people might not understand the cause of the west bank, east jerusalem. they're all part of a palestinian state. they're all posted in territories. and if you single out cause without explaining that they're posting news, you're essentially separating garza from the larger issue of palestinian statehood and liberation. and this falls into and is really pattern of racing posted in identity and posting in statehood by treating each of these illegally occupied territories and their people, a separate entities, people in gaza or palestinians, and journalists should call them that new share. a lot of headlines from the onion, it's a satirical new site in the us and their headlines are supposed to be a joke. they're supposed to be humorous exaggerations, that sort of put a mirror of society and politics. and especially the way that our phone media covers events, but some of the onions, older posts on this particular issue on israel, palestine and, and the us as role in it. they almost read like predictions. we've come to the point where the situation with gaza

i israel, i conquered the territories of the west bank east jerusalem. i and gaza. i and i also the goal on heights. these are what are called the occupied palestinian territories. and immediately after that war, the un i in a, a resolution of the security council. 242 said that those occupied territories did not belong to israel. and the israel would have to relinquish them. so that was already, i 57 years ago that yahoo represents the political force in israel that says now will never give back those territories. and israel has moved to more, more progressively to say these are our territories. what is in israel called great or israel. but the problem is that go many millions of palestinians live i under is rarely occupation rule and it's a very brutal life. i and i these right wing politicians in israel have become more and more aggressive. i to the point of saying, well, maybe the palestinians just need to leave. i just like you quoted at that's not close to ethnic cleansing. that is ethnic cleansing. precisely. i israel has been absolutely brutal. i killing ten

accused in israel using starvation as a weapon of war and robin had apartheid system in the west bank and east jerusalem . and as expected, washington quickly stepped in to defend it's key ally in the middle is dismissing that report as it relates to the un commission. i've seen some of that reporting and, you know, we've seen some language coming out of that indicative of their belief that some of the actions could be constituted as this is their phrasing genocide. that is something we would uh, unequivocally disagree with. again, we think that that kind of raising of those kinds of accurate accusations are certainly when sounded well again, these so called unfounded accusations come from an international committee, specifically tasked with monitoring these really occupation. but the us response is rather consistent with a strong pro is rarely stands last month, says you remember, washington gave israel especially day deadline to increase humanitarian assistance into the gases 3 before risk being found in violation of us law, which prohibits the transfer of offensive weapons to countries blocking civil

being committed providing significant financial assistance in the uh, in gaza and the west bank and east jerusalem. a toast between total care and grease of ended with the turkish foreign minister saying more what must be done to resolve disputes are the mountain time boundaries in the again and mediterranean sees the 2 sides are due to meet again in athens. next month's grease and forget each kind and area of the are young feet reaching about 11 kilometers from the cruise lines. the eastern mediterranean, the dispute focuses on exclusive economic designs, where countries can explore unexplored results is the issue has brought the 2 countries close to wall 5 times in as many decades. but those disagreements aren't the only issues between the 2 countries and fight for care says it wants to deepen corporation with grease on asylum on migration of policy. jones syrup for this reports from the island assignments in the east i in greece and took you need to resolve how to set maritime borders. india, g and greece once the full 22 kilometers of territorial volta allowed under international law to kia, p

it is already extremely difficult, not only and also, but also in the west bank, including east jerusalem in these falls are truly implemented. then our work will be even more difficult. the suffering of palestinians will go deeper. and the survey over the future of palestine refugees out of their rights will grow bigger again, this is truly antics dreamily dangerous precedent. and speaking of the whole feel i troll system because you just as another really just asked during the show. once more the international community can do. we are in a situation wherever the international humanitarian system is mobilized on the multi electrolysis. the un general assembly, the, the international court of justice, but this time from 4 tours on the french fries are all mobilized. this is probably one of the most documented conflicts of recent times i, yes, the violations continue. our call for accountability and possibly a board inquiry rose higher. all right, well, we have run out of time, so we're going to have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much to all of our guests to model other. if i

