give us an idea of how it sees in the west bank right now. it's always been difficult to move about his neck, but not how much of a check points and roadblocks increase it. and what does it? lots of people just trying to move around and live their lives. the well, the for a bit you start really a strategy to deny that i've seen them 5 to something for me. nation is here in the occupied was spiked. we have almost 900. moving to fictions, and it's very important to a mark the dose of stick shows are located between palestinian cities, between this thing and the balance of the land, not between the occupied 30 till you'll find the signs and eastern some very important details because is for the dental argue with the business about security, it's about controlling financing and lives. what we have in the northern west bank at the state is extremely worthy. i was just talking with someone from napa, for example, which is one of the sons there's off by the city. i live in the center, northern west bank and it's, let's say the one to 4 room works be

aid agencies are calling it the largest forced displacement of palestinians in the west bank since itaptured by israeli forces in the 1967 six-day war. that is all we have time for. don't forget you can find all of our shows online as podcasts at cnn.com and on all other major platforms. i'm christiane amanpour in london. thank you for watching and i'll see you all again next week. >> hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield, and we begin this hour with breaking news right now. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is preparing to meet with british prime minister keir starmer in london. he is there to shore up support with

so that is real gearing up for large scale military operations in the occupied west bank. something that happened just a day later. okay, thank you so much. i'm the i'm just load for us there in amman. is still a head hair on it, which is there a bright thing to ryan crowned together and finds the price of the co francis who remains critically ill in the hospital. the, the in depth analysis of the day sidelines is leveled on this ami capable of keeping the peace both internally and externally informed opinion. the united states investing in the redevelopment of the of the i think, could be a great idea of what again solved if you propose to remove the people who actually live critical debate is the freezing of us a id in line with these goals inside story. on our josie era, when did use in from the truth, the facts hang in the balance. when voices the silence agendas prevail, systemic emissions lean control the listening type, the coding the media on out is era. the sun rises really up to the history was written, the nature became theory is here, the beast. in the timeless

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. and under is irreplaceable. we don't have human agencies that can operate at that sort of scale in those territories. and so that way it remains as bible as ever. but equally and my colleagues agree with this, we should not let the politics around the, under a conversation, getting the way of saving lives. and we're insuring that there's chromeboys keep moving and the people get the food, the water, the made some a shelter that they need to survive under. i have a very big compound in east jerusalem where they can't operate any more. would it be time for the u. n to bring in other agencies to that compound because we know what's likely to happen, it's likely to get seized by these riley's and become, you know, the settlemen

the west bank up a viable palestinian state on the 9670 borders. we need to disconnect the loud and clear for the americans, but we, i'm not getting it yet so. all right, well tell me leave it there for the moment. thanks very much. that time i can meet here in the studio. let's take it on now with adding it's in who's the form. is there any different matching form, a deputy head of the national security council joints now from never submit them on the outskirts of western wisdom? great to have you with us, mr. hudson. thanks for joining us here. and i'll just, so i mean that's just been discussing as you've been listening at the 2nd phase of the seas for expires today. what's the, what's your thoughts? and what's your sentiment about the hope for phase 2 coming into play or? well, i would echo some of the things that were said in your studio. there's definitely no good face and certainly not on the is really side uh the is really prime minister, is doing everything in his power, both internally and visually the trunk of ministration and the other

now is the 1st time tanks have gone into the west bank in more than 2 decades since 2002 to be exact. however, israel says that they want to crack down on arms, palestinian fighters and even looking for a permanent presence in some areas of the palestinian territory, including these refugee camps. but it's worth mentioning that there has been so much destruction. there have been so many homes that have been ravaged by is really military vehicles, roads, other sort of structures and other serious infrastructure that is needed by the civilians of these areas that has been totally destroyed. but these really are, besides that they're going to continue this rate no matter what. thank you so much on that for bringing us up to date this home to salute for us the in a mind. well video footage from british newspaper, the guardian shows the last moments of a 12 year old palestinian boy. i am an alpha mooney before he was chosen, kills buys riley forces during a ride on hebron. more than a week ago, israel has dramatically increase the frequency and intensity of its rides on the occupied with b

