well earlier. the classified u. k. media organization revealed that since december the royal air force has conducted at least 200 surveillance slides. overdone some emissions were launched from a british air base in cyprus, conveniently close to the war zone whistle blowers also saves. that's flights. were carried up by the u. k. on april. first, the same. the an idea of striking, killed 7 world central kitchen aid workers in gaza. hurry valley are us from the wake up. cypress movement says the islands is being used as a military outpost by its a former colonial master. elizabeth, clarifying the status of the british basis in cyprus, we try to solve a mainland cutting basis. you know, we can gain independence from uh, from uh, u. k. in 96 these um, but the what so many people to know is the, we didn't game complete independence, some areas. and specifically these bases eh, on extension of the u. k. so basically cycles says, no, see i told him about these cop pending from the for the u. k. media cutting basically in th

u. k. well that's despite the fact that those very jets were used by the idea of to kill civilians and gaza during a specific attack in july. that's according to revelations. from the danish news outlet and and g o. with confirmation from the as rarely military, the downing report also says the idea fused an extremely powerful bomb in that dudley strike. meanwhile, britain's foreign secretary has dodge the question about london's direct involvement in the guise of war. when grilled by independent m. p. jeremy corbin, what role legally or otherwise britain his life, you know the fine because i was invited to cross the use of our effective cherry as a staging point for the across country as well, which many people are carrying weapons that he used from. gosh, i'm sorry. with the support that we give to is around the my wife comment on operation issues to earlier the declassified u. k. media organization revealed that since december, the royal air force has conducted at least 200 the surveillance f

u. k. well, you watch this. this is kind of sweet. this is so some, some pretty, let's say, slim old lady is in what is it? is this a tank like what it, what, what does it, what is that already? what does that the attack on police? it's an attack on free speech is attacks on joseph goods attack, a just about you name and her stomach saliva freeze beach. so it's harvey and surprise, and indeed ok. given the police responses to to your pleasing we're hearing, pearl, her career being accused of that. 73 percent of people who live in the u. k. believe there's absolutely no point in reporting a crime because nothing's gonna happen anyway. a 40 percent, the people believe that they were on happy with the police response. basically. right now in the u. k. a pizza gets to your house quicker than the cops, and that's kind of not surprising, given the choice of transport. we see the british police deploying against the most dangerous criminals in the okay. on the video again. this is the british police mounted to turn the front eunice in full f

u. k. well, no he is. he's the ex, head of the liberal democrat party of a party which stood for free speech and you know, the liberty and rights of people, sir, and the plague. nice and by queen elizabeth as ingrained in the deep state as you could possibly be this month. at deputy prime minister of the united kingdom. and he is representing a group now at a hearing, which is concerned about the interference of the state in media. one of the ridiculous allegations that was pitched on us here in our tea, among many others. so it's, it's quite ridiculous really, there's no actual evidence given. there's no specific instances where they say, oh, look at this for your teeth said this said that you and i know our colleagues here know we are very, very careful in what we say. we researched things diligently and we offer an alternative view, and that's what this is all about. it's about suppressing and crushing that platform. they don't want people to hear a different story. it's, it seems that they love this to

u. k. so what does this tell you, you know, well, a u. k knows this thing, it says about using long range missiles and deep into rushes. it's errors or have you talking about the storm shadows. we're talking about other kinds of weapons, not necessarily the case, but so natal made weapons that had been used to against russia against the republicans. you know, basically, i mean, the storm shadow is always on. it's not the same was the scope, but ones made in france and one is made in the u. k. so they, they've been using these weapons already. exactly. on the speaking of scout missed cell, actually visited a place where they struck near a good cry. mia and just several kids were killed by this scalp, but ms file as we should the same as the storm shadow and the targeted. so civilian area, it was basically that hotel for refugees on the coastal these what is are being used against the civilian population. well, nevertheless, what we have in this situation kind of a good cop bad cop situation, where the u. k and the euro by saying that, say y

