u. s. a. israel has existed in the region and what they're trying to do is to around 11 on the, the biggest strength is rather since bought off, like at least the direct conflicts. right. and they're trying to surround, let them on. so they can actually take is blah blah from all sides. and that's why they're learning is the israel continuous land grab, is going to go something like $6.00 to $7.00 times the size of gospel. they've taken already from syria. they've bones were 200 to 400 strikes across the syrian a guess because the syrian countries stands base taken out all the defenses. whole that made it to capabilities, the navy there um the air force or leaving syrians to pass. and also by the way, there's going to be a futures there in government, whatever it looks like, whether it's uh these guys here or the people, they go to the defense that's against any, is there any right hush and well spent the last, the week effectively dismantling orleans defensive capabilities against that i remember is theory and people have the right to defend themselves and not just israel claims that that

that the us commitment to israel stems primarily from the influence of the israel lobby works to shape u. s. foreign policy in a pro israel direction. but other, say it's the other way around at the us as much to gain from having are kind of stones out. and then it's a strategic motivation rather than all right in the lobby issue. what's your perspective? i mean i, i respect john, he was a former colleague, is a friend and i think is right about the lobby, but only up to a certain extent. it's really clear that for a lot of american military officials and strategist, they see 1st of all their interventions, they believe in force. and israel is a tool in that arsenal it during the cold war, it helped united states to beat down. so if you had proxies defeating countries on by the soviet union, and then in the cold war, you know, that, that black and white, you know, 0 sum a game that was an advantage to the united states. and that was, that was the anchor of the, of the strategic aspect of the american is really relationship. and united states is at odds with iran. and so is real as seen as a potential ally in th

u. s. a. spending firmly behind israel just as it did during the idea of campaigns in guys of lab and on, and all the regional operations over the last 15 months. but now with israel's actions in syria, american strongest ally in the middle is, is raising some tough, uncomfortable questions for washington. would you call from this podium or any other point him on his or at the season? this is from it the military attacks on sir? yeah, sorry, this is a basically the same question. you asked me in the format of the site. let me ask, let me answer the question. yes, the same question you are going to get the same answer. that's how it's going to go . i do think it's appropriate this time for us to have that conversation with and find out what it is actually that they are trying to accomplish. and then after we have done that, we will certainly have more to say, how are they supposed to defend themselves if they have a child to become a silver and stable so. so region is 1st call it in the region, 1st of all, my position on this has not changed from 30 seconds ago. once i, you'd ask the underlyin

u. s. a. spending firmly behind israel just as it did during the idea of campaigns in guys of lab and on, and all the regional operations over the last 15 months. but now with israel's actions in syria, american strongest ally in the middle is, is raising some tough, uncomfortable questions for washington. washington has, once again stood up for its closest ally in the middle east. is it in 5th? says well is right to invade neighboring syria a semester, it's from the us state department, the syrian army, a band and it's positions in the area around the negotiated israel. the syrian buffer zone, which potentially creates a vacuum that could have been filled by terraced organizations that would threaten the state of israel. i'm with friends, civilians inside israel, and every country has the right to take action against terrorist organizations that every country i think would be worried about a possible vacuum that could be filled by terraced organizations upon its board, or especially in volatile times, as we obviously are in right now in syria, the 2nd thing that is important is that israel h

product of a joint american inside this pause we have evidence that runs the supreme leader, right, that pulling down the cousins, repeating the western hand in syria. it's the u. s. signed israel behind the taking out a bush, ala side, and ferry new wave is limits, militants. the take goes with the mask, the walls syria is engulfing the chaos and the power grab it is on. is there any force is the strategic plan does, is apple is how most of the nation taken out may be shipped and bases is so much more cool. so to get it has its own emission, as well as its proxy minutes on this take all the us back codes and the no, i'm dra destroys a dozen trucks is packed with miss on a host of other on i need is a black box for c h t s g had us to over run syria disturbing footage about yourself them and executing civilians at the point blank range to us and says, 100 to be murdered. over the last 2 weeks. the good of you to join us with his blackboard costs 12 months ago. we've got a ton of updates lined up to your top stories firing off right now. so day for of non stop breaking news here, ronald c. a. now finally, someone's coding out the western hand in syria. the us side is where i liv

