—— president mahmoud abbas. this interpretation of that exchange? -- president mahmoud abbas.to president mahmoud abbas. this was an attempt to persuade _ president mahmoud abbas. this was an attempt to persuade the _ president mahmoud abbas. this was an attempt to persuade the palestinians i attempt to persuade the palestinians that they are part of the dialogue, that they are part of the dialogue, that they are a necessary party to the ongoing discussions about the future of gaza. it is a courtesy call. it is the third time that antony blinken has met president mahmoud abbas since this crisis began. no one is under illusions about the extent to which the palestinian authority has much influence on the offence in gaza. it really does not. this is not something the pa can influence in any significant way. what antony blinken wanted to do, to persuade him is that the us is doing everything in their power we are —— in their power to improve the humanitarian aid in gaza and to move forward the peace process. even though this is an early—stage and overshadowed by events on the gro

today it was abbas's turn. the comrades of this martyr had come to say goodbye to him and make a pledge once again to continue the fight against the zionist enemy, according to the tradition of the martyrs of hezbollah. imam al-hussein (peace be upon him) hussain (peace be upon him). sacrifice is in karbala and our way is the way of karbala , as imam khomeini said, everything we have is from the blessing of this karbala . they go to the square and are martyred. this witness of hezbollah repeated the memory of the martyrdom of the son of the secretary general of hezbollah and many other officials of the resistance. officials who are on the front lines of danger and battle and whose children are on the front lines are usually present in khatkan units. we do not save our children for the future, but we honor them for being at the forefront of education and for their martyrdom. this was the statement of seyyed hassan nasrallah after the martyrdom of his son in seyyed hadi, which was repeated again today at abbas' f

.— diplomat in the us, meeting with mahmoud abbas. . ~ ~ ., , mahmoud abbas. abbas. yeah, i think antony blinken felt it — mahmoud abbas. yeah, i think antony blinken felt it was _ mahmoud abbas. yeah, i think antony blinken felt it was imperative - mahmoud abbas. yeah, i think antony blinken felt it was imperative to - blinken felt it was imperative to stop off and meet mahmoud abbas. use a palestinian president, even though he is a very elderly, and his power is waning in many palestinians regard his palestinian authority with considerable disdain, and frankly mahmoud abbas is pretty much a bystander in terms of what is going on in gaza. but i think what antony blinken was trying to reassure him was, one, the united states is doing everything in its power to persuade israel to abide by the laws of war. the united states are trying very, very hard to create windows of opportunity but it can be got into the southern part of the gaza strip, the so—called humanitarian policy is that the american keep on talking about. and that when all of the suits overcome over

why do you _ abbas's view of that was to do? why do you think— abbas's view of that was to do?, given the — do you think that is a good idea, given the general luvvie of the palestinian authority among palestinians?— palestinian authority among palestinians? ~ , palestinians? the prime minister soken palestinians? the prime minister spoken clearly — palestinians? the prime minister spoken clearly come _ palestinians? the prime minister spoken clearly come in _ palestinians? the prime minister spoken clearly come in fact - palestinians? the prime minister spoken clearly come in fact he i palestinians? the prime minister. spoken clearly come in fact he made an important statement about a week ago, condemning these attacks and making clear the imperative that they stop. and in addition, she is working with his own security forces and others to take necessary action to deal with these attacks and to seek to prevent them. we talked about that. i can't get into specifics, but this is a matter of iraqi sovereignty. no country wants to have militia groups engaged in violent activity th

today it was abbas's turn. the comrades of this martyr had come to say goodbye to him and according to shahrai law. may god once again make a pledge to continue the fight against the zionist enemy. imam hussein, peace be upon him, is the pinnacle of sacrifice in karbala, and our way is the way of karbala, as imam khomeini said, everything we have is due to the blessing of karbala. they go to the square and get martyred. this martyr of hezbollah remembers the martyrdom of the son of the secretary general of hezbollah, many others resistance officials repeated. officials who are on the front line of danger and battle and their children are usually present in front line units. we do not save our children for the future , but we honor them for being at the forefront of education and for their martyrdom. this was the statement of seyyed hassan nasrallah after the martyrdom of his son in seyyed hadi, which was repeated again today at the autopsy ceremony of abbas. the enthusiastic presence of the people in describing

