that's right we are here and israel will— us support. are here and israel will allow- here and israel will allow displaced palestinians to turn to northern parts of gaza, a significant deal? it to northern parts of gaza, a significant deal?— significant deal? it is, the most populated _ significant deal? it is, the most populated part - significant deal? it is, the most populated part of. significant deal? it is, the i most populated part of gaza before the beginning of the war, most people have been forced out of that part of gaza, by idea of military action and expulsions over the last year, and the fact people can begin going home is really significant. however, it is heavily destroyed, they will require unique immense amount of humanitarian relief support in order to do that successfully, that is also imperilled by another announcement that came out of the trump administration on friday, global total freeze on all us forces.— friday, global total freeze on all us forces. where does that leave the _ all us forces. where does that leave

- the fighting, provide security to israel, and allow us to - to israel, and allow us to significantly israel, and allow us to significantly search - significantly search humanitarian - significantly search - humanitarian assistance to significantly search _ humanitarian assistance to the palestinians. _ israel and hamas appear close to reaching a ceasefire deal in gaza. a palestinian official familiar with the negotiations told the bbc that, for the first time since 2011, the two delegations are conducting in the same building. in washington, the us national security adviser, jake sullivan, struck a cautiously optimistic note, saying a deal was entirely possible within the next few days. meanwhile in los angeles, the fire threat level for the whole of the county is at critical, as officials fear strong winds in the next few days could spark new fires. let's begin with that developing story in the last hour or so. the white house national security advisor has said that a deal to halt fighting in gaza and release israeli hostages could be reached in the final days ofjoe biden�*s preside

colorado into northern garza, 2 people were killed them over she'd road faced with buffalo occupied by israel. us president donald trump says he'll press jordan and egypt taken palestinians as he's proposed cleaning out the goals. this trip both countries say trump suggestion amounts to force displacement. like, take me, take the cease fire agreement between 11 and an israel has been extended by more than 3 weeks to february. the 18th can take that prime minister, not j. mccarthy, says lebanon will continue to adhere to the deal with this. well, is what it was supposed to withdraw its troops from the south on sunday, but its miniature mountains deployed tension as high as is where the forces of killed at least 22 people. the m 23 alms groups, as it has taken the city of god on the eastern democratic republic. a conduct company's most recent soldiers had been seen hunting over the weapons to you in forces as ordered by the a us president. donald trump has a hit to columbia with terrace and sanctions off it looks to american miniature aircraft karen deported migrants columbia as president, has also

that's a whole different challenge from the very beginning. israel demanded from us to uh um, publish the names of those it is holding captive then it, it was asked how much was asked by israel to at least provide the names of those who are like, how much refused to do that twice. now that we're into an agreement of the, the, you know, the very basic and fundamental bank i'm such an agreement is to give the names of those that you intends to release. now the technical problems about this, i imagine with a degree of certainty, have to do with how much is either breakdown of the chain of communications or as you correspondence uh, correctly, uh, said, uh the, the uh, the upper hand. you and the people in how much have using cell phones. so a lot of times which can take less than a few seconds, takes a few hours. now this plan has been resolved yesterday or the day before, but what can i say? the nature of these agreement, you have to remember uh that, that, you know, in, in, in every such agreement, however implacable, the enemies are, however, they despise and hate each other. there ne

thanks very much, former us ambassador to israel and seniorfellow much, former us ambassador to israelie and. this ceasefire deal between hamas and israel involved intermediaries like the us but also qatar and egypt. for more on this and what it means for the region, i'm joined by dania thafer, executive director of gulf international forum. tell us about about qatar's role in negotiating a ceasefire deal, and its influence in the region. thank you for having me. well, the ceasefire is extremely important. it is an extremely important. it is an extremely important breakthrough for the region as a whole because from the perspective of the gulf states, for example, or other regional countries, it is a linchpin issue that affects regional security and they see the israeli palestine issue is something related to affecting security so it is an important breakthrough although the upcoming 42 days or actually that will be starting on sunday of the six week period is going to be extremely important and it is a very fragile and sensitive period to even sustain the ceasefire because the deal tha

