unlike any other american administration before.ahu with that says -- [indiscernible] where his position is shaky and he tried to prove more and more he is a real national and the one who believes -- palestinians with no existence. we don't exist for him. that is why he oe to clean -- he wants to clean jerusalem from palestinian. that is why when gaza stood in solidarity, he just jumped to than and begin this orchestrated campaign of bombing, destruction, and killing once again. juan: and the evictions that have been proposed in the sheikh jarrah neighborhood, the united nations has described plan evictions as a possible war crime. and now we have e israeli supreme court at least postponing a decision on it. can you talk about the eggs of this particular neighborhood, representative of the continuing seizure of land by the israeli settlers? >> israel -- it is ethnic cleansing. day after day by forcing people to leave i am forcing -- i expulsion, building this apartheid world, the most important -- sheikh jarrah is a good example. [i

authority for the leadership, it's very important to have such a high level meeting with the american administration. they haven't had one for several years now because the relationship with the trump administration was extremely trained. also, the former us president donald trump has moved the u. s. embassy from television to, to loosen him. the senior leadership in ramallah has cut off diplomatic ties for them. so for them, it's very important to restart this dialogue with the american administration. we expected them to talk a lot about reconstruction, of course, in gaza. they might like to see it go bit further than that, but it's also, of course, meant from the u. s. i just strengthen their position in ramallah visa be in garza, but she asked ordinary palestinians, they would say the u. s. is not an honest broker. they would say they send out poor looking out for the interests of as well. and that they're only managing the conflict, but not looking actually for solutions. and i'm going to bring the course not meeting how mass and the u. s. d b a. you have designated as a terrorist organization.

on gaza or hamas rocket attacks on israel are a symptom of a much deeper problem, which american administrations addressing. i think everyone will recognise the perpetuation of what you might call the �*status quo�* is of no use to anyone. and yet, it feels like a world in which any peace process has broken down, is pretty much non—existent. how on earth do you start to put pieces together? indeed, do you believe you can? well, one thing you do is remove israeli impunity. this mantra that �*israel is entitled to defend itself' is something that is only used vis—a—vis israel and never used vis—a—vis palestine. the palestinians have been victims of what i call a continuous war over a century. we have seen aspects of it in al—aqsa mosque, in sheikh jarrah, planned evictions, and so forth. what is actually necessary is for the united states to cease its complicity and cease to shield israel from international pressure. the american ambassador has basically prevented the un security council from taking action. the un could send clear signals to israel, and many americans, at least the number of ameri

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americans have to take part in the conflict? >> i think they showed. i'm not sure they will. i think the biden administration simply does not have the backbone for the interest, really, to realign u.s. policy with international law, to realign u.s. policy with the growing consensus among americans, especially the constituents of this administration, the democratic party, to support palestinian rights, to support international law, and to reject this length check for israeli violations and israeli actions, and to bankroll these violations as well, to finally condition military aid to israel, which is a military superpower in the region. all of these things would be in the interest of the american administration. i don't see it happening, although strategically speaking, i see that the trend is moving in the right direction and that more and more u.s. elected officials are aligning their positions with the moral for the logical way to go, which is to say that there has to be a standard upon which we have relations with countries, and they must apply to all. the exceptionalism that israel has enjoyed that has a

and i think the most determining factor would be the american administration. they have interest in supporting the west bank leadership of font. they want to see how they can use that and force of the passing into authority to help reconstruct garza to funnel money into guys with the help and support of the palestinian authority. and then you allies of and the americans as well, the abraham hall cord countries. we're talking emirates, we're talking boeing. there's a lot of money there. they will never give it directly to god and mosse. if the americans manage to find the way to get that through different channels, we might see recovery and long lasting solutions. thank you for breaking it down for us funny resign. it'll leaders from the g. 20 group of industrial and emerging countries have held a virtual summit aimed at boosting access to corona, virus facts, things producers pledge billions of doses to low and middle income countries by the end of next year. the european union also promised to invest in local vaccine production in africa to reduce dependence o

