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directly expand there over 300 settlements and the settlement infrastructure and to seriously consider amex in some or all of the west bank. i think this is going to be on the political agenda of these really government in its dealings with uh with washington in the months to come. alright, that's michael. think he's former un special, i'll put you on the situation of human rights in the occupied palestinian territories. michael, we appreciate your time and your observations. thank you very much. let's have a look now. some of the other stories making headlines around the world by hundreds of people have attended the funeral of israeli hostage ordered live ships on the 84 year old. was one of 4 hostages, whose bodies were handed over by how mos last week. the ship was a journalist and peace activist who campaign for the recognition of palestinian writes. an autopsy determined that he died around november 2023 white house as it will determine which news outlets receive access to president donald trump in the future to interest an independent association journalist currently has control over

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called your i'm and the propose it in 2004 and he's to quote god as a concentration camp when you to amex and major chunk of design. i did our and relocate philistines. there it didn't work either in 2019 seniors. vito officials said that they weren't actively looking for host countries to take gods and refuse in microns, and they were willing to even pay for the transport. explain it expensive, it didn't work either. so the ideas on implemented there is no willingness on the populations in side. there is also no hosting countries in the world that is increasingly hostile towards microns and difficulties that was wrong. the child of the are speaking but this earlier. my next guest is gear shown baskin. he's a writer and piece negotiator. he arranged the release of it is really soldier held by him last back in 2011. it's good to have you on the program. you know much of the world apparently was caught off guard by this proposal from donald trump. but today we're hearing that the israeli government has already begun preparing for palestinians to leave the gaza strip. what do you make of the

noised to prevent the building of the terrorist infrastructure experts will in the military, rage, and amex and bull pulse of the entire tree is donald trump's return to the white house encouraging nothing yahoo to push ahead with his dream of a great to israel, and what does all this mean for the future of palestinians living in the occupied westbank? we'll discuss all these questions without guess shortly. but 1st, this report from joe levins, has hundreds of thousands of palestinians return to their homes across garza and the federal sees fire purchase. the 2nd phase is ready palms rank down on the occupied west bank for the last 2 weeks. these randy minute tree had been carrying outrage across the occupied westbank saying that necessary to prevent terrorist infrastructure from being established. large numbers of his ready troops have entered the city and is refugee camp, and are supported by drones. helicopters and almond photos is hundreds of palestinian families have again been forced from the house. and there is another battle on us. they still wanted to cool us, find the drawing to

and use just in washington, the supports israel's actions of amex ation in the west bank with donald trump saying in response to a reporter's question, i think it will work out. the remarks were made following a meeting with theater damian king in the white house where the laughter as also agreed to taking in another big development today. 20001000 children as part of trump, so called riviera time. meanwhile, the cease fire a deal between israel and how much is it risk of collapsing? benjamin netanyahu has warned that the idea would resume its attacks and gals. if the militant group doesn't free, is really hostages by noon on some of the head. all that just to point to the us president threatened the quote. all hell will break out in the enclave if i'm us. didn't release all the captives this week. all right, a lot going on on bob from we put it all together, renew it at the top. of the hour due to me, then this is the end whom those will be always believes that life as a full set them, that all the is ups and downs the india before the british was the richest nation with the highest

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and he's to quote god, as a concentration camp, we need to amex and major chunk of design. i did our and relocate philistines there . it didn't work either in 2019 seniors. visual affection said that they were actively looking for host countries to take god and refusing microns, and they were willing to even pay for the transport. explain it expensive, it didn't work either. so the ideas on implemented there is no willingness on the populations in side. there is also no hosting countries in the world that is increasingly hostile towards microns and refugees. now, why do you think that donald trump has made this proposal? i wish there are 3 numbers of reasons that can explain this. number one, it can be a distraction from drums, take interruption, words that are dismantling the us government at the moment. so he needed the jane or miss most done that would capture the entire medius of anti world's attention and distract from that number to it. it is a gift to anything, at least coordination to state by the coalition. once talked about this, you had a minute, the reason reall

