and, and directly with other countries, including egypt today in egypt, or was it, can you pause for a 2nd while i a sorry, excuse i, i can just caught the end of that word. the whole of egypt is, is in morning for i think you are about to say for the death of that border guard. yeah. i did that. yeah. yes. yes. stage of sandstone here that was killed. yes. yes . for name by use of 80, but it's and i so that's is that he but it's was better today and he is home dog can so shipped by the people and best but it's not something i do want to bring in or redraw me on this uh re your, as we said, former is really government spokes person. you've been through your share of crises . what's your level of concern when you see this gyptian board of card killed in an incident that involved is really soldiers this. that's all i want to expose. my uh, grids, but then also tonight, and also by the way, there are lots of, lots of people in the well, we're not involved with the commercials, 12 cities, but that's not forget what brought about all this. and that is a news, a gag on october, 7th of i'm

uh egypt agreed to resume the. ready the info or 5 ale file you might have that room a so i think i'm not worried in the long run for the relationship between these within the egypt because. busy of not because of a mutual love the silver lake, but because of the interest. okay, let me bring in the ha, how you're on this ha. the when we at the inside story team saw the news cross that an addiction board guard had been killed. you know, we sort of collectively our eyebrows were raised because we thought this, this peace between israel and egypt as last. and since 1979, this is one of the few things that can be relied upon in the region. and if there's something at the end, a border, what happens at the border between egypt and gaza is at the center of this piece. so if something, if there's a serious incident, such as the killing of egypt and border guard, who knows what happens next. so i wanted your take on that. oh, thank you very much for having me. um, so i think it's important just the frame. there's probably

i ha, what is egypt passed here? uh, because egypt has voiced his discontent. we, we talked about citing with south africa, the international court of justice. what else kind of do so there are different options that are available to cairo, but of course you'd have to bring an egyptian government spokesperson to elaborate on what they will choose to do. um, but of course, leverage and disregard is very difficult. um you see that the way in which israel has wage this war over the past 8 months on the people of guys has been met with a quite fierce resistance in terms of public opinion, not in egypt, not in the, our broad, but internationally and worldwide. and the i c j case has taken place or is taking place right now. and you've seen a lot of expressions of opposition and so on. none of that has stopped israel. none of that has caused it to engage and to cease fire. and there's really no question that they will continue. um, not in order, frankly, just to get their hostages because they've already said very clearly that error respective of that they, it's stil

or we know that's that borders own between garza and egypt. do you see any circumstances you've talked about coming together? do you see any circumstances under which egypt would be willing to accept that the opposite? cuz not because that's what basically me. so what are the alternatives we occupied a security perspective? this is my point. yeah, let me just tell you if you tell me that this 10 point plan or a point of a number of points, you want, what ultimately need joel at the city and state down the road, then you can get you anything and it will not involved is way the security supervision over guess the out of state. i would definitely be ready to help rebuild not to know what the rate of the bill and we'll train and create mechanisms for better management engaged with the westport. but they're not going to be so if it's a visual secure, is absolutely no way that they would accept that for you more. the reason why say that responsible. if we were to put addiction forces or training is in, we have a piece of human with these weights. an

i mean, as egypt your next door, you're trying to get calm boys in. do you see the potential, if anything shifting on the ground so that more a can enter yes, i do see if there's a hostage, a partial hostility change versus incarcerated, and a temporary cease fire that can facilitate a going in the least most recent incident that we saw just put 3 days ago, this was 8 actually you brought in and organized by palestinians and his race. but given that it was a caustic song, is raised themselves. the fact the, the group of people who gathered around these vehicles, they are so you can't have a state a substantial amount of it going in, in a war zone in a culture. so there's no way to work secure area. so yes, we want, why are we austic the negotiations on the safe side also to change? one of the reasons stop getting people killed, but also about for more effective. you mentioned in a right and just to pick up on one thing that you said there, i mean the idea is actually said that indeed they did fire, but they didn't actually fire on individuals who were

