thank you. paid off these ready national security council. so how about says israel is restrict team the delivery of shelters for displace palestinians under the seatbar? didn't israel should allow $60000.00 mobile homes into garza before march the 1st but none of arrived? the delivery of 200000 tents is also stipulated in the deal. only 10 percent of those event at the u. n. says more than 1800000 people in gaza are in need of emergency shelter. and there's no time to lose and delivering aid and estimates about 69 percent of all homes and buildings in the strip of being destroyed. forcing palestinians to live in russell and 10000 bodies are believed to be buried under that every is relative, preventing the entry of construction equipment to recover the are the 10 more now from outside of noise, who is the spokesman for unicef? and he says it is real failure to allow shelters into garza is putting pallets sitting in families at risk. it's really still dire while tactfully, children and families are safe front of abundance to the extent possib

national security council. and where do they u.k.and in all this as sir keir starmer prepares to host european leaders in london this weekend. ok, let's go through what happened at the white house today. things started off cordelia and as per usual for these events between the two presidents. but doing questions, tensions ran high. voices were raised and an angry president trump warned president volodymyr zelenskyy that he was gambling with world war iii. following the meeting, ukrainian president zelenskyy left the white house without sending that deal on minerals in ukraine, and canceling a planned press conference. as the ukrainian president departed, president trump wrote on social media, "i have determined that president zelenskyy is not ready for peace if america is involved. he disses back united states of america in its cherished oval office. he can come back when he is ready for peace." let's go back to the start of that meeting, which began in friendlier circumstances with both leaders saying they were ready for an agreemen

for a man and that's in who is a form is rarely diplomats and full my deputy head of the national security council . and he says it is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is breaching the terms of the cx, 5 deal to further his own political interests. so there's definitely no good face and certainly not on the as really side. and these really prime minister is doing everything in his power, both internally and visibly the trump administration, and the other mediators, and so on and on the ground. and the various serena's, not only does that, but also into westbank and syria and lebanon, to prevent the restoration of calm and enter the war and the release of the hostages, which is the clear will of over 70 percent of his right is. so we have a prime minister and it's acting in direct contradiction to the will of his own people and he's doing it out of his own political persona. sometimes criminal interests in terms of the so good day offering goes around the governing 40 and guys have to replace, come us. everybody knows that nothing out again, did everything in his power from the very early s

i had meetings, i spoke to the president, i had meetings with national security council with these really ministry with these really phone on foreign ministry. i have to continue that dialogue to try and ensure that we get as much ada in as possible. the one pos, if the you and the one agency that's part of the you and is there a way to deal with the total is the one that's most likely in this case that's under uh the united nations relief and works agency, the one that delivers for palestinians, the one that operates on the ground in garza, i'm the westberg. it's been found by israel from operating. i'm. how's that gonna affect it's operation? is particularly in the west bank where it's running that in gauze is unable to run schools and clinics, but it still was running. those in the west bank cannot go well. what did you say? most of the schools and clinics and guns have been destroyed. so that work is already incredibly difficult, if not impossible. but there are thousands of under employees across the occupied past the entire tree and across the region, doing a central essential work.

it's in who's a form is ready to pre match and form a deputy head of the national security council joins us now from memphis of it in as in the, on the outskirts of the west jerusalem. and welcome again to al jazeera, at the conditions as we've just been hearing of those living and goals as well. very troubling. why is it you think that as well as not on a disc agreements of providing shelter on the scale that it promised to to to be honest from danielle's perspective, this whole humanitarian issue including the shelters, is of least important. what's important for him is 1st and foremost to sustain this group on power. and so that his understanding is that he needs to materially bridge the agreement by not moving on from face to face be and by not evacuating the philadelphia corridor in direct contradiction to what do you agree to by not evacuating other parts of guys a again and then in material breach of the agreement and making the excuse. and unfortunately being able to convince trump in the forest narrative that i'm listening to come us comes. and there isn't going to turn the conv

national security council. he also formerly served as a political military affairs officer for russia, for the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and as an attache at the u.s. embassy in moscow. he's the author of a brand new book, the folly of realism how the west deceived itself about russia and betrayed ukraine. wow. first of all, i'd like the audience. i think i'd like them to think that we book our show really well on the news. but you were actually going to be here. we were. we had planned this a while ago because of your book, which literally could have been written overnight and published. what what we saw happen. i don't even know what you make of it. it's about 24 hours. >> it is. i wrote this thing years back, actually, to finish up my doctoral work and then rewrote it, timing it for the release on the third war, recognizing that we were still going to have regardless of what party was going to be in power, democrats or republicans, we were still going to have war, and we were going to have decen

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competitiveness under the election we've had was at stake to china now with the nation's top diplomats greeted russia security council. secretary is a touch down in badging, and i started a short booth trip as focusing on the russia china partnership, which is now more into twine today than at any point in history. the 0 say that it has made an important contribution to the development of china, russia relations, and the strengthening of strategic cooperation between the 2 countries. china and russia are friendly neighbors, connected by mountains and rivers. and they are also true friends for just over a century. the current international and regional situation is rapidly evolving with an increasing number of unpredictable factors. this year marks the great for and war of the soviet union in the chinese peoples war of resistance against japan . this year marks the eighty's anniversary of both of the victory in the world, anti fascist war, and the establishment of the united nations in this year of special historical significance. china is relations will face a series of important agendas. i hope that all levels of co

now, here on the program with the nation's top diplomats greeted russia is the security council secretary as he touched down and paging. so gauge, troy goes, trip centering around russia. china relations during pulse with the chinese president. now is that both nations are leaders gearing up an exchange of state presidential visits uh, economic collaboration with tooth continues to redirect what high, roughly, what nearly $250000000000.00 and bilateral trade rushes natural gas expos, of course, of fueling the factory of the world adults also included the potential resolution of ukraine, as well as the drums hotline sconce towards china. well, that's lot more for 5 now to see g, t and digital report of an international analyst shun issue. and now joining us here when i see grades gets you on sure, and thanks so much for coming on. what were the main topics of the discussion between president g and the, and the russian secretary of the security council sort of a showing. okay, thank you for having me here. actually from the read out of the chinese for mr. i think we have too many issues we