it continuously carries more crimes and other acts of, of a well, expropriation of amex, ations, or killings of imprisonment of disruption, so so forth from palestinian 2nd better thing is react uh by getting 2nd 3. they are violent thoughts, i guess is, or when that when they can, in this case, it wouldn't be probably something called the needed if it's true that it's more than one bus. and it is true that as it is through that, it is also in one of the page stations. that means this is a for the that, that, and this could probably be some, some major escalation and hymns. is there any uh, reaction by more revenge, more violence that i think the group in the west bank will probably more. they told me the rich. okay, more one. thank you for now. more on the shara, the for us in dow ha, that's it from the mullins site for now though, i will be back at the top of the hour with much more on our breaking news story. this our 3 buses that have exploded in the south of tel aviv, and what is really police say is a suspected tara attack the devices into all the buses apparently failed to explode . w

so what's next, amex ation it's nick station. when trump was us the about that to do it in the past confidence that the if we think i've done listed unexcused is going fine. and maybe this is what's really happening. so what happens to the people that know that and in terms of where they live, you've got uh, at least 40000 despise people. but if they're going to be next, are they going to give palestinians equal citizenship rights with these riley's, i'm not sure of the this and this they're talking about the jewish just a did you just have this quality for the jewish people, but the constitutional amendments make it clear that only the jews have the rightful national self determination. that said then about this place to the people we have the 90 percent of the people and goods are, were displaced and living in nowhere and nobody cares about them. all right, we'll leave it there. thank you so much for coming in and discussing this as well as 5 minutes. step in, you mean nothing, you know is wanting. the armies on stand by to re

so if i'm occupied an amex, i'm orlando, so this is we're really reaching the crunch for the century old conflict which started around 1920 with the mandate that gave a great but. busy of historic power sign an hour 202424 is that it's just over a century and it's really reach the kind of high watermark of this conflict. and the amazing thing is that both of the, as iris with western imperial support, the british on the american smooth, fervently, and the palestinians with tremendous support around the region of the world are fighting each other more intensively than they ever have before. meaning, there's no military risk of this conflict that needs a political diplomatic resolution. all right, that's around me who are the distinguish public policy fellow at the american university of a rude thanks so much for all me. thanks for joining us now. does your english are always great to your perspective? thank you. as we mentioned earlier, we spoke to boston, i am a member of how much has political bureau and he told us is real, is not meeting the terms of the cease fire agreement, detai

we're not interested in amex ation. we're not interested in raising change. do you believe that? what do you think rolanda is realism is? no, i don't believe a james because since 3 to 12 different you we kind of little expects, which i'm sure every thoughts that you will have seen to have pointed out through one of these is involvement with in 23 and of course every time daddy's mention but one that makes it very clear that they are not supposed to in 23, we just saw in south africa best we could absolutely public relations offensive fire. why don't on i'll be waves every day. um, from the foreign minister to the spokesperson. really denying this, but we know that you wouldn't expect to know has people on the ground? i mean, these reports are really investigated. so by the time it gets to the un security council, these be absolute factors. and so we've had the stripped foot test with $139.00 supporting in $23.00. and i think the leaders and the you wouldn't in particular not being very soft. um we know that to the wanda we, we know the different reports coming out around the men

did you discuss with president trump his repeated statements of desire to amex, canada, and has the king expressed any concern over the president's apparent desire to remove one of his realms from his control? so i'll go ahead the 1st part of the terrorists are necessary because we've been treated very unfairly by many, many countries, including our friends, friend info. but we've been treated very unfairly in trade at levels that nobody's really ever seen before. and especially under the, by the administration, they really took advantage of the united states. i've put massive tariffs on china during my 4 years with the best economy of the history of our country. going to probably the best economy, maybe the best economy. it is to the world stand i had, i used tariffs to even things up. and in particular with china, we took in hundreds of millions of dollars and we had no inflation. and it's a mess. it's admits it's put out there by foreign countries that really don't like paying tariffs and especially to even up. so we've been treated badly by a lot. we're using tariffs and i find and i

did you discuss with president trump his repeated statements of desire to amex, canada? i think you're trying to find a divide between us that doesn't exist where the closest of nations and we have very good discussions today, but we didn't, i shouldn't have found that up. thank you. place. meanwhile, it built just of the u. k. most of the you also appears to be losing the, the with washington says trying to return to the able office. and just since we expire until 5 and they can shop you to, oh, but out. so all these associated with the store in europe has been well and truly trumped law. was it a quicker? just a few months ago, the year was woman, america's embrace, the 2 brothers in arms and ukraine, voters in homes of the un, defendants of democracy. the fires of dictatorships and trade is in the trillions. but a storm is now brewing over the atlantic. let's be honest. the european union was formed in order just to say it's, that's the purpose of it. and they've done a good job of it. but now i'm president. yes, less than 6 weeks into the job and trump has that's the