labeled him a terrorist. upon his release, he was deported to egypt and his wife though remains in the west bank and hopes that they will one day unite. i'm at the hotel eating to make up for the whole year for a whole year. you haven't eaten in the year. yeah, really, we're all in the hall having dinner together. do you want to return to your country? well, egypt as my country as well. but as the egyptians say, whoever drinks from the nile returns to it and whoever breathes the air of cool bear and palestine returns to them. so you want to go back. yeah, you're going back. we're going back. yeah, i'm going back. is in prison. we only had a very thin, short sleeved under shirts. sometimes they gave us a long sleeved one, but the cold pierced our bones and the freezing nights, summer or winter we had no clothes and in winter we spent entire nights without feeling warm. not even for a moment. and the food. how was the food? can the foods only purpose was to keep us barely alive. that's why all the prisoners lost so much weight 2030 kilos so much 5055 kilos. the beatings never stopped. they never s

plus the 12 year old boy is chosen coupons, ready for us as in the occupied west bank, bringing the number of children co pay of this year to $14.00 and syria. is it the challenges of fluids up to a national dialogue? an interim government is expected to be named the less than 24 hours after an extraordinary public arguments in the oval office. ukrainian president, the lot of means of landscape has arrived in london on friday, a heated 3 wide debate between donald trump, his vice president, and the ukranian later ended with the landscaping us to leave. the white house is now set to meet british prime minister kissed alma on saturday and hit a lodge amazing one of 12 european leaders for a defense summits in london on sunday. it's the latest and the series of meetings and reaction to you as president donald trump's attempts to broke se spine with russia over the heads of u. k. ukraine in europe, and europe is scrambling to increase financial and military aids now to ukraine gym . these vice chancellor has thrown his wife behind coals for the federal government to immediately lee release $31

i'll add an experts and analysts say this is the highest number of displace palestinians in the west bank since 1967 when the military occupation essentially began. so it's also worth mentioning that israel doesn't really care about where these palestinians are going. many of them going to stay with family or friends or schools, other sort of community centers, but that's not going to last very long because these really government has also cut off the main lifeline for palestinians under what the un release agency for palestinian refugees that has now been banned by these really government cannot work to distribute aid and other sort of critical things for palestinians in his desperate time of need as they're forced out of their homes continuously by is really forces. ok, thank you so much from the home to salute for us there in a month. this video footage from british newspaper. the guardian shows the last moments of a 12 year old palestinian boy. i'm an old mooney before he was shot and killed. bies rarely forces during a ride on hebron more than a week ago. the guardian concluded that,

he sent his wife a replacement wedding ring of the she was found from leaving the occupied west bank to meet him. laura called her false nephew, a new the when she married, know that goofy, that she made a lifelong commitment to a man who lived much of his life behind bars the longest subbing policy in prison to he was held in his way to jails for 45 years before being released and exiled his pulse for prisoner exchange, deal with israel on thursday. just a few lucky for you to and i just would you like for being restricted to speaking to him by both of them on their lives, on the screen to tell him she misses him. also, she was band for leaving the occupied westbank.

i'll just there israel's minute tree is demolishing palestinian homes and parts of the occupied west bank. after forcing the residence out i'm present salumi in new york where 3 pro house time student activists are taking their university to court. i'll have the details coming up the have a lot of that is more active, whether it's a comm across northern parts of the south asia. but so sunday, it's down in the south where we all seem to west all the heavy rain. you can see that moving its way across to me. now these some big bus of rain as while are expected in sri lanka, with showers extending into southern parts of india. but for much of india, it is a very settled story with lots of sunshine that comes next west of the disturbance moving across central asia, pushing is wanting to northern pockets, dawn and india. we are expecting more wet and wintry weather here. but for the south, it is a story of heat. we have got some watches out for high temperatures across con natural gas. as we go sunday into monday and temperature is all going to be coming down dramatically across parts of east a

