u. s. president joe biden has pressed israel's benjamin netanyahu to protect civilian lives in gaza. biden's that he spoke at length with notes on yahoo on saturday about is what it was war against some us militants. they reported to discuss the objectives of the military campaign and gaza with us stopped short of calling for a cease file. i'm us is considered a terrorist organization by the you, i'm us, i'm us run gas. a health ministry says more than 200 people have been killed, but it's really forces over the past 24 hours. the violence follows a un security council resolution to boost humanitarian aid. another day in gaza. another mass burials causes a mass throughout in house ministry size. the number killed since october 7th to some past 20000. that's roughly one percent of the scripts in time population. as well however, shows no sign of nothing up it's bombardment. this is radio me footage, proportionately shows a strike on how much the official bank transported by car as part of the israel size expanded ground operations in the beleaguered territory. so we can argue that it's part o

u. s. president. joe biden, who is community facing impeachment challenges, who is deemed by his opponents to be one of the most of the most corrupt presidents and us history. and he could be running off against donald trump. he threw himself somebody for us could run his presidential campaign from behind jail. bostic transfers live now so full of the junior state senate as a richard black. so in a me now. so thanks a lot for joining us now. so you heard that story. we surprised by this paul about apparently widespread voting for concerning the male in ballots. you know, not at all do after the after the 2020 elections the presidential election. there were and was numbers of uh, the video of photo photographic evidence of people stuffing ballots into the, into the ballot boxes, bringing truck loads of faith ballad soon and dumping them in the system of the in preparation for the presidential election across the country. you had democrats to politicians and they, they were pushing through these measures that pro

u. s. president joe biden has cost doubts on hopes of an imminent cx. 5 deal between israel and thomas before there's no expectations this point. we are pushing buttons, comments, come off to national security spokesman john tubby said discussions about the potential true so now is, was very serious. meanwhile, the us structure state says israel has an obligation to minimize civilian casualties in gaza on to the bank and was speaking as his end of year press conference. mike honda has moved from washington dc. the us secretary of state spoke as to how the us has strengthened its alliance in various parts of the globe . he was aust directly, to what extent it's continued an unqualified support of israel and its operation in casa, is affecting these alliances. he did not address that directly. what he did say is that even some countries opposed to the united states still see it as a leader in these ongoing crisis. so he's continuing to insist that the us has a role to play, and te insinuates that it is not losing global support because of it's ongoing support for israel. but on that issue, he c

u. s. president joe biden, who is community facing impeachment challenges, who is deemed by his opponents to be one of the most most corrupt presidents in us history. and he could be running off against donald trump, who himself could run his presidential campaign from behind. j. obasi coming to me for the virginia state center, which is black says the us, i've actually never had one of those elections today, america has one of the most crooked selection systems in the world. we do. the basic problem is this. when people don't have to appear and identify themselves, you know, errand in the, in the 2020 election, 43 percent of all voters cast their ballots by mail. now you don't know how many of those were for real people and how many of those were just fake table. the united states has never had a real, honest voting system. but it was never as bad as it is today. and what happened is there has been this creeping escalation of on accountability but has changed is out in the needs it continues to evacuate it citizens from gaza and into an easier volunteer of the medical. i'm who my apparen

u. s. president joe biden, who is community facing impeachment charges, who is deemed by his opponents to be one of the most of the most corrupt presidents in us history. and he could be running off against donald trump and people who himself may presell, could run his presidential campaign. from behind jail bostic, the russia is that president that improved and conducted a mattress on q and a session on thursday he went on for just over 4 hours. but of course the international media. busy quick to post that reactions, that's across live now to autism or any calls. right. but the sales on this marina i'll be, i'll be thinking like, i don't know venomous hit pieces, traditional anti food channel, or perhaps they being really friendly this time. what can you tell us on already? what kind of expect anything of the sort prop used or admitting? so the strength of the sanctions have not had the desired effect. we'll get to that in a 2nd. as we know of lot of her uprooting has been holding these q n a's for years, and he has the shown and proven time and time again. he can answer questions. so n

u. s. president joe biden, who is community facing impeachment challenges is deemed by his opponents to be one of the most the most corrupt presidents and us history of. and he could be running off against don't, from threw himself codes on his presidential campaign from behind j o boss. uh, you know, steve, uh, i don't know what to say i'm, i love how you call it a fraud gyle electoral system in the united states because it really is, i think that's the best way to describe it. just very, very quickly, just very quickly, going back to george w bush, president bush junior, when he was going for his re election campaign. he was at a campaign event in texas. standing next to him was the boss, the owner of the dominion at electronic voting machines. he leaned over the george bush and said, you're going to win re election. george bush said, i hope so. the guy said, no, you don't get it, you're going to win re election. and that was the head of the dominion electronic voting pilot machines. is the fraud going on to the elections? i would say held. yeah, that must be because there's so much wr

