u. s. had information as he put it, that a boss was using all ship a hospital as perhaps a combined and control node, and perhaps as well for the storage of weapons, but he was pressed on with this intelligence originated, he said it's from a variety of intelligence sources implying as well, but some of these are us intelligence sources. others is really intelligent sources, but he provided no concrete evidence. the actual phrase he used is i don't want to get into granular detail about how we came to get this information. so no evidence whatsoever presented bought from by this claim, by the national security adviser based claim has been made repeatedly before by as well. and previous times when it's invited guys as well, on none of those occasions has evidence being produced as to a homeless presence or military presence at those hospitals. in particular, i'll ship a itself, the, i'll ship of, sorry, with ease and the palestinian authority has actually called on an independent investigative bo

u. s. . because it's not about defining genocide, it's about the risk of genocide. the prevention is to prevent the risk of genocide. the u. s. had the obligation to prevent genocide. is the u. s. doing that? >> it is not only are giving a definitive answer with that last reaction. am i safe to say that? >> well no, i don't believe it they do the maximum they could to prevent. to me, when you say, i don't know -- the investigation is important. very important. it's not that this ngo document sending to the acc will define -- its prosecutors deciding. but, they are now in south africa, bolivia, bangladesh -- the issue is, if you are general in israel, you have to make sure that what you are doing, you can show to an eventual litigation -- that's why this idea to bomb buildings, you have to be sure, you have to have evidence, to show you did the right thing. it's not so much who investigated. -- i don't know when the prosecutor will trigger the cases, but it's important in prevention. >> mr. ocampo, i have to apologize, we've run out of time. but i always appreciate you making time for, us because it's always so informative. we wil

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u. s. has had a very heavy role in all of this. it has been involved and from day one, not as an arbiter, but more as a representative. and in many cases of the israeli side it's, you know, add one more irony to the picture of all of this. and one more complication if you will, to the political dynamic of but that is there. busy all the fight and administration is playing and the presence of burns and outside within the face that there is significant progress may be a few kinks to be worked out, but definitely a sign of progress. also another sign, perhaps a more ugly sign is israel run pay off it strikes, which is a familiar putting when we come place to a break and hostilities and these kind of confidence. yeah, i mean that's the pattern that we can definitely see in this round. and in previous rounds, every time i talk of a cease fire approaches, there's of ratcheting up of a violence and not just the attack on hospitals or the vicinity of hospitals. but we've heard from the you, i'm saying that's only a bakeries remain in the e

unusually high. portugal had just ended its colonial rule in neighbouring east timor, sparking on rest the president, so harsh i planned to invade the peninsula. how with the u. s. react? well, i had to be with a, at the indonesians code, i'd say, would probably move into table and it is over presented as if we could have stopped the learning of the stuff that they did. that's good, but up it's sort of approval and the it's easy to do that. similar to the indians, they can go but it was not a very well considered. this came up in a time i unexpectedly the conversation, most of which was ended, but by president fluid. and again, if you read the actual text of that conversation, it was about 5 minutes the devoted the secret minutes of the meeting revealed indignation president. so hodge, i will ask and forward and kissinger for support. we want your understanding if we deem it necessary to take rapids or drastic action. we will understand and will not press you on the issue. we understand the problem you have and the intentions you have. you appreciate that the use of us made arms, could create problems it's important that whenever you do succeeds quickly, we wou

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had fled. back in the u. s. t enrolled at harvard to study political science to his doctorate and became a professor that he always kept an eye on life outside academia, specifically, policy making in washington, in the 1960 z, served as foreign policy adviser to president john f. kennedy entered into the johnson to became national security as long as that. and then secretary of state under richard nixon. trembling of the vietnam, moore was highly controversial. kissinger had been holding secret negotiations with north vietnam, resulted in a peace agreement in 1973 because it had fish and the nobel peace prize that same year 2 members of the nobel committee resigned in protest and the war raged on for another 2 years. one of his craters, touring policy achievements was the opening of relations with china, paved the way for nixon's historic visit in 1972. the 1st u. s. president, to visit the communist country and meet with nita miles that don't ending more than 2 decades of diplomatic isolation. and in the midst