people displaced from the homes, the mayor of one of the most effective towns, fears that is really amex ation is now just around the corner. i mean, my greatest fear is that it will eventually cover the entire westbank. this in turn, will fully paving the way for the annexation vast areas of the west bank. and this is exactly what is happening now. probably u. k claims vitamin put in the one refusing to negotiate peace would be afraid despite moscow repeatedly stating all the why the that would contribute without coverage of the latest trend shaping the world right now. this is our to, to national i a michael fortune dot donald trump insist at no us soldiers will be needed for his line to evict manuals about his teachings from guides by his defense secretary, to, to contradict but claim say that nothing is off the table are you working on the right now the street is involved in very complex and high level negotiation degree consequences to both the united states and the state of israel. and we look forward to working with our allies. our counterparts spoke diplomatically militarily to l

and so the trump administration's declaration the intends to ethically clemens garza and amex, the territory or whatever formulation they're, they're talking about today. you know, it really, it calls into question why some of us would actually continue with this deal and give away all of its leverage when the other side is, is saying that it's going to destroy dr. so that it was the israel of violating the seaside. d o, by restricting the flow of a shelter under the cease fire agreement, $200000.00 tons was supposed to be allowed into garza, but only 10 percent of those of arrives. of another provision of a deal includes the delivery of more than $60000.00 mobile homes. none have been delivered, as well as also choose the blocking, the entry of heavy equipment needed to recover bodies from the level in the might not. it said, these really armies, denial of the delivery of heavy equipment and machinery into the gallons a strip which is required to remove more than $55000000.00 tons of concrete debris means that we will not be able to recover the more than $12000.00 dead bodies of the palesti

and so the trump administration's declaration that tends to ethically clemens cancer and amex, the territory, or whatever formulation they're, they're talking about today. you know, it really, it calls into question why some of us would actually continue with this deal and, and give away all of its leverage when the other side is, is saying, but it's going to destroy the doctor. and what about the current humanitarian situations and full protestants and the desperately needed supplies which have clearly not been forthcoming? again, i think we're seeing a really unfortunate and disappointing conclusions of is really actions which have been consistent throughout the world, restricting aid and doing less than they've committed to doing and less than what's needed. and what, you know, experts and you monitor in organizations say as needed. and at the same time, you have to jump administration, disbanding usa id, which, you know, has been the, among the top contributors of aid to give us a sense of the beginning of the war is on top of the contribution of palms that is roles dropped on and of cou

mike huckabee supports amex ation of the west bank and he's not the only one to defend secretary paid hex. this supports the next thing the west bank has put for us and back to the, to the you when believes that is world has a biblical right to the west bank. yeah, certainly these are the statements that we've seen coming out of members of this administration. again, it's nothing new. we've also seen that with past administrations in terms of never really wanting to address um you know, the reality on the ground which is in apartheid system that has been in place for many decades. the slow ethnic cleansing, that is now accelerating at a very dangerous pace. and of course, there can only be a political solution here. and one in which there simply is no political will coming out of the united states. and certainly not within these really leadership. and as a result, of course, palestinians are, you know, forced into a situation in which they're hoping for some application of international law standards that we've seen in terms of many of the recent rulings not only the i c j decision on

middle east, you should 1st move is, is really friends to alaska and then to greenland after it's amex ation to america . now the idea of trying to force the palestinians out of guys while insisting that it is a temporary measure for their own good act goes the policies of previous us president joe biden. during the 1st few days of the war, there was pressure on egypt to accept a mass exit is of palestinians. this was then us secretary of state antony blanca. we believe that people should be able to stay in casa their home. but we also want to make sure that they're out of harm's way and that they're getting the assistance they need transferring the refugees, the palestinian citizens from the strip to sign. i would simply be transferring that resistance to fighting from the gaza strip to sign i turning sign into a launch pad for operations against israel and making israel within its rights to defend itself and its national security by conducting strikes on the gyptian land and retaliation. now despite a lot of push back and outrage, the white house seems committed to the idea to comple

