and at a meeting with germany is all i feel it's king. abdullah of jordan has one of the guys trying to push palestinian refugees into his country in egypt. he called this a red line. charlotte told iran and has beloved notes to incense being in the company. pulling his makes the point and that is it, you're up to date coming up next our environment magazine, eco africa, many pieces mckinnon invalid. thanks so much. the a pico africa. a revolution is happening on the fields of rwanda. thanks to an electorate tractor that's set to modernize agriculture, the should be easy to operate on. the other thing is this. when it is simple, it's easy to maintain and to reach the initial task are already underway. how does the new tractor measure up the code for to next? on the d. w. turn into pears documentary, the topic every week. posting 5 minutes on d, w, the someone else to see the highlights of selected for you. you every week in you a box, subscribe. now. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing an environmental conservation to life with learning facts l

at a meeting here in the early end with germany's lead to all sorts king abdullah of jordan, one's against any in punch of palestinian refugees into his country over egypt. cooling as a red line and police intelligence that have been suspected of getting to sleep in one of our he's a cooling a terrorist attack. the hi, i'm beneficial and nice to have you along your way as president joe biden is preparing to head to israel on wednesday. in meetings with the government, he's expected to reassigning the america's commitment to israel, secure he. it will also discuss the as well as more rooms and strategy, as well as the need to protect the lives of civilians and to naples a to bridge concept. it comes as is well, price is on with a strong sam prepared for a ground defensive. its 1st light and the extent of israel's military build up on its full do with guns, a becomes clearer, the troops back to reggie as they prepare for ground defensive. the codes begin at any moment. overnight. these ready, defense forces continued that as strikes on the guns, a strip that targeting the militant islam is g

but what matters is what happened, that cancellation of that meetings with king abdullah of jordan, with -- of a chip. these are recipients of american aid. age it receives 1.8 billion dollars. the fact that three basic -- distillate to cancel amazing jointly, it's not only because of the protests or what happened in gaza. because they feel the berlin hurled. they feel this administration doesn't have a plan. and the whole plan is to manage the conflict. they have been advocating, this administration, for israelis. privately and publicly to solve the conflict. meaning, why don't you join, basically, the whole arab community and go back to the 2002 arab initiative? which tells as royal, we are willing all jointly willing to recognize you on one condition. basically, to give palestinian freedoms. that and i should've basically was sidelined, rejected by the israelis and now they decided to do, with multiple arab leaders but not everybody. and one of the things that's -- released that video. basically, schooling blinken. that's when i realized that even sisi -- feels the pressure. he's unde

so comparing the conflict in gaza with that and you cry, i king abdullah of jordan, has the keys. the west of double stands is. does he have a point? i think he does because of course the, the rest is conspicuously silent on any violations of international humanitarian law. apparently going on and gaza. the best seems to emphasize mainly is rose, right to self defense, which unquestionably exists. but it does not points to any violations of international humanitarian law. for example, by israel divest calls for humanitarian excess. but it does not state what the reason is that you want to tear in a cannot get through. namely the siege, imposed by his role, which as i said before, is a violation of international law. i try to clear, thank you for talking us through that stuff in a town and thank you so much. thank you. must have such as on the way in the us for a government suspected of coming 18 people and wounding 13 more. as late as my shooting happened in the northeastern states of maine, in the city of louis time, a police have issued an arrest. one for the suspect, accusing hi

and immediately upon hearing this news, i okwith king abdullah of jordan, and prime minister netanyahu of israel, and have directed by national security team to continue gathering information about what exactly happened. the united states stands on equivocally for the protection of civian life during conflict, and we mourn the patients, medical staff, and other innocence killed or wounded in this tragedy. the new york times reports, gazan health authorities said hundreds of people were killed in a blast on tuesday, at a hospital in gaza city. where thousands of civilians have been sheltering. an overwhelming loss of civilian life that immediately inflamed the region, the authorities blamed an israeli airstrike, but the assertion was disputed by the israel defense forces, which blamed an errant rocket fired by unarmed palestinian faction. after a two hour review, the israeli military said that the blast was caused by a rocket fired by a palestinian islamic jihad. an armed group in gaza that participated in the terrorist attacks on israel on october 7th that killed at least 1400 people.

