and now a diplomat and now a spokesperson for the arab league's general secretary this was secretary essment. we have been following what mr trump has proposed and i think the response from many arab countries came for the arab league, it is not only national interest. that they are going to be subjected to what happened to their grandparents. appreciate enough how this memory of nakba, in terms of this proposal, do you think it could the palestinians, will make hamas even more concerned which will make them, unfortunately, of course, because we all hope think that what they need to do now is just to refuse, against all those proposals. on that point, the last few minutes the afp news agency is reporting that egypt has that israeli backing has said that israeli backing of that trump plan threatens the gaza negotiations. of course egypt and qatar are key in ithhose j players in those negotiations that are supposed to be pgggressing ceasefire and deal 6 deal to the second so 77 so that is a warning phase, so that is a warning egypt saying israeli from egypt saying israeli backing of the

jordan, saudi arabia, the united arab emirates cutoff published in, you know, 40 and also the arab league rejecting and saying that this threatens the region, stability and risk even expending the conflict undermining prospects of peace because they worry that israel would never allow them to return to gaza once they are forced out of the territory. so we're waiting for more reactions on what they could actually look like. but we've heard already from a senior and from us. leo criticize it. and so in said that they would never allowed a plan like this to go forward. and what does this tell us about the trump administration's policy in the middle east? benjamin? so president trump got a lot of praise from the israeli prime minister. was the 1st for a lead, or if it is invited to the why it as it was a state visit the so there was a lot of, well of course a lot of press the, a lot of interest also to the red carpet for this leader with that's important also due to highlight that and remember that the as wanted by the international criminal court for crimes and crimes against humanity is hav

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least many cases in which that administration from foreign, you know, even like, you know, the arab leaguen, it just doesn't seem to be something that is possible if you look at recent history and then you have the issue of the millions of people that are being displaced, being asked to or considering asking to move en masse. and, you know, where do refugees get a chance to return home? i mean, look at the camps that are still outside of beirut and no one there from administrations or arab league or anybody else is helping to deal with them or to move them back. it's really a difficult thing. and, ambassador, i'm really glad that i have the chance to chat with you. i hope we can continue our conversation going forward. appreciate it. >> i'd be happy to do it. >> thanks. up next, dhs secretary says guantanamo will hold the, quote, worst of the worst immigrants. but our new reporting shows that might not be the case. plus, tulsi gabbard's nomination to be the director of national intelligence clears a major intelligence clears a major hurdle. you're watching tap into etsy for home and style

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and they have the full backing of the arab league in that regard. and i think frankly, everywhere else in the world, we've seen this narrative um, coming about where, oh it's the arabs are not in favor of the review ever planned. well actually the world is in favor of the river. you ever plan the u. k. the you, many of the us is own allies international have come out very, very strongly against the idea that you can just move bows simmons out and create some sort of riviera on, on the mediterranean there instead. um, so i think that it does make it clear that you know, dc and pyro really just don't see eye to eye on those. having said that, they haven't really seen eye to eye when it comes to the guys of war. and the last 15 months, generally, i do think that the egyptian president will go to d. c eventually. but i think once to have a plan and the, the joy then in king yesterday said that there are discussions that are undergoing, i think that we'll see coming out of different our partners together, which i think they are really well indoors. right?

how it covers the best for us on the goals and strip the saudi arabian castle, jordan and the arab league of all condemned is riley prime minister benjamin. you have to know his comments or displacing palestinians during an interview with as many television. nothing. all. he suggested that a palestinian state should be created in saudi arabia. in a statement, the katara, a foreign ministry said it considers the statements of flagrant violation of international law and a blatant infringement of the united nations charles up it went down to assignment solidarity with his neighbor, saudi arabia, on category of object to the calls, the false displacement of the palestinian people the spring as in the days of the news now though because of the way and cost of us parliamentary elections after hartfield campaign. the vote is expected to be a test full of the prime minister of in co t who's policy with a land slide. 4 years ago. kathy has been at all with less than allies for his policies towards the cost of his ethnic sub minority. and his normalization talks with sub yeah. it's a new day. and t