today we are here honoring the martter abbas muhammad rad was known by the name of siraj that you know that he was given the highest prize. he was given the third prize. he's today a martter and a witness in the afterlife. will be a witness against the creator, the creatures, the human beings in this life, this fighter, this martter from his early days, from his youth, he loved the resistance, and he in a younger age, he went to be part of the resistance, even when he was younger, he was one. of those who conducted the operation of the kidnapping of israeli soldiers in 2006, and he was one of the people who remained in naita shaab to fight on the frontlines along the side of his brothers, he was the one who was very much active and influential in al-qusir in syria and facing the takfiri fighter, bety terrorist, we saw him on all the battlefields, we saw him in the frontline with israelis and the frontline with the agents of the israelis of the takfidis who were agents of the israelis, also at the forefront of defending the cause of palestine and defending leban, and in his last few hou

or blincon, however, it was said by the american administration that abbas had demanded blinking forms that what the american administration wants to. to allow the humanitarian aid but not reaching a seas fire uptill the moment. there are statements from here and there saying that the palestinian authority should play a central role in the future of the gaza strip. however, and he passed through these messages to to to abbas, but none officials from the palestinian authority made such a... statements or confirmed that abbas had received this suggestion from the american administration. um and uh looking at what is occurring in the occupied territories uh um there's obviously no it doesn't seem like there's any slowing down in terms of not only the way that the sletterers are against the palestinians but also in terms of the israeli regime forces how they're going into neighborhoods and um in terms of their actions there on the ground correct? that's right and as we are speaking now we are receiving that israeli forces have raided the refugee camp of al-amhari, it's south from allah,

we handed the keys over to mahmoud abbas, the very same mahmoud abbas you are talking about. turned that into a singapore, into a beautiful country. there was no siege, no blockade, no nothing. we pulled out all of the soldiers. but they chose, instead of building their own state, to apply terror. to go and rape women, to be had children, to burn a whole families. we still have -- we have 230 hostages being held by them. >> let's just be clear. when that happened -- >> this is about a palestinians desire [inaudible] >> mr. bennett, can we have a conversation please? i do enjoy talking to you. i really want to have a meaningful conversation. what you say that what happened in gaza was not, the land that was handed over to the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas, they are not in charge of gaza right now. what happened on october 7th was not the palestinian authority. you will agree with me on that, right? >> no. you're missing the point. he over to mahmoud abbas, but he couldn't hold the control, and hamas took over because of popular support. so, are you now expecting us to r

mr abbas repeated calls for a ceasefire in gaza.re than 45 people were killed in an israeli airstrike on a refugee camp. the gaza health ministry says 9,770 palestinians have been killed since the 7th of october — more than 4,000 of them are children. german police say the hostage situation at hamburg airport is over. they say a suspect has been arrested without resistance and his four—year old daughter appears to be unharmed. the uk conservative party has rejected suggestions it covered up allegations of rape againstan mp. the mp hasn't been named. prince william has arrived in singapore, where he'll announce the winners of his earthshot environmental prize. we'll take a look at all the global stories making headlines injust a moment — but before we do let's take a look at today's sport with hugh ferris. hello from the bbc sport centre.

mr abbas repeated calls for a ceasefire in gaza.ed.

also to open the rafah crossing, so as experts are saying the visit of blincon would be to inform abbas, it's just very hard to see that uh, when you know that palestinians have been killed in the numbers that they have, mona, i'm not too sure how that's going to go down with the people that are protesting, as we are running the videos of of that happening, um, how are people? feeling um in terms of the visit and uh the types of things and that they are saying about the us in its role when it comes to this war, looks like, yeah, looks like we have los, you're looking a protests that happening there in front of uh, guess uh the place that

we heard from mahmoud abbas and the pa today - mahmoud abbas and the pa today saying they are going toy see it as a solution for east jerusalem and gaza but not without the support of neighbouring countries. are you in favour of that and what sort of support what they need and can you offer? very few people are going to engage in a conversation like this because everybody wants to focus on the ceasefire first but is engaging in such conversation would mean we are not very keen on a ceasefire and we need to keep the situation open ended. . , ., , ended. that is not the case. engaging — ended. that is not the case. engaging in _ ended. that is not the case. engaging in a _ ended. that is not the case. engaging in a conversation l ended. that is not the case. i engaging in a conversation like ended. that is not the case. - engaging in a conversation like this would mean that we want to help the palestinians govern themselves and lead to the political solution that that would entail an independent palestinian state. this is what we wish for and what we are working for. the israelis, on the