hit with more a strong at a meeting in the, in with germany's leader will that schoultz king abdullah of jordan warns against any influx of palestinian refugees into his country origin, calling it a red line and police in belgium should say to man suspected of killing 2 swedish nationals. the model authorities call.

the white house saying, after consulting with king abdullah of jordan and in light of the days of mourning announced by the palestinian authority, president biden will postpone his travel to jordan and the planned meeting with these two leaders and the president of egypt. the president isn't his deepest condolences for the innocent lives lost at the hospital explosion in gaza. this coming after palestinian authority president pulled out of that meeting he was supposed to participate in with president biden and other leaders in the region. this meeting was supposed to take place in jordan after the president concluded his meetings in israel. i can tell you this is going to be a very big disappointing setback for this administration. we know, obviously, how important that meeting with the president was going to be. any chance of there being diplomatic conversations would need to include him. that's a setback as far as this trip is concerned and the fact that president biden is no longer going to be meeting with egypt's president. that's a country that has been so central to all of the conver

king abdullah of jordan has said quite categorically on behalf of his own country, and he has spoken on behalf of the egyptians, he said this is a red line. if that's a red line, then they're going stick to it, frankly. and they have their reasons for doing that. people on the outside can agree or disagree. i think from the jordanian point of view, they feel that they've taken enough refugees over the last 60, 70 years. the egyptians obviously fear destabilization in their own country, and the fact that perhaps if the fighting is so severe, then perhaps people from gaza could never go back. the key now is the humanitarian corridor discussion. the problem is this. it reminds me a lot of what happened in syria when rather than talking about solving the problem, we were talking about humanitarian corridors of access, which is ameliorating the problem. it's not solving anything. it's just making a bad situation slightly less bad. so you've got to have two conversations at the same time. talking about humanitarian access. they need water. they need food supplies. we know the world food pr

you had earlier today king abdullah of jordan saying it would be a red line for palestinians to be displacednto jordan. he said there would be no refugees in egypt or jordan. you've also heard the egyptian president saying that this campaign that israel has been waging against gaza is collective punishment on civilians. that's something that president biden will have to navigate as these arab leaders will be key as this conflict continues. but there are also huge security concerns with president biden traveling into an active war zone. that was seen just yesterday when secretary of state antony blinken had to shelter as air sirens went off in israel. but the president's steam says they acknowledge this is a tense situation, that they have assessed the security situation, white house spokesperson john kirby saying they've done their homework in assessing it is safe for the president to travel to israel at that time. of course, this will be the second trip the president has made just this year to a war zone. remember, he made that secret trip back earlier in the spring as he travelled to ukrai

also in the program it amazing hit in violin with germany's electronic king abdullah of jordan as well in the gapes trying to push the palestinian refugees into his country pool into egypt. we call this a red line. the manuscript has mckinnon. welcome to the program. the us president joe biden will visit to israel on wednesday. the us secretary of state antony blinkin said the president would re, if um, what he called americas on cloud commitments to israel security and also discuss it's war aims. and strategy is israel presses on with the asterix, as well as the need to present the lives of civilians and to an enable humanitarian aid to reach casa, lincoln said, the visit is coming at a critical moment for the right region. and for the world, more than 1000000 people have been displaced. at least 2800 have been killed in gaza. in time neighborhoods raised to rubble, that is really strikes continue to stockton buildings across garza, on the ground here and rough uh, the scramble to rescue people trapped onto the day bri off to a recent strike. demolished an apartment building, rushing

and that ultimately the president is not going to be making the jordan portion of his trip, after consulting with king abdullahjordan. also due to a day of mourning announced by the palestinian authority, president biden considered it best that he not do that second portion of his trip. he agreed to remain in close contact with the leaders in hopes of speaking to them in the coming days, but that takes a big portion about of the desired stops in his trip. amna: what are the implications of the summit not happening? nick: it's the implications of the strike, the images have been fast forwarded through the entire region and through the world and it will make that containing of this or so much more difficult. let's think about the summit, what president biden needs his help from one of the summits participants, the president of egypt. he is now not going to be able to talk to him. they need egypt to open the rafah crossing to allow humanitarian aid and president abbas not being willing or able to meet president biden, again, someone the president needs to try to keep a lid on violence, especially through the west