administration, however, is still committed to the same kind of bedrock inequalities that every american administration decades has supported, whether this involves not talking about palestinians at all -- as new administration official has done all week -- or whether this involves a kind of acceptance of the israeli terms like israel's security. israel security is seen to mandate the killing of civilians , women and children. that is not shared. -- that is shared. amy: you talk about going back decades. i went to go back to 1986, more than 35 years o, when and senator joe biden talked about u.s. support for israel saying israel did not exist, the u.s. would have to invent an israel to defend its interests in the region. this is what he said. mr. biden: we look at the middle east, think it is about time we stop -- those of us who support him as most of us do come israel and despite a, for apologizing for our support for israel. there is no apology to be made. none. it is the best 3 billion-dollar investment we make, whether or not any israel and the united states of america would have to invent an isra

but the middle east always has an ability to draw american administration into the region evenif administrationt want to. and now, the burden is on the biden administration to stop this. is going to be the united states and egypt that will ultimately construct a ceasefire. but in this particular case, in this particular incident, you have extremists on both sides, both on the jewish extremists on both sides, both on thejewish side, i'm not saying the israeli side, the jewish side. but also on the hamas side that contributed to that. there is a way in which governments and the israeli governments and the israeli government should be able to separate itself from its own extremists. it hasn't done it until now but this is a chance for the biden administration to push very, very hard. and you also have a government crisis, also have a government crisis, a prime minister who is really not the prime minister anymore. so everything is complicated and that is why you need the biden administration to act. let's see if they will do that. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. thank you v

first of all, thing to the american administration years president joe biden, for the support. it was right to defend itself, that was very important to him as a 2nd point already been, you talked about the wrong nuclear deal. he said he hopes that the us would not go back to the old a nuclear deal that is currently a disgusted, international community. and what we just heard, also from prime minister netanyahu talked about peace that made me peace with the nations, the hon. the courts he was referring to. but also he talked about the humanitarian situation in gaza and she condition that it needs to get better there. but condition that also on the return of the missing soldiers and also the tooth radio to the house that are being held in garza no. anthony blinking us secretary of state address more the humanitarian situation. you said it's a very difficult situation in gaza and that she would make a major announcement on rehabilitation and b building gaza. but also the need to make sure that this doesn't benefit from us. and the only brushed the issue of the new kid very, very

the interesting things to see in terms of the overall picture is what the reaction of the american administrationry closely indeed with the israelites to the point of recognising the capital injerusalem that no us administration had done. it can be very interesting to see whatjoe biden does and whether he makes more effort then president trump did to bring the two sides to the table and try and thrash out something of an agreement. it’s try and thrash out something of an agreement-— agreement. it's good when you at least see a _ agreement. it's good when you at least see a foreign _ agreement. it's good when you at least see a foreign story - least see a foreign story photographed on the front of british papers. again there is a lot of criticism that we become a bit insular in our media across the board in recent years. a lot of international news doesn't always get the coverage perhaps it deserves. i get the coverage perhaps it deserves-— get the coverage perhaps it deserves. ~ ., �* , ., deserves. i think that's true for there a great — deserves. i think that's true for there a great deal— dese

know of the united states no i'm not saying that and i will say that so this move of the american administration is very important and of course it will launch. it will influence the debate including among the european leaders and that's why we organize meetings that's why we prefer present show meetings in order that i would leave those can discuss openly frankly all the issues because you know this is the european method many times we we start with different positions sometimes with opposite views and then we work together we speak together and we become closer and then we reach a consensus so but germany's so far is the only country as far as i know who has clearly stated is that it is opposed to a patent waiver is this view shared by many of our colleagues. let's see this evening but i do in the stand germany's point of germany's saying that we need to protect an ovation and of course we all know that intellectual property rights have this rationale to protect discovery to protect innovation but we have also to keep in mind though that in this particular case there was a lot of public fundin

you think that the americans have to rethink their policy in the in the policy israeli conflict and i think they should i'm not sure they will that i think that by the administration simply doesn't have the backbone or the interests really to have to realign u.s. policy with international law to realign u.s. policy with the growing consensus among them americans especially the constituents of this and ministration the democratic party to support our civilian rights to support international law and to reject this last check or an israeli violations and israeli actions and that and to batter old at these violations as well to finally condition military aid to israel which is a military superpower of the region all of these things would be in the interest of the american administration i don't see it happening although strategically speaking i see that the trend is moving in the right direction and that more and more of us elected officials are aligning their positions with the moral and the logical way to go which is to say that there has to be a standard upon which you have relations and trees and they must apply toward exceptionalism that israel has it joy or make