have been committed providing significant financial assistance in the uh, in gaza and the west bank and east jerusalem. still ahead on now is, is there a time malcom web in most i'm big capital with my food says web place and soldiers around the street trying to break up protests full by the political physician to say the recent election looked like the in depth analysis of the day sidelines. how do you see the educational system in gaza informed opinion feed treaties have a very high kid is inc, getting serious critical debate. what happens as either now has to be seen in the context of a whole raft, especially as the israel has been taking against on the inside story. what is, is real trying to achieve in 11 on is there a strategy on out josie or a unique perspective, we don't want ahead to well, but we no longer have any private spaces on the incident. that's a scary well on heard voices a year into this genocide, it still remains large. one section, connect with our community and tap into conversation as you find elsewhere, but humanity, the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has go

the general's plan in gaza, and the settler's plan in the west bank including east jerusalem. these plans are the prolongation of the disposition and displacement of the palestinian people over decades. with the certainty of more misery and more death if they refuse. what is the international community's plan? what is your plan, the mighty security council? it is enshrined in the u.n. charter. that is what should be your plan. you and resolutions and icj rulings require decisive measures to be taken to uphold and implement this plan, to take it beyond words into deeds. to stop israeli airplanes, tanks, and bulldozers. to save the millions of children, women, and men whose lives are in peril. and to chart an irreversible pathway to freedom and justice, the only way to achieve shared peace and security. that should be your plan. do not allow a solvable political conflict to be transformed into internal religious conflict. don't allow that to happen. this would have terrible, unimaginable sequences for our region and the world. the fate of our region is being determined in gaza.

west bank. this controversial policy is for dominantly used against palestinians living in both the west bank and occupied east . jerusalem kept his office releasing his statement on friday, saying that he met with the head of israel should invest the internal security agency earlier in the week to inform him about the move. but that same security agency had previously warned against the measure like this, saying that it would have disastrous and tightest drop and consequences pertaining to settler violence against the palestinians. the united nations has documented at least $1600.00 settler attacks since the war began in october of last year. but despite this, israel's right wing is embracing the move, saying they want to offer more support to those who live in a legal settlements as of november 2024. these really present service says that there are nearly $3500.00 people for being held under administrative detention 7 of which are as rarely settlers. how does that what that does eat all? i'm a the now there's disappointment of a new funding pledge to help poor a nation's battle. the effects of climate change. a drop pro

and that is only posed indians from the occupied west bank and from occupied east jerusalem. there hasn't really been numbers kept for those in gaza. so the right wing is celebrating this new within israel, saying that it's about time the top and they are the people who have been against any sorts of treatment. miss treatment rather they say of extremist in the occupied westbank. i mean, just last week, just in the last few days there have been settler attacks on palestinians in the west bank. the un says that there had been at least $1620.00 settler tax on palestinians since the start of the war. it's important to note that this process of administrative detention is very rarely use against is rarely settlers. and when his early settlers do commit crimes against palestinian, there are rarely charges there are rarely follow up with is really authorities like there are with palestinians who do and do not commit crime. so this has been a move the right lane with an israel has been pushing for since next. and y'all actually came back in the office 2 years ago. so the right thing

approximately 120 housing units were seized in the occupied west bank and on the fifth of november, israeli forces demolished homes in east jerusalem. some ministers are now openly calling for the annexation of the west bank. it consists of a violation of international law and must be rejected. it is crucial that the palestinian authority support -- the waiver that allows israel to cooperate with palestinian banks especially expires at the end of the month. the use of the letter is a perpetual threat of economic instability alongside other unilateral steps that undermine stability must end. madam president, allow me to share a few final things from the coordinator. excess -- suggest we're are at imminent threat of using the framework we have been operating under since 1967 in 1973 when the security council adopted a resolution aimed at laying the foundation for just and lasting peace. we must never allow the seventh of october attacks and aftermath, we must treat gaza and the west bank as a whole, integral to an independent palestinian state. we must preserve and strengthen the palestinian authority and its institutions. we must fi