u. k as well are set to a lot of keep to use western supply. the long range arms to strike bruship must go safe at all. decisions on the monitor have already been made and the response will be hard to miss. the russian president has said everything on this subject. the decision has been taken all carte blanche and indulgences have been granted to the clients and to yes. so we are ready for anything, and our response will be such that they won't fail to notice. or you're most concerned about that or to the you and said, giving the green light to such attacks would mean nato explicitly entering into a direct war with russia. she would switch, he was focused deep today with a very high degree of probability. we can say that the decision to live restrictions on the use of long range weapons, the strikes the gangs. russia has long been made in the west, and that was simply witnessing the final stage of its legitimize agents in the eyes of public opinion. actually in relation to key f, this does not change anything for us. in principle, the nazi regi

u. k. this year. as well, the world health organization is hoping an international vaccination campaign might stop outbreaks of impact in central and west african nations. within 6 months, he went agencies, 1st shipments of vaccines is due to arrive in the democratic republic of congo in the next few days. let's take a look now at y. m fox is so difficult to control. the config and books is an infectious disease that can be spread between people, not them. of the virus hits children the hardest. in the con outbreak, 60 percent of cases during those aged on the 15, mortality rates can be up to 10 percent. symptoms of impulse including rush with blisters or pimples on the face. the hands around the genitals mouth disease can also close to a nymph, glands, and flu like symptoms such as a headache and fever. symptoms usually begin within a week of exposure. most people are covered within $14.00 to $28.00 days, during which time that's still infectious. that's quite a long time to be infectious for those of the we

u. k. a pondering after riot or is burned and looted property well telling brown and black people to go back to where they came from, including those born and raised there to impact what's going on in the u. k. today we're joined by taj ali historian of british south asian political activism and co editor of try being magazine, our soccer, a contributing editor at navarro media, and michael morgan, the founder of low tv and co host of the pod cast. why i'm no longer talking to institutionally racist police. all 3 join us from london. thank you so much for being part of the stream today. so a horrific crime happened. some prominent social media users decides to invent a corporate and who we are present his face with some of the most horrific riots in decades. i'm ash, where were you when these riots erupted? and what went through your mind when you started looking at these things? well, i think the 1st thing to say is that the speeds of the rioting that we saw were planted earlier that we can so i'm based in london and in london just before those terrific stoppings. in southport, you had one

u. k. government, how significant and move visit? well, i think it's very significant, politically, it's an indication that the government in the u. k is taking seriously the requirements of international law. the who, the un human rights council has called for an arms and barto. even if the u. k is not calling this an embargo to, this is an important step in that context. but we should also be very clear that even though the u. k. overall is a very small provider of, of arms to israel. the u. s. for example, supports about 65 percent of the of the arms that israel brings in, and the u. k. it's less than one percent, but it's, it's important symbolically. but it's also important to recognize that they are allowing continually the export of things like parts for the f 35 bar. and that's one of the most vicious instruments that israel has used against palestinians in gaza. there's new indications today just coming out that on july 13th, a very big number of it was between 90 and a 100 people that were killed in one attack in gaza that that

u. k. to stop supplying weapons as well. let's bring in our correspondence. sonya diag. oh, she's joining us live from that demonstration in london. the 1st since the u. k. government announced that suspending some shipments to israel sonya to people, they're feeling like the action is making a difference. what are they telling you the well, the reason why speaking to people has so many of decided to come out today is because they are still white. i'm good, i'm frustrated with the fact that you take government is still ex, focusing on licenses to israel and the news that the foreign secretary and out cost weeks. david, allow me to say take that to your face licenses would be immediately suspended. that's very, very difficult. to people who does that, and he said that if it needs to be brought to an embargo added scott, it needs to cease and cease. now. i dropped a moment here, which was the tail end of the march head. they've gathered quite close to the streets by these ready embassies, but they're not able to go any further until generally they you, todd this for groups

u. k. components and that's fucking 5 sofa supplied to as well. that's, that's 9 of them is about full fox, 360000000 pounds since since 2016. and that does not even include sped off. so that's just the initial manufacturer of the u. k. is this being the same share? and then as also a lot of other ukiah equipment that goes to israel in direct slate. so licenses which affects both to the us of components which are then i pushed the assembled into the larger equipment side to rack or off to whatever that is. so to me, as i mean, i don't even know if any of those licenses those in the licenses of being suspended or if it's just the direct steps. volts do is via ranch is really an attraction for title. and what about those countries that are suspended? uh, they're on sale stories where i like spain, for example. what impact has that had some unfortunately, not very much as the countries that have suspended on sales a lot to be the ones that was a supine, very much any case. and in cases like the netherlands, again unfortunately the cold, so the loud. r