you think that the americans have to rethink their policy in the in the pilots in israeli conflict i think they should i'm not sure they will that i think that by the administration simply doesn't have the backbone or the interests really to have to realign u.s. policy with international law to realign u.s. policy with the growing consensus among them americans especially the constituents of this and ministration democratic party to support us today and rights to support international law and to reject this last check or an israeli violations an israeli actions and that and to batter old at these violations as well to finally condition military aid to israel which is a military superpower in the region all of these things would be in the interest of the american administration i don't see it happening although strategically speaking i see that the trend is moving in the right direction and that more and more of us elected officials are aligning their positions with the moral and the logical way to go which is to say that there has to be a standard upon which we have relations and trees and they must apply toward exceptionalism that israel has it saw a formative 5

because, of course, reit's rating israel's right to defense itself is what joe biden and every american administration has been doing since all of this started. was the toni stronger when you look at the details? >> well, barbara, it begins reading exactly as you just said, with the defense of israel's right to defend itself sounding very much like all we have heard from the white house in recent days since this conflict began and it goes on to say, he encouraged israel to make every effort to insure the protection of innocent civilians. that's a bit stronger than we have heard in the past and then at the end, it says that the president expressed his support for a cease-fire and discussed u.s. engagement with egypt and other partners toward that end. that is something that a lot of critics here in the u.s. have been calling for, particularly members of the president's own party. he has taken criticism from the republican leader of the senate, mitch mcconnell but he also has been receiving repeated criticism from members of the squad and the house, these are rashida talib, ilhan omar who just issued a

call because of course reiterating israel's right to defend itself is what joe biden every american administration has been doing in a sense all of this started was the tone any stronger when you look at the details . well barbara it begins reading exactly as you just said with the defense of israel's right to defend itself sounding very much like all we've heard from the white house in recent days since this conflict began and it goes on to say he encouraged israel to make every effort to ensure the protection of innocent civilians that's a bit stronger than we've heard in the past and then at the end it says the president expressed his support for a cease fire and discussed u.s. engagement with egypt and other partners toward that end that is something that a lot of critics here in the u.s. have been calling for particularly members of the president's own party he's taking criticism from the republican leader of the senate mitch mcconnell but he also has been receiving wrist pete id criticism from members of the squad in the house these are rich she did to leave. omar who just now issued a tweet

i want you think the american administration for the support given to the state of palestine, the support has been given to us and we appreciate it very much. we heard that the future will be full of diplomatic activities in order to reach a comprehensive solution. and to put an end to recent events, while i'm here in the day, he met his roles, can't take a prime minister benjamin netanyahu and reaffirmed us support and why they didn't mention the 2 state solution for palestinians. he did say the 2 sides deserved to live safely and with dignity. blinking visit is seen as america, the latest diplomatic efforts to strengthen the fragile seas, 5 between its ally and thomas in gaza. after an 11 day conflict. and assistant and investment like these will help foster a more stable environment that benefits pal stains and also benefits israelis promise. i had a chance to discuss other steps that need to be taken by, by leaders on, on both sides to set a better course for their shared future present. biden said, we believe that palestinians and israelis equally deserved to live safely and securely

the recommendations made by the american administration did not require product to be manufactured with a level of dioxin as high as that in agent orange this was only the result of the initiative by the companies concerned. we consider our clients to be in the right we hope that mrs trounce on ya will have sufficient strength to cope with the health conditions with which she's afflict says so she can carry on her fight that came after a french court ruled that a complaint against 14 multinationals over the production all sale of the highly toxic agent orange during the vietnam war was inadmissible that's because the court said it did not have the jurisdiction to judge a case involving the wartime actions of the united states government which used the chemical as a deterrent. to and they are now 17 going for a claim against the companies including most sensors and lawyers saying that she had sustained injuries as a result as had children. let me speak to. get a tip the type 2 diabetes cancer tuberculosis heart condition i've had them all a lost one child due to hardy facts i have 2 othe