muhammad abbas struck the first dagger in the back of the palestinian resistance. when he was in jordan, he said in a press conference that hamas does not represent the palestinian people. that is , it gave the green light to the regime that your hands are open for any kind of killing that you can do. this is the fact that many times when the regime condemned mahmoud abbas mujahideen when he committed crimes against the palestinian people, whether in gaza or in the west bank , he said that we are in no way opposed to any military or security activity, only through demonstrations and strike and all this, is the regime massacring people with demonstrations? it is daylight it kills people. with complete composure. he executes a pregnant woman on the street, he even allows them to be taken to the hospital. whether in quds, in the west bank, or in other parts of the 48 territories. therefore, unfortunately, mahmoud abbas is completely coordinated and we hope that they will really feel ashamed of these bloodsheds . their own brothers are not from al-asul or other branche

abbas mohammad rejected the zionist regime's air attack on one of the southern regions of lebanon he martyred." i swear by the blood of the martyr to continue the path of the martyrs, today it was abbas's turn, the comrades of this martyr had come to say goodbye to him, and according to the tradition of the martyrs of hezbollah , pledge once again to continue the fight against the zionist enemy, our path is the path of karbala, as imam khomeini said, we everything we have is due to the blessing of karbala. today, the children of hizbollah officials go to the field and are martyred in the way of qutb and palestine with the same spirit. this martyr of hezbollah repeated the memory of the martyrdom of the son of the head of hezbollah and many other officials of the resistance. officials who are on the front line of danger and are in battle and their children are usually present in khatkan units in the front. we do not save our children for the future, but we honor them for being at the forefront of education and for their martyrdom. this was sayyid hassan nasrallah's statement after the

today it was abbas's turn. the comrades of this martyr had come to say goodbye to him, and according to the tradition of martyrs of hezbollah, once again to continue the fight against the zionist enemy, which imam khomeini said, everything we have is due to the blessing of this karbala. they go to the square and are martyred. this is the martyr of hezbollah the martyrdom of the son of the secretary kalb el was repeated by many other resistance officials. officials who put themselves on the front line of danger and battle. we do not save our children for the future, but we honor them for being at the forefront of education and for their martyrdom. this was the statement of seyyed hassan nasrallah after the martyrdom of his son seyed haji, which was repeated again today at the autopsy of abbas. enthusiastic presence of people in the description of the martyrs. and the presence of the officials and their children in the front line of the battle gives this message to the zionist regime that the invincible will of t

president abbas at this point has speaken.d bin salman has also spoken on this occasion uh but in terms of the other heads of state they are now uh each uh talking about the types of solutions that they are offering i'm looking at the egyptian president who is speaking now, i believe uh the jordan skeing has finished his speech, and uh, he plays a very pivotal role in his country in terms of letting aight flow through the rafa border crossing, as usual you're seeing some of the stats at the bottom of your screen that uh uh has been a uh obviously a staple of our rolling and extended coverage for you. 39 babies at risk of death in the alshufa hospital which does not have power, oxygen or medicine, and from what we understand it was hit by israeli air strikes, the israeli regime forces are focused on dalshufa hospital, they believe that that is used for military pur purposes by hamas and the other resistance factions, something that uh has been vehimently denied by all the palestinian factions including hamas. and just the fact

, the the facto dictator of hamas, he is unelected, hamas won the democratic. actions in 2006, abbas will go in and the palestinian authority if they are allowed to run gaza will run it into the ground and they will continue their security, collaboration and cooperation as a vc type government on behalf of israeli interest in gaza, so we we need systemic change through the region, how that comes about is up to the people out of there, but the first thing we must do is recognize that that change is necessary. it's required and it's fundamental if we're going to have peace and security and equality between neighboring nations and between people of different cultures and different faiths. well said most your thoughts on that, i mean um the possibility of what frost said and and mahmoud abbas of course he offered yesterday uh that the that they would run gaza, i mean what would that mean? and and what needs to happen to make sure that that doesn't take place? well, this is just out of the same playbook of you, being a colonialist or being an imperialist, colonialists tended to send their