at the end of the day, whether he sits with cc and king abdullah of jordan or president abbas, he mayure a zoo meeting with them. >> but it is a snub. a zoom is never the same. >> it was not his decision to cancel. the decision was first president abbas could not go because of the attack. >> they snubbed them. >> the president did not snub the arabs. that is the key. >> but was the trip achieved in the end? he was going to aceve something and did not come home with that. >> there is no doubt he would've liked to but he cannot force his way into george and begin airspace -- into jordanian airspace if they say, because of the way the story was presented in the media, but it would be difficult to host him now. the president says this was done by -- the israelis say it was the islam jihad. this had a huge impact because of what you just said. >> david from the -- a former state department official. joining us now from the washington institute. let's bring breaking news. it has come to us from the u.k. foreign office which is now advising against all travel to lebanon. it says that you can

a lid on violence, especially through the west bank and jerusalem permit and of course king abdullah of jordanrsees the holiest sites in jerusalem, a key figure that has been close to the united states for so many years, and if this war is going to be contained, all three of those figures are going to need to participate with the united states and what it is trying to do to prevent hezbollah and prevent iran from entering this war. if these leaders are not willing to even be seen in public with the president, containing this war becomes much more difficult. amna: we should stress we still don't know a lot, especially in the fog of war. there are disputed names about this horrific hospital strike. what does it mean for the relationship between the u.s. and israel? president biden has pledged that the u.s. will stand with israel. >> i think so far president biden has been very clear that he plans to continue showing solidarity with israel, that he is continuing to go on this trip. he arrived at joint base andrews just moments ago to head to israel to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin net

arab armies, namely the army of gamal abdul nasser of egypt, hafez assad of syria, and king abdullah of jordan, but today we see that he suffers such a heavy defeat against the resistance groups who are fighting with basic weapons. what happened between 1967 and 2023? with the new regrets of official arab regimes and owners and kings. these are partners with england in the conspiracy that was carried out in palestine and some of them are resisting like syria and non-syria, they were left alone and were betrayed by anwar saadat, who went towards an agreement , normalized relations and signed agreements, and the peace documents with this british regime played a malicious role. kurds in managing the battle and in supporting this regime, the zionist regime also weakened the arab powers through indirect colonization after it left militarily from these countries, the countries that were colonized by them , we see that this regime was created in cooperation western regimes of western countries and this plan that juan all the region through the occupation of palestine to take control of this point pal

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jordan. just as president biden is set to begin a high-stakes trip to israel as a show of solidarity. late today, meetings with king abdullahgypt's president postponed. the secret service says it has an immensely intricate security plan in place to protect the president in what is an active war zone. security teams already here. trips like this one usually done in secret, but this one out in the open. as israel prepares for a possible ground invasion in gaza, biden is set to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, urging him to consider the consequences of a massive assault and the humanitarian crisis it has already caused. >> juju: our thanks to martha. >>> now to late word about the plight of the hostages in gaza. a senior u.s. official tells abc news that hamas may be willing to release women and children who are not israeli. more now from abc's matt gutman reporting from israel. >> reporter: tonight as is war in gaza intensifies, the families of the 199 hostages watching it all unfold. increasingly fearful for their captured loved ones. >> until yesterday, i didn't know she's dead or alive. >> reporter: karen shims

so comparing the conflict in gaza with that in ukraine, king abdullah of jordan, has accused the west of double stands is. does he have a point? i think he does because of course the, the rest is conspicuously silent on any violations of international humanitarian law. apparently going on in gaza. the best seems to emphasize mainly is rose writes of self defense, which unquestionably exists. but it does not points to any violations of international humanitarian law. for example, by israel divest calls for humanitarian excess. but it does not state what the reason is that you want to tear in a cannot get through. namely the siege imposed by israel, which as i said before, is a violation of international law. i try to clear, thank you for talking us through that stuff in a town and thanks. i think you will have all, it's all situation in the middle east is likely to dominate to somebody to have your opinion leaders in brussels. the you have said that it stands and solids, obviously with israel actually looked at the kind of attacks by hamas. but conflicting messaging from member states