and at the same time we understand also it's important for the american administration at least know, 2 restraints and tie for the policy authority and the occupied westbank is going to meet the policy president mahmoud abbas now in the afternoon because these ties had been trained under the trump administration, our correspondent, tonya kramer, reporting from jerusalem. thank you. let's get around it. now. some other headlines at this hour, the vice president of molly says he has seized power from the civilian president and prime minister. the pair lead a transitional government that took power after last year's qu, they were arrested and taken to a military base outside capital on monday evening. like tens of thousands of people are evacuating low line areas in eastern india to escape a psych loans barreling toward the coast. it is expected to make landfall on wednesday in the states of west gall and the additional last week. another major storm killed at least 155 people on the west coast. more than $200.00 people have been injured in a train collision in the malaysian capital fall

the biden administration is also very pro— israeli as our all american administrations but i think there. president biden didn't call mr netanyahu for some time after coming to office. he has been reluctant to criticise israel but i do think that their patience is running out and there is increasing pressure and there will be more pressure, proportional to the amount of violence and the number of palestinians that are killed. but again, there's also only so much that the biden administration can do. what do ou think administration can do. what do you think about _ administration can do. what do you think about the _ administration can do. what do you think about the role - administration can do. what do you think about the role of- administration can do. what do you think about the role of the | you think about the role of the international community, in particular the immediate neighbours of israel and the local neighbours, for example, egypt? what role does egypt have to play, do you think? sure. there are two points that need to be stated. egypt has always had a relationship with the

because it's so far by then has been quite you know sticking to the traditional line of the american administrations but we see within democratic ranks there's a lot of unrest there's a lot of criticism against biden against israel on the one hand like probably the more more to the left we see people like the democratic representative marsha she was very clear about her you know criticism of israel we also have people like. talking about israel's an apartheid state but also people that are considerably more moderate on the left side of the democratic party like warren sanders being being very critical and we've seen also in the last 24 hours a letter by 28 senators democratic senators calling for immediate ceasefire this israel has become a very polarizing topic in the u.s. and within democratic ranks and this means that the support israel has from the u.s. is very shaky and israelis know that right. from thank you thanks christine. and now for some other news making headlines around the world where the phenomena has brought heavy rains to brazil's amazon region families have been forced to use cano

their support for israel right to self defense 1st and foremost, farther than by them and the american administration. mister president, justice israel will always defend our civilian against terror. we will always, we will always work to advance peace. just this year, we signed for peace agreements with muslim countries. and we are so proud of it. we made painful concessions for peace with egypt. and jordan and 6 israeli prime ministers were ready to make painful concessions in the path to reach peace with our palestinian neighbors. in 2005, we uprooted and removed every jewish home in the gaza strip because some thought that it would bring calm. instead, every scenes come i see power over the gaza strip. we have experience on ending terror in 2007, when commas violently to control over the gaza strip. it's militant through their palestinian brothers fighter, members of rooftops and cheered as the bodies fell. i hope to day that you do not choose to throw the chances for peace from the rooftop and pet yourself on the back. as extremism triumph must doesn't accept israel right to exist. it refuses to

and of course, the biden administration, as all american administrations did not engage with mass because they considered a terrorist group. so it's only countries like egypt and cutter and so on, that can address the israelis high math, other groups in gaza and so on. and the americans that really can have the leverage required to bring the hostilities to an end. i'm not, that's an important point to make somebody because i'm going to ask you what about the broader us role here because this conflict clearly, court washington on the defensive president biden didn't see the palestinian israeli conflict that important. anyway, that's completely correct then of course, you know, we need to be fair to some extent, but we also need to be critical. biden has his hands full, whether it's dealing with the cova pandemic of the american economic recovery issues with china, race relations in the united states. so there are a lot of issues at the same time. he's come into office not wanting to further engage in the middle east with regard to this situation, palestine, israel, or others. and you're ri

the recommendations made by the american administration did not require product to be manufactured with a level of dioxin as high as that in agent orange this was only the result of the initiative by the companies concerned. we consider our clients to be in the right we hope that mrs trounce on young will have sufficient strength to cope with the health conditions with which she's afflict says so she can carry on her fight that came after a french court ruled that a complaint against 14 multinationals over the production all sale of the highly toxic agent orange during the vietnam war was inadmissible that's because the court said it did not have the jurisdiction to judge a case involving the wartime actions of the united states government which used the chemical as a deterrent. to say are now 7 securing for the playmaking state companies including most sensors and lawyers saying that she had sustained injuries as a result as had the children. with me victims get better type 2 diabetes cancer tuberculosis heart condition i've had them all i lost one challenged you to hardy facts i have