u. s. has reported karting i had strikes on target inside syria, your view on their latest plane that we have to keep in mind that the us occupation is at legal the united states as a suspected we, along with its proxies occupied one 3rd of the country, they're stealing its oil, and they're stealing its grains and exports, and also isis groups. the remnants of isis, they attack syrian armed forces from the area is controlled by the united states. in other words, these ice inspections are working cooperation with united states. and those ice system attacks have increased since the genocide and gaza has began. so it's obvious why this is happening now. so any us strike is considered to be illegitimate inside syria. whereas any of the forces inside syria that have been invited there by the searing government are legitimate, legitimate. israel has also problems syria in recent weeks hitting several or ports, allegedly targeting shipments of a reunion at weapons. can you perhaps give us a sense of what impact that has made to well be is reading the regime always justifies it's airstrikes and bombs

the chinese american economies we meant to play into twined the patients that have had a big impact on supply chance u. s. companies and now pushing for the risk of being looking for other times. if we look at the numbers, it's even call us in march this year, goods from china, accountants for less than 12 percent of us in port, the lowest level since 2005. although the white house is eager to avoid a full boom breakdown and us china relations, the us currently has a clear, it's nomic oper hand, which could tempt hot liners in the us government to continue to demand more restrictions on investment and a i chips practically advancing the process of the calculating. all right, that's the w correspondence. so it's on han in taipei. thank you very much. $1000000.00 artillery rounds within a year in support of ukraine. that was the political promise made by european leaders in march 8 months in less than a 3rd of that amount has been delivered. terry schultz attracts the problems plaguing production or the challenges of weapons manufacturing may have come is an unpleasant surprise for politicians who promised

u. s. president and the kataria mirror had this phone call on sunday, which is in of itself a signal event. it is sending a message to the international community and to some in the body politic here in the united states. that the us views culture as an important diplomatic partner, especially in the middle of this crisis. not only was there this phone call between jo button and the mirror, but there was also a phone call between the secretary of state antony blinking and the foreign minister of bonnie on sunday. and we heard a few moments ago that the national security advisor, jake sullivan pointed to the importance of caught her in trying to mediate this crisis during his a parents on the sunday public affairs. so this is a very concerted coordinated message from the biden harris administration. that contrary to what some in the us with believe, that called her has been quote, harboring terrorists by hosting the political office for her boss and tell her that the us sees cut are as essential in trying to bring this crisis to an end and considers it a legitimate political and diplomatic

u. s. and the u. k. and ukraine refused to acknowledge that they had done anything wrong. and claimed russia was the one to blame bogged down playing the concerns that were presented. a reminder that they continued to justify the targeting of religious leaders, as long as it fits their chosen narrative. the iranian ministries of petroleum and science are teaming up to acquire unique technologies to carry out the underground directional drilling. it's a something only 3 countries in the world concurrently do those comments to ron's or like sports of so should this month. as a correspondent explain. richard iran company more oil means making more money. and with a new drilling technology known as watery steerable system, or our assess being introduced into its petroleum industry. the country now is able to revive vast on taft oil fields that would otherwise remain deserted. we'll see you then, that he has a lawyer. basically. some of our oil layers cannot be reached without directional drilling. sometimes our assess can increase all production by 100 percent. in many cases,

u. s. u k, and germany have thrown the 1st support behind israel. walter had that holds disuse, presidency is taking a more cautious approach for administer. you'll come mcculla condemned to mark his actions on october 7th as terrorism. but it's also urgent israel to agree to our humana, terry, and pause at the end of the improvement of the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip is the highest priority to that end, humanitarian support and humanitarian poses, and ensuring humanitarian access is necessary. canadians and french officials have shed similar sentiments on his way from to keep us secretary of state at any blinking mentioned different priorities. we remain very focused on hostages, held by a mouse, including americans and making sure we're doing everything possible to bring them home. the split as a departure from the united front, the g 7 present it rushes invasion of ukraine. and what the group described as china is economic coersion. you'll come a color recently. we're time for the middle east where she met is really palestinian and joe damien officials. japan imports 90 per

u. s. a. quote, backing the aggressor we had from some of the participants that of the largest, the world power supporting palestine, him to bring their health on the battle ground so that the balance of power in the world can be maintained as in the as long as one biggest dining movement is a life. there will be no harm to a single police to me in those, as long as religious schools and school are. so if is long or life is long, we keep spreading through every new component of the world. and we just my message to old jews and to the american pop it as well as the board input cnn's and all ok, so most getting the most and try to i'll keep all the all august and most of my i show you as long as we are here, you will never be successful in your goals. like other major cities of pakistan mess around is continuing to roger. participants are chanting and to us and, and to israel slogans. speakers here raise questions on the silence international institutions, including the when they demand that the un please proper role to stop aggressive us and is really boldest against palestine. protesters said t