of collective punishment, i would advise americans, would advise everyone to listen to king abdullah of jordan'speech in cairo, in which he made it clear that he considers what happened in israel to be a heinous act and that hamas is hated for their barbarity and savagery, but he also notes that collective punishment 2 millions of people is unacceptable from the point of view of international law. so for humanitarian reasons, here is the problem, as americans see more and more destruction, and also more and more videos and photographs from the gas, in which children, women, old people die, they are killed, support for israel will weaken, at the same time time the anger and hatred within a region that no longer likes israel will be phenomenal. so, israel is doing what, at least in my memory, is uniting the sunnis and shiite against himself. that's why i think we have a responsibility to save israel from itself, but it's an unpopular position. now there is only one position, bomb, everyone applauds. do you think that this war, if it starts, according to you , will happen, how will it affect americ

in the past few weeks, i've spoken with leaders throughout the region -- including king abdullah of jordan, president sisi of egypt, president abbas of the palestinian authority, and just yesterday with the crown prince of saudi arabia -- about making sure there's real hope in the region for a better future; about the need -- and i mean this sincerely -- about the need to work toward a greater integration for israel while insisting that the aspirations of the palestinian people will be part of that future as well. i'm convinced one of the reasons hamas attacked when they did -- and i have no proof of this; just my instinct tells me -- is because of the progress we were making towards regional integration for israel and regional integration overall. and we can't leave that work behind. and one more word on this. i continue to be alarmed about extremist settlers attacking palestinians in the west bank that -- pouring gasoline on fire is what it's like. they -- this was the deal. the deal was made, and they're attacking palestinians in places that they're entitled to be, and it has to stop. t

and we have king king abdullah of jordan, holding tools with visit from president abdul 5 to i'll cc in cairo. i'm of what rolls can the 2 countries play in the escalation of this, these will come from countries play a very important role in this conflict. and specifically, and the destination of it both have a refugees in them. jordan, more than egypt, of course, and both have a normalized their relations with this really long time ago. so they, they, they both have relations going in both ways. however, the 2 countries on a very difficult situation, they both receive a, it's from the us. so they need to bargain also with the, as on all the conditions the, the asking them to follow. both leaders have been very vocal. and in saying that, you know, the situation and gaza now is threatening of, you know, i'm entering the palestinians of the gaza strip and possibly the westbank which is a red red flag for both countries as. 5 as the host refugees there, and they are in a dire economic situation. thank you for that. it's very clear. i'm ok from dw, thanks him to look at a couple of other

punishment, i would advise the americans, i would advise everyone to listen to the speech of king abdullah of jordande it clear understand that he considers what happened in israel to be a disgusting act. and hate hamas for their barbarity and savagery, but he also notes that the collective punishment of 2 million people is unacceptable both from the point of view of international law and for humanitarian reasons, so problem, as americans see more and more destruction, as well as more and more videos and photographs from the gas, in which children, women, old people are dying, killing them, at the same time, anger and hatred within a region that no longer loves israel will be phenomenal. so, israel is doing what, in my opinion, no one has ever succeeded, at least in my memory, namely, uniting sunnis and shiites against itself. that's why i think we have a responsibility to save israel from itself, but that's not a popular position. now there is only one position, bombi, do you think that this war, if it starts , according to you, it will be so, how will it affect american domestic politics, war has

every day, the more it stands behind this regime and its atrocities. well, of course uh, king abdullah of jordan is correct. in what you quoted him as saying that there is no um military solution to this, i would probably add to that that there is no military solution for israel to this conflict, because as we have seen, the um what um many of your viewers will recognize is the axis of resistance seems to have um established quite a reliable level of deterrence against further israeli military operations, we keep hearing about... this imminent land invasion of gaza that still has not happened, and i think by now it is pretty well established that um, firstly uh an israeli land invasion of gaza would likely go not well at all for the israelis, and secondly that it would result in the opening up of second front from lebanon, which in addition to gaza and now increasingly the west bank, it would be... extremely difficult for israel to sustain that level of military um attack. um, in terms of um, your question about what remains of american credibility in the region, i think not just in the region,