so that's something which, frankly, i come from egypt. we were the 1st to have a piece of people with these ways. and that's almost 50 years ago, or 50 years after the 1st piece agreement with this it to say not only the lack of control, you know, a comprehensive piece completely but to see the level of cubic and, and, and, and, and counter binds is frankly quite shocking and it, it, it really burns and my god as how have you been part of this process for so long and as, and as you are coming from egypt, i'd like to ask you about the saudi lead group of arab states that includes egypt, jordan katara, the u a e, which is reportedly now pushing this post floor plan that would include a reform to palestinian authority, govern and gaza. and a reversible pass toward a 2 state solution from the perspective of arab diplomacy. what could be offered to sweeten the deal for israel because i mean, you highlighted the trauma of these societies, is that the violence, the blood shed, there is no appetite right now for 2 state solution, israel after oct

we call egypt ours.lso opening belarus to egypt, children from this country have already come to us for recreation and recreation, earlier and this year we are also waiting for them. svetlana lukinyuk, alexey yunosh, alexander moguchiy, area of ​​interest, cairo, egypt. now let’s talk about natural wealth, which belarus is not deprived of, the main thing is right. look for him. in our country is in the peat extraction season. the most valuable minerals, its reserves are among the world leaders, and what is important is that we process it ourselves. these are fuel, fertilizers, raw materials for medicines and even cosmetics. the demand for peat products in our country is constantly growing. no wonder it is called our black gold. the industry plans to produce about 2 million tons of peat by the end of the year, which consists of 15 beltop gas plants. this is also an export product. the profitability of briquettes is solid, you can get 50%, but peat is beneficial to our farmers. alexey kondratenko saw sport

so first, egypt cannot be alone responsible for the nile health orfor i mean, egypt does not own thenot control the nile. the nile is controlled by many nations. and in fact, the heaviest pollution of the line is in egypt. but africa can learn from the mistakes that was done in egypt and improve the protection of the nile collectively. so i believe that a healthy mind is good for ethiopia, for sudan, for egypt, for all the nations on the nile. it's not onlyjust good for egypt let me end on this — in ten years�* time, are you more worried or do you have hope that the nile will continue to be a healthy source of clean water for egypt? so i'm a space scientist and space scientist are optimistic. i mean, by every standard, everything we do in space research could be seen impossible by the others, like walking on the moon or sending satellites. but when it comes to the nile, i am not optimistic. and because the issues associated with climate change and water research in africa have been always perceived as a charity programme. they have never been a science and technology endeavour like w

and egypt it is in the human a t, m. e. and at perspective, troy is trying to relieve because that's the c uh of the palestine use at so new ways it would as a block, the crossing. it's am just but there is no way that it continues opening it. winds the eh, why is right, is looking good from the other side. the, i'm so sorry to jump in professor i do apologize. i do apologize for interrupting. i'm just trying to understand right now, this is shed, border crossing or alpha who is in control of it is it, is it the gyptian side or the is rarely assign ink to set it solved and flies as to the disengagement between as well. uh and the guys uh huh. when they uh, lift garza what happens is b s. did she counter parts to control the boat? this dream she had the feet. uh uh, crossing. so egypt was maintaining security. according to the west of the is the riley. uh, counter parked. uh so what happens is the last about to 20 years, egypt has been in the control of the boat this. so when it comes to a violation of the agreement, so any

what i'm saying is that us egypt, russia, china upfront u. k unit, we've all supported to say so huge. let's agree to this adult day to package and go with it. so these ladies and by the citizens showing that the okay, you have is these fire, you'll have secure is all it has will have secured. but as soon as we'll have a release from what's happening, you're going to have to establish it. you come out of things to deal with guys and the west bank. so we're dealing with the whole thing as to get it. and slowly, within a 2 year period, we can get there if you go to the, to the, to the address today cuz i know you probably got in your mind. okay. wife cathy, alex takes charge of guys and manage that and provide security. and that's a question which injections i've been, i've asked for hundreds of times. it's probably the most logical, irresponsible question. anybody can think of because we will not be surrogates of his varies, but you know, there's that they will preserve let me just continue. but here's the thing, yeah, they what they will, but