but the arab league previously had signed on this letter, saying that they reject what trump is saying and what jordan and egypt are saying now is that they want the strip to be rebuilt quickly. would while palestinians are there that they want america as a partner for peace in the region of course, and want their assistance, but at the same time they can not move forward with this idea of displacing for simply expelling the palestinians from dogs though. all right, that's all to do is come to so who would reporting live for us from jordan's capital online? thanks so much. come to me. my mode has more from girlfriend and southern gaza on the latest developments and were still reporting from rough i city. and just minutes after the sunset, the area started to become more of a desert here with the lot of people who were here during the daytime, inspecting their homes just within this area. not going far away because they're still 60 percent of the area according to run by municipality under these really military control and within the range of fire are departing the area and making their

is very concerned about force displacement. palestine has requested an emergency meeting of the arab league and, and the 27th of february will be the day when they need in egypt. not, not really a, an urgent meeting or an urgent dates. but certainly there is a lot of concern real concern because of the pronounced goals of these really governments regarding the occupied wes back, which is ideal logically and strategically. really the main prize, if you will, for this, for when governments are really concerning. as i say, no, thank you very much for that. no daylight for us that in a mind. meanwhile, in guys are, these really military has completed its withdrawal from the nets, the reading core door. the move was agreed as part of a sci fi deal between israel and how mos private security contractors are now monitoring the flossing, which divides north and south guys. the change now allows the palestinians and a trucks to move freely through the crossing in both directions. and that's are in core doors and military zone, about 6 kilometers wide created by these really military that space. i th

and the arab league will meet on the 27th of the month to discuss all of those developments because there is concern that force mass displacement is being normalized, not just by actions from the israeli government to military, but also by this new us administration. no, thank you very much for bringing us the latest and know all day live in a mind. meanwhile in guys are these really military has finishes withdrawal from the necessary in court or the move was agreed as part of the sci fi deal between israel and how moss private security contractors are now monitoring the crossing. which device north and south guys are. the change now allows the palestinians and a trucks to move freely through the crossing in both directions. in that same core doors, a military zone about 6 kilometers wide, created by these really military that spits the gaza strip into they build spaces there after taking over buildings and destroying homes. stephanie decker reports on the significance of the core door of the so called net setting car door was created by israel's mid a tree. in the early days of the war,

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it's the entirety of the arab league who has voiced it's disapproval for previous statements that have been made by the new us president saying that jordan is not going to absorb millions of palestinians because the gaza strip is palestinian land and it's their home. so we're actually going to be monitoring that meeting, waiting to see to exactly what comes out of it. and finally, what's been the reaction so far from within his room? this has been something these really government has wanted, especially from the far right. they have one of the ethnic cleansing of palestinians the previously use, the term voluntary migration to encourage palestinians to leave the gall this trip, even though they have said they absolutely would not. so this morning, reaction pouring in for missing you all those government praising this move, saying that it's a great move for israel saying that they could rebuild that legal settlement saying that it's a new dawn of history for the middle east. but there is no sort of den busy whatsoever for the palestinian people because as trumps, middle east envoy has s

but the arab league put out a statement weeks ago, right when president trump had initially floated, this idea that the united states was going to own garza and was going to expel the palestinians from there. and he kept talking about them wanting to leave. but jordan's king had a firm to his position that he wants the best for jordan, and he wants the best for the palestinian people. president trump talked about a sliver of land from the king them and a sliver of land from egypt. but both countries have been staunch opponents of this plan. the president trump has laid out where there hasn't really been a lot of information or details with he's given beyond the fact that the united states is going to own land. that is supposed to be sovereign territory. to the palestinians, and the king said that he reiterated that and in jordan, that is the wide spread popular belief that this land is palestinian and should remain that way. all right, i'm gonna ask you to stay with us from that because in a minute i want to ask you about another story you want to bring to our viewers of israel's pri

but it's the palestinian, the thoughts of the arab league all saying that they are not prepared to work with the trumpet ministration towards a 2 state solution. now we have discussed before the dynamic, if you like that know exists between benjamin netanyahu and donald trump. and critics of benjamin netanyahu, i very much saying that netanyahu leads from much more than donald trump needs benjamin netanyahu. and i understand that the addiction presidents and donald trump, i've had a phone conversation about the $5.00 cc, has told donald trump in that conversation, that the world is counting on donald trump for middle east peace. which i would imagine that to any president, anywhere at any time, is going to be a very attractive proposition. i want to ask you this, given the fact that many been missing, yahoo is still in changed within of course be that these are the political situation at the same time. is there a mechanism now where it is more possible not to work towards some sort of solution for them at least some even towards some sort of to save solution. beth, is that opportunity b