collective punishment , advised the americans, advised everyone to listen to the speech king abdullah of jordann cairo, in which he made it clear that he considers what happened in israel to be a heinous act, and hamas is hated for their barbarity and savagery, but he also notes that the collective punishment of 2 million people is unacceptable both from the point of view of international law and on humanitarian grounds, that's the problem. and as americans see more and more destruction, as well as more and more videos and photographs from the gas, in which children, women, old people are dying, they are being killed, israeli support will be weaken, at the same time, the anger and hatred within the region, which already does not like israel, will be phenomenal. so, israel is doing what i think no one has ever done, at least in memory, which is to unite the sunnis and the shiites against themselves. that's why i think we have a responsibility to save israel from itself, but that's not a popular position. now there is only one position, bomb, everyone applauds. do you think that this war, if it s

the king abdullah of jordan, would cancel the meeting with an american president who flies in the, you know, very nothing to us president flu in the 2nd intifada. but the idea that the a leader of egypt would not meet with the u. s president, the obviously the palestinian authority is one of the bus, the beleaguered lead to the didn't but uh they did surprise is, is that the jordan one did nothing to do with biting, nor did egypt was enough to fly associated meeting kind of said because what what do they need to meet with for? if anything is clear storms that vision storm with the killing a sub with the uh, the fire as in the gaza. and try to withdraw from the guys that it's as simple as that. but with the addresses, the most is right that they don't want it. they want to continue this slaughter because war. so why we have, i mean, so as i said ma'am, would that both live to uh, the west bank. i mean, he had the, uh, the leasing with the government. um then, uh uh, can you go john bill. uh, cancel the meeting. according to the closest ation with the age of shyanne. uh, president a cc.

a getting to that young and that is going to a mind immediately afterwards to meet the king abdullah of jordan and president c. c. and of course, he'll be trying to use his leave as they are to make sure that the civilians that being held, particularly those that may have american passports. you'll confirmation of that are released as soon as possible. ellen fishery, unoccupied, east jerusalem. thank you very much. alan, we're going to take a very short break even as we watch the skies of a gaza and what appears to be the aftermath of another is really strike in the gaza strip. continuing coverage of the gaza, israel more often the so many politicians want to be the republican party is candidate for the any stand a chance it gets donald trump, if our planet is burning and we're running out of time, why aren't we doing more to deal with climate change, our american politics just getting into it screen for most americans because it can look us politics. the bottom line business is slow and concrete markets. the smallest trait, a fox sports form, 60 percent of giddeons live on less than $4.00 a d

the king abdullah of jordan, would cancel the meeting with an american president who flies in the you know very nothing to us. president flew in the 2nd intifada, but the idea that a leader of egypt would not meet with the us president the obviously the palestinian authority is one of the bus, the beleaguered lead to the didn't. but uh they did surprise is, is that the jordan one did nothing to do with biting, nor did egypt was enough to fly associated meeting kind of said, because what, what do they need to meet with for, if anything is clear storms that vision storm with the killing a sub with the uh, the fires and the guys that i try to withdraw from the guys that it's as simple as that. but with the process here is right, that they don't want it. they want to continue with this water because it was. so why do we have, i mean, so i, as i said ma'am with our best lives to, uh, the, uh, westbank. uh, i know he had the, uh, the meeting with the government. um then uh uh, can you go john bill uh cast the meeting according to the closest ation with the egyptian. uh president a cc i'm an

and late today, meetings with king abdullah of jordan and egypt's president postponed, as well. the secret service says it has an immensely intricate security plan in place to protect the president in what is an active war zone. security teams already here. trips, like this one, usually done in secret. but this one out in the open. as israel prepares for a possible ground invasion in gaza, biden is set to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, urging him to consider the consequences of a massive assault, and the humanitarian crisis it has already caused. with air strikes occurring throughout the gaza strip, residents have no place to escape. >> where are we supposed to go? we went to schools. they bombed schools. we went to the south. they bombed the south. >> reporter: more than a million palestinians have been displaced in gaza, and tonight, back at that devastating scene at the hospital blast, many wondering what could possibly come next. >> just horrific scenes from gaza tonight. let's get right to martha raddatz, live in tel aviv again this evening. we learned just mo