there is a land area that goes outside the occupied territory, egypt, of course, yes, egypt, of course, this does not mean that it is very free. reports and blocks and an axis called the philadelphia axis along this border it has been drawn. well, according to the israelis, they say that this is an oxygen pipe that is supplying oxygen to hamas. from this point of view , it is important for the palestinian side, and from that point of view, it is important for the israelis because it is a place where they can fully communicate with the forces. end the resistance with the outside world . the next important point is that at this stage , the israelis carried out ground operations almost everywhere in gaza and the only place that was left was to resolve . there were criticisms of netanyahu from the inside that you went everywhere in gaza and you entered, you just kept a place that will be evaluated for example, the prisoners of that life, even sanwar himself , are in the tunnels under there, and now, for example, four battalions of hamas battalions are also stationed there, why didn't you e

in to egypt itself. so there are reasons to resume cooperation with israel at some point in the future. still be released unless just shawnee resign this content of small a welcome show me. so we have relations now between israel and egypt for that 10 sister since account david, of course are assigned. and despite base israel determined to continue to operation and to enter into rafa. explain to us why, why is rough is so important. both israel golf is basically the last a strong hold of come us they from that to now he has built the last month's raffle cuz the only thing stopping as well from the victory and the total elimination of him us. so he needs to do that for his political funding, but also technically the costing and russel has been how much as the main getaway point to know that was a place where they got most of a supply from through egypt, but also what caused a lot of tensions once october, 7th, and you know, the catastrophe has, it has had unveiled itself and israel. so we realize how much

we are also opening belarus to egypt.s for recreation and recovery earlier, and this year we are also expecting them. svetlana lukinyuk, alexey yunosh, alexander moguchiy, area of ​​interest, cairo, egypt. now let’s talk about the natural wealth that belarus is not deprived of, the main thing is to look for it correctly. peat extraction season is underway in our country. the most valuable minerals in terms of its reserves are among the world leaders, and what is important is that we process it ourselves. these are fuel, fertilizer, raw materials for medicines and even cosmetics. the demand for peat products in our country is constantly growing, and it is not without reason that this is precisely what it is. called our black gold. the industry plans to receive 15 beltop gas plants by the end of the year. about 2 million tons of peat. this is also an export product. the profitability of barriquets is solid, you can get 50%, but peat benefits our farmers. alexey kondratenko saw sporting interest in the peat industry. the end

has threatened to rip out the pace, tracy between israel and egypt. now that area, or along the border, has been a demilitarized zone since the camp david accords. 1978. and since 2005 has been on the egyptian control before this, rafa invasion though, we do know that in his riley delegation went in, went to egypt and went to cairo to discuss the operation with the egyptian officials. so we don't know the details of those discussions, but it could be assumed that this operation and won't be as read. these were planning was considered to the egyptian. so it's going to be interesting to see how egypt balances domestic pressure is. there's a lot of support for palestinians within agents, so it's going to have a lot of domestic pressure from its populace. the a balance is also a piece tracy, which is benefits from by way of, of us age. so, you know, it's certainly going to be interesting to see just how agent react to this latest development, but at the, at this stage. but it's still too early to say keep us updated on all the developments there. that was

israel suddenly attacks egypt. army egypt is surprised. what the egyptian forces are doing, although with great courage. it comes along , but it does nothing. egyptian soldiers are surrounded in the sinai desert. israel takes revenge. egyptian soldiers are massacred. after egypt, the rest of the arab countries also fail . as a result, israel occupies more land. the main factor in the defeat of the arabs was america's support, advanced telecommunication equipment and espionage activities, more important than that was the fate of palestine. after the war, the area of ​​israel triples. many are displaced and the rest of the people are trapped in israel. a lot of sadness has dominated the arabs. in 1967, the united nations passed a resolution to allow israel to withdraw from the occupied territories . but israel makes withdrawal from the occupied territories conditional. the condition is the recognition of israel. this is vital for them. in contrast, the arabs emphasize three issues . no peace, no dialogue, no recognition of israel. after 3 ye