these attacks on gaza or the attacks on israel are symbolic of something that american administrationsinistrations have avoided. i think everyone would recognise the perpetuation of the status quo is just of no use to anyone and yet it feels like a world in which any peace process has broken down and is non—existent. how on earth do you start to put the pieces together? do you believe that you can? together? do you believe that ou can? ., ., , ., you can? you remove israeli impunity _ impunity for one thing. the mantra of israel is entitled to defend itself is something only used vis—a—vis the palestinians. they have been in the victims of a continuous war and where see aspects of it in the evictions. what is necessary from the united states is to cease its complicity and cease to shield israel from international pressure. with all strikes from the security council that the american ambassador has stonewalled and prevented the security council from taking action. the us could send a clear signal to israel and many americans, an increasing number of americans, senators and congresspeopl

and of course, the biden administration, as all american administrations did not engage with high mass because they considered a terrorist group. so it's only countries like egypt and cut her and so on. that can address the israelis how math other groups in gaza and so on, and the americans that really can have the leverage required to bring the hostilities to an end time for a short break here. and i'll just say when we come back, joe biden will hold his 1st face to face meeting with his south korean county. north korea will be top of the agenda and the race to protect the arctic talk saying, but slowing down the damage inflicted by climate change more that stay with the me i it's time for the journey with the sponsored by cut on airways. how i once again welcome to have a look at the international forecast, the weather pretty much as it should be across the middle east. lots of hot sunshine but hot, even for here, temperatures getting well up into the forty's, we're getting well about 8910 degrees above average, impact that and q weight 45 celsius haven. doha certainly hot enough and

and israeli aggression captive and the stimulus that is not going to anywhere unless the american administration and biden understands that sitting back and saying i have other doubt this is only going to make a reset you ation escalate and unless that magic and people act and we have seen demonstrations everywhere in new york and washington and chicago and europe and sun and of course everywhere in pakistan. being a saying you cannot drop this you're cannot beat israel with the gloves i give it but if that absolutely went with a sense of entitlement that it's not a doctor but not israel has to be had and has that has to stop that's the only way you can have peace many thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera had an astro a palestinian leader an activist and a former member of the p.l.o. . thank you. we spoke to. the israeli foreign ministry spokesman he says hemis is responsible for any palestinian deaths . if you get the masses using those buildings as their infrastructure for terror incidents is there a fact waters as the places where day i did their weapons obviously this is a military target

and i want to thank the american administration for the support given to the state of palestine. the support has been given to us and we appreciate it very much. we heard that the future will be full of different medic activities in order to reach a comprehensive solution and to put an end to recent events, weatherly or in the day he met israel's can take a prime minister benjamin netanyahu and reaffirmed us support while he didn't mention a 2 state solution for the palestinians after both meetings, he did say the 2 sides is to live in safety and dignity. lincoln's visit is seen as america's latest diplomatic effort to strengthen the fragile seas. 5 between its ally, israel, and thomas in gauze after an 11 day conflict. assistant, an investment like these will help foster a more stable environment that benefits pal stains and also benefits israelis promise. i had a chance to discuss other steps that need to be taken by leaders on, on both sides to set a better course for their sure future as president biden. and said, we believed that palestinians and israelis equally deserved to

so there is hope that maybe within your american administration, they could get back on track. unless there is some quite some real tangible movement that the palestinians can see. i think the tensions will remain part of the me today for us on the ground and occupied east jerusalem. thank you so much for the while speaking of the us administration, president joe biden has applauded this sci fi agreement between israelis and palestinians, saying that his administration worked tirelessly behind the scenes. let's now be trial white house correspondent can be how can kimberly, given all the pressure that we've seen that he was under, this must be a relief for president biden. that we're watching for further reaction from the u. s. president. he will be appearing in a joint press conference later today with the south korean president, moon j. and so we expect that he may be out some questions about this cease fire. but there is no question that there has been a sense of relief, not just that the white house, but in washington overall. this is something that many on capitol hill wer

