is treated differently. so that is, it's a conviction among our ups. i'm on many terms we have come through as many of the like moment that is about the stand when it comes on the site. it's becoming now a come on knowledge and reflects and the speeches of so

there were expectations of the steel being made between the 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

be in the past. and even within the republican policy, we see trends towards more nation, this nationalistic tendency. so the role by it and, and the u. s. placement region, it does seem to be really changing. he wants to be rob, or someone who is able to help catering a piece deal and being actively involved in another war. thank you so much for that . those data, these washington bureau chief in this paul and i'd like to bring in shayna low, a spokesperson for the norwegian refugee council. say not hundreds of people are believed to have died in the explosion at the uh, the hospital in gaza city. what else can you tell us about the casualties there? i don't have much more information than what's already been reported. i do know that the people that were there were people who are seeking shelter. there's no safe place in gaza. people often go to medical centers, hospitals, un facilities thinking that that will be a safe place. so many of the people there that were killed were just ordinary civilians trying to find a safe place to stay with their families to be protected from the onslaught. because we've seen that despite the israel tel

u. s. and u k. intervened to tell him, don't abide by that deal, right? so i think you cried at some point may be ready. the question is whether the west will let them make a deal. and i don't think this current by to ministration is willing to do that. i think it will take a new administration to be willing to see reality and, and find a negotiated solution out of those. yeah, assessing indeed that's hope less lives. i lost really then more john, you'll deal to our international on the i see you will over the well the, i see that you travel the world. you're probably saying in the hotel right now. but you know, these both of the 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