yeah, we all hearing in terms of the arab league, a contact group, which includes saudi arabia, bahrain caught, saw egypt. jordan, the they've categorically said no to the displacement of palestinians. how do you think the job posting is going to continue if it does or what sort of threats might be made to? these are countries if they don't fall in line. a palestinian said sir, certainly know too well about being abandoned various degrees by various error regimes. but again the, the, uh, it does rarely american ambitions right now. uh these would be the pallets and these are so extreme that it would be politically impossible. i think for any of these are of states to uh, you know, loudly recognize israel at this point, even with pressure from united states. i mean, even the most authoritarian governments have to be concerned about the use of their not 90 percent of their constituents. you know, who would not want to be part of, you know, such a clearly racist colonialist agenda that would deny palestinians even in many states, alongside israel, much less one that involves essentially an

talk a saudi arabia, guitar, jordan and the arab league have condemned is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his recent remarks on displacing palestinians during an interview with his really television. netanyahu suggested to a palestinian state should be created inside saudi arabia's territory and a statement that guitar a foreign ministry says it considers these statements a flagrant violation of international law and a blatant infringement of the united nations charter. statement goes on to a firm solidarity with saudi arabia. and categorically rejects calls for the force displacement of the policy. and people of these really military has expanded its assaults on the occupied westbank where its forces have been reading the north, some refugee camp. they opened fire on a palestinian family in the camp. 2 people including a pregnant women, have been killed and a child has been injured. they've been using bulldozers to destroy roads and buildings in the camp listing and fighters say that they are confronting the is really military until car and raids on our for our refugee camps.

but in jordan, it's still unclear exactly what they are and aren't willing to give up because the arab league has said that they denounce this plan by the americans. but in israel there hasn't really been a lot of reaction about that because all eyes are on the ceasefire analyzer also on this plan. but they are supporting, there's a lot of support across these really political aisle minus some members of these early opposition, including the main opposition leader. you repeat, who said that he does not stand for the expulsion of people from anywhere by force . and you have members of the far right who are saying that they wanted this all along, but they were calling it the voluntary migration of policy needs from gaza. but now they have american backing and support to totally take the palestinians out of their land. and to build the legal settlements there after they restart the war and they want what they're calling a complete takeover of gaza. right from that you stay with the someone because i want to bring something to the attention. our view is that i'm going to ask you about israel's pr

doesn't get much attention in washington because of that, that he should do um, but you know, the arab league now looking at emergency meetings ccs coating for that. now. i think there was a certain amount of tension in the and from there was that there are so many countries that you can, you know, make no, i mean nothing is what it is, is this actually unites the world and they all may have different take on what to do with cause or whether it's a 2 state solution or not, or many of them are all good. we need to put the arab countries in the policing. it's an increasing governance scenario, which is the best number for people talking about posting authority. but i want trump count take on, they are well, you know, he needs the so many things. he's desperately trying to get to some sort of deal with around at the moment, which will play some of looking at loggerheads with israel and the longer term. but to pick a new flight and to throw his wage around and think that he can actually, you know, fully, all of these are of leaders. and so the state of submission isn't going to work. you know, th

but when it comes to jordan, egypt, the arab league, and other, suppose it american allies in the region, they've been pretty outspoken about their stance of ethnically cleansing the gaza strip, of forcibly displacing palestinians from their homeland. and this is something they have been quite strong about, but it's, it wasn't just when trump came into office, it was even before then when there was really ministers making comments in the early days of the war, calling for the quote, voluntary migration of health and use regards to calling for legal settlements in the palestinian territory. so the reaction from the region has been quite swift. and it's also been firm in their stance that does the must remain palestinian land and hands of what are we hearing from the inside israel as well. there's actually been a lot of agreement in israel, a bell to president donald trump's policy of the us taking over guns. however, the opposition within israel says that while it's an interesting plan, israel is the one who needs to present its own plan and review it with the americans. but when you have

but jordan, egypt, saudi arabia, along with the arab league, have been quite outspoken about their sand saying that that's absolutely not going to happen. the palestinians need to remain on their land in gaza. but you also have to take account these really prime minister and how he throughout the entirety of the war was saying the plan was not to resettle guns of the plan was not for more legal settlements. the plan was ultimately to defeat him ass and release. the remaining is really captives held in the palestinian territory. but now gears are shifting and there's a lot of pushback from the middle east. and in fact, jordan's king abdullah, is set to visit the white house next week. and this will be the main point of discussion for the 2 leaders and have to what reaction have we heard so far from inside as well? a look before these comments were even made. i want to point to a survey that was published. it is really media just 2 days ago that said 80 percent of those polled in israel supported donald trump's plan to re locate posting using dogs outside of palestine. so just to give you