do face one for those who perhaps know the reality give us an idea of what is like in that in the west bank right now it's always been difficult to move about, but it's especially so now with more write books and checkpoints, i think it's important understand the east side control every aspect of ballasting, a life from access to water, access to electricity. it connectivity between different a see to some 1000 imports, exports a. we have summer posting and businesses and factories that they have been going bankrupt. it over the past few months because of the, for any restrictions you have to think of, of villages that then on top of the we thought of for example and the connection to the house. but that has to be block it by the freely, a occupation a. so we, we were talking about a few months ago about over $900.00 or almost $900.00 movement restrictions on only the occupied westbank. this is a feature by the way, that i think that this a state, it's even more. but also let's not get too much into the numbers. why? because if someone could, perhaps it remove 900, if half of the 500 lumina

till he sent his wife a replacement wedding ring of the she was found from leaving the occupied west bank to meet him lower calling her pulse. and nephew knew the when she married know that goofy, that she'd made a lifelong commitment to a man who lived much of his life behind bars the longest subbing policy in prison. the he was held in his way to jails for 45 years before being released and exiled his pulse for prisoner exchange, deal with israel on thursday. just a few lucky theater and i just heard that you left for being restricted, speaking to him by both of them on their lives, on the screen to tell him she misses him off the she was band for bleeding the occupied westbank. his 1st message on release from jail was one of resistance. the every palestinian in the world must know that the brutal is ready, occupation will never stay for ever. and that tell us time will be totally liberated. but his 1st priority was a symbol of devotion sending him on a wedding ring to replace the one that being confiscated, buys, ready, present, got it. what do you have in front of me? i mean, it's giv

aid agencies are calling it the largest forced displacement of palestinians in the west bank since it was captured by israeli forces in the 1967 six-day war. that is all we have time for. don't forget you can find all of our shows online as podcasts at cnn.com and on all other major platforms. i'm christiane amanpour in london. thank you for watching and i'll see you all again next week. >> hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield, and we begin this hour with breaking news right now. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is preparing to meet with british prime minister keir starmer in london. he is there to shore up support with one of ukraine's strongest allies. it follows a dramatic collapse of diplomacy when a meeting at the white house friday turned into a heated exchange between zelenskyy, president trump and vice president vance. zelenskyy posted this morning that he still believes the u.s. remains a strategic partner despite the incident. he also defended his actions at the white house and says it doesn't have to be a deal breaker. >> do you.

israel and the west bank or israel in southern syria right now? yeah.any big power is looking at this and thinking the rule book is out. now is the time for us to do the thing that we want to do. maybe what donald trump is thinking is that i'm going to join that list of people, whether it's greenland or panama or whatever he wakes up and decides to do. exactly. or canada. seriously, we have to start taking we're six weeks into this administration, chris, and this is where we already are. we have to expand our imaginations here about what could happen. and if you look at history, this kind of far right ethno nationalism that we see in this country and that we see in many parts of the world that vladimir putin is the avatar of that leads to war. it's the only place that's ever led in human history. why would this time be different? and we all have to get our minds around that. john brennan, ben rhodes two excellent, excellent. folks for putting this all in context tonight. and i really appreciate you both joining us tonight. thank you for everything you s

violated previous agreements, such as the one negotiated by bill clinton and the disengagement in the west bank, the agreement made with by henry kissinger back in 1974 around syria by expanding their occupation there. so the palestinians are concerned that israel will not complete their withdrawal. and that, i think, really could be the sticking point, which could potentially lead to a renewal of fighting. >> well, while we have you, i know you were on air yesterday here, but let's talk about yesterday's meeting with president trump and ukraine's president zelensky. well, as you know, it didn't go well. what is your reaction to that shouting match. and is there any hope the two can reconcile and begin talking again? >> it's a tough one. i mean, i think, you know, as zelensky, you know, i think was surprised at the vehemence of trump and vance's accusations and resistance to his concerns. i mean, they the trump administration sees it as a as an issue of conflict resolution. two sides. he says he he supports both sides and wants to have peace and reconciliation. whereas zelensky, seeing his coun