and it's about leverage in their telling of it in their explanation. rosalyn jordan, thank you very much. that's something we'll pursue with our guest in just a moment. how it 1st though, in israel organizers of a protest, march, say, 15000 people have joined families of captives and guns that to urge their release and many have been marching for 4 days from the southern border. and their journey is due to end soon with a solid guarantee rally in west jerusalem. protesters are urging israel's government to secure a deal with homos to free the captives offices here as honda. so who does intel of eve covering all of this for us? multiple events today, but you're covering doc for the last few weeks. there had been antique government protest, that's where you are right now. what's happening there? well, this is just the beginning of the 3rd section of anti government demonstration against these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his government route here wants me to resign. they want to elections to be helped immediately. and they also wanted the field to secure the release of is

the is really war cabinet minister benny gans is on his way to washington dc for talks. rosalyn jordan, is there ros. this is interesting and we want your reporting on this because there's a lot happening at the same time. there are reports, the binding is intensely frustrated with the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. at the same time, as we've reported, there seems to be movement on a possible ceasefire deal. and it's some, it's to all of that. one of the key decision makers in the war travels to the us, what's going on to well, according to our reports in these railing media, many gallons is coming here to washington without the permission or approval of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but of course, let's go back to the obama administration. when benjamin netanyahu received an invitation to address congress without having an official invitation from the white house to come to the united states that was considered a protocol breach. well, at the time joe biden was the vice president now here in the middle of the war on garza, the by the administration, has grown increa

let's get more on this us air drop now. rosalyn jordan is standing by your in washington dc ross. what are you learning about these air drops the us sun. com, which is the part of the us military, responsible for military activities in the middle eastern north africa is confirming that 3 c, $130.00 cargo planes with the us air force carried out about a 2 hour long. the air drop along the coast of garza in tandem with the jordanian air force on saturday afternoon. local time. the military is confirming that some 60 some 38000 meals were dropped to, for people to consume. of course, given that the population of gaza is more than 2000000 people, that's a very small amount of aid. but this is something that the u. s. military says that it will continue doing. it was a groups have been criticizing this. uh, i'd like you to tell us about that just before we get to that though, is this going to be a regular thing going forward? well, this is something which i'll send comments saying we'll continue. it said edit statement that is planning further uh, drops into gaza in order to help allev

we have rosalyn jordan joining us now from washington dc. so rather than just explain the controversy over this law as well, since the beginning of the us government foreign policy, which includes immigration policy, has been the purview of the federal government, not of any individual state. the supreme court decision on tuesday basically, is saying that all the states do have a right to enforce their own immigration policies. of course, this is all while the by the administration is appealing the ruling unappealing of the law that was passed in texas known as senate bill for. this is a case of, of really money in the legal waters on which part of the government, which level of government actually has the final say in how this policy goes forward. the by the administration is going to be appealing to this ruling. a statement came out of a short while ago from the pro secretary at the white house carrying jump. you saying that told the administration is very disappointed in the supreme court's decision. but that it would continue to appeal b

thank you, rosalyn jordan, that for us in washington dc. and as a rushman was saying whether so really matches is on the ground in gauze or where we, where we can speak now. challenges there. as tara gumbo assume he is in southern gaza for us target. what would a potential cease fire deal mean right now to the people in gaza? yes, in fact, smelling a potential ceasefire right now. i'm a, the ongoing, a unrelenting is very from bottom. it means more dave, a term quality and relief on the ground. as people can no longer be a subject to, to any is really funny, is that mike kim hoping to the people that the loved ones are even palestinians, wiping mostly displaced from their homes and houses. and this is absolutely part of the, of the palestinian. we've been living in the industry since the direction of this round of conflict, but also for palestinians. it's important for any potential sci fi to include and to guarantee the return of all of those displaced to the northern parts of casa, and also to guarantee the full, especially with the true,

and that's notable in this context. rosalyn. jordan has more on that from dc. according to our reports in these railing media. many gallons is coming here to washington without the permission or approval of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but of course, let's go back to the obama administration. when benjamin netanyahu received an invitation to address congress without having an official invitation from the white house to come to the united states that was considered a protocol breach. well, at the time joe biden was the vice president. now, here in the middle of the war on garza, the by the administration, has grown increasingly frustrated with benjamin netanyahu. his conduct of the war on garza. and so it perhaps is not surprising that the vice president, pamela harris, is going to be taking a meeting with benny gantt on monday, as well as the national security advisor jake sullivan. according to the statements from benny kansas office, he apparently is also going to be meeting with congressional leadership, both democratic and republican. so this is perha

ross, thank you very much for that rosalyn jordan with the latest from the state department. it's old as folks on the way here and don't help with the aim of finding a consensus on a possible sci fi. and it's very delegation led by the most. that chief is in cost of indirect tools of a proposal for free stage plan to end the will. well, joining us now as tom and cotton with his assistant professor of public policy, the doha institute for graduate studies. mr. cottonwood, thank you. as always for your time, we appreciate that. so as we've been pushing the latest these file negotiations, licensed round to seize funding negotiations and use as dawson, doha, and then and see how do you assess the common prospects? we're here and reports that we know that as rather than to live into a permanent sci fi, but that they may be open to a temporary one for the release of around 40 captives. what time loss of weeks or something like that, i mean the 2 sides are as far apart as ever. are they not? elizabeth too. and it's a very delicate situation. i mean then dunham creations. now that's