a lot of companies that was a stand off between the m and on israel bought by as u. s. l i has intensified american naval forces. most are a strikes on some from the red sea just days ago with the stated purpose, to disrupt and degrade through t opperation. while the m in the organization itself simply call that a terrorist attack holder is talia. tory strike was preceded by a food, the ballistic missile piercing through is really defense. the head of the group supreme revolutionary committee posted a statement online issuing direct warnings to the us. i'm israel to in the attacks on him. and i'm guessing we caution americans against targeting human if they do not stop, we will strike us interest in the region, ignoring any red lines. either israel's attacks on gaza again and will cease, or we will act without any limits. choosing sensitive targets to deliver on message can the face of americans is raised and those in the orbits? well, we spoke earlier with a member of the who teach political bureau who says nothing will stop. it's military waiting until israel's war on

from lebanon as a child in the seventy's body campaign for the president elect in michigan, despite thomas track record of supporting israel. the cabinet picks don't bother him, but u. s. military does a soft shipping weapons. but what they're doing with the weapons is totally, i guess. everything that we believe in, you know, like us, when i was in the military, you know, you have rules of engagement. you know, you have things that you have to abide by. so why are we abiding by something, then the people that were sending weapons to, they're not biding by the same rules. other arab americans felt so strongly about this that they chose to leave the top of their ballot blank, or voted for a 3rd party to show their disapproval of us policy towards israel. i called the to ronnie i posted in american active as we met in michigan a year ago, fresh which we are going to stand firm on our principles that we're not going to vote for someone who is an enabler of war crimes against thomas and is in gaza, fast forward to today. we catch up with them and ask whether he thinks that was the right thing to do. also in light of trumps cabinet picks, what i was hoping is that the demo

and this is why the who these are attacking ships bound to israel posts and retaliation to the u. s. a. u. k. s strikes on the positions the who these have also escalated attacks on coalition warships on vessels linked to british or american owners and operators. the, the heresies basketball have a tax. i bought a hundreds commercial on who ships since november 2023. as a result of major shipping companies have been by policy, the red sea which typically handles 15 percent of the global trade shipping insurance costs for the region help such 2700 percent. also in 2024. so west canal transits dropped by more than 50 percent from a year earlier. plummeting from over 2000 to less than $900.00 on the candles of revenues fell $7000000000.00. so also us some co op housing who faced with miss austin pockets targeting the yemen, e, capital, sauna, and looting as strikes by fight to jets on ships. the, the, the, the interface continues to stand the ground gathering many young people, riley's vowing resistance and lingering support to suffering palestinians. the assured over the free people must

asian of areas throughout the middle east can not be justified of self defense, a subs pushed by israel's allied. the u. s. the united states condemned the cookies latest attacks on israel and supports israel's right to self defense. these really military response following the december 19th incident was clearly disproportionate and deserves our condemnation, the problem most to the world. this is all to you and it's good to have you. company today. rush up, my new claim, have exchanged a $150.00 prison as a rule from each side. the negotiations were broke hood by the united. i am not in such a clean to the russian defense ministry correspondent, roman called sort of discuss the details with my colleague, maurice is a to russia has successfully brought back 150 soldiers from the crate in captivity, trading them for an equal number of few crating and preserves of war. as, according to the russian ministry of defense, the united arab emirates step in as a mediator for this, humans are gesture during the return of the russian service. then right now, all will release military personnel are located in bella.

the after a year of fighting between hezbollah in lebanon and israel, a truce was finally reached, although it's still really touching, go outgoing. u. s. president joe biden said he would now seize the moment and renew his push for an agreement on gaza, which has been devastated by israel over these last 14 months. but he has administration also just be towed as he's by a resolution at the united nations security council last month and recently approved a new $680000000.00 package of weapons to israel. we've seen this story play over and over again. costs proceeds, firewall is real, gets all it needs to keep the destruction going. so which america is it? the one that talks a piece or the one that's funding this endless war? and now what trump promising quote all hell to pay in the middle east. what's coming next? today we're speaking with political science, a stevens, eunice, who teaches us foreign policy and middle east politics at the university of san francisco. stephen, thank you so much for joining us. let me just start with the news of the incoming president. the united states will be sworn in in january. he is tweeted, out onto