u. s. president joe biden has warranty israel. the public support for his war in gaza could shift. he was speaking at a white house event mocking to jewish holiday of hanukkah. we continue to provide military assistance you until they get rid of a loss. right. but has to be careful. they have to be careful, the whole world, public opinion can shift overnight. we can make that happen. organ relentlessly for the safe return of the hostages. budget here is john henry and joins us live now from washington, dc. and john, we've been hearing that to present bite is also has been speaking to a number of mid least leaders want more on that to try pressing the button is trying to continue the us. so port in israel while pressing forward with the middle east leaders trying to look ahead at toward the future. now he did something extraordinary over the weekend and that was to press forward with an emergency measure. they bypassed congress and approved a $106000000.00 in tank new nations for israel. that is something that isn't done very often and it sounds like it angers members of congress wh

you had joe biden, the u. s. president. it almost weighs like something on a daily meal comment section saying that if couldn't quote wins in ukraine, the nato countries are next that fear mongering is just rumps up and rumps up. but the president can like, it seems to just say, listen, hold back a moment here. what's being talked about including by the leader of the free world . it's nonsense and indeed president putin, many objective analysts, the great professor john mearsheimer, steven co, noam chomsky. what of all suggested that it was aggressive nato expansion in the aftermath of the collapse of the soviet union. and that is at the very center, is that the engine of all the conflict between russia and the west at the moment? well, that's your round up of the week's main stories. hey, on the weekly for more needs and much, much will do head over to our feet. don't come. i'll be back with you next hour. and i do hope that you stay with us the the the, him. so what addition and then it's getting close to that, hey, i'm g

so lensky has travelled to washington where he will meet president joe biden later today. latest u. s. aid package for ukraine is in danger of failing to the opposition from republicans in congress. the turkish football federation has indefinitely suspended all leak games. after a top club official attacked or refereed, the president on kado goodrow and stormed onto the pitch. as his team had conceded a goal in stoppage time, and punch the referee in the face of detention order has been issued for the attacker. the california coast guard has removed the dead finn whale from the beach near san diego. the 16 meter long mammal had been washed ashore and signed to start investigating the cause of the desk. in wales are the 2nd largest whale species in the world. a new sleeper train service has set off from berlin to paris for the 1st time in almost a decade. germany and frances transport ministers, where they are to see off the maiden voyage. the services of collaboration between the 2 countries. national train operators as well as austria's night trains have been experiencing the arrival

you had joe biden, the u. s. president. it almost reads like something from a daily meal comment section saying that if couldn't quote wins in ukraine, the nato countries are next. that fear mongering is just rumps up and rubs up. but the present can might, it seems to just say, listen, hold back a moment here. what's being talked about, including by the leader of the free world. it's nonsense and indeed president putin, many objective analysts, the great professor john mearsheimer, steven co, noam chomsky. what of all suggested that it was aggressive nato expansion in the aftermath of the collapse of the soviet union. and that is at the very center. is that the engine of all the conflict between russia and the west at the moment? you? yeah, thanks very much for taking us through. that's archie correspondent shape both. all right, next, the fascinating discussion on international espionage. what constitutes reasons on whether there can be such a thing as a former x c. i a officer, don't care bianco, he's today's guess. the

you had joe biden, the u. s. president. it almost reads like something from a daily meal comment section saying that if couldn't quote wins in ukraine, the nato countries are next to that fear mongering. it's just rumps up and rubs up, but the present kid might. it seems to just say listen, hold back a moment here.

u. s. president is a 247365 day job. so i would imagine that as the us president joe biden heads to camp david for the holiday period, that he will continue to have the interactions with the is really prime minister, as well as with arab leaders in the region about the ongoing war. inside garza, we don't yet have a readout from the white house other than it'll heads up that there was a conversation on saturday between the us president and the as really prime minister. but as you noted, the as railey government is saying that it's going to continue with war and gods, but until it reaches what it says it's goals have been achieved. others repair is the director of israel. apollo son advocacy at don't i, human rights and foreign policy thing to join us not from washington dc could help you with this again, business repair on the site and we just talked about earlier. nothing yahoo! and by the spectrum on the side, we waiting for the official read down to a correspondence in the occupied east. jerusalem has already told us that the is riley, is a said they of that thanking the us for the support at the security council during