were handed over to red cross offices in gauze and city and sloan to israel to be reunited with the families. is riley forces, have use life file and displace palestinians waiting to return home to northern garza. israel says from us has violated the terms of the ceasefire and is refusing to open the 3 in cordele, preventing to space and how this thing and i'm returning to northern casa for all just there is thought about zone was as is ready, forces opened fire of this brenda ministry saw the closest to families of the new civilians are from the areas in which they have managed to java fixing to reach smoking browser tomorrow morning. regulation of business right now to turn back on the position of the scenario to now if you did not allow for civilians to move in god, they've done to which one me now here in cedar is lovely. milton edwards, she's a non resident senior fellow at the middle east council on and movements in general . how difficult is it? because we've seen such huge amounts of destruction. there's lots of unexploded ordnance, lots of bodies still under the rubble. how much of a challenge is that going t

israel's occupation of palestine mass. now submit it to your ration. alexis slowed on october. the 7th at around 6 30 am local. it'd been planned use in advance with one overarching go to focus the world's attention on israel's occupation. the mass load attack was as swift as it was brutal. 1139 is where these will killed 251 will capture. many will, kills at the hands of their own military use a foot back during the tales of the day. and investigation by the is where the newspaper horwitz was clear. israel used the hannibal doctrine choosing to kill its own people rather than have them captured on october. the 8th is world class. the state of war includes out $300000.00 reserves. it's day today is our destruction of how mass and the return of the captives. a design defense minister announces a complete siege of garza. salvation becomes a weapon of who knows what the living looks. so it's a lot of i have order to complete siege on the gaza strip. there will be no electricity, no food, no fuel. everything is close. come we have flashing human animals and we are acting accordingly. dylan's comment cements israel's attitude. this is n

the joy and gauze as cuts are immediate to confirm a cease by deals be reached between israel and from us. up to 15 months. we will continue to do everything we can everything possible together with our partners to ensure that this deal is implemented as it's agreed the i'm the bulk of this is i would just say with lots and doha also coming up the cautious welcome from families of israeli captives and gaza has been loved ones will return, and the 1st phase of the us present job i didn't claims the deal was his framework and says he's handling the incoming trump administration. it will opportunity for the middle east, more tax on cause of us despite the deal at least 30 posting is killed, was off the agreement. isn't that the like to joining goes up to 15 months of bloodshed in gaza and months of negotiations to cease? 5 deal between is while a mass has finally being achieved. the agreement was announced by cats. i was prime minister, haven't been up to romano autonomy. the deal will boost desperately needs a few moments here in a to the strip and lead to the police officer way the captive

palestinians from the land and israel's occupation of palestine. mass now submitted to your ration. alexis slowed on october. the 7th at around 6 30 am local. it have been planned use in advance with one overarching go to focus the world's attention on israel's occupation. the sled attack was as swift as it was brutal. 1139 is raisal kills 251 will capture. many will kills at the hands of their own military use. they full back during the chaos of the day and investigation by the israeli newspaper. horwitz was clear. israel use the hannibal doctrine, choosing to kill its own people rather than have them captured. on october the 8th, israel declares the state of war and close out $300000.00 reserves. it state today is our destruction of a mass and the return. if the captives, then defense minister announces a complete siege of garza salvation becomes a weapon of who knows what the leading much. so it's a lot of i have order to complete the jump, the gaza strip. there will be no electricity, no food, no fuel. everything is close. come we have flashing human animals and we are acting accordingly. dylan's comment cement, israel's, as jude. this is north of the mass, but

israel's court. i mean, we know that from us wants this wants to follow through with us. they've had a deal on the table since october of 2023, right? perfect for 15 months, basically seems to start since the start of the war. so it does. israel is real sincere in wanting to, to push this through. is the trumpet administration going to hold israel's feet to the fire the palestinians are, are for good reason, very nervous. yeah, that is really have a history of violating ceasefire agreements with the lebanese, with the palestinians. and with, with other groups, one of the things that norman finkelstein does is in his book on guns are caused by an inquest to its martyrdom. he lays out all some of those times when israel violated ceasefire agreements. and so that's what palestinians are nervous about. right now, briefly yeah, i'm just trying to what do you think comes next to? well, we have the room or the by then said this or they that's the might not reach the 2nd phase, even though they, which is kind of continue on, the 1st phase can be expanded, but if there is no succes