going hides buses and establish back in 1974 under that sci fi agreement between israel and syria at the time in the u. s. a national security advisor little bit on the wrong seem to suggest israel would withdrawal from that area pretty soon. i mean what conditions would need to be met 1st as well to do that using as i suggested, there must be contacted between h t s. lead coalition in damascus, and israel is with clear understanding what's going to happen going forward. both israel and h d s are elated that both the radians and the boss us a horrible dictatorship are defeated. if they have an understanding, i'm pretty sure. and these really government said that they will pull out of that dmc, a deville try 7 between the golden heights and domestic. or i'm the aerial cohen, senior fellow at the atlantic council. you're a sense of good to hear your thoughts and analysis. thanks for joining us. thank you. now in central causes, a funeral. so being held for 15 members of the same family were killed and then this riley attack these many, many people in the building, sheltering homeless palestinians. and then al

why we all team is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the u. s. corporate israel, affecting it's global, standing from the impact to the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east. and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the challenges here with the . ready the syrians tell to 0 about the mass graves. dog with boobs is on the outskirts of damascus. the hello. i'm jessica washington. this is all just even live it from. don't also come in. i am seriously concerned about the reports of minnesota escalation. the un envoy to syria wants to secure to counsel the countries conflicts is phone from over.

if you crane is it, was may no longer exist, will israel exist as will in 50 as time after u. k. u. s. a u um genocide that doesn't have to scar across the whole humanity is rouse, existence is questioned in a new book, the killing of gaza reports on the catastrophe. the was a long time call them this. it is really newspaper. hi, ritz is gideon levy. he joins me again now from tel aviv. gideon, thanks so much for coming on one an amazing book as you be on any national curriculum so far it is the definitive book of the genocide. i'll give me a before we get to to is raz existence. um, tell me about what m is. you call him in your hi read columns is telling you about guys that when he gets through to you on the phone in the past few days, perhaps this week, even thank you for having me because the phone service pleasure to be here a. m a is an old friend of mine who took me around in does a full years and years. it was a really good, very, very then trying to, they are there. and they last thing in the war. the mental fix these that i was quite afraid to call him because i was afraid to he

the after a year of fighting between hezbollah in lebanon and israel, a truce was finally reached, although it's still really touching, go outgoing. u. s. president joe biden said he would now seize the moment and renew his push for an agreement on gaza, which has been devastated by israel over these last 14 months. but he has administration also just be towed as he's by a resolution at the united nations security council last month and recently approved a new $680000000.00 package of weapons to israel. we've seen this story play over and over again. costs proceeds, firewall is real, gets all it needs to keep the destruction going. so which america is it? the one that talks a piece or the one that's funding this endless war? and now what trump promising quote all hell to pay in the middle east. what's coming next? today we're speaking with political science to steven the soonest, who teaches us foreign policy and middle east politics at the university of san francisco. stephen, thank you so much for joining us. let me just start with the news of the incoming president. the united states will be sworn in in january. he is tweeted, out o

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a message for israel, expensive is it a l e s that likes continue? the violations of serious, so fidelity and 33 integrity and they must stop. the u. n is mobilizing in syria. tom fletcher, the top humanitarian official, was in the country. this week, trying to figure out how to scale up aid, and on the political front, garr petterson, the special on boy has been laying the groundwork for a political transition with the new administration in syria. other un agencies are also ramping up operations. the secretary general announcing he's a pointing someone to head up in operation on missing persons in syria, which is also urging the world to support syria to prevent it from sliding back. so i'm gonna try to exploit the situation for the narrow ends, which is the obligation of the international community to stand with the people of cdn. we have suffered so much serious fits, you must be shaped by its people. 40 people with the support of all of us. when asked if he supports listing sanctions against syria, the secretary general said times have changed and he does support lifting some sanctions as a solidarity measure until conditions a

u. s. considered unfriendly and targeting diseases in the developing world, and she was a very vocal critic of israel are treated like then like a lindsey he was a man who reached the height of the presidency, won the nobel peace prize, helped millions by tackling disease and dictators, and promoted peace, even when it was controversial back home. his 29th and final book was titled a full life for jimmy carter. it most certainly was serbia has charge. so team people, including a full administrative of the collapse of a train station roof that killed 15 people last month. the triggered weeks of protests against presidents, alexandra richardson, is government, many who blamed the dest on corruption, and adequate oversight of construction projects. for my transport minutes to go to invest that she had resigned over the accident, as among those charged at least 71 people being killed in a road accident. and if you, if you, it happened in sigma state, which is about 300 kilometers south of the capital, out of south of a truck packed with passengers skidded off the road and plunged into a river full injure