i did well this week in the u. k. 3 m. p 's law styles against the government's decision to suspend a number of its military export licenses too, as well. they kind of components full military fight objects, helicopters on drones, as well as items that facilitates grounds targeting. and although u. k. arm supplies account for only about one percent of as well as total imports. the partial cutoff is seen as a significant diplomatic play. however long then we'll keep sending components for f 355 digits to weigh as well. 15 percent of which are made in verse of us despite the fact that those very just killed civilians and dogs are doing a specific attack in july that was brought to light by a danish news outlet and n g o. in later concerns, by the way, the military. meanwhile, of course in spar and secretary david lama dogs. the question about london's direct involvement in the gospel when grills by his parties, full melita, what role legally or otherwise britain has played in other fine regardless of a savannah tech cross. th

u. k. get very well detecting and being amplified. and i think that seriously provoked the flames of what we've seen in the last couple of weeks. i want to play devil's advocate here and michael. then i'll get your reaction to something because many people have been talking about how worry the are that this will actually give the king government and arguments to take away inforcement even further. let's take a look. the oldest one, a tricky 7 campaign goods is written as a case dogma. urge them not to expand the use of life, facial recognition technology and response to the recent rise. this is something that the government is proposing to do. and in doing so you, they will, expands you taste as to surveillance states. we used to worry about id cards in the past, how they be used to track people. now in the future, it's going to be your face that is being tracked as you move down the high street, a walk through train stations, and the like, creating a mass network of digital surveillance across the u. k. this is a full of didn't store

u. k. military or a base. well, despite being quote comfortable with brittany, support for israel as david blow me earlier, admitted that u. k. arm's exports to the country may pose the risk of violating international humanitarian law, no longer than suspended the limited number of weapon exports. earlier this week, 30 art of 350 arms licenses, helping holstad, including components for fighter jets helicopters, drones. however, parts for f $35.00 jets, which are reportedly used for dropping bombs on gas, that they were excluded from the list. to meet with us congress spoke directly to us earlier. he sees the partial hold of weapons to israel is just quote, window dressing or less than 10 percent of less. success is insignificant really. and i think what's happening here is that you now have a new labor government to your storm, or although the cure storm or has gone the extra mile to purge from the labor party based on those who support palestinian human rights and, and if not expelled them from the party at least

to apply it, i didn't know well this week in the u. k. 3 m p 's last died against the government's decision to suspend the number of its military export licenses to israel. they cover components for military fighter jets helicopters and drones, as well as items that facilitate brian targeting. lenovo new k arms supplies that come from only around one percent of israel's total imports. the partial cut off is seen really is a significant diplomatic blow. however, london will keep sending components for f 3500 kits to israel, 15 percent of which are made in britain this as well. and it comes despite the fact that those very jets killed civilians in gals or during a specific attack in july that was brought to light by a danish news i pled working in conjunction with the nat geo laser confirmed by v as really military itself. meanwhile, britain's foreign secretary, david's law, me dodge the question about london's direct involvement in the gals award winning grilled by his party's former leader. what role lazy or otherwise breton has played i

and these are all houses, and this is all legitimate right to the agenda as well this week in the u. k. suite and pays last styles against the government's decision to suspend the number of his military export licenses to as well. they call the components full military, 5 digits, helicopters on drugs, as well as items that facilitate the ground targeting. and the low u. k. on supplies accounts are only about one percent. and so if, as well as total impulse, the partial costs off is seen as a significant diplomatic play. however, london will keep sending components for f though c 55 subjects to as well. 15 percent of which amaze in person was despite the fact that those very jets killed civilians in gauze, a jew, and a specific attack in july that was brought to lights by a danish news outlets. and then g o, unless it confirmed by the use rating military. meanwhile, a person's foreign secretary david, allow me dogs to question about london's direct involvement in the gospel. when grills by his parties, form elisa, what role legally or otherwise britain his life, you know the fine becaus