u. s. and that, you know, the world is big enough to accommodate both countries. and then later when he had to do that with a bite, and he also mentioned that um, china is willing to be a partner and a friend of the u. s. i know this is a rhetoric and we was have to see whether a china will also deliver it and when it comes to actions. but i would say it's quite a good sign. and when i, the indicators they drink the q and a at that the president bite and gave it to what's the press that he called seating thing? a dictator. now that could have blown up here and getting picked up by state media in china, but sofa. i haven't seen that so i guess they don't want to spoil the moot and run the potty. william. the 2 leaders also talked about taiwan plenty of potential there for ruining the party. it's one of the most explosive issues in relation to between the us and china. what came out of that discussion about taiwan, really right. it is a major pressure point between the 2 sides. the readout from the white house was extensive. i mean, you, these readouts are usually, you know, a paragraph for t

had his headquarters beneath? oh, she for me, the israel, no, the u. s. has provided any evidence to back up those claims. here's the situation. you had a circumstance where the 1st 4 crimes being committed by a mosque by having their headquarters or military hidden under hosp. and that's a fact, that's a tap. israel did not go in with large number of troops to not rage and not rushing down the economy. and they've done it with our soldiers. carried weapons or guns. they were told the toll. let me be precise. we've discussed the need for them to be incredibly careful because of or a challenge here is only for us. they don't keep bodies injurious. then laurie v is really on a, has released and on the verified video from inside out. she said to chris through the details of this video and what reaction has been to it in israel. it will not be is ready. minute tree says that the video that they have for child the which shows guns lined up on the table on the floor. it's uh, shows documents on the wall, it shows bags of things which the you of these already ministry size or significant that they prove. that's e

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u. s. does not flow. we had this afternoon an interesting sort of split screen moment because there were 2 major voices at the same time. a son this router speaking in 11 on and the us secretary of state anthony blinking, who spoke the same time short of speech, but the same time as he is of course, visiting israel. he saw these really president the is really prime minister blinking reiterated. what has been the us line, which is full support for israel with their tweaking that line now with a binding button, right? increased assistance on the fact that is real, needs to limit civilian casualties. how do you look at that? is that real pressure? they're putting on his real, is it paying lip service to, you know, growing concerned over the more the $9000.00 lives that have been lost in, in gaza. what is it? i'm glad you mentioned the push out. actually the push out is not in displacements . the pressure is from the, in the us position. the push, the push on is coming from the congress is coming from the state depa

u. s. president and the mirror had this conversation saying because it's a very public reaffirmation of their close talk. thank you so much, rosamond for that update from washington dc. we'll have more news on al jazeera at the top of the hour, all the updates from gaza, but coming up next, it's counting the costs. thanks for watching by the the civil stating strikes, followed by through all week rescue because that's 1st responders know the mission could be the but until then the humanity drives one day because the civil defense which rescue mission because one of the hello i, my name's by a business counting the cost on al jazeera, your weekly look out the world of business and economics this week as well, keeps dropping tons of bones on gaza. it wants to replenish its stock west in minutes, she contract is up on big profits. also this week, most american weapons are being delivered to israel. house fall when we us go with ministry age, the nation and israel's major offshore gas field is shots. could you political tensions? threatened the nation's ambitions to grow if gas export, the

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agree to the conditions set out by him after a month on that separately present biden had signaled that he that the u. s. is prepared to issue visa bands on what he described as extreme as israeli settlers. what is the status of that? and for give me one last one on india. federal prosecutors on wednesday charged india, indian national and a murder for higher scheme targeting is seek, separate us and active us in new york, who's the us citizen. according to the indictment, the assassination part was organized by an is an indian government official. the us charges come shortly after canada. canada's prime minister said that an indian government, the indian government participated an extra judicial killing of a canadian citizen on canadian soil. are you concerned that india is turning to tactics to violate international human rights? lots assignments. it's critics around the world. thank you. and thanks for the subs . 3 is not that and but yes, nice and concise. so the really some more hostages look, i can't speak to compasses views or it's intentions. i can tell you that for the united states, for israel