u. s. considered unfriendly and targeting diseases in the developing world, and she was a very vocal critic of israel are treated like then like a lindsey he was a man who reached the height of the presidency, won the nobel peace prize, helped millions by tackling disease and dictators, and promoted peace, even when it was controversial back home. his 29th and final book was titled a full life for jimmy carter. it most certainly was us president joe biden and 1st lady joe biden have released the statement saying, today, america on the well lost and extraordinary lead, a statesman on humanitarian. it was 6 decades. we had the owner of quoting jimmy casa, a dear friend, with his compassion and moral clarity. he was to eradicate disease for which piece advanced civil rights and human rights by didn't. but on to say that an official state funeral will be held in washington dc. and president elect donald trump has posted on truth social saying the challenge is jimmy faced as president came at a pivotal time for the country. he did everything in his power to improve the lives of americans so that we owe of

this is the same that what you're seeing is a violation of the disengagement agreement in 1974 as well as expected. the u. s. is standing firmly behind israel and just as it did during the ideas campaigns in guys and 11 on an all the regional operations over the last 15 months. but now with israel's actions in syria, american strongest ally in the middle is, is raising some tough, uncomfortable questions for washington. would you call from this podium or any other point him on his, you're at the season. this is from is a military attacks. i'm sorry, i'm sorry, this is a basically the same question. you asked me another 4 minutes and the site. let me, let me answer the question. yes, the same question you are going to get the same answer. that's how it's going to go . i do think it's appropriate this time for us to have that conversation with and find out what it is actually that they are trying to accomplish. and then after we have done that, we will certainly have more to say. so said that we have destroyed 70 to 80 percent of the syrian army assets. so that was that they submitted to capabilities of the new government to the kids to come

and the other integrates israel without providing a path forward to increasing humanitarian assistance to palestinian civilians. but the u. s. stands almost alone after the vote, ambassadors, upper hand shakes and hugs to the palestinian envoys. a clear victory for palestine in the halls of diplomacy. gabriel's on do outreach here at the united nations in new york. today's 49 people have been killed across gauze since don't on wednesday, says gauze a ceasefire to always get on the way in egypt. in the north 22 members of the same family died and the home was target right now. here. many is still missing is ready for us is also though it strikes much of all the a refugee camp. northern gauze that has been under a 2 month minute tree siege. that's blocked the lives of food and medicine. attack sosa, continued in central gaza is where the asteroids killed at least 7 palestinians in on this refugee camp since october last year is really a tax of kills more than $44800.00 people, most of the women and children, or what has been a shooting a talking but john, in the occupied westbank, a bus caring is very subtle, is, was hit kidd

and the other integrates israel without providing a path forward to increasing humanitarian assistance to palestinian civilians. but the u. s. stands almost alone after the vote, ambassadors, upper hand shakes and hugs to the palestinian envoy. a clear victory for palestine in the halls of diplomacy. gabriel's on 2 elders, either at the united nations in new york. meanwhile, m guys, at least 37 palestinians, have been killed since dawn on thursday. these rarely military stock homes in the north getting 22 members of the same family on wednesday. i would have tax them is a bali, a refugee camp for israel has maintained a 2 month seems the area, but that's all from 14 months of war. and gaza stands at more than 44800, with more than 800000 wounded attacks have also continued in central gaza. is there any air strikes? killed at least 7 palestinians, and the owner said it's refuge account. many children were injured in this drawing, or there's been a shooting attack overnight during the time of age, outline near bethlehem, and the occupied westbank abbas county is released, athens was attacked. a 12 year old boy was killed and

and the other integrates israel without providing a path for it to increasing humanitarian assistance to palestinian civilians. but the u. s. stand almost alone after the vote, ambassadors oper, handshakes, and hugs, the palestinian envoy. a clear victory for palestine in the halls of diplomacy. gabriel's on 2 elders here at the united nations in new york. at least 49 people have been killed across the job since don't on wednesday, that says jobs a cx 5 talks get underway in egypt. and then off 22 members of the same family died from their homeless target is in bates of care. many are still missing is ready for us is also long strikes and there's a bali, a refugee count. northern garza has been under a 2 months military siege is blocked deliveries of food and medicine. the attacks have also continued in central guys, i'm, is there any air strikes, killed at least 7 palestinians, and the on the fedex refuge account since october last year is really attacks of killed, more than 44800 people. most of them women and children. it's been a shooting attack in a base yaller in the occupied west bank. a boss county is really suffer