u. k. how might that potentially change things? well, there are agreements between the u. n. b, u k. and between france and the u. k. and the latest agreement between france and britain, for example, involved uh, britain, sending more money to france to increase the number of patrols ended detention centers on the french side of the border in the, in the agreement between the e u and the u. k. they've agreed to share more intelligence to try to stop the criminal enterprises that are loring people to do this, but nothing has works. i'm not sure that something called a treaty would be better than these agreements. but what frances saying today is that it needs more money from the u. k. if it wants to help them effectively stop people from leaving the front side of the border as as a cause. the tragedy today clare, terry, thank you so much as always for your reporting that is dw correspondent terry schultz. we do have time to bring you up to speed with some other world news headlines. tel aviv has seen a 3rd straight night of protests calling for a cease fire and gaza and a deal to rele

well. speaking to the u. k. parliament font and secretary david climbing said was a serious risk. recessions would be used to commit serious violations of international us. president joe biden says, as well as prime minister, isn't doing enough to reach a goal is to seize 5 deal and secure. the release of the captive is comments follow the recovery of the body of the us society citizen along with 5 on the southern gauze or on the staff today. but you mean nothing? yeah. who has asked for forgiveness for not bringing the 6 captives home, and it's cold. so unity across as well. that tens of thousands of demonstrations has taken to the streets and these various cities 1st, the days of demanding that you know, agrees to a cease 5 builds, bring, the remaining is really captive. so one of the sticking points during c's fine negotiations has been the philadelphia cargo, which is the buffers between egypt and gaza. its full 10 kilometers as long as they represents the entirety of the border area between gunther and age

they're upsetting both israel and the us and you know their allies with this decision as well as upsetting those in the u. k, who wants a full band on arms x force and they say that they, they're doing something right. well, i don't believe they're doing something right when i see an engine about bombing to go, is there an engine, the killing of innocent civilians in children in casa? there is nothing right about what is right is doing at the present time. they are committing acts of genocide and we should be acting accordingly in accordance with international law, from the i c j. and of course, when the i c c. arrest warrants of finally issued we should ask the rest of those people that wants to be new. suit against? yeah, a francesca. interesting lee, the british foreign secretary has said there isn't enough reliable evidence to make a definitive conclusion that israel has violated international humanitarian law. well, what do you make a visit and what more evidence do you think they, they need to, to prove that in british weapons are being used against by this to me is not just in gaza, but also in the o

u. k suspends some um sales to as well as a concerns they might be used to reach an international humanitarian on the u. s. c's is a plane belonging to venezuela's price because with your electric, it was both illegally venezuela's courting at the beginning. israel with prime minister benjamin netanyahu was pushing back against advising, domestic and international pressure to sign a safe spot deal with him. us. this position comes in spite of must protest and isabel, triggered by the recovery of 6 captives, found dead in gauze or on saturday as he all he was asked for forgiveness. but it says the war will continue. i think your customer reports thousands of his riley's took to the street for a 2nd day pushing past police lines and converging near the home of prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. many blaming his delay in signing a ceasefire deal for the discovery of 6 more dead captors in garza, the government, the visitor of this threat to the world peace for the 1st time since mass protests and the labor strife broke out following saturdays news of the dead captives then yahoo addr

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well, mr. curse, and we're going to have to leave it that. thank you very much for your time here. and also the international david coach in the u. k. heritage political party. the well, thanks very much for joining us as our help with all of the international. we'll have more and using these view at the top of the next hour at the hope you can join us again. the the hey rick sanchez here. this is direct impact on this is what we're going to be talking about. slides division one is the depth. yep. plaza applause breaks out at the united nations as israel is told to end its occupation of gaza. i'm rick sanchez, lot going on with this. let's do this thing the right a lot to talk about on this day. let's begin with this. a really complex mask that is the middle east and we do this with the study sounds of immune and more in the background. i mean, if, if you, if you listen carefully, you can almost to hear the drum beat right now. if you will, if in the background, given israel's latest high tech, sabotaged attack on 11 on 1st, the un general assembly comes out and they meet and they're meeting in new york this week. as you probably k