now when it comes to other countries in the region who are part of the arab league who issue that statement just a couple of days ago, condemning what president trump had been implying about forcibly removing dogs as population and permanently displacing them outside of their homeland. but egypt has actually met with the palestinian prime minister of the countries for administer sitting down with him in cairo's st because that needs to be rebuilt quickly and that the palestinians meet to remain there. now when it comes to jordan, king abdullah is actually going to be traveling to the united states to meet with president trump at the white house next week. and i'll send you an authority president with our best ease arriving to jordan to meet with the king before that trip to discuss this very important issue that will be front and center during that white house visit. so how does that stay the regional reaction? what about the reaction inside israel? well, this is something that's been accepted across these rarely political aisle within israel, you had one member of the opposition, the leade

going back to the refusal of the arab league to accept the un partition plan in 1947, which would have created two states with jerusalem and bethlehem being independent and an economic trade zone between the arab and israeli state. so the arabs actually created the problem of the palestinians, i believe, and i know saudi arabia as well as the neighbors in the middle east, also see it as they're going to have to be a part of that solution as well. they create the problem. i'm sure that donald trump and prime minister netanyahu, working with their arab colleagues, will find a solution to this. that has to be different than what we've tried since 1967. >> all right. george birnbaum, very grateful to have you on the show today, sir. thanks very much for being here. >> thank you. casey, have a good day. >> you, too. all right. in just three days, a super bowl that's going to make history one way or the other. the philadelphia eagles take on the kansas city chiefs. my eagles. donald trump is going to be there becoming the first sitting u.s. president to attend a super bowl. however, he may n

we're going to use troops, let's say, from the african union, or we're going to use troops from the arab league. none of that has happened, and the un is not willing to do any of this kind of these kinds of maneuvers. there's no peacekeeping force like we have in lebanon, or had at least on the golan heights. so this is the kind of thing that we're getting into. it's basically unchartered territory from a diplomatic standpoint, and it's an area where you really can't move forward because there are no structures in place to make it real. >> and just to jump in on that, one of the things that qatari foreign minister was saying, an interesting take. he was emphasizing in public comments today. yes, we gulf nations need to work together to rebuild gaza, but right now we're concentrating on phase two of the negotiations as if to say, don't look at all this craziness over here. we're staying focused on the one thing that will drive us forward. good attempt. the problem is, now that president trump has said that out loud, and his white house press secretary has doubled down on it. the main message it

arab. >> league summit. >> and they are.ea. >> joy. >> this has been this. >> is the same. >> idea that the far right in israel has been trying. >> to impose on palestinians. >> for 75 years. actually, we. >> are here in this place because they. >> never solved. >> the issue of the 700,000 palestinians. who are ethnically cleansed. in 1948, there was a united. >> nations resolution. >> that was about the right of return, which. >> is enshrined. >> in international law. it's actually an international covenant of rights and political rights and civil rights. >> however. >> the international community gave israel that exception. and today israel. is backed by the united states. is saying that the. >> law is. >> wrong, that presidential. decree will change the law. it doesn't work like this. but also when donald trump used this, you know, excuse that he will cut aid. he doesn't understand this aid is not charity. it's tied actually to peace accords and security accords for the united states and israel itself. maybe that doesn't

>> i mean, i think the arab league convened immediately a summit, and they immediately rejected a the whole idea. uh, he cannot own gaza because it's not his. plus, you know, gazan and palestinians, right to return and live in their own country is enshrined in international law. what president biden i'm sorry, president trump seemed not to understand. the international law is not optional, and it's not an option for putin or for him. and the worst thing that he is now threatening to withhold aid from two major allies. although he did jordan. >> and egypt. i was just going to ask you, i mean, today, he suggested, okay, maybe we won't do that. >> we won't, because he understood. it's about it's not a charity. this is what he didn't understand before. and he understood it today. when the king of jordan explained to him this was about a peace and security deal, that these two allies actually signed with the united states, and they were the first actually to normalize relationship with israel. the first actually to stand up when the iranians send a missile in april. who stood up to that an

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