have been committed providing significant financial assistance in the uh, in gaza and the west bank and east jerusalem. while the president of the european council, charles michelle says, lead is also discussed the impact of donald trump's election to a 2nd presidential time in the us and the consequences that might have on trade. and we are ready to strengthen the dies, we are ready to properly contribute, invite your sales receipt, the united states, and i see 3 important element for this stroke initiative distribution. first one, the by left one relations trade in investment. this is the challenge. what the strengths are. we to know ms booth. and i'm trying to convince that you know, the children were costing that sheets but the us selection, taking over discussions out fee you summit. let's take a closer look at trade relations between the us and the european union. transatlantic trade was west, more than $1.00 trillion dollars in 2022, directly employees. nearly 10000000 people. united states is the e blocks largest trade partner, despite the absence of a free trade agreement. but european leader

how been committed providing significant financial assistance in the uh, in gaza and the west bank and east jerusalem. still, it's the same sort of care in greece of ended with the turkish foreign minister saying, knew what must be done to resolve disputes of maritime boundaries. and the, and young and mediterranean sees the 2 sides of jude to meet again and nothings next month. greece unto care each claim. an area of the idea on reaching about 11 kilometers is from that coast lines. greece says it has a right to expand this to about 22 kilometers on g, u and rules bots. for q ones that can lead to conflicts. in the eastern mediterranean, the dispute focuses on exclusive economic designs where countries can explore and exploit results. his view and designates greece control over 71 percent of the area . and so to get around 9 percent bots. so k, once this area and his thoughts of exploring for the you and you and says this infringes on greece is maritime territory. northern cypress claims this area, and once for kids to explore its full results is sort of get assigned according to agreement with oliv

how been committed providing significant financial assistance in the uh, in gaza and the west bank and east jerusalem. the you a chief point in policy. uh, joseph. brad was very critical of the decision with these riley government saying that the presence and the future of the owner was, is attached to humanity or sort of in delay in the commissioner and charles bush out the president of the council would also political decision court in full, that is why the government with us that decision and allow on or want to. all right, and i think the statements we are likely to have from the latest today is going to be about the need for these bodies to continue operate. oh cool, cool pricing. with the l. y and left the owner. what do the work has been doing over the last 70 years in the occupied territories and the briefly, horsham there's also further discussion of the situation in 11 on as well as the gaza strip. um, what are we expecting from that with basically with the match about a month ago in brussels, i said that that needs to be an immediate cease fire in gaza. and 11 is that the opinion is willin

west bank. and on the fifth of november, israelis demolish benign homes in east jerusalem while these accelerate, some are openly calling for the annexation of the west bank. the annexation consist of a violation of international law and must be firmly rejected. it is crucial the palestinian authority is the focus politically and financially. the waiver that allows israeli banking systems to cooperate with palestinian banks is set to expire at the end of the month. once again threatening the palestinian banking sector. the use of the letter as a potential threat of economic instability alongside unilateral threats that undermine the fiscal stability must end. madam president, allow me to share a few final -- from the special coordinator. development across document palestinian care tory -- territory suggests we are at imminent risk of losing the framework we have been operating under since 1967 and 1973 when the security council adopted the resolution laying the foundations for a just and lasting peace. we must never allow a repeat of the seventh of october hamas attack and their aftermath. we m

west bank. this controversial policy is predominantly used against palestinians living in both the west bank and occupied east. jerusalem counselor's office releasing a statement on friday saying that he met with the head of israel should invest the internal security agency earlier in the week to inform him about the move. but that same security agency had previously warned against a measure like this, saying that it would have disastrous and catastrophic consequences pertaining to settler violence against palestinians. the united nations has documented at least $1600.00 settler attacks since the war began in october of last year. but despite this, israel's right wing is embracing the move, saying they want to offer more support to those who live in a legal settlements as of november 2024. these really present service says that there are nearly $3500.00 people for being held under administrative detention 7 of which are as rarely settlers. how does that, what that does eat all? i'm a germany says it will not impose an export to ban on weapons as well in the wake of those i. c. c. arrest warrants, israel's prime minister