well. something else to tell you about this week in the u. k. 3 m p 's last started against the government's decision to suspend the number of its military export licenses to israel. they cover components for military fighter jets the helicopters and drones as well as items that facilitate growing targeting. and although you k arm supplies a kind for only around one percent of israel's total imports, the partial cut off is seen as a significant diplomatic blow. however, london will keep sending components for f $35.00 fighter jets to israel, 15 percent of which are made in britain that's despite the fact that those very jets kill civilians in dallas at during a specific attack in july that was brought to light by a danish news artists and g o. later confirmed by be surely military. meanwhile, britain's foreign secretary, david slowly dodge the question of bye to london's direct involvement in the gals of war. when thrilled by his parties, former leader, or what role, legally or otherwise britain his life. you know, the fine because i was invite

well. from 2022 to june 2023. the u. k. sent almost $75000000.00 worth of weapons to as well as $25000000.00. and it was for aircraft helicopters and drums the homes export licenses being suspended include components for unmanned trends in f. 16 find subjects. sales of naval systems and targeting equipment have also been holton. various governments stressed. dr. isn't a blanket then the only effects equipment that could be used in serious breach of international humanitarian law. h. i have here is a senior associates, the carnegie endowment for international peace explains the significance of the u. k. government's decision. or i think this is quite a symbolic move, particularly considering the stance of the previous british government under the conservatives. and i think it follows a number of other moves of this new labor government has taken over recent months. it pulled back on the objections to the i. c. c arrest warrants, they restored funding to unreal. i know you've seen this partial suspension of arms licenses. i do

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cover components for military, find the jets, helicopters and drones, as well as items that facilitate grounds targeting. and the u. k. on supplies, accounts the only about was the sense of as well as total impulse. the partial cutoff is seen as a significant diplomatic load. however long isn't it? well, it keeps sending components for f, those the $55.00 digits to as well, 15 percent of which are made invoice them without despite the fact that those very jets that killed civilians in dollars a doing a specific attack in july that was brought to lights by a danish news outlets and g o and laser can funds by these ready military. meanwhile, bruce, in spar and secretary david law, me told you the question about london's direction involvement to the goal is to move and grilled by his policies. full melita, what role lazy or otherwise britain has played in other fine goss, i wish, divided, sat across the use of already effective cherry as a staging point for winter across country as well, which many se facilities are carrying weapons that he used from us on saturday with the support that we give to is relevant, my wife c

u. k. is currency, the refusing to concentrate. and, but the idea in general, as well as in the channel, is a new look at the way in which migration is managed. migration management, split print that is being set top. so lots of money is being spent from texas being involved, but it's still continues to have the same the same kind of uh, outlook which is about from sending the possibilities for the states to kind of control migration the just to be good to all of us but from, from texas, the use of border control agency, if i can tend to, you know, before we expand it to, to that situation across europe, just staying with the u. k. in terms of these crossings, is the situation getting worse in terms of the numbers of people that are coming and taking this very treacherous journey across the channel? i think the z a, the seniors, the last step that we are still in a similar trend then. uh, last year in the 2 year single, we had to be quite over 4045000 people crossing it one year alone. so 2022, but that was a specific circumstance as back to the that was do we drive al

u. k. and frauds of been doing full well more than 2 decades now? just trying to work together to solve as the small boats that are increasing in number as the years pulse. they have agreements together in which the u. k. funds of frogs, some millions of dollars each year for things like fences, extra security patrols driving strong, stopped people from taking these dangerous crossings. but it's clearly just not working. well. the french and terry administer domino said on tuesday when he was hit in boy. and so man i to see, he said look what is needed is a new approach. what is needed is an agreement between the u. k. and the you, when it comes to migration because he said was what was happening now is working. that is something that the friendship in all skin b, u. k, for, for some time it is being declined by previous u. k. governments. but the hope is here in fraud. so with this new u. k, governments on the kids stomach, but perhaps that could change. okay. thanks so much for the update. that is natasha butler for us in northern france. more than

well, facilitating the caustic okay, i'm rubbish. and if i can come to you, these people are in front, which is a prosperous country. why do they want to go to the u. k rather than stay in front number one and what are the main countries where people are coming from in terms of those to the making this, this crossing as well. so we found with our clients that, um, you know, lot of the people that come to this country, they come here because they have a shed language which is english. even they have family here and they want to really not for them. and we know that, you know, many people that come to this country have a history when the u. k. whether that's because there's a colonial ties of the empire or the language that was spread around the world. well, so you know, we, we are an economy that shouldn't be able to take on these people. that's one thing we have to remember. so you know, when our clients come here, we have to be welcoming them and we found some, many of our clients are coming from countries ask and it's done when we did, the cap might bring crossings by the chance. so we know that people from us kind of started the, represent it over