>> as you know, the president and the biden administration are trying to pay for at least in part for the americancracking down on tax cheats, trying to build up the irs and bring in more money to the federal government. the biden administration says that by building up irs reinforcement, that could bring in some $700 billion over the course of a decade. one of the ways that they are intending to do this is to have financial institutions report outflows and inflows as it relates to bank accounts. earlier today i asked the white house press secretary jen psaki about this. why the federal government should be able too monitor the inflows and outflows of bank accounts and secondly the treasury department is saying that those that make under $400,000 a year would not be audited more under this plan. so would it amount to a two-tiered audit system. this is part of her response. >> i would say that lower and middle income americans who are working hard getting their paychecks are not typically the issue at hand here. wealthiest americans and corporations because they often operate under different tax sy

and at the same time we understand also it's important for the american administration at least know, 2 restraints and tie for the palestinian authority and the occupied was thank. he's going to meet the policy president bus known the afternoon because these ties had been strained under the trump administration. our correspondent tiny kramer reporting from jerusalem. thank you. let's get a quick round up of some other headlines. more than 200 people have been injured in a trained collision and the malaysian capital fall alarm for one of the trains was empty and on a test run after repair work, the cause of the accident is still unknown, but a regular rail service house was in and italy's mount aetna has erected again stealing lava and hot rocks up into the night sky. the overnight eruption was the 4th of this month alone is the world's most active volcano. and activists and family members of george floyd have gathered in minnesota to mark one year census murder by a white police officer floyd's death highlighted police brutality and racism of the us. president biden is urge congress,

doing enough of the united states no i'm not saying that and i will say that this move of the american administration is very important and of course it will launch it will influence the debate including among the european leaders and that's why we organize meetings that's why we prefer present show meetings in order that i would leave those can discuss openly frankly all the issues because you know this is the european method many times we we start with different positions sometimes with opposite views and then we work together we speak together and we become closer and then we reach a consensus so but germany is so far is the only country as far as our know who has clearly stated as it is opposed to waver is this view shared by many of our colleagues. let's see this evening but i do in the stand germany's point of germany's saying that we need to protect an ovation and of course we all know that intellectual property rights have this rationale to to protect discovery to protect innovation but we have also to keep in mind though that in this particular case there was a lot of public funding. so this

us it looks like the germans understand the value of intellectual property better than the american administratione germans to save us from ourselves. but what message does it send to american companies, especially companies that are in industries that are insensitive intellectual property industries when their government is offering to essentially give away their intellectual property? >> the message i want to give to them is you can be a hero here. reporter: but jackie, the industry group that represents the big pharmaceutical companies say it wouldn't be heroic just to hand over the ip. just giving it to a developing country does not mean they have the manufacturing capacity to effectively and safely replicate the vaccine there and vaccine that doesn't work and isn't safe would not help anybody. jackie. jackie: definitely somebody to think about. hillary vaughn, thank you so much. >>> social media site rumble bolstering its position as the leading conservative alternative to youtube, getting backing from billionaire venture capitalist peter thiel. joining us the ceo of rumble. chris pavlosky. c

biden has changed the policy on many issues, has liberated the american administration that trump put them in regarding role organizations, environment, relationship to european countries but when it comes to palestine, [indiscernible] the even praise the normalization agreements which are misleading and -- this has to change. the united states has to stop doing that and has to be fair they have to accept our right as palestinians to be free, free from occupation and from the system of israeli apartheid. this will be good for everyone, not just palestinians. regarding erb countries, we are not happy and we are disappointed because up to now, the arab countries are not doing what they should do. we're not asking them to fight israel, we are asking them to stop having normalizations with this system of apartheid and occupation. to cut the relationship with israel stop this oppression of the palestinian people. we think they should do much more. of course, we cannot put them -- some countries are doing a good job and others are not doing enough. i know one thingome the people of the arab

the american administration should -- we have no right to be victims, no right to give up but palestinianseserve freedom. we pay heavy most of everybody should recognize this is the right to self-determination. with support from many people across the globe, we hope the rule of law be part of this conflict and settle this conflict. stop supporting israel. amy: we are moving from gaza to jerusalem, which is not an easy trip for palestinians who live in gaza, to say the least. we are joined by orly noy, editor of the hebrew-language news site, local call. raji, breaking news, please have stormed the mosque. there reporting they fired smoke bombs, stun grenades, and tear gas sag witnesses inside the compound said after friday prayers committee palestinian state at the premises to celebrate the cease-fire between hamas and the israeli government. worley, if you could talk about what is happening in jerusalem, talk about the fact a number of israelis are also celebrating, both sides saying they won. what does that mean? >> it means exactly that. both sides are trying to present the cease-fire a