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it stated many times that it had no choice but to defend itself from deliverance. security threats like the u. s. and south korea. so we may see another tit for tat and south korea is also concerned with what kung might do on november 18th, which it declared as a missile industry day. and this was 2 markets launch of the ponds on 17 icbm last year. and so sales crews military is keeping a close eye on how the blinking trip will affect the inter korean relations. and whether the north will test launch anything that they, namely a possible spice satellite, which the north has field 2 times before. if they do this time around, it will be their 3rd of time. so security threats are posing a big concern. focused on static, a prime minister says more than $250000.00 off guns have returned to of con is done from bach this time. following a crack down against undocumented photo nose buck to sunset. the 1st of november as a deadline for people to either leave voluntarily all face expulsion. the truck down, affected mostly of guns, around 4000000 of whom live as the refugees impact is done. of that number,

adventures that america had over his tenure when he was, are, you know, orchestrating some of these operations. nobel peace prize win as we says. but i wrote it k, i k advocates of u. s. military interventions overseas. what impacts didn't that positive kids in his career have on the wealth that had a very bloody legacy? if you look at just what happened last on and tim bodya, i think uh anthony boarding famously has the code. all you have to do is visit cambodia and you want to beat him with your bare hands to death. that's like what he's saying is he was talking about the legal bombing of cambodia that was overseas like this center and literally 850000 people 250-0000 civilians were murdered during the carpet bombing of, of laos and somebody else. so it was pretty awful and he also, ironically that he got the never peace prize for, you know, during the vietnam era when it actually, he extended the war in vietnam. he expense he also, you know, had his hands in a lot of other different countries in latin america, south africa in bangladesh and used to murray, indonesia, you know, so you had trouble the legacy of civilian deaths around his policies that he tried to sh

u. s. a diplomat, he joins me from philadelphia. so very good to have you with us. um, anthony, blinking, blinking had hardly left the middle east. and now he's just towards the region again. was this efforts any more successful than the previous one? well i think time will tell um it was short certainly in the short term it does look like he's achieved his objectives. the as railways have not agreed to the amount of terry and pause. and of course, the other part of what he was trying to achieve was to solidify the us position with our, our partners, to make sure that we're all on the same page. and that's not also not looking like it has achieved its objectives. now jordan went as far during the press conference, the joint press conference, as far as to accuse israel of committing rule crimes and gaza. where does this leave blinking in his attempt to mediate in the conflict as well? the usaa is in a difficult position. uh where uh, you know, certainly, uh the, by the administration remain sympathetic to the as rarely, military operations. uh, but uh, those are becoming increasingly controversial uh, with the, with the, our, our,

but the move comes in stark contrast with what had repeatedly being said by israel's t l. i. the u. s. which earlier claimed it shipping top control over gals on the israel itself. doesn't wanted either repeating that statement. indeed, just the typical israel cannot resume control and responsibility for god. and it's important to note that israel has made clear it has no intention or desire to do that or so within those parameters we are and we'll continue to have discussions with partners throughout the region and well beyond about what should follow once a mouse is if you are, the point is that the palestinians must be at the forefront of these decisions and casa, is passed in the land and, and will remain cost in the land. and generally speaking, we do not support re occupation of gaza, and neither does israel. well, israel does say it's a balancing according to plan a number of watts. it's called terrorism being killed. now says guns that officials name is really or strikes on choose the killed and wounded a large number of civilians in the southern city of newness, under our bel

they had a perfunctory little 2 chairs there at the u. s. and they sat side by side for a minute and then yeah, i wouldn't, and that was, it was not welcome at the white house. you know, i was a supporter, bernie sanders and uh, but i bought it for buying and i have been once now once in one time, many times over, a very kind of surprise unhappy with the things that binding has done since he's been present. they helped the people to help the poor to, to stand with the union. so i've never seen a president go to a union march or demonstration to support the union against the automakers. so i think that that there's will no more in the months or years to come. yeah, i mean if there's a speak to that because i, it makes me think about the future or the potential future of the left before you guys want to ask you this. if you were in avatar progressive politics, long before people knew what bernie sanders was or who uh and alexandria will cost you a quarter to as was. now there are pod cast about the end of neo liberalism, and more people are jo

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