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agenda of his meetings with the government at a meeting with germany's old f schoultz king abdullah of jordan warned against trying to push palestinian refugees into his country or egypt holding this a red line filled told the iran and his pull that not to intervene in the conflict . he is also on a plane to israel at the south, and should be fighting soon for thomas with the government as the 1st leader to actually come to his relatives. thomas massey good indicates valium, which so many people died. of course, you can get more information and breaking news from our app at any time. it's downloaded from the app store. it'll give you access to play the latest news from around the coming up. now magazine close up with a closer look at fungal, my celia, which can be used as a lizard substitute a building material or a soil. it's and i base as well as the one thing i'll be back next. i'll with the truth is talking into the topic every week on the a this is stereotype still states the west leads of africa. how do we change this? adults to make, can meet with congress these creations. together the

the bar id for him is does that any or i actually was in a mon on such that he met with king abdullah of jordan, we felt that was going to be the end of his visit about 2 hours ago. he flew in on a jordanian helicopter and met with the palestinian president buckley to boss officially by saying that this is a visit to show solidarity with the palestinian people and to condemn the attacks on gauze a box. this is an interesting visit because bahrain has full diplomatic relations with israel. it has no relations officially with the palestinian authority. it's a signature treat to the abraham accords with you allowed a number of relations to actually have diplomatic relations with israel. and so this visit is being considered with some suspicion by some of the most cynical, political analysts who suggest that maybe he's coming with a message from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and that's one of the roots, he's doing it, certainly publicly. this is a visit that suggests that he show unit to the palestinian people and he's not jew to go to israel. that's all. in fact, after this meeting is over, w

of both the u.s. and israel in jordan to be closed down by the ju jordanian government. this is also translated into the diplomacy of the country. king abdullah of jordan and the government have been vocal in their condemnation. l king abdullah said, i am outraged and grieved by the acts of violence waged against citizens of gaza. the relentless bombing campaign under way is cruel and unconscionable on every level. it is a flagrant violation of international law. it is a war crime. this is a statement from a key ally of the united states. jordan will continue to play a key role as world leaders look to mediate some sort of resolution, some sort of peace between israel and the palestinians, some sort of end to the bombardment of the gaza strip. we are seeing protests intensify here in jordan, across the middle east. >>> still to come, israel continues to prepare for the next stage of war. more on a possible israeli ground incursion. what it could look like. we'll have details after the break. >>> the israeli defense force has now claimed that the majority of the more than 200 hostages abducted by hamas are still alive in gaza some two weeks af

of the palestinians. there have also been anti—israel demonstrations in tunisia as well as turkey, yemen, iraq and jordan. this afternoon, king abdullahnak, the first stop on a tour of europe to rally support to stop what the kingdom has called the war on gaza. last wednesday, the foreign secretary james cleverly visited southern israel and had to take shelter as simon is one of incoming rocket fire from hamas. today he urged restraint on israel but declined to say it was committing war crimes. —— as sirens warned of incoming rocket fire.— rocket fire. the point i'm saying. _ rocket fire. the point i'm saying. the _ rocket fire. the point i'm saying, the uk _ rocket fire. the point i'm i saying, the uk government rocket fire. the point i'm - saying, the uk government is committed to the adherents of international human law. and when we see breaches of that, we raise that, including with israel. ., , ., ,, israel. tonight, israeli bombs continue to — israel. tonight, israeli bombs continue to rain _ israel. tonight, israeli bombs continue to rain down - israel. tonight, israeli bombs continue to rain down on - israel. tonight, israeli