that creates an administrative challenge for the new administration and is twofold. first, americans expect something different from president biden, but at the same time, those expectations are high, but there is an under appreciation in the public that there is an administrative rebuilding that has to happen for that agenda to be put into action to be achieved. at the same time, there's two other forces that are acting on the administration in this area of policy that in some ways are outside of the presidents reach, but at the same time or creating policy successes. one is a recovering economy. when the economy is strong in the united states, there is pressure in other areas of the world for individuals to come to -- that is compounded by the fact that they are also doing well from a public health perspective relative to a lot of other countries around the world in terms of achieving the level of vaccination that we have. that, to pop, creates motivation for individuals to come to the united states. at the same time, president biden has changed from his predecessor by showing a mo

america -- the american administration has blood on their hands. the massacre going on is on biden.it is a shame to see people like adam schiff and those people who were fierce rivals to trump and is barbarity, saint israel has a right to defend itself. there is no more equivalent here. israel is -- palestinians are the oppressed native people defending themselves. it seems both the democrats and the republicans unite fiercely to enable israel to empower israel because both countries were born in genocide and continue to ethnically cleanse native and oppress them. as for alexandria ocasio-cortez, the amazing black august and the wonderful solidarity in america with jewish voice for peace, indigenous people, black lives matter activists -- this shows how israel's lies are no longer donant. peop stopped fearing israel and can now see israel is brutal, is apartheid. this amazing and beautiful -- with the palestinian struggle [indiscernible] we learn from these people and we are part of the global struggle we hope to create -- to stop america from harming israel, empowering israel. amy:

by the israeli government to lower the tension, and really, because we consulted with the american administration, and those were, those were basically all of, like, the accommodations that we got from the international community of how to lower the tension, the but you should understand that those are only excuse, but you cannot justify launching missiles and rockets deliberately on civilians with any legal dispute or anything that nothing can justify that, such an attack. >> mr. ambassador, obviously nobody here is justifying the hamas rockets on the israeli civilians. but we are hearing you and president biden saying that hamas cannot launch rockets on innocent people, and i am not defending hamas, which the president calls a terrorist group, but even though they don't have a state, do they have the right to defend themselves? >> what do you mean, they have the right to defend themselves from who? we are not attacking the palestinians and we have proved in the last few months and again, time and again, we are striving for peace. we just signed four peace agreements with four arab countries in

before i let you go, once again, we're going to see yet another american administration struggle with the response here. they're going to sit down and get everybody around a table. they're going to pick maybe some, you know, sanctions and some new security measures and so on. but we have seen. that we saw it under trump and obama. and the attacks continue from state and nonstate actors. again from your seat, is there something that government is not doing to prevent these do you havively -- prevent these offensively or defensively? >> there is the recent 100-day action plan focused on energy sector about increasing the visibility of the cyber attacks. that's a great effort. however, every time the attacks happen, we talk about what is the government doing? what can government do more? why aren't they doing more? the reality is a lot of this is the responsibility of our companies. now they're victims. we shouldn't blame them for the attacks. however, there is investments that is needed uninside the companies on the operations networks. government simply can't scale to try to make those

speaking directly with hamas inside gaza so it creates this situation where you have the american administrationy with the palestinian authority and palestinian president mahmoud abbas but abbas does not represent the 2 million palestinians living here. while the cease-fire agreement is great news it isn't necessarily great news for a larger peace process because you still have this major disconnect between the palestinians living in the west bank and the palestinians living in gaza. shannon? >> shannon: yeah, yeah. very delicate and tricky. the president made it clear there will be no discussions with hamas. they are obviously viewed as a terror organization by the the u.s. and many other countries but saying there has to be a rebuilding in gaza. that's where a lot of people think this may get very sticky because if you are going to pledge billions of dollars potentially there, that is something that they are going to have to have a conversation with the right people and sometimes that's not the same people who are controlling the area. trey, thank you very much. up next, the fallout over the c