egypt.ttempts to expand the conflict zone and commitment to the goal. sign an agreement on safe navigation in the black sea. what this has already led to and what the consequences will be will be discussed in today’s program. the national hockey team held its first training session in astana, before the start of the kazakhstan hockey open tournament. five young players joined our roster, and belarusian boxers we didn’t return empty-handed from the european championships. more details in the sports day program. according to a long-standing tradition, alexander lukashenko spends the end of april in the southeast of the country, focusing on the development of these lands. we saved the territories affected by chernobyl, and in the end we saved the country, lukashenko will say. since the nineties , five programs have been implemented to overcome the consequences of man-made disasters, and a sixth is in the works. as a result, people live in their native lands, thinking about the future. a serious

but egypt is involved in each and every one of them. i'd say we saw a video that was filmed by as rarely sold just basically showing tanks, driving around the border crossing after they took control. nothing of a sign with gauze around it and waving very launches riley flags. how much of a publication is that towards egypt? do you think? so i'll answer your question. but before i do, just to emphasize this point about leverage and the changing of israel's behavior. do united states is the most crucial actor and disregard by far as the european union is, splits on this, they're doing some very good statements from different member states, ireland, spain, belgium, and of course just a barrel as your guest mention. but israel will not pay attention unless pressure comes from the united states. that has be no pressure. there's been rhetoric, there's been ruptured for the past 7 months, with the exception of very few things over the last few days. but otherwise, it's been the rhetoric that's been pressure, and that means that there's a respo

egypt into the arms of the soviet union.ts of such a traditional colonial policy of great britain to a large extent, on the other hand, this is one of the first such hot conflicts of the cold war, the second, actually after korea. we continue, today our topic is arab-israeli. these relations, after the already six-day war, which we will now talk about, the palestinians, palestinian arabs, their organizations are beginning to actively switch to terrorist methods, and not only territory of israel, but beyond the borders, the most famous is the situation with the olympics in munich and the terrorist attack of the black september organization, yes, but this is how, from what the world learned about palestinian terrorism in general and to a large extent, by the way, learned about the problem of palestine as such, because until this moment the arabs... israeli relations were one thing, and another thing were some palestinian arabs, yes, to whom no one actually paid attention in big politics, this is where the roots of terrorism in

the other side of the rafa crossing is egypt . the country shares a 206 kilometer long border with israel. but it's the 12 kilometers were egypt, borders, gaza that are now in dispute. for decades, israel has relied on egypt to help implement security arrangements and gaza, as well as for delivery of food and other necessities that cooperation all dates back to the camp david accords, which came after years of conflict including 3 wars the signing the of course was a major strategic step, changing the dynamics and the region. egypt and substantial military was no longer a threat. it also resulted in a shifting us policy. egypt became a major recipient of american for an 8. but israel's co operation was as close as partner in the middle east is over for now. each of says the idea of takeover of the gaza side of the roof or crossing violates treaties that say the zone should be the militarized. in addition, egypt has now announced it will join south africa's case against israel for genocide at the international court of justice addi

in to egypt itself. so there are reasons to resume cooperation with israel at some point in the future. you're watching dw news after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day and stick around. we will be right back the the green transition that is necessary is not a fault. how can we go back to the stone age? show anything global solutions for the energy transition. they need to be quick and affordable and impossible, combinations their renewables revolution in 45 minutes on d w. the comes out to the highlights you every week in your inbox, subscribe now. so you don't feel the same way you expect and one's different things from life. than your parents i just want to pursue was that's my thought was fired. or you think you kid is 2 different risk, irresponsible, unreasonable or port is those nonsense? i want my son to the doctor. is there an alternative plan? we've done everything to prevent a divorce, but nothing weren't showing that it's time to you were a sweet thing for us. and then whe

the war is incredibly unpopular amongst egypt. and public, so that's something that's easy we'll be looking at. you're looking at the voices of the streets. that would be hearing a need capitulation. any agreement with israel is going to be incredibly popular, unpopular. so that plays into why we've had these comments come out. so far, like i say, we haven't had any is reading reactions so far, but it's likely that we go to it. something that we've heard before, particularly from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who intends to deflect and blame the egyptians for not letting in the humanitarian aid. now the egyptians are actually fighting back in this. it seems that there is very angry with the beginning of that fight back against these is ready accusations . and just to remind you that in mind, comments covering the story from a mom because he's around his band al jazeera and we're reporting from outside the country a let's enough from mccully and not a who's a political. i mis joins this on. skype from washington. d c, i was go