it up , and in general we don’t care about abbas, he did not condemn hamas, well, no, he met with abbasre in the gas sector, we will not give it to abbas , but this is netanyahu, and blinken tells him other tales, you know, actually, that palestine is still not recognized by the un. the united nations organization, this means, wait, 134 states have recognized the united nations organization, but in order to include it in the organization, a decision of the security council is needed. somehow very modestly no one is keeping silent about the fact that three countries are preventing this, the usa, france and great britain, and this didn’t happen today, this is the reason for everything that’s happening, i ’m not saying this to no, no, i agree with myself, but it’s just simple logic, look, there is a legacy of the colonial era, when the british mandated territory was simply taken and cut up, anyhow, and the problem is that those who were cut up do not want it under any circumstances. well, i am repeating this not to emphasize my knowledge, yes, i was there, i was in palestine, in lebanon, i

secretary blinken and president abbas discussed efforts to restore calm and stability in the west banke need to stop extremist violence against palestinians and hold those accountable responsible. united nations can has expressed concern. secretary blinken reiterated that the united states remains committed to advancing equal measures of dignity and security for palestinians and israelis alike. the secretary also expressed the commitment of the united states to working toward the realization of the palestinians�* legitimate aspirations for the establishment of a palestinian state. underlining that not only is the secretary of state discussing this current war, is also discussing what is described as the day after. what will gavin, who will govern guys out once this war ends. earlier, the israeli army opened a four—hour window for people in northern gaza to move to the south. the route for evacuation is the salah al—din road — the main north—south highway in the gaza strip — the opening times were announced to be between 8am and 12pm local time. it has been opened out for a few hours. t

it bizarre when they go past me playing dancing queen by abba.— dancing queen by abba.arochial for his last _ dancing queen by abba. it sounds a bit parochial for his last year - dancing queen by abba. it sounds a bit parochial for his last year in - bit parochial for his last year in government. bit parochial for his last year in government-— bit parochial for his last year in government. well actually, if you are bein: government. well actually, if you are being charged _ government. well actually, if you are being charged £400 - government. well actually, if you are being charged £400 to - government. well actually, if you are being charged £400 to go - government. well actually, if you i are being charged £400 to go from one side _ are being charged £400 to go from one side of— are being charged £400 to go from one side of the west end to the other, — one side of the west end to the other, it — one side of the west end to the other, it is _ one side of the west end to the other, it is not that trivial, but plenty — other, it is not that trivial, but plenty of — othe

abbas would jump at the opportunity for the pa to replace hamas in the occupied territories of gaza, so what he has to say, i have absolutely no fearth whatsoever. if we move to president uh cc. from egypt, i mean, what have they done from oslo to bring about two state solution? what have they done to bring about the protection of al-axa, mosk and alkruzs? if i go to the jordanian king, what has he done since the oslo agreement to bring about two-state solution, what has he done and his professed uh position as the person and country and leader who is responsible for all a mask he has done absolutely nothing, while a p allows settlements to continue and protects israeli settlers, the jordanian uh king has done nothing to protect the palestinians in the west bank and indeed from back september has prevented palestinians in jordan from protecting their palestinian brothers and sisters and the occupied territories. if we go to saudi arabia, saudi arabia up until and just before the seventh of october, had intended to normalize relationships with israel. what have they done from 1967 to

more details on what could be expected from his stopped attacki —— mahmoud abbas.s from the bbc�*s persian service. when this crisis first erupted on october seven, turkey condemned the atrocities by hamas in southern israel, but since then, it seems to be shifting its position, is that correct? ~ ., , be shifting its position, is that correct? ~ ~ , ., , be shifting its position, is that correct? ~ ~ , , correct? well, turkey has been basically condemning _ correct? well, turkey has been basically condemning the - correct? well, turkey has been - basically condemning the atrocities, especially the israel, what they call war crimes against civilians in gaza. we know turkey's president has called hamas freedom fighters, they don't see them as a terrorist organisation as the us or the eu or the uk does. they have been saying, defining hamas as an organisation thatis defining hamas as an organisation that is protecting its territories. turkey has been speaking out loud against israel's attacks in gaza. basically, antony blinken's visit is happening in the light of the

and a heroic action to save human lives in ahmed's movie directed by amir abbas rabiei. in an eventful way and in a different atmosphere from urban films, barashi's character and work of shahid ahmad kazemi the 80s are getting ready for the silver screen. that martyr kazemi creates a bomb in the earthquake for air rescue, well, it creates an interesting incident that now has many other details that , god willing, will be shown in the film and will be able to show the right that this martyr has on his neck . it is produced by habib valalinejad and is made with the investment of the artistic field cinema organization. unsaid stories from the beginning of the 18th hour of the bam earthquake, which is now 20 years old. the true story takes place in the bam airport . it is a very difficult project. the director of the movie, ahmed, has previously been present at the fajr film festival with his experience of making movies in the fields of the revolution and the events of the 1960s . you have a lot of points in the movie baradar yasir's personal clothes. it is rusted . it is fr