we moved to bert 7 for tax is joining us now from video media in israel. thank you very much indeed for being with us. first of all, what's your reaction to this means? it's better a native deliver. it's too late for my parents to make their full doesn't thousands of people named guys that whole thousands do peace rallies. and this is exactly what the encoding seems of the savings for seeds for an immediate cease fire for indeed, and to for the beginning of a peace process. and i'm very happy with a all those that a can, they would be able to sleep a quiet to night and those those that will go back to the families. and i'm was the very sense of those that the deed to a full then we still don't get no find exactly the cease fire is going to be put into place. and we understand, of course, that these really government is going to be holding a vote on this. so as far find on thursday, there are still many areas which i switch this cruise folder. are you confident that this these far crude holes on the caps is? should be returned in exchange for palestinian pri

you can us from the military bases in cyprus, to israel. we don't know what's on what was on those flights, but there is a very least the very strong likelihood that they contained military supplies, of course. so any legal criminal case against those responsible we but one would need more definite information on what those flights contained, which of course, the government is refusing to provide. they are on surprising. they being very secretive about bus service surveillance flights. i the and try your i want, i want to want to pick you up something that there was that feeling mentioned in his, in his package that under that and under the new level government, david lam, a uh, the dentist spend that he was that you say phone secretary, the time he suspended a small fraction of british arms exports to israel, saying there was quite a clear risk they might be used to commit or facilitate a serious violation in terms of any subsequent case that's being brought against the british government. does that to some degree and acknowledge some sort

us. there's no food, no sweets, no salt, there's nothing. women and children are the 1st to be freed and phase one of the long awaited ceasefire deal between israel and him. us. nearly 2000 palestinian prisoners are expected to be released over a 6 week period make and we do 2 of them. they were treating us like animals. they give us little time to go out of the prison cells at 1 pm. we leave this sounds like chickens, and then we'll returned to ourselves hours earlier. how mess, release 3 email is rarely kept as housing goes, though. during this time brochure, emily damari and roomy gone, and they were reunited with their families. after spending 15 months in captivity, the hundreds watched events on folding tele visa to various for school days. and that's knowing that she's going to be on the list for an us and, and now seeing her and to see that she can walk. and more as ruby and palestinian families are hoping they will be re united with their loved ones with the next exchange of prisoners expect it to happen on saturday. the now the all clear a 0 as well as those corresponds that need to. abraham within the occupied westbank covering the pal

several sources we spoke to say israel likely used multiple 2,000-pound american bombs. hat he called indiscriminate bombing. last may he halted a shipment of the 2,000-pound bombs. >> the israelis were using those bombs in some instancs to target one or two individuals in densely-packed areas. and instances we saw that was in question how israel was using it, and those weapons were suspended. >> reporter: andrew miller was the deputy assistant secretary of state for israeli affairs. he resigned last june, not in protest, but to spend time with his family. he is the highest ranking biden administration official to go public with his concerns about the war. >> did the u.s. ever say to israel, we support you, but these are our red lines? >> there were conversations from the earliest days about u.s. desires and expectations for what israel would do. but they weren't defined as a red line. >> the united states has supplied billions of dollars in weapons to israel. you're saying the government did that without setting any red lines as to how those weapons would be used? >> i'm

or used many thais go to israel or used go to in order to 7 there? year are numbers in any one year are around 30,000. and this is a numbers in any one year are around that 30. and this is a numbers in any one year are around that goes nd this is a numbers in any one year are around that goes back is is a numbers in any one year are around that goes back many, practice that goes basis. ma", decades. back in practice that goes basis. r“any decades. back in the many decades: back. in the israel was looking for 1990s, israelwasdooking for to palestinian alternatives to palestinian the first labour following the first intifada, and was a country that was suitable for them. remember, israel does not have diplomatic relations even have diplomatic relations with some countries in this region which to export region which tends to export labour — countries live labour f countriesl'isie . .u... . and labour f countriesl'isie fl ' "r and malaysia. so it's indonesia and malaysia. so it's now quite a well now become quite a wstt ”r " s - is” tradition. it's now be

the site is on fire and the message is clear. whoever harms israel will be harmed, want to use human has been devastated by civil and to die. humanitarian crisis attacks by israel. and it's not always a closing increasing hardship for its people. but the who see say they went back down. c the many, the saw, the human he's here in the square and then hundreds of other squeeze across the free provinces stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in palestine. they are and to, to buy any form of intimidation because what are people in palestine on during this a 1000 times? how should have been, what nations and the error and his law, mac wells are experiencing the regions political landscape has changed dramatically in recent months. is rails for on galls and it's offensive and level as well as the full of the asset regime in syria of we can do ran so cold access of resistance. a network of groups such as how mass has belong and the he's these but without a diplomatic resolution, the hostilities between long time adversary's orange likely to end any time soon. victoria gave some b.

