amb.kins: first of all, thank you atlantic cou for inviting me. it is a great opportunity. i always love speaking in this form, so thank you for that. thank you for such a nice introduction. always a pleasure to be here with you. um, so i guess very briefly, you know, when i grew up i grew up in bronx, new york, and from the beginning since i can remember i have always been interested in public service. i knew i wanted to work in the federal government in washington and within virginia. that was my thing. work in washington and live in virginia. so i path was to learn about government from different perspectives, so i started working in new york city government, then i went to albany to school -- state government, then made it down to washington to the fellowship program. and at that time, i was not really, i did not know exactly what all i wanted to do -- law i wanted to do because i just finished my law degree but knew i wanted to be in public service was of the program i landed was in t

amb.hink there was an interview -- a statement in t wall street journal, where he basically said that. he said, all i have to do is hunker down and wait for the world and the united states to impose a cease-fire. then i will emerge from the rubble, and i will declare victory. i think any situation that the united states is pressuring israel, drawing redlines, is accusing israel of acting in an illegal way, gaza will embolden hamas. is only logical. sumi: president biden has said he does agree with israel's aim of defeating hamas. he is looking at the civilians on the ground, more than 30,000 dead. if you look at what aid organizations on the ground are saying, they are saying the territories inching towards famine, that eight has to get in in such a dire situation. is that something you understand what the president is trying to get at their? amb. oren: i do. and i know every palestinian casualty, not 30,001 casualty, is one casualty too many. that is the great challenge israel is facing i

amb. haley: the rnc is now not the same rnc.it's trump's -- >> so, you're no longer bound by that pledge? amb. haley: no, i think i'll make what decision i want to make. but that's not something i'm thinking about. john: a new new york times/siena -- haley said both trump, who is 77, and president biden, who's 81, are too old. a new new york times/siena college poll out this weekend found that 73% of the registered voters questioned said mr. biden was too old to be an effective president, while 42% said the same thing about trump. the two would be the oldest presidential nominees in history. pills in senate leaders reached a bipartisan deal on six spending bills which need to be passed by friday in order to avoid a partial government shutdown. they would defund the -- they would fund the departments of justice, agricultu, transportation, housing, interior, and veterans affairs. the rest of the government must be funded by march 22, including funding for the state department and pentagon. the israeli military says a preliminary r

amb. bendjama: thank you, mr. president.ay, not only as representative of algeria, but also as a representative of -- witnessing the unfolding tragedy in palestine, our vision is devastated by the violenceinflin people. live scenes of destruction and killing and performed suffering are not bearable anymore. sinc of the --nning against the palestinian people, our group has consistently called to put an end to this carnage. only by ceasing hostilities can we alleviate the immense suffering and ensure that the last of humanitarian assistance will reach those in need. for this purpose we month a dran that garnered significant support within the security counsel, but it was ultimately vetoed. firmly believe that its adoption would have saved thousands of innocent lives. it is beyond any doubt that resolution 2712 and 2720 have fallen short due to the absence of the clear demand for a cease-fire. those who believe that the israeli occupying power would choose to oppose its international and legal obligation are mistaken. they must

amb. de riviere: mr.posing this resolution and we voted in favor of it. we must continue to act as the situation is worsening every day. france calls for the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages and it calls for an immediate and lasting cease-fire. we support the efforts of several elected members of this council proposing a draft resolution along those lines and we welcome the fact that that resolution unreservedly supports ongoing efforts in doha. france unreservedly supports these efforts. we call for the respective international law and the geneva conventions. france is opposed to any israeli offensive in rafah that could only lead to a humanitarian disaster. there is an urgent need for massive humanitarian aid to gaza. the port must be opened, the direct land link from jordan and all crossing points. france will continue to call this council to condemn the terrorist acts committed by hamas and other terrorist groups in october. last october the vast majority of us had supported the bra

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