u. s. s. government has approved what could be is final package of military age to ukraine. the deal is worth up to $250000000.00 and president joe biden has made supporting ukraine against russia as a key priority. about republicans in congress have insisted they would authorize any more funding and less democrats agree to strict true measures to limit migration or correspondence. sonya found a car in key until dw more about what could be the last us aid package, where you, great with it, is pretty significant, has, has been welcome to preston savanski to these, you know, welcome to and said it would meet ukraine's most pressing military needs now we've already heard of the shortage of minute munition affecting ukraine's upfront line operations with you know, ultimately cruise a saying that no need to ration show. there's also another component in this package which is all about a defense munitions which is also very significant. just this week, we saw rochelle launch renewed by raj of drone to tax on cities like what i saw and had phone, and uh, an causing, you know, kind of a, that's an damage to infrastructure. and for ukraine, of

u. s. s. government has approved what could be is the final package of military age to ukraine. the deal is worth up to $250000000.00 in president joe biden has made supporting ukraine against russia. and a key priority about republicans in congress have insisted they would authorize any more funding unless democrats agree to strict true measures to limit migration plan to ramp up domestic production of width and next deal. that's what into long range spike cones, which a queen has been using to strike fall behind enemy lines. for example, your target russian warships in the black sea of the war has led nato to reevaluate it security, especially on its eastern flank with russia. germany's reason tonight is spent of a permanent trip deployment. there is just one such change, dw starz, schultz report, rushes more on ukraine, made nato take another look at moscow and in the mirror, resulting in the biggest reconfiguration of the alliance. since the soviet union crumbled more than 30 years ago, the new plans were approved at nato is building a summit in july, we took the major decisions so to adopt reliance for the future. we agreed the naple

u. s. government has approved what could be its final package of military a to ukraine. the deal is both up to $250000000.00. president joe biden has made supporting ukraine against russia, a key priority. the republicans in congress have so far, refused to authorize any additional thoughts. the war has led nato to reevaluate security, especially on its east and flank with russia. germany's recent announcement at the permanent troop deployment, there is just one such change is data we use terry schultz. the russians war on ukraine made nato take another look at moscow and in the mirror, resulting in the biggest reconfiguration of the alliance since the soviet union crumbled. more than 30 years ago. the new plans were approved at nato is building a summit in july we took major decisions, so to adopt reliance for the future. we agree, the naples most the details on robust the defense funds since the cold war. defense plans that look like those from the cold war, dividing alliance territory into regional commands, outlining extraordinary operational detail in thousands of highly classified pages . it's kind of how many ships do ne

u. s. the government has approved what could be its final package of military aid to ukraine. the deal is worth up to $250000000.00. president joe biden has made supporting ukraine against russia, a key priority, but republicans in congress have insisted they want authorize any more funding unless democrats agree to stricter measures to limit migration. thank you. to our correspondence, sonya fall in the car and keith told dw more about what could be the last us a package for you. great. what it is pretty significant has has been welcome to preston's uminski. uh to this uh, you know, welcome to this and said it would be ukraine's most pressing military needs. now we've already heard of a shortage of minute munition affecting ukraine's upfront line operations with, you know, ultimately cruise a saying they don't need to ration shows. there's also another component in this package, which is all about a defense of munitions, which is also very significant. just this week we saw rochelle launch renewed, but roger of drone attacks on cities like what they saw and headphone and causing, you know, kind of a, that's an damage to infrastructur

u. s. has provided unwavering support for israel as it proceeds, it's warren gaza, and veto, to every attempt that a ceasefire. now president joe biden says it is real, is losing support over its indiscriminate bombing of gaza. more than 18000 palestinians have been killed by israel since october 7th, mostly women and children, mostly crushed in apartment buildings after hamas attack. when $1200.00 is really soldiers and civilians were killed, is really leaders still say they want to decimate the spa, make resistance movement from us, retrieve $100.00 plus captives and stay in gaza indefinitely. but for palestinians, it just seems like the point is to kill more of them, to starve the rest and make me entire gaza strip unlivable. so 10 weeks into this war with bite and warning is really leaders that they have tough decisions to make . what role is his administration actually playing? today? i'm talking with political sciences. should we tell honey who teachers at the university of maryland and he's the author of the stakes america and the middle east shipley. thank you so much for joining us. let me just start out and ask you, how are

u. s. has provided unwavering support for israel as it proceeds it's war in gaza and vetoed every attempt at a ceasefire. now president joe biden says it is real, is losing support over its indiscriminate bombing of gaza. more than 18000 palestinians have been killed by israel since october 7th, mostly women and children, mostly crushed in apartment buildings after hamas attack. when 1200 is really soldiers and civilians were killed, is really leaders still say they want to decimate the stomach resistance movement. how mos retrieve $100.00 plus captive and stay in gaza indefinitely. but for palestinians, it just seems like the point is to kill more of them, to starve the rest and make me entire gaza strip unlivable. so 10 weeks into this war with buying and warning is really leaders that they have tough decisions to make. what role is his administration actually playing? today? i'm talking with political sciences. should we tell honey who teaches at the university of maryland? and he's the author of the stakes america and the middle east shipley. thank you so much for joining us. let me just start out and ask you, how are ameri