they had helped egypt in previous wars. if something happened in sudan, these aids would be cut off. egypt was losing a big supporter and israel it infiltrated islamic countries to reduce support for palestine. the history of israel's presence in sudan goes back many years. the initial connections are formed in the 50s and through the jewish community. then through political parties that wanted independence. they claimed the freedom and liberation of africa from arab colonialism. but after the six-day war in 1967, israel's presence in sudan becomes a necessity. in 1969, a group of mossad agents entered south sudan secretly. their goal was to organize the rebels of the south. before the greatness, the last arrangements is done you have come to this great desert to save the jews. must. live here try to be natural. be aware that even saying a wrong sentence is dangerous. it ruins the work. if the southern rebels were organized, they would go to war with the sudanese army. in this way, the sending of sudanese forces to the suez

so it's going to be interesting to see how egypt balances domestic pressure is. there's a lot of support for palestinians within agents, so it's going to have a lot of domestic pressure from its populace to a balance is also a piece tracy, which is benefits from by way of, of us age. so, you know, it's certainly going to be interesting to see just how agent react to this latest development, but at the, at this stage. but it's still too early to say keep us updated on all the developments there. that was rebecca rivers in jerusalem. thank you so much. i to the south african, our polls have just closed and what's being called the most important parliament re election since the end of apartheid at stake is the african national congress. 30 your absolute majority. polls indicate that support for the amc has dipped below 50 percent, which means the party mice be forced to share our party leader and south african presidents their over. i'm opposed to voted in his home township of so h o expressed confidence in an amc victory despite it's for showing as of run up to the

it serves as a buffer zone between gaza and egypt. the israeli military claiming the philadelphia court or it provides a weapon smuggling root into gaza for home aust militants. but it's also a key part of a delicate piece arrangement between egypt and israel is really helicopters firing towards rafa near the southern most city and gaza, where israel's military says it is seized control of a key stretch of land. the 14 kilometer philadelphia cord or that as long served as a buffer zone between gaza and egypt. every muscle in him. in recent days aside, the forces have taken operational control over the philadelphia, colorado, along the border between egypt and wrestling. she met the philadelphian cardoso and as an oxygen pipe for her mazda 3, which it regularly transits width into the gospel stripe, shoot the cover to both and cover the captor, the cord, or where israel says its troops found these rocket launchers could complicate israel's relations with egypt, cairo is accused israel using the allegations of smuggling to justify legal

and so this arab pressure has to be brought to their lead by egypt and jordan. and in my view as well, especially because it affects egypt so openly and it would be an absolute disaster for them. but i fear that even this is not going to be enough. i think ition is absolutely right. and that without the united states taking a very strong position now and it can, we are, we are in real danger this rolling into, into the sign. i know. do you think that is where alexi wants to hold the roof of crossing long, tim and what are the consequences if it does, i think is real, doesn't want to hold the crossing long term. and i think it's become very clear that the long term plans for guys as far as nothing yahoo is concerned and his coalition. our concern is to stay in garza and to continue occupying it. and there will always be unexcused put forward and, and perhaps endorsed by the americans about this. but, you know, even if you go back to the beginning of the year, the occupation of the west bank and gaza in $67.00, it was set to be temporary. and then you have supplem

actually. egypt has not been the best friend of the palestinians. egypt has for the better part of 17 years helped israel maintain a blockade, any legal blockade on, on the gaza strip. so it's interesting to hear, such as a forceful condemnation from the egyptian government. and i think it signals that there's a lot of tension building out between egypt and israel. i think egypt has been very perturbed by hot and, and by the way in which israel has taken over that off border crossing which borders egypt. and they consider that a violation of, of a previous agreement. and so that's something that i think we have to keep our eyes on going forward. but they're not for actively doing anything to correct. correct. well, look at some level of for some of these countries, there's only so much they, there's only so much they can do, right? yeah, each of 2 more egypt could, could be doing more in the case of egypt or they absolutely could be, could be doing more. but i think we also want to be realistic for 8 months or 8 months into this. and i think rather than point the finger right now at e