there are huge differences between the way that us sees god as his future, the way that israel sees gaza'sn agreement they want to see a restatement of the pa without hamas. israel's western avenue lies in israel's western avenue lies in israel itself is made clear that hamas has no future in theirs. that dealing with hamas on any level after this is an absolute nonstarter. the difference here is the fact that israel is absolutely adamant of not allowing for any serious administrative entity in the immediate term that can potentially threaten security. for israel the best we could possibly hope for, this is something that even aid organizations have reluctantly come to terms with is some sort of aid economy, if you like whereby gaza will be entirely dependent on aid. we will effectively see a tent city in ruins for them and law in order, if we could call it that will be administered from a private security company. thank ou so private security company. thank you so much _ private security company. thank you so much for— private security company. thank you so much for being _ private securi

this might surprise some of our viewers — can you give us a sense of how many thais go to israel or used many, many decades. back in the 1990s, israel was looking for alternatives to palestinian labour following the first intifada, back in thailand, so they're able to go out and save money both those taken hostage and those who survived the initial attacks. but they did resume it injune last year. israel. and yet, they still think that it is worth going. by the israelis. so both thailand and israel want to resume this. to go back, but they would prefer not to work close to the border with gaza. and i would say, others have been killed in the past few as well. upended relief efforts around the world. sanitation projects and aids prevention, have been shut down, and staff have been told to stop working. the us is the world's largest foreign aid donor. eu institutions gave the second most, providing more than $34—billion. the state department to review which programmes will continue on the impact in the country. the anand date —— the united states funds programmes and so a crosscourt of ——

phase of the deal that's just today had to if the next expect to prisoner exchange between israel and a mass us president trump signed his 1st piece of legislation since returning to the lake and riley changed to crack down on and documented migrants accused of theft related or violent crimes for the convicted from says hill. so april the detention center at one time and i pay in cuba. lead is of 8 east african nations have cooled for an immediate and unconditional sci fi in the eastern democratic republic of congo. they wanted a government in contrast to direct king gauge was the one that backed in 23 rebels and 23 fighters have captured much of game in eastern d. c. and then not report to be progressing south to the coffee. the revel groups advance appears to be an attempt to further expand the area of control in the east, which is a region rich with minerals. malcolm, what pennsylvania is now from my ruby, the electricity water in my balance. and that service is still sweet stuff in guy. my most residents have been hiding in the homes with days trying to stay away from the fight. thing that'

there with all on going coverage of the goals that sees 5 deal if you're just joining us off the 15 months of israel's war on golf. the castles, prime minister mom, its been abdulla, i'm an attorney has just announced that negotiates us have reached a cease fire agreement. it says that agreement that cease fire will take effect starting on sunday. january. the 19th and the dale will lead to the release of his by the captives and a surge and to monitor her in a into a goal. and so we can sync files upon the simmons in the gaza strip erupt into celebrations. upon hearing this news that a deal has been weeks between the israelis and home us. let's get some of these reactions from garza as well as what, how do you know, my god, we are very happy that this crisis submits bombing, i'm death happened to us is finding the over and that we will return to our home towns under 10 to our families in base, how new garza, i'm the north and see our families who remain to live and see our lives. return to all old lives and be happy and live like we use to them. hiding about mud is all correspondence and they're all v