u. s. to improve relations with other countries in the region, as well as increased age of issue is becoming a big political problem for us president joe biden. as he approaches the next year's election. as many as 10000 people a day are being detained, trying to cross the southern us border, a migrant stranded to northern mexico. hoping to get to the us border by train. for them, a wagon is a better option than attempting to reach the board of by boss. they say, mexican immigration officials keep pushing them back to southern mexico. no, i don't know when they get to is of the buses or the if we are about to reach the border where we are returned without any apparent reason. they demand that we get migration documents, but they are not valid because i had them up in our faces. how were we supposed to move forward? and i got another that to so this is all really hard. i've been doing this for 3 months. i fell last night trying to get on a train to go on with my and my children's journey. they've had fever and flu due to the cold weather. we no longer have water and we don't have any idea when we will leave this month. the us briefly shop som

president joe biden surprised and disappointed many people around the world when he authorized sending kids pentagon stockpiles of cluster munitions. these munitions has been banned by most of the world, including most u. s. allies. yet nobody took a diplomatic measures to block them the nearly 20 years ago. a comprehensive treaty was developed to banned the use of cluster munitions. these versatile weapons have a long and ugly history around the world, especially their extensive deployment in laos, cambodia, and vietnam during the c i is secret war. so just what our cluster munitions, while they're basically a larger looking bomb, the houses, hundreds of smaller bonds. these munitions can be fired from the ground by all sorts of artillery systems dropped by aircraft, and the disburse mid air spreading, the so called bomblets or balm bees indiscriminately. those smaller many bonds are supposed to explode upon impact sending shrapnel in every direction. the idea is to cause maximum carnage against the enemy. but as you'll learn today, that is not the reality of what happens to the bomb these historical records. tell us that us cluster munitions have over a one percent fail rate. they don't explode as inte

u. s. provides israel with miller $38.00 or $3800000000.00 every year. much of it is used to by states of the art weapons. in the early days of the war. us president joe biden assured israel, it was received everything needed for the campaign against him. off the united states stands with israel. we will not ever fail to have her back. we'll make sure that they have the help their citizens need. and they can continue to defend themselves. while international criticism is growing, is really showing little sign of changing its tactics or strategy. and since the beginning of the war, the us is only strength and support vinson monahan for inside story. well, let's look at the scale of israel's war on gaza. this whole file exceeds that of previous conflicts. there. for example, in 2014 is riley forces killed about 2200 palestinians windows attack the strip compared to the war and you cried weird roughly, 10000 civilians have been killed in nearly 2 years. and just 2 months, israel has killed more than 17000 palestinians. these were the army, uses a wide range of weaponry. some precision weapons, such as small bombs and missiles launched from helicopters and guid

president joe biden surprised and disappointed. many people around the world when he authorized sending kids pentagon stockpiles of cluster munitions. these munitions have been banned by most of the world, including most u. s. allies. yet nobody took diplomatic measures to block the move. today will explain what these ordinances are and why the us should join. it's nato partners in the band. all right, let's get into the m. o. the nearly 20 years ago, a comprehensive treaty was developed to banned the use of cluster munitions. these versatile weapons have a long and ugly history around the world, especially their extensive deployment in laos, cambodia, and vietnam during the sierra is secret war. so just what our cluster munitions folder basically a larger looking bomb, the houses, hundreds of smaller bonds. these munitions can be fired from the ground by all sorts of artillery systems dropped by aircraft. and they disburse mid air spreading . these so called bomblets or bomb beast indiscriminately, those smaller many bonds are supposed to explode upon impact, sending shrapnel in every direction. the idea is to cause maximum carnage against the enemy. but as you'll learn today, that is not the reality of w

u. s. forces in -- iraq. so in iraqi kurdistan, the attack happened early in the morning on christmas, and three service members, as you point, were injured. one of those remains in critical condition. president joe bidenriefed on the attack and south, and was given a number of options to respond. kata'ib hezbollah, a running in proxy in iraq, flavorful spots ability for the attack, and that of course is where the u.s. target its strikes carry out strikes as you just saw in the video there, on three locations in iraq, suspicion civically focusing on the drone capabilities of -- hezbollah. so trying to cut those off and those have been used in the drones in attacks in u.s. forces that we have seen. at this, what the u.s. has seen approximately 100 attacks on u.s. forces in iraq and syria, but most of the responses from the u.s. have been targeting iranian proxies in syria. it's rare to see the u.s. targeting groups in iraq. u.s. central command says they likely killed a number of kata'ib hezbollah militants, and that there were no civilians -- . however, the iraqi government saying there were civilians injured in the attack, and also coming out forcefully against the u.s., calling these hostile acts tha