the gaza strip was to be administered by egypt. in the midst of defeat camelot, the north side conceived a plan that would change the future of egypt. a movement that would be known as the free offices so we can see them and the more what if it's something that would raise your muscle? how do i, but i cool 11 cavity black or, and the kind of negative side that when the heavy set of took 3. but the rad, if it's a pleasure to die on a level, i mean the will, the other, some of what i poured was that out. well, for the gas that are 3 use of to the end of the room, the free offices struck in july 1952. they launched a crew data egypt king photo was deep preowned and sent into exile. lieutenant colonel, mount ogden, the said the most to mind behind which was now cold. the july revolution quickly rose to be the country's defect, to lead to the israel. this news arouse deep rooted fees and keep a stable can retirement home of israel's founding. prime minister david fingering of the inquiry and all the time, fear that one day a new co at t

so a lot of egypt to anger. yeah, the 2nd one, a more symbolic one. what does this tell us about the state of relations between egypt and israel? i was very frustrated. right now i, i would say, i mean, you're just saying basically this is really the incursion into an alpha violates existing treatments between the 2 countries where they stated that there should be some kind of the minutes arose zone. indeed we did for the area where there are no heavy weaponry was no heavy, but the lowest egypt shall say this is now violated. and in a way, i mean, this is cause, don't forget, you just in the it is right. this is the oldest, the peace treaty between an arrow of country, and these are even sites in camp david's, the 1979. and we might come to the point where this is, that is, it is a disposal. so that's what is when also the condition of israel and the 67 war, the gaining of occupied territories is a camp. david's peace treaty is maybe the biggest achievement of the is right in states. and, and this might be at the end, it's risk. this one, seduce me ri

egypt, more or less such a prosperous country, but egypt has a lot of its own problems, due to the factexchange earnings to the treasury have fallen by about 50%, since a high exchange rate has been introduced pound, then migrant workers, egyptians somewhere. those working abroad have stopped sending money to egypt, the treasury also receives less, in the country about 70% are either on the verge of poverty or already beyond the border poverty, they are forced to receive food on ration cards, i looked at cairo, the dirt, the garbage, the heat, the nile, plastic bottles and... honestly, i felt sorry for egypt, there are a lot of beggars, against this background egypt has no solutions problems with ethiopia on the blue nile river. the dam has been built, the reservoir is filling, well, i asked, will there be a war between you and ethiopia, we say, no, we will somehow solve it, that is, war is unlikely, now they are trying to solve water supply problems by building a large stations on the mediterranean sea for desalination of sea water, and are working among local farmers, the authorities

from berlin. israel's military says it has taken complete control of a strip of land linking gaza to egypt. it says the move aims to prevent from us, from smuggling weapons into the gaza. is real, has expanded its round operation in southern causes that a spite international condemnation over civilian casualties. also coming up a hong kong court finds democratic activists guilty of subversion under a china imposed national security law. will ask our correspondent what this means for the opposition movement there and valid counting has begun in south africa and what's being called the most important election since the end of a part time. the amc fights to hold on the power the welcome to our show. i'm assuming there's we invalid. israel's military says it has taken full control of a strip of land that serves as a buffer zone between gaza and egypt is really military claims the philadelphia cord or provides a weapon smuggling root into the gaza for homeless militants. but it's also a key part of a delicate piece arrangement between egypt and israel is really helicopters firing towards rafa n

haniyeh said that we have responded to egypt and qatar's plan for a ceasefire, now the ball is in the hands of the zionist regime . the phone call written by mr. haniyeh in this call shows the strong positions of the supreme leader of the president and the people of iran in support of palestine and gaza. the minister of foreign affairs also thanked in the continuation of this message to quoting from mr. haniyeh, written by hamas, hamas has sent its response to the proposal of egypt and qatar for a ceasefire, and now the ball is in the zionist regime's field . mr. seyed oghahi, an expert on west asian issues, thank you for accompanying us in the form of a video . please ask the first question. what are the details of this plan and why is the zionist regime against it? yes, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, at your service mrs. shuair and the viewers, greetings and courtesy the gaza crisis was placed in a decisive and very sensitive situation, in a sense, hamas with patience and resistance. mujahidat and also the people of gaza, with persistence , sacrifice, an