thank you for that rosalyn jordan that for us in washington dc. well, ben smith is in ramallah in the occupied west buying cars and has further reaction to the prospect offices 5 deal. and this looks like the us is increasing the pressure on how much to agree the broad terms of the 6 week see spot deal. how much says it will deliver its official answer in cairo on sunday, that's when media is from the us casa, and egypt to expect it to meet again, according to different media on my team sometimes. and israel are expected to turn up. it's by no means clear that how much is going to accept this deal. that bill, though they have previously insisted on a full permanency spot on the complete withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza, demands that is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, ass cold, delusional. and yahoo is his said. he's not going to send anyone to cairo. these are reports from israeli media. he's not going to send anyone to cairo until i'm us, gives up a list of old hostages that are still alive. and again, we'd heard earlier from how

in negotiations are hoping to have a deal in place by ramadan begins in around a week's time. rosalyn jordan has more not from washington dc that one of the 3 officials who braved said that in principle, the israeli government has agreed to a 6 week cease fire between the israelis, homos and other fighters inside garza, in order to increase the amount of humanitarian aid going into garza, as well as allowing for the release of more captives currently being held and daughter. those captive would belong to one of 4 categories, women, the elderly, the injured and the sick. now, according to these us officials, it's now up to him off to decide whether it can comply with that term in order to start the ceasefire, which everyone is hoping could start before ramadan, which is either march 10th, or march 11th. the ghost agents have been under way around the clock, according to us officials in doha. and there are reports that the negotiations could move to cairo as early as sunday. separately, the us government, which has been under pressure to do more, to try to help the people of god. so is reporte

okay, thank you for that rosalyn jordan that for us in washington, it's almost east and one of the busiest times for the old city, you know, keep party source than the one cause that has mentors have stayed away and his role is making it difficult for palestinians who wants to celebrate him on con, report smoky parties. just so this is the stuff in the land where christianity was born. israel's warrant garza has impacted this important christian holiday. very few of the faithful. your trouble from all over the world has arrived this year to visit the church of the young chapel and the whole city of occupied each jerusalem. by as the cock runs, this family still selling religious souvenirs. the shops open me, wipes away the dusts, ready for the day's trading. but he's not expecting to make any sales. he says the war is on everyone's minds. he's been here for 20 years and tells us the situation is fault was that he can remember, we've been feeling a lot more uncomfortable this time. because, you know, there's, there's a profile there. you know, if you're passing by any gate, whether it's dom

we have rosalyn jordan joining us from washington dc to tell us what more has been said and what happens at these meetings. while we don't have a read out of the meeting, we did see the president us president joe biden as well as his post counterpart entrees to the and donald post, the polish prime minister. having the start of their meeting the eastern. 1 so i do, i do apologize, i'll just have to break away from you for just a moment to take you to a live scene out of the conversation. washington dc. it probably is of the task, let's us and in georgia and your phone guy with the book. but i'll send you this. what was the things up there about danger to you about that? keeping t mobile, you got it take by is nothing we have to write. we do apologize. we don't have translation on donald task. let's head back to rosalind jordan. rosalind, apologies there you are. we didn't have translation, but i'll come back to you. so go ahead. you were telling us about the meetings between buying and polish diplomats a well essentially, even though there is reportedly a huge political rivalry between d

jordan. she's lived in washington dc rosalyn. and so how is that message for donald to scrolling down in washington as well? not surprisingly, the democrats in the house of representatives who want to force a vote on this. so $60000000000.00 military aid package to ukraine. think that what donald tusk, the polish prime minister, had to say is a good thing. but we have not heard from mike johnson, the republican, who is the speaker of the house. he controls what gets voted on the house floor, and even before the polish leaders visit on tuesday, mr. johnson was telling reporters that there were other priorities that he felt needed to be addressed and that he didn't think that was passing the senate version of this. $60000000000.00 package was the way to go, that the house of representatives should come up with its own version of funding for ukraine. if indeed that's what members want. but johnson is facing a lot of pressure from the far right and his own party about bringing any such measure on ukraine military funding to the floor

jordan is joining us not from washington dc. so how does that mess as gone down in washington rosalyn as well? obviously, those who supported the ukrainian efforts to push russia out of their territory. but are very much in favor of what annoys do the and all the tests are talking about, which is getting additional billions of dollars and funding to the ukrainians in the form of military assistance. that $60000000000.00 package installed in the house of representatives because there are republicans who don't think that us tax dollars should be used to support the ukrainian war effort and the speaker of the house. my johnson is very reluctant to bring it to the floor because he has been threatened with his speakership, if he does so. so that means that's how you see some congressional democrats trying to, uh, use a legislative measure, essentially canvassing. every member in the house of representatives on whether they should have this measure brought to the floor for debate and for a vote. if they can get 218 people behind it, then they could essentially get around the speakers. i control a vo