particular to deal with the nuclear programme of the run with potential rumours that the us and possibly israelthis stage still rumours, but apart from that, we don't have a clear idea on how trump sees his policy on the middle east. �* ~ ., east. all right. we will have to wait and _ east. all right. we will have to wait and see. _ east. all right. we will have to wait and see. thank- east. all right. we will have i to wait and see. thank you for talking to us today. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. around the world and across the uk, tfrom bbc news. his refrained from expressing his own views. the only big priority that seems very clear right now in the middle east or trump and his team is around. we have a lot of indications that this is at the top of the agenda to deal with iran and in particular to deal with the nuclear programme of the run with potential rumours that the us and possibly israel launch strikes on iran. but these us and possibly israel launch strikes on iran. e rumours, at this stage still rumours, but apart from that, we don't have a clear idea on how t

so that little rhetorical device of claiming that israel has a right to defend itself has been used and abused in western media to provide justifications for holy unlawful acts. israel has a right to defend itself. that was the editorial line that was drilled into us into overall coverage, denying access to fluid as clinics of punishment. and that's we should all be clear and saying that as well. all you obviously that it has a right to defend itself. people with terrified of using the word genocide and coverage. they still all you will very rarely see it any bbc coverage. i understand interviewees as the word genocide. this is a genocide happening in front of her. i the, we have to wait, but that was as, as you know, incredibly emotions in the, as riley's, as you know, we sang they are talking to and come off and leave the presenter who was always panic. somebody of a possible political project is always on the strong piece contingent within it. just don't watch like supposing genocide. okay. maybe just avoid that language of having destroyed god's us health care system. israel has lai

for the entire 15 months of the post israeli conflict washington has supplied israel with weapons usedivilians. washington has prevented the passage of any positions that would have disrupted israel's implementation of the planting gossman u.s. is blocking attempts to cross security measures to defend unrwa. it's not an exaggeration to say what happens when that agency falls squarely on the united states shoulders. today we heard this from the representatives of the u.s.. it was crystal clear. we'd like to add according to the u.s. israel currently has the right to shut down unrwa in jerusalem. how does this square with international law? the answer is it doesn't. this is an obvious example, clear example of the so-called rules-based international order. which for the united states is a replacement for international law. the call and our colleagues in washington to come to their senses and put the necessary pressure and jerusalem to stop further suffering on palestinian -- and to partake in any new initiative including the u.n. security council and initiative aimed at maintaining our p

the challenge us to redefine how we see our role on the policy the board reveals how israel proffers from selling, cutting edge surveillance and military technology around the world, using an interpreter as a testing ground. january called l g 0 the the, the hello and tell him to cry. this is the news how i live from to hong coming up in the next 60 minutes. no lit up in his riley attacks across guns are despised, to cease my ideal being closer than ever. we have reached a point where the major issues that go preventing ideas from that happening. what address and we have a language, but they need to be say.

welcome to the day there's none of us optimism in the middle east so nice has a landmark deal reached between israel and home us 24 hours ago. a pay is on track for approval. israel's cabinet must still sign off on the ceasefire agreement, which is meant to stop the slicing and goza and see the release of hostages, who was seized by hamas, and the october 7th terror attacks. the deal would also free palestinian prisoners from is ready jails. but the deal wouldn't take effect until sunday, and there was still on substance the surrounding it, including whether it will lead to a complete ends to the war. in the meantime, the tax continues as those of the internal wrangling within israel's fragile governing coalition. people in both israel and in goza on edge. i think the agreement is a good agreement. the once we get all the hostages back into the bodies that are being held captive. but i think that's how much that will re, i'm regroup again. as we see in the correlation that they have been some dis, court against disagreement with home us will let him off as, as an international recruitment. so hopefu

changing weapon being used in the guise of war is the targeting of human beings by artificial intelligence. so do you think that tools like live in the gospel, there's a decent chance of israel could potentially be selling those tools to out the military's, i think some very ferret disability that these little satellite and this is, i think one of the reasons they allowed us sorry to be published, just explaining what you mean by that. you have to find and the report that relates to the military, the military, censorship. and they can allowed this allow, i suspect, or people, or any sort of one to the one to know that they have very, very sophisticated a i surveillance methods that can collect computer thing here. again, i've seen how physical barriers and high technology divide this land in a way many human rights organizations call upon time. i've seen how this has allowed israel to create and will leading surveillance in alms industries, who would support their products globally. in the next step aside, i'm heading off to some of these rails top customers. i'll be asking these rails to selling it's technology. they're also exporting something else. the audiology behind th