we know that he actually challenged egypt in the past , he attacked in 1978, he is coming to egypt , he is bringing his forces into rafah and forcing people to actually leave their houses , ethnic and racial pakistanis are doing it there. he says that he is putting pressure on even president biden and what the israelis themselves accepted and now they are undermining him and he insists that our forces should enter rafah and now he has said that we are conducting a limited operation in rafah, minister in fact, the head of their war cabinet, benny gans, who is from the other side said no, we want to take over the whole of rafah , so we really can't trust what netanyahu says, now the biggest problem of the americans who sent this negotiation document to sign. that they themselves do not really know, in fact, their reputation and image are now at risk because they actually signed a document and agreed to it, but they see that israel is not burdened by it and is not ready to end the war, so in this situation, we see that netanyahu's presence in any peace agreement actually causes its inst

it's egypt. this is and enjoying the icing. j case direct result of israel seizing the roof of border what, what is kira said egypt. your site is very, very angry. they us 4 weeks. and this on, you know, not to, to do an incursion into the file. they pleaded to the americans to stop this idea. now it's happening. this is phase is radio for issues in the immediate area of the egyptian board of education, a border crossing off alpha, which is where 80 tanks and soldiers stationed there and pages pictures. or is there any times pointing the barrows towards the age of 2 sides. so another feature, anger and basically 2 answers. the 1st answer was that the, you should side suspend the the security cooperation. immediate for the area was the, is re, the army. this of course, has an effect on the 8th coming from the egyptian side to watch the causes trip. because that has to be coordinated between these ray, the army and the egyptian side. and the 2nd soon as you mention in the egypt joined to the case of south africa as the initial co

but it's also a key part of a delicate piece arrangement between israel and egypt. these right has also deepened its incursion into rough uh, in southern guns that is really helicopters firing towards rafa near the southern most city and gaza. where israel's military says it is seized control of a key stretch of land. the 14 kilometer philadelphia cord or that as long served as a buffer zone between gaza and egypt. every muscle in him, in recent days, besides thoughts as have taken operational control over the philadelphia, colorado, along the border between egypt and rest phone, she meant to send a death and card, or 7 as an oxygen pipe of a mazda 3, which is regularly trans. since west into the gulf of strip to shoot this over to bills and cover the captor of the cord or where israel says its troops found these rocket launchers could complicate israel's relations with egypt. cairo is accused israel's using the allegations of smuggling to justify legally occupying the stretch of land. this latest development is also a signal, israel's deepening offensive and southe

from berlin. israel's military says it has taken complete control of a strip of land linking gaza to egypt. says the move aims to prevent home us smuggling weapons into gaza. israel has expanded its ground operation in southern gaza despite international condemnation, over civilian casualties. also coming up valid counting has begun in south africa in what's being called the most important election since the end of apartheid. the amc fighting to hold onto power and desperately seeking shelter. pakistan's for bear the brunt of an unprecedented heat wave made worse by climate change. the welcome to our show. so you can do the invalid. israel's military says it has taken full control of the strip of land that serves as a buffer zone between gaza and egypt is really military cleaning the philadelphia cord or provides a weapon smuggling root into the gaza for her most militants. but it's also a key part of a delicate piece arrangement between egypt and israel is really helicopters firing towards rafa near the southern most city and gaza, where israel's military says it is seized control of a ke

it serves as a buffer zone between gaza and egypt. that is really military claiming the philadelphia chords or provides a weapons smuggling root into the gaza for home aust militants. but this trip is also a key part of a delicate piece arrangement between egypt and israel. is really helicopters firing towards rafa near the southern most city and gaza, where israel's military says it is seized control of a key stretch of land, a 14 kilometer philadelphia cord, or that as long served as a buffer zone between garza and egypt. mahoney. in recent days, find the sources, have taken operational control over the philadelphia, colorado, along the border between egypt and restaurant, she meant to send a delta card or 7 as an oxygen pipe for a mazda 3, which it regularly translates width into the costs of stripe. to shoot this over to bills and cover the captor of the cord or where israel says its troops found these rocket launchers could complicate israel's relations with egypt. cairo is accused israel using the allegations of smuggling to jus