intelligence official was telling me that, look, you could present this evidence to ding abdullah of jordan. he could see it and realize it to be true, but he is not going to convince people in jordan that this is true and israel didn't do it. so that's the reality. it's circular sn't going to be situation where people say israel wasn't responsible. >> erin, tell me about this interview you did. you spoke with somebody who survived hamas' terrorist attacks. tell us about that. >> reporter: so, jake, you have spoken to people, you know, who have gone through this incredible trauma. i spoke to a young man, 23. he has lymphoma. he's been trying to beat it for ten months. because he has cancer, he went to the festival late. he was just going to drive and spend a few hours there. he spent time in the israeli defense forces himself. hears the rockets, sees the shooting. gets out of his car and runs into a shelter. he's in this room with five other people, and they throw in grenade after aggrenade. eight grenades, jake. he survived by putting a dead body on himself. when they come back in, he sees

important to remember that on this very day we had anticipated to see a summit chaired by king abdullah of jordan. of course with president joe biden, as well as the presidents of egypt and the palestinian authority. that summit was canceled following the attack on the hospital inside gaza. as you can see here, this is really ignited an outpouring of anger,r, of outrage, condemnati amongst the population here in jordan. it is importance to know that this -- important to know this isn't the first time we've seen protests. this has been a daily occurrence in jordan since the beginning of this war. remember that around half of the population in this country are either palestinian or of -- [ inaudible ] a little further away from the protest, we can speak to you now and get a good signal. i have to say behind where we are the streets are packed. there are hundreds here chanting solidarity with the palestinian people. where they are just behind me is just a few meters away from the israeli embassy. we saw yesterday hundreds of people gathering, some protests even attempting to storm the israeli embass

. >> meanwhile, here at home, the prime minister and king abdullah of jordan have been speaking aboutiplomatic efforts to prevent further escalation of the conflict into the wider middle east. rishi sunak welcomed king abdullah to downing street today. the two leaders shaking hands on the doorstep of number 10, the leaders agreeing on the importance of taking measures to protect civilians in gaza, including british and jordanian. dual citizens caught up in the violence . this comes after violence. this comes after a further round of crisis talks by world leaders with others as they try to inject diplomacy into the conflict between israel and hamas . now for government and hamas. now for government flights carrying britain's left israel today, two more expected to come tonight. israel today, two more expected to come tonight . the foreign to come tonight. the foreign office telling british nationals in gaza to get ready in case the rafah border crossing with egypt is opened in the morning . it's is opened in the morning. it's currently the only route out of the territory. the foreign s

this morning, the situation having to do with the palestinian refugees and overnight, king abdullah of jordan shut down talks of allowing refugees in, he called it a red line and said no refugees in jordan or egypt, why is he taking that stand? >> trey: i can tell you why, from perspective of the palestinians, idea of moving out of their land is a nonline, nonstarter for the palestinian people and it is jordanians and egyptians who support a palestinian state. we talked about this last hour, but there were peace talks on the table two weeks ago. saudis were working with americans and israelis to determine a path forward for normalization with israel and also more rights for the palestinian people in direction of former palestinian and recognized state. idea of moving palestinians out of gaza strip, concern is they would not be allowed back in when it is over, it is considered a red line for the palestinian people and every country in the arab world will not entertain this idea. they want aid into the gaza strip, idea of removing palestinians from gaza will not happen. >> todd: and red line fo

the key focus is for president s cici of egypt and also king abdullah of jordan to prevent the war from spilling over. there are particular concerns around lebanon. as you mentioned, tensions are running high on the popular front as well. for more than a week, we have seen people taking to the streets in solidarity with the palestinian people. there's been a huge amount of outrage and condemnation with the situation in gaza, real anger being directed toward is israel and israel's western allies particularly the united states with regard to the continuation of the bombardment of the gaza strip and the continuing deterioration of the situation. we have seen protests taking place almost every day now, certainly for the last day now. huge crowds are taking to the streets every evening near the israeli embassy. but what we saw yesterday was an enormous march through downtown. thousands of people, families with young children draping the palestinian flag -- scarf, rather, in support of solidarity of the people. there were chants of anger, many calling on the jordanian government to close down