abbas said palestinians are facing an unmatched genocidal war by the israeli regime. abbas said israeli actions in the besieg gaza strip and across the occupied territories amount to clear violation of international and humanitarian law. the president said palestinians need international protection in the face of israely attacks including the descecration of muslim's holy sites. he also noted that palestinians will... not negotiate when it comes to their inalinable rights. the leader of lebanon's resistance movement hezbollah says israel's brutal bombing of the ghaza strip is aimed that crushing the will of resistance forces. say hasan nasrulah says that's another israeli miscalculation. they say that all of this killing. this terrorism and this torture and brutality, they say it all has a goal, it's not just revenge, it's not just an expression of rage, psychological act, the aim is to break the will, of the demands of legitimate rights, to make people lose hope in the choice of resistance and set fastness, to push people towards surrender and to promote the culture

amir mashhadi abbas , the director of this program, mr. mashhadi abbas.lo, you are very welcome. let's start with why niim at all. it has been formed. i say hello to you and the viewers. well, i have always said that criticism is constructive, but it also has some charms . there are criticisms, and we felt that film criticism , music criticism, poetry criticism can be attractive to people, that's why this idea was presented. and it was approved and it worked. what is the information that is going to be presented now? at this stage, generally, people who specialize in a technical issue criticize , and the general public, maybe i listen to some music. i say it's just different, maybe not a special technique , they don't know why this music bothers them, they don't know why they don't think this poem is good, or something like this, or they see a movie, they feel it's a very good movie. they feel that, but it didn't have the necessary impact, we came based on the forms of fantasy and satirical views , which is now a part of parody, a part of which now has cr

abbas leads. his latest stop through the immediately began in israel where blinken tried unsuccessfully to make the case to the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, for a pause in the fighting. that followed by meetings with arab leaders, which becky anderson was telling you about, and there he rebuffed calls to push for a cease-fire. the director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies at the doha institute, with me from doha. so, we now know that secretary blinken went to or has been in ramallah with mahmoud abbas, but it would have been the same message that he'd heard in all the other places, you've got to push israel to a cease-fire. and so far, he's stood against that. >> of course, i think the arabs in particular would like to see an immediate cease-fire. we must do everything to stop the killing. now, blinken has said maybe the most objective view so far in the sense that he's looking to try and introduce pauses based on humanitarian needs and so on, but he doesn't seem to have

and apparently abbas are ultimately initiating. it's some type of democratic way to govern these territories after the fall of hamas. >> thanks to both of you for your analysis on this important development this morning. stay safe where you are, you're very close to that gaza border in israel. white house correspondent erin, good to see you. all right, i'm joined now by the ambassador -- deputy permanent observer of the state of palestine at the united nations. ambassador, it's good to see you again. thank you for joining us. we were planning on talking to this morning, i didn't know that we'd be planning to talk to you about a visit by secretary blinken to mahmoud abbas. he did say to my mood a boss, he said in the readout, it said that secretary blinken reiterated that the united states remains committed to advancing equal measures of dignity and security for palestinians and israelis alike. the secretary also expressed the commitment of the united states to working towards the realization of the palestinians legitimate aspiratio

abbas said palestinians are facing an unmatched genocidal war by the israeli regime. abbas that israeli actions in the besege gaza strip and across the occupied territories and mount. to clear violation of international and humanitarian law. the president said palestinians need international protection in the face of israely attacks including the desecration of muslim's holy sites. he also noted that palestinians will not negotiate when it comes to the inalienable rights. iran's president has met with leaders of several regional countries on the sidelines of the joint oic. arab league summit in the saudi capital riyadh. ibrahim raisi has reiterated the need to provide humanitarian aid to the people across gaza, admit the relentless israeli bombardment. in a meeting with syrian president bashad. ray called for immediate halt to israeli attacks on residential buildings, the reopening of rafaq crossing, and expanding the scope of humanitarian aid to the people in gaza. raisi also met with egyptian president abdul fattah al-sisi. during the meeting, president raisi said i