u. s. has the power to veto. however, there is no doubt that the ruling did not go. israel's way the court has found a plausible risk. the genocide is occurring or could occur. and that will be difficult for these randy government to shrug off try as it might. now this news coming when it did on a friday afternoon, very late in our production schedule, means that we haven't had time to fully examine the legal implications. but target and offer has been following the coverage and the joins me now. what are the initial rep or questions that you're seeing out there? well, a lot was at stake here, which is not just for palestinians who have been killed and stopped by israel on mass, but also for the credibility of the international legal order. this may be the most politically divisive case ever for the full could and should the courts have gone further and explicitly ordering a sci fi many will say, yes, absolutely. but does the i c, j a decision effectively amount to the same thing? that's the interpretation of south africa's foreign minister. i believe that it's a sizing uh the order. they would have to be a ceasefir

looking for ways to essentially bring about the end of israel, these have been consistently part of his agenda. is he going to make it, make a u—turn? it�*s with other regional powers, even western powers for iran to essentially roll back some of its influence in the region for the sake of essentially keeping the sake of essentially keeping the islamic republic safe. because surely, the worst thing that could happen to the islamic republic republic is, which is what netanyahu is clearing, this could lead to the fall of iran and the islamic republic. if they believe that�*s going to happen, they have good reasons to start looking for exit strategies to essentially as i said earlier, to take the plunge and go to very different direction from here onwards.— very different direction from here onwards. were it to reach out, for example, _ here onwards. were it to reach out, for example, to _ here onwards. were it to reach out, for example, to the - here onwards. were it to reach | out, for example, to the syrian transitional government, what reaction would you anticipate from damascus?— reaction would you anticipate from damascus? look, ithink

u. s. considered unfriendly and targeting diseases in the developing world, and she was a very vocal critic of israel are treated like then like a lindsey he was a man who reached the height of the presidency, won the nobel peace prize, helped millions by tackling disease and dictators, and promoted peace, even when it was controversial back home. his 29th and final book was titled a full life for jimmy carter. it most certainly was still ahead on l. just even in stores as training and move ahead in the testers against india. the the surface for it, he is far. jessica, thank you so much. tennis player, nick curios, has been back entertaining the crowd at the brisbin international. the australian made as long way to return from entry along side. no, but joel convention and double snatch curios has been out of action for 18 months with me and risk problem do i went on to win this contest and both players will be in singles action on tuesday. yeah, this is a bird of amazing. how many apologies on the left side, i was just looking around the energy and then just so we, we promised we're going to do these

s. policy that is now in control of damascus has kept quite until now as state reported, please send a left to to the u. n. condemning israel, the legal occupation of south and syrian territory assessments that at a time when the syrian arab republic is witnessing a new phase in its history, in which its people are looking forward to establishing a state of freedom. the israeli occupation army has penetrated additional areas of syrian territory, coinciding with violent shelley, which is still ongoing, targeting a number of civilian and military sites in damascus and various parts of syria. the syrian arab republic condemns in the strongest terms. this is riley aggression, which represents a serious violation of the 1974 this engagement agreement. it also constitutes a violation of the suffering teeth of the syrian arab republic and the unity and integrity of its territories, and is inconsistent with the principles and purposes of the united nations charter to well, this last is clearly patched with some strong language against israel. and this is a shift because h t as previously maintained a pretty restrained stance as las

u. s. tonight is giving support to terrorist scripts in syria just by providing millions of dollars for what they call freedom fighters during a civil war. in the last decade, 11 on accuses israel of breaching the states fire at least 54 times in the span of one week. tensions clara is the latest idea of striking, killed 11 people. 10 moved away from may him on the streets of police as protests, or look to toppled parliaments. the georgian president calls for students to join the pro e u. result lang, speech to the city. the you're watching archie international live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. the syrian army is fighting a major militant offensive that are up to near the turkish border in recent days. as the russian aviation assist in the operation that reports at least 100 terrorist were eliminated over the past 24 hours of the syrian arab ami with support of the russian aerospace forces continues its operation to repel terrorist aggression in the live hama, under the provinces, over the last 24 hours, miss island bombing strikes were conducted on militants, as well as hardware gathering areas, strongholds, fuel and ammunition storage facilities. vehicle columns, rocket launc

a long range, missiles less of the u. s. i debates at the un security council about who is ultimately to blame the united states condemns the who sees latest attacks on israel and supports israel's right to the south defense. these attacks have nothing to do with the right to self defense. they are nothing other than military aggression by the collective west against a sovereign state guardianship slide has was a regional hospital in a rush enclosing district.