u. k. storm shadow cruise missiles as well. the question, lot of people are asking, what will be the criminal response to this audience we're about to customer. thank you. so it's on an iris. yep. based squared off, but substance for us really left out of the bickering debate or the pair of presidential contenders are spending way more time on stage. basically taking jobs with each other, fudging direct policy questions and leaving state side voters with very, very little to consider. what she says is an absolute life. well, as i said, you're gonna hear a bunch of lies and that's not actually a surprising fact. i have a plan. let's talk about our plans. and then let's compare the plans. i have a plan. she was big oh and defend the police in minnesota. she went out what have been i'm talking now. if you don't mind, please says sound familiar. you're gonna hear a bunch of lies coming from the cell. and that is another one. so stop with the continuous lying about this stuff, vice president, excuse me, i have to respond. another li

well, victoria rose is among the 13th u. k. doctors who have signed and opened a letter to the british prime minister, demanding london stop arms exports to israel. i'm pressure wester islam into a 6 bar that we did. mom, the u. k. government us immediately to bring it in to the continued is really military escalation of catastrophe and gaza. the united kingdom must ensure that its policies, a ones that result in and sees via, by withholding military support to israel and ending on straight with israel. we believe our government is obliged to do this based on diverse or slow and international humanitarian law, and that it is the morally, as well as legally right thing to do. i am one of the signatories on the u. k based medical profession. and let's see the prime minister kissed on demanding sam israel. the main reason that my name is on the left side is because of the barricade that has a kid, c n. n is in gaza. and i truly believe that it's my government had any idea what was really happening on the grounds. they would not s

u. k. u. s. u weapon reporting into ukraine for this war. and is it possible a tool to say, well, months peaceful to negotiations or any kind of settlement the worst? think, 1st of all, it's important to highlight well actually is going on in regards to ukraine, because we should say, i mean stallman has promised 3000000000 pounds a year to ukraine. he said, for as long as it takes, am i thinking the budget? they've budgeted 3000000000 pounds each. you create up to twenty's the see. on top of that? i think the well darn close to ukraine, brisson has underwritten them. right? so if you can comp paid them back, bruce soon as liable all of this money, billions and billions, who voted for this verse $6.00 about whilst at the same time, stop on the labor and the name of politics attacking punches in the winter fuel allowance. they've refused to scrap the 2 child benefit cap, the committing to spending billions and billions for this teen claim, just to defend spending in general to things like tried. and this is a government rule and who voted for that. and he knows about that. really

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well, that's or earlier of the declassified u. k. need to organization reveal that says, december, the royal air force has conducted at least 200 and the surveillance supplied supplied. so regardless of the emissions were launch from a british air base and the cypress conveniently close to the war zone. what's the floor is also say, such flights are carried out by the you can april 1st the same. the an idea of strike killed 7 the world is the central kitchen aid workers in gaza. harry v o r, as from the wake up cypress movement says the island is being used as a military outpost by its former colonial master. the majority finding the status of the basis in cyprus, we try to solve a mainland cutting basis. you know, we can gain independence from uh, from uh, u. k. in 96 feet. um, but the so many people to know is the we didn't game complete independence some areas, uh and specifically these bases on extension of the u. k. so basically cycles as normal, say a pause in the body, stop pending from there so that you can maybe cutting basi

u. k. is ongoing support for ease. well, the, the crowds marched through the city with a huge band claiming that london was compressed in the genocide in gaza at the protest. that's demanded an immediate cease fire. now the major march is set to be held in the british capital on october. the 5th, approaching the 1st anniversary of the war the leaders of india had pa, this time have met in new york on the sidelines of abroad, the un summit as they address the ongoing bloodshed in gaza. india's prime minister valid, the strong support for the palestinian people. prime minister, expressed deep concern at the humanitarian crisis unfolding and gaza and the deteriorating security situation in the region. and reaffirmed india's unwavering support to the people of palestine, including continued humanitarian assistance. a. now, when the war broke out last, the prime minister embody called paula stein's president, and emphasized the needs to restore peace in 2018 mo, the made the historic visit to the west bank, the 1st ever by an in