and deny vital education and social services to tens of thousands of palestinian in the west bank and east jerusalemich could have implications under relevant u.s. law and policy, unquote. within days of the united states government sending that letter, twos bills were passed by the knesset to ban unrwa. so what we see, madam president, is a continued pattern. president biden makes certain demands that are routinely ignored without consequence. in fact, they're rewarded. and this is an ineffective use of american leverage to accomplish our policy goals and ensure that america law -- american law is abided by. i want to just mention a couple others and senator sanders referenced them. but we know that prime minister netanyahu has repeatedly obstructed president biden's plan for a cease-fire and the return of hostages, both in washington and in israel. i've met with families of hostages who are experiencing unthinkable pain. i just met with the father of a soldier who is being held right now in gaza. -- as a hostage. they have stressed that prime minister netanyahu has repeatedly obstructed president

east jerusalem node. all of this and this report from my mind. and that's because these ready government as band i'll just there from reporting in the occupied west bank. i'm from inside israel. israel's goodness, at hard at work passing laws, a palestinian is rarely citizens and fellow cindy as an occupied east jerusalem that's subject to israel's illegal annexation one bill targets. family members of palestinian is rarely citizens who carry out attacks against israel. they be deported to gaza or another location if they have prior knowledge of the attack and did not inform authorities or if they, in any way expressed support for the attack or organizations labeled as terrorist the gun. so that it's just because professionals are able to tell us clearly that this preventative law is intended to, to, to a few, to terrorists and villains from carrying out the acts. another law could be applied to palestinian schools, especially in occupied east jerusalem. and those inside israel, this legislation grants the education ministry sweeping discretionary powers to deem any teacher or administrator, a supportive of terrorism. fire them without notice. got fun

east, because you almost always seem to be inheriting some hot crisis. your member we inherited the second intifada. people were dying every day in violence in the west bank and jerusalem. this incoming administration will likely inherit a crisis in gaza, lebanon and who knows what to do

but be that as it may, he did something similar to east jerusalem, but not in the west bank. he did not want to get ahead of the game this time around . and it's very possible that he, there's some kind of a park that where he says, look, i wouldn't, i wouldn't, was involved in the war. and as for the ad ups who are courting for it. but at the same time, i'm going to have to give you something i would give them possibly the worst thing or what it would be less is some sort of a half of state on half of the westbank for the palestinians, which of course is not acceptable it's not practical and it's not in any which way such as trying to buy this thing and price for yourself. okay, many things for that model on the charlotte, is there a senior political analyst that is there any forces say that's around 90 rockets have been fine from lebanon in northern israel, damaging buildings and vehicles near high for these 3 people are reportedly injured as well. so some of the rockets were intercepted while others landed in open areas and may have feet northern lebanese town of i'm your

they want to get rid of her unwra in gaza, in east jerusalem, in the rest of the west bank, and basically they hope through this that once for all they will put an end to the refugee status of the palestinians and basically they are saying also to perpetuate the victimhood of the palestinians. now, if in 90 days, the u.n. has to leave, that means that the backbone of the humanitarian response in gaza will collapse at a time needs have never been so high. but beyond the humanitarian response, what is also at stake is the future of the education of 600,000 girls and boys currently living in the rubble and being deeply traumatized now, as you know unwra has been in in the crosshairs, the the un has fired you, fired nine of your staff members after an internal investigation found that they may have been involved in the october 7th attack. >> and as you know, israel has accused a number of people, and they even said, oh, unwra is a front for hamas. well yesterday the israeli ambassador to the un, danny danon called for you to resign and he was standing next to the mother of a hostage. she clai

east, because you almost always seem to be inheriting some hot crisis. your member we inherited the second intifada. people were dying every day in violence in the west bank and jerusalem. this incoming administration will likely inherit a crisis in gaza, lebanon and who knows what to do and will probably inherit the question of what to do about iran. how do you think about that transition? what does that memo look like? what does that briefing look like? stephen: that's a hard one. we came in office and the issue was what are you going to do about al qaeda? we had that issue and had to come up with a strategy on that one. our approach was to keep dick clark and his organization dealing with counterterrorism and tell them you keep doing what you're doing. we will take some time to develop a new strategy. i think that's really the model for the middle east right now. keep doing what we're doing but there is a need to rethink our strategy. we have been pushing for cease-fires in the middle east. the israeli people and the government had a little different view about that and feels this is an opportunity to dealer real blow to hamas and hezbollah and iran. it should not b