you hear from moderates like king abdullah of jordan criticizing israel today. flames of this potential regional conflict is it not? was it is jonathan i'm reminded after the days of 911 we 9911 we suffered 3000 casualties that day on a population about 280 million at the time. israel lost 1400 people in a population about nine men that's equal to a dozen 9/11 in a single day. we did not hear our allies converse cease-fire wit after al qaeda around the world or in afghanistan. the idea would see a cease-fire anytime before the destroyed was unimaginable and should be an unimaginable to over allies. >> it's interesting people talk about the civilian death toll in gaza that is obviously tragic. but in war, civilians get harmed it is a sad fact of war at this sad fact in afghanistan. the sad fact in iraq it's been a sad fact in every war. the world seems look at israel more critically differently. >> that is exactly right the truth is rules don't apply different into israel than they did to anybody else there job is to avoid civilian casualties are going to try to

we heard from king abdullah of jordan which has been amongst those countries with aid to travel, and he spoke about the need to get aid to gaza and the double standard that the world is seeing when it comes to providing the human itarian aid to gaza. >> anywhere else, it would be condemned and the accountability would be enforced immediately and unequivocally and has been done before, recently in another conflict, but not in gaza. >> we have seen that outpouring of condemnation from leaders particularly in the middle east and we have seen that reaction and protests and solidarity with the palestinian people. earlier today my team and i spoke to palestinian families and palestinian refugee families who have lived in jordan all their lives and still have family members inside the gaza strip. he said they're checking them every hour and what they're hearing from their families, they lack, electricity and running out of food and running of water and that's it. fareed? >> thank you, nada, great reporting. stay safe. >>> next on gps, i speak with one of israel's most decorated soldiers, fo

he is expected to meet with the palestinian president abbas and president el-sisi and king abdullah of jordan. this comes off the frantic 72 hours from antony blinken who did a tour of the region to make sure that what is happening in gaza does not spill out into the wider middle east. there is also discussions in other areas of the table. hostage releases, for example, we will have see if they made progress with that. one reason biden is coming here is to show solidarity for israel. >> part of the trip is solidarity. is he addressing the humanitarian crisis that is developing on both sides of the conflict? >> reporter: the humanitarian crisis in gaza is severe and it is getting worse every day they go without running water or food and medical supplies. we hear horrific stories. i have been reading of one anecdote that says doctors and medics are now having to drink iv bottles because there is no water for them to stay hydrated. yes, trying to get humanitarian supplies into gaza is urgent and fundamental and trying to get save passage to leave gaza. perhaps just nationals, but to get safety o

they are -- this is taking place on the very same day king abdullah of jordan was set to host a subsetpresident joe biden, and the president of egypt as well. and the president of the palestinian authority, that summit was called off -- after the devastating horrifying attack at their the hospital gowns. well -- it sparked a moment of average, amongst the jordanian population, amongst the arab population more widely, and hearing gordon the protests are trying to understand, 50% are palestinian, or palestinian descent. this is a core to essential to jordanian identity, repeated condemnation from the jordanian royal family against israel air straight in gaza. of course we are hearing repeated calls for an end to this war, and so the violations in the rights and freedoms of the palestinian people. as the airstrikes continue, we are anticipating these protests happening in sorting, and across the arab world will only continue to grow and both sides, and intensity. >> cnn a man jordan. >> coming up instead of a chaotic rampage, how masses killers were carrying out a plan, maps, and other ma

in the region, president of egypt and also president of the palestinian authority and king abdullah of jordan. so far they have down played the expectations to leave the trip with any concrete deliverables. his focus is more on managing the complicated dynamics on the ground there. of course one thing the president did want to talk about is trying to open up the humanitarian corridor to get aid into glaza. and these are all issues that he will have to navigate not just on this trip but days and weeks ahead. >> arlette saenz in washington. now let me go to peter lerner, lieutenant colonel. he is a spokesperson for the idf. and peter, you've been talking about exactly trying to explain exactly what israel believes hap happened. palestinian observer says it is the israelis who are lying about what happened pinning the blame on islamic jihad. i have to ask you, will you release more material for your investigation and do you expect that the material you are release willing go some way to convincing those who believe israel is responsible for this, that this will be sufficient? >> here is what we