approved the sale of $618000000.00 to israel. us is not provided as well with more than $18000000000.00 and ministry aid. since the war and guns have begun out of official is in washington dc following the developments. so this is likely to be the last shipment of the biden administration approved for members of only got 14 days left. it still has to be given the all clear by the congress, but that's on late with the get blocked because you would need a 2 thirds majority in both houses to stop it. and of course we've already had from the speaker, mike johnson, who said the, one of his top priorities is making sure that america's friend and ally, israel, it has all the support that it needs from the united states. and remember, this was the weapons that are being bought and essentially being paid for by american aids to israel. so essentially these really so just handing the money, but it could take some time to get all the weapons in this don't would expect them to see heavy artillery and also what it really is that are being used by aircraft. and you have to go bac

israel. just give us an idea of what the atmosphere has been like a rob, people can't wait here to know more about the details. they've just reacted this. frontier has to be right away through the news of the agreement between hallmark and israel. and what we're seeing now is more of a large other crowd here at the hospital. as people learn more about the announcement of the agreement, start pouring into the hospital and as you can see it from the camera here. this is a larger crowd than what we expected in the past. a few minutes. and they were actually more than this, but took the streets right now. they're moving into riley's. but there is much of the feelings here that we're seeing. where's the press for the past 15 months as the intense bombing campaign and completely live people in the unknown module, then search entity, what's going on? did not leave people do. it's the president of their field, like not even allowing them to recreate button more to properly for all the loved ones that they're relative that they have to be have lost. but as of now, we're seeing much of this suppressed

the challenge us to redefine how we see our role on the policy of the board reveals how israel offers from selling, cutting edge surveillance and military technology around the world. using an interpreter as a testing ground. january home alger 0, the, [000:00:00;00] the color that i'm nora. kyle, this is the news how i live from dough. how coming up in the next 60 minutes. and his radio strike hits the janine refugee company occupied westbank getting at least 6 people no less up and as well as attacks across goals at this point to cease find they will be inclusive. and as we have reached the.

us ministration. moving forward? i think for both a lot of this has been a huge deal. israel is a long term ally of the united states in the middle east democracy that the us wants to back. however, israel's conduct in this conflict has dragged down the image of the united states. both men don't want to see that happen. and they actually want this off their plate so they can focus, well, trump does, so we can focus on what his nominator for secretary of state, marco rubio said, is the near peer biggest, both united states, china. so he wants this guy and he wants to focus his efforts on combatting china. michelle, thank you very much. dw reporter michelle stockman, look sketchup on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. the united states has imposed sanctions on sedans, army chief of both ought to elbow around, accusing his forces of attacking civilians and using hunger as a weapon of war. this comes a week after the us sanctions ahead of the term military forces who have been fighting suits in these army for almost 2 years. airlines had been forced to divert the flights over the gulf of mexico

the challenge us to redefine how we see our role on the policy of the board reveals how israel proffers from selling, cutting edge surveillance and military technology around the world using i'll keep the city in territory as a testing ground. january on l g 0 the to his goals, i see slide talks and to the final stages, israel's foaming of the strep continues through the nights and into the early hours of this morning. the my name's site, this is allen's, is there a life and death also coming up? is there any on the asked drawings, talking to the janine refuge account and the occupied was fine. couldn't these 6 palestinians have been killed? south korea is president in units of keel is fine.

and basically just israel's, as us or is that has taken the hit and the concrete, all of the predictions are somehow israel's in terrible trouble. and that the, the axis of resistance is going to crush israel. now it's going to the other way. so what does that mean with the, with the incoming very zion is the administration of the trunk. is that the, this is the ball, but unity and they've been looking for. um, this is the american uh, design is lovely. and because israel to reorganize the middle lees, whereby is ro once and for all, this is the 1st time and it says you once and broke and dispense with both of its enemies and clearly serious sir. it was a very big deal. uh for israel. now that it was it, you know, the long standing ally, so simply the soviet union was always the one on the questions, the ally of a so read unit. and then, oh, russia, that's gone. and, and so now, you know, the, the, it's in the around that's in the cross hairs. and what are they going to do, really without any question, little drunk is going to launch. this is a maximum pressure campaign. 2 point oh. and