therefore, unfortunately, mahmoud abbas is fully coordinated and we hope that from these bloods they should really feel ashamed, now the self-governing rule, of course, many of them are upset that they are not next to the palestinian mujahideen and their own brothers, whether they are from al-asul or other branches of hamas and jihad , but the power, weapons and budget are in the hands of muhammad abbas , unfortunately, thank you very much, mr. seyed afghani ma we want to continue the conversation with you about the developments of the past hour in gaza, the news about the new attacks on hospitals in gaza, which we also had in the news, naveh ismail haniyeh, according to some zionist media, the palestinian martyrs were martyred, yes, but before that let's see the news, media chief mr. jabali, who traveled to lebanon, emphasized the necessity of all-round support of the islamic world's media for the resistance front. in a conversation with al-momnar , he said: despite the domination of the western and international media under the domination of pro-zionist regimes , the palestinian re

, he praised abbas for tamping down tensions inside the west bank.security forces overnight arrested 34 people who are wanted throughout the west bank on suspicion of involvement in terror activities. 18 of them belong to hamas. talk more about this. >> reporter: let's not kid ourselves. the west bank is a dangerous and progressively more dangerous area right now. the idf has more than double the amount of arrests in that region since october 7th, close to 2000 people have been arrested. we know that they say that they have arrested people as part of their counterterrorism effort in the area. they believe that there is a west bank faction of hamas that is working actively within the west bank. they have confiscated weapons and ammunition. but we should also point out that many palestinians in that region have said that they have been abused by police and idf in the area that they've been arrested, with no crime committed. and so, tension continues to bubble over and the west bank. and it is an area that a lot of people are watching very closely. >> j

mohammad abbas talk a bit because we have had less museums like this in the past 30 days. i would like to point out that america is preventing a political solution to the palestinian issue and said that we want america to end the occupation of palestinian lands and pointed out that israel has launched an endless war against the palestinian people. and he stepped on all the red lines and pointed out that 40 thousand people are women palestinian children were martyred or injured, and he pointed out that the people of the west bank are also exposed to terrorist attacks by israeli occupation forces and residents . the oppression that the palestinian nation is facing did not start from the 7th of october or the 15th of the month, but it goes back to 70 years ago and it indicates that now king abdullah ii of jordan considers this act of resistance as a reaction to the crimes of the zionist regime. that the zionist regime and america some western countries should try to narrate the palestinian problem from the week of october 15 , yes. i also mentioned that the social networks wh

and the meeting of the top american diplomat with palestinian president mahmoud abbas.ite blinken’s assurance that washington allegedly cares about the safety of not only israelis, but palestinians, and is also ready to assist in the creation of a palestinian state. sponsor's arrival. caused anger palestinian authority, after blinken's meeting, a group of local security leaders issued an ultimatum to the palestinian authority. within 24 hours, he must declare war against israel, otherwise there will be military disobedience, that is, a coup and a change of power. the western press admits that blinkin’s middle east tour failed; he failed to gain support; on the contrary, a real breakdown occurred in relations between the united states and arab countries, he writes. egypt's ministry of defense to jordan demands an immediate and unconditional ceasefire. damn, he calls on israel to fight further. more to protect palestinian civilians, whatever that means, the publication notes that washington's middle eastern allies are pressuring blinken to demand that the us reconsider it

but let's start with the blinken/abbas meeting that happened. with we don't have a full readout yet. but a scheduled meeting last month was canceled after the bombing outside the hospital. at that point the thought was -- or the accusation was, it was the idf. the u.s., israel now have released information and details showing that it was islamic jihad. the significance of this meeting now what is there to expect out tv? >> first of all, victor, thanks for something having me. i think the administration is trying to fill in the frame when the crisis began, which appeared to put them exclusively in israel's corner. over the last several weeks, you have seen the administration talk about palestinian interests, needs, two-state solution, importance of minimizing israeli strikes against hamas that would cause large numbers of palestinian civilian deaths, which it has, and abbas, however we can -- the 18th year, four-year term, still is the only -- and if the administration wants to do anything post-conflict in gaza, they are going to need a legitimiz