israel. for now, the crossing is going to be used for medical evacuations. the world health organization says 50 patients will be allowed to leave for treatment abroad on saturday. it serves as a lifeline for palestinians in the strip who being living under under his very lined air and seemed located for 18 years. the crossing was seized by these really managing a name and destroyed during his grand defensive, the killed hundreds of palestinians in the area. it's closures preventive. thousands of people from leaving the strip and receiving desperately need aid. nearby and union has restarted civilian mission to monitor the border crossing. i'm facilitate the transfer a wounded palestinians. that mission was initially set up in 20 o 5 to help palestinians in gaza, but it was suspended with how much to power in 20 o 7 a little it says on thoughts. european union simply import emission begins today at the crossing points at the request of the palestinians and these railings. this mission will support pellets, city and border officials and allow people to be tra

us. and israel look at saddam hussein look at good . if you look at what happened in afghanistan, you know, to 1000000 muslims had been killed by the long arm of us military intervention in the muslim world in history has shown us that is the us. we decide who gets to stay in power and who gets to be toppled like, get the feet and set down for saying, but this is the narrative that the on site a lot movement is, is challenging all for the uh, you know, all for the goal of preserving humanity, according to them, preserving and upholding international law, the genocide convention, article one and article 2 of the responsibility to protect document. why are we not throwing the books here? why are we not a lot, you know, extolling the virtues of international law when it comes to the genocide that's being perpetrated against the palestinian. why is it something that could be brushed off as a political aspiration or a political goal that the on sort of law movement in human is using as a stepping stone just to remain in power. i'll tell you w

us a little bit on ourselves. in some areas, people were met with gunfire. israel says it fired what he calls warning shots to remove the threats, approaching its troops. when we arrived and is really drowned, drop to the the 1st one didn't hurt us, but my friend was murdered in the 2nd one was dropped off and i was blown away and i fractured by hand because we don't tell us what we're doing is wrong. and it's but been to answer all villages. we've been waiting for more than a year to return, according to the terms of a ceasefire deal reached in november, israel and has the law were to withdraw from the region south of the tiny river. by sunday, while the lebanese army alongside un peacekeepers would be deployed to secure the area. israel says that hasn't happened. and until it's satisfied, as well as weapons and fighters are gone, its soldiers will remain in southern lebanon. that will be, should be fine. this lady won't touch on female. okay, and will, in a video on social media, these really armies arabic spokesperson warns residents not to return to towns and villages where its forces are still deployed, saying

us peace, to see spar costs. the it is 638 g m t, that's 8 30 in the morning in a gauze, a welcome to all special coverage of the space, 5 between israel hum us, which was supposed to begin right now in garza. this is the scene live in northern garza and con eunice a new day and so much hope an anticipation for a new beginning that guns and bombs would full scotland something not seen in gauze . i felt a.

that's how much a dozen men to get in every day as possible to find deals between israel and from us. among them, 50 trucks kind fuel, which is quite important, the transportation. and now what we're seeing in the sense this is pato has gone into effect, is that you have days where a few 100 more trucks will come in. sometimes a few 100 less and these trucks are carrying mainly food, basic food supplies, water. and then we'll also talk about medical supplies. but you have to keep in mind that the people who are now traveling to northern gauze, or to see and to check on what is left of the homes. and they will, the 8 that is coming that way. one's actually help them in the building that homes . um, so it will take a long time still until the homes are results until the right supplies come in. to facilitate that unlocked also is going to be a huge challenge in the coming weeks is as of the associates of january on wrong, the human agency, full palestinian refugees, will be banned from a pricing on is there any territory will be banned from working together with is really far as he's now

well, despite the ongoing assault on gaza, the us administration is planning the sale of move weapons to israel with just 2 weeks left of his time. outgoing president, joe biden is preparing another $8000000000.00 of military assistance. it includes palms, missiles and alt hillary shells. congress has yet to approve this. the us has now provided israel with more than $18000000000.00 in military aid, says the will on gaza, began stevens eunice is a professor of politics and the founding to release and studies at the university of san francisco. he says the latest on sales by president joe biden is part of a us policy that is likely to continue when donald trump takes charge of israel is using up to these weapons at a very fast pace as a made obvious by the enormous death and destruction uh, that's ongoing and vitamins ready to resupply them. if he didn't do it, i'm sure the incoming tropic ministration would do so. i don't think the timing has anything a political to do with it, but it does a hit is doing this in the face of widespread opposition, not just in the international community. not jus