than the non-support of muhammad abbas.hamas and in a way the ultimatums given to the western countries and israel for the destruction of hamas in gaza after the war to take over the sovereignty of gaza and these public opinions have strongly influenced the people of the west bank and jordan. in a way, the palestinian authority under the leadership of mohammad abbas is a more serious act. the next discussion is that the past and the history of this country show that the negotiation compromise with israel has never worked, and a clear example of that is the fed movement, which was led by yasser arafat and led to failure. they were never able to achieve their goals, and this is another one of them there are axes that somehow the people of the west bank are looking for unity and unity for resistance, and we can see the results of this in the square , considering the creation of spirit and unity among the people of gaza and the west bank. yes, referring to the square of mr. sohrabi , what is your assessment of the situation on

secretary blinken and president abbas discussed efforts to restore calm and stability in the west bankthe need to stop extremist violence against palestinians and hold those accountable responsible. secretary blinken reiterated that the united states remains committed to advancing equal measures of dignity and security for palestinians and israelis alike. the secretary also expressed the commitment of the united states to working toward the realization of the palestinians�* legitimate aspirations for the establishment of a palestinian state. that was to diplomacy in the last few hours. the israeli military says it has reopened a temporary corridor to allow civilians in the gaza strip to move from the north to the south. it said the corridor would remain open until 2pm local time, along salah al—din road, which runs down the centre of the strip. that is about to close. the un have said that no parts of gaza are safe, highlighted by reports of a deadly air strike in central gaza. a spokesman from the hamas—run health ministry said more than 30 people were killed in the bombardment of a r

he was in the west bank a short time ago meeting with the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas.mediate ceasefire, the u.s. secretary of state reiterated the position that they do not support a ceasefire right now, they do support more humanitarian aid getting into gaza. i spoke to one of abbas' political rivals in ramallah, head of what is essentially the third party there, the palestinian national initiative. and like many palestinians in the west bank, he was highly critical of everything the biden administration has done since this conflict began. listen here. >> the position of the the united states of america including the president and the secretary, why they don't ceasefire. they're the only country in the world who can put a limit to this massacre, to this genocide. they are the only ones who can restrain israel and stop the bombardment of gaza. they can do it if they want. >> reporter: but the u.s. is, of course, backing israeli resistance to a full ceasefire if because israel says if they ins gate a full ceasefire, all that will do is give hamas time to reorganize, rea

i think mahmoud abbas does not have any power, doesn't have any authority and again you know it's not the first time that it's come across that he is a stuge you know of the americans who's been put in place there and yes he it it took tons of people to die before he even made his first appearance to even say anything to be there for his people so this is this is what want uh post war also they want to have people like mahmoud abbas in place who will not oppose them you know who will wait for the calling from the us and then take action so that's not going to happen but in terms of the question before you were asking about you know israel and and us not seeing eye to eye um you know i think israel is like entitle child of the us so they know you the the you knows that whatever he says, if he throws a tantrum, america is not going to be able to do anything about it, so they're like a poodle for them, you know, i mean even if they don't want that, even if they tell something to israel and they don't listen, there is nothing that is going to happen, so it's it's really, i think for the b

the us secretary of state, antony blinken has met the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas inied west bank city of ramallah for talks on the gaza conflict. the spokesman for the palestinian president has said mr abbas told mr blinken there must be an immediate ceasefire and an allowing of humanitarian aid to the gaza strip. according to us spokesperson matthew miller the secretary reaffirmed the united states�* commitment to the delivery of life—saving humanitarian assistance and resumption of essential services in gaza and made clear that palestinians must not be forcibly displaced. a key demand of the palestinians and their arab allies. secretary blinken and president abbas discussed efforts to restore calm and stability in the west bank, including the need to stop extremist violence against palestinians and hold those accountable responsible. secretary blinken reiterated that the united states remains committed to advancing equal measures of dignity and security for palestinians and israelis alike. the secretary also expressed the commitment of the united states to working

martyr abbas mohammad raad is the son of the leader of the loyalist faction of the lebanese house ofresentatives, who was martyred a few days ago in an airstrikes attack. in the name of god. the name of this the baby is soleimani and the one who squeezes his hands is his father. in memory of haj qasim, this name was given to him by siraj or abbas mohammad red, a lebanese and one of the fighters of hezbollah. now mandeh's grandson and grandfather, siraj's father, is the head of the hezbollah faction in the lebanese parliament, who says: "he made an intention and achieved his intention." it was slower than me that he overtook me, he had a better buyer than me. martyr siraj was embraced like this by the lebanese after his martyrdom and dear. the people of different countries of the world rallied and gathered in support of the people of gaza and condemning the crimes of the zionist regime. in the country of cuba, the president the president, together with the people , expressed his support for palestine. o citizen, come to the american land, the genocide in gaza has resulted in the death