so that little rhetorical device of claiming that israel has a right to defend itself has been used and abused in western media to provide justifications for holy unlawful acts. israel has a right to defend itself. that was the editorial line that was drilled into us into overall coverage, denying access to fluid is clinic to punishment. and that's we should all be clear and saying that as well. all you obviously that it has a right to defend itself. people with terrified of using the web genocide and coverage. they still all, you will very rarely see it any bbc coverage, understand interviewees as the word genocide. this is a genocide happening in front of her. i the, we have to wait, but that was as, as you know, incredibly emotions in the, as riley's, as you know, we saying that they are talking to and come off and leave the presenter who was always panic. somebody of a faulty whole political project is always on the strong piece contingent where they just don't watch like supposing genocide. okay. maybe just avoid that language of having destroyed god's us health care system. israel

mean, when he was a senator back in the old days, us president joe biden was the largest recipient of a pac money. he is the largest recipient of pro israel money. of anybody who's ever served in us. $1400000.00 over his career. how does, how does that impact? does it impact policy directly? i mean, we, we, we live in a country in which legalized private bribery, legalized bribery is the basis of our political system. politicians shield for money from big donors, and that's the way the system works. so obviously money has a, has a role to play, but i mean, i would argue public opinion has a role to play. think about how many people ever in the history of the us congress stood up and criticized israel. and how long did they last? you know senator percy gym over is pete mccloskey, you can literally count them on the fingers of one hand and you can count the number of terms they served up. the thing is that right? i think couple of things. that's not, that's no changing. i mean, you had 19 senators who had the courage to stand up and call for all call to arms sales to is re uh, that's unprecedented. there has never been a block in congress o

for the war and because there's been almost no criticism at all about how israel has waged war in terms of the military for us. but there has been a lot of criticism about the fact that israel hasn't been able to defeat from us and remove it from power and gaza. and, but we have now is a situation in which there will be presumably a ceasefire and a pause and hopefully an end to the war. but there will not be a removal from us from power, but is rarely is at this point in terms of a hostage deal. and for months now have been in favor of it. there's polls that show that they're in favor of it, even if it means ending the war. you have a security and defense establishment and a military who has gotten behind the may 27th by didn't outlined that we've, you know, had on, on for months now that of the same deal that we're doing now is the same one and many, and as real have gotten behind it, it's really just the hard far right, who has been against it and it's in yahoo himself, primarily for his own political survival. but you know, it is rarely is, are worried about the future between israel and gaza, which is obv

use all the ceasefire. a deal has also reached a bring lab and on which is still recovering from its own conflict with israel are to use the sweeney reports now in how the news was made in the country and how the lab alone is ferrying with its own 6 fire to as well, what you can handle perhaps even see for jaime is going for this is set up right click on file for the announcement a ceasefire agreement with 3 days out of the time of these springs. an end to the is ready for mom. a no cause of above and as left, at least $45000.00 people dead, the figure is likely to rise. once i was clean up, operations have taken place in gauze or more parties are likely to be found. now, we're in time in a southern lebanon that also celebrations in the liberties capital pay route, and then separately, and all the areas across the country what lima have in southern lebanon. we're approaching the end of the 60 day, see for our agreement with 3 as well on lebanon. however, liberal in southern lebanon, austin, on days, radio. having classes for 3 is ready, 4 days on villages trying to return to around 60 says the ones are still

the challenge us to redefine how we see our role that the policy of the board reveals how israel offers from selling, cutting edge surveillance and military technologies around the world using occupied palestinian territory as a testing ground. january on l g 0. the, the, there's no limit to have a dream container stuff in your own event, you know, counter and things a hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question with both the republican and democratic parties offering is real unconditional support, as it designates life and gaza day by day, can the palestinians expect any change after in all your ration day? let's get to the bottom line. the it is last few days in office president joe biden has a nelson $8000000000.00 weapons deal for israel and reaffirmed us unconditional support. meanwhile, is really forces continue their bombing campaigns throughout garza, which now have killed more than $45000.00 palestinians. mostly women and children. food is scarce, the winter is harsh, and israel has destroyed the last functioning hospital in the northern part of the strip and detain the hospit