in memory of haj qasim, this name was given to him by siraj or abbas mohammad ard. lebanese and hezbollah fighters. now mandeh's grandson and grandfather, siraj's father , is the head of the hezbollah faction in the lebanese parliament, who says: "he made his intention and achieved his intention." it was slow from me he overtook me. he had a better buyer than me. martyr siraj was embraced and loved by the lebanese after his martyrdom. the people of different countries of the world rallied and gathered in support of the people of gaza and condemning the crimes of the zionist regime. in the country of cuba, the president , together with the people , expressed his condolences in support of palestine. oh, the resident of amerikan and sultanal. lamang bigyan ng samaan, the genocide in gaza has resulted in the death of 7,000 children, we're here to demand the complete end to the bombing of ghaza, they tried to burry us, but they didn't know we were seeds and for this, will be free from the river to the free. şehit muşeşsun şehitler ölmez ana bilan ıldır derlerise sakın sa

shahimi ahmad hassen mostafawa mohammad ahmad and bassam abbas kanjo who were martyred in the battle of rah qadr . the lebanese media declared the martyr abbas mohammad red, the son of mohammad red, the head of the faction loyal to the resistance in the lebanese parliament. the islamic resistance of lebanon's hezbollah, new images of the target the placement of zionist positions on the southern borders of lebanon and occupied palestine in response to the continued aggression of the zionist regime in gaza and lebanon spread . on these pictures, the locations of the occupying regime's soldiers and their spying equipment in the two zionist towns of malikiyeh and awoim are carefully targeted by the guided missiles of hezbollah fighters and destroyed. yesterday, the islamic resistance forces of lebanon also targeted the bases of al-aasi, al-manara, al-marj and al-rahab of the zionist regime and inflicted direct blows on them . temporary ceasefire today at 10 o'clock local time. local it starts at 110 minutes tehran time in gaza. the temporary ceasefire is implemented while the zionists ha

other world leaders including palestinian president mahmoud abbas also addressed the session. in his address to the summit, abbas called on the united nations security council to stop the israeli onslaught in gaza. we request the security council to. abide by its responsibilities to stop this this aggression immediately and to allow the institution of of medical supplies and food supplies and to provide water and electricity and food into gaza and to stop the forced displacement of the palestinian people in gaza and the the west bank and seeing an unmatched genocidal war by the israeli regime. abbas said israeli actions in the besege gaza strip and across the occupied territories amount to clear violation of international and humanitarian law. the president said palestinians need international protection in the face of israely attacks including the desecration of muslim's holy sites. he also noted that palestinians will not negotiate when it comes to the inalionable rights. the uh iran's president has met with leaders of several regional countries on the side lines of the join

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other world leaders including palestinian president mahmoud abbas also addressed the session. scope of humanitarian aid to the people of gaza. ry also met with the egyptian president abdal. during the meeting president raisi said israel and the us are blocking efforts to reopen the rafa crossing, stressing that measures have been taken or have to be taken to overcome the matter. the running presidents also met with the saudi crown prince muhammad bin salman, where the two officials discussed the latest situation in gaza, along with other regional and international development. the leader of lebanon's resistance says israel's brutal bombardment of the ghaza strip is aimed at questioning the will of resistance forces. sasanlah says that is another israeli miscalculation. they say that all of this killing and this terrorism and this torture and brutality, they say it all has a goal, it's not just revenge. it's not just an expression of rage, psychological act, the aim is to break the will of the demands of legitimate rights to make people lose hope in the choice of resistance and

abbas said palestinians are facing an unmatched genocidal war by the israeli regime.inian resistance fighters to eliminate the entityus, it's as if they forgot what they did to the palestinian people ever since 1940s, the massacres committed in daddy, reaching up until today, the massacres committed the molishing of homes, the displacement, the demographic changes, the killings which are carried out for 75 years, what was the result of all of this? was the result the palestinian people backing down, the lebanese leader said the israely tax put on display. the regime's barbaric nature, and this is tilting global public opinion against the regime. he said that israel is now deploying the its elite brigades to gaza, and this is a sign of his weakness. nasrulah also said nobody supports the continuation of israeli aggression, but the us on his allies. he said, if the americans want operations against them in iraq and syria to stop, they must stop the war on gaza. he also touched on the arab islamic summit that was held in saudi arabia on saturday. seven members of the oic