the middle east, you should 1st move is really friends to alaska and then to greenland after it's amex ation to america. now we got the takeoff of kelly, but out of fi, how professor rides, all phase all university and saudi arabia, that he believes that nathan yahoo is controversial statements of lead indicate that the normalization of ties between his homeland, the some country in israel is not on the horizon so the idea is just the scene is to, it should be established bears. and then we talk about some of the issues. and that seems with, especially with this kind of government in his aisles. that's impossible. i might be maybe that's why and display sions and anger. i mean it's danielle jose and what he said about the interviews use and. and so the idea because he thought that it was impossible now, and there is no hope for him or his government and to, to establish any relationship with godaddy. how can you accept what's happening and does a now interesting or? and so even though, oh, i see how children are slept 3rd time women and, and how people are palmed and then you come the

did you discuss with president trump his repeated statements of desire to amex, canada? i think you're trying to find a divide between us that doesn't exist where the closest of nations and we have very good discussions today, but we didn't, i shouldn't have found the place. but who will sort of just, i am campaign, anthony web. the all, he is a strong as war mongering policy like something mandate from the british people in the united states wants to sign the deals of the united kingdom assigned to jail. but there's also i provide for the trying. i've signed to deal with black truck. so all of the largest hedge funds in the world, i would be interesting to see how old will work out because president patient main site is either offered to follow a passive table. and if from president trump is infidel might king button, it may well be the day or what involvement, policies, big and satisfied and in some way. but i think this suggestion, bicycles, tom, i bet, uh breton, could have troops in, uh, the price is a peacekeeping service. i've done a nice price through it. so we h

and so the trump administration's declaration that isn't, tends to ethically plans, garza and amex, the territory or whatever formulation that are they're talking about today. you know, it really, it calls into question why some of us would actually continue with this deal and, and give away all of its leverage when the other side is, is saying that it's going to destroy doctor how about as accused as, while of violating the seeds 5 deal by restricting the flow of 8 and shelter under the ceasefire agreement. $200000.00 tents was supposed to be allowed into garza. but any 10 percent of those have arrived so far. and the provision of the daily increase the delivery of both and $60000.00 by ball homes. not a big deal if it is rarely, is also accused of blocking. the entry of heavy equipment needed to recover bodies from the rubble is not. it said, these rarely armies, denial of the delivery of heavy equipment and machinery into the gaza strip, which is required to remove more than $55000000.00 tons of concrete debris means that we will not be able to recover the more than $12000.00 dead bo

are pushing for our return to the bombing and the bargemen some even saying that as well should be amex in part of the gaza strip. what we do know though is that benjamin the video has dispatched his confidant and, and voice john ron durham, are to washington to speak with the us envoy, which cost. and this is the pattern that we've seen over the past weeks. is real negotiates with the united states, and then comes to go how or to cairo to talk with the mediators and see what can be worked out. what we have to point out. everybody's working against the clock on march. the 1st cease fire phase one ends without a commitment from both sides to continue talking and maintaining calm. then everybody is going to be left wondering whether the cease fire can survive and data or i know relieve that for now, nor a day, or putting that from a month. well, as we've been discussing the 1st phase of the c, as far as due to end the much the fast and is so if i lost the 6 weeks, let's take a look at what we can expect to take place as that deadline approaches how mouse is set to release full more bodies

did you discuss with president trump his repeated statements of desire to amex, canada? i think you're trying to find a divide between us that doesn't exist. we're the closest of nations and we have very good discussions today, but we didn't, i shouldn't have found it up. thank you. please let me know why it's not i need the u. k, but most of the european union is seemingly forwarding out of us favor off the truck to the back of the oval office, a 180 degree tonne and bilateral ties as a code and just 6 short weeks. let's learn more behind the scenes without these dusky atlanta in europe has been well and truly trumped law. was it a quick upside? just a few months ago, the you was movement, america's embrace, but to what brothers in arms and ukraine both says, you know that the you, when defenders of democracy, defies of dictatorships and traitors in the trillions. but a storm is now brewing over the atlantic. let's be honest. the european union was formed in order to smooth. i'd say it's, that's the purpose of it. and they've done a good job of it, but now i'm president

the middle east, you should 1st move is really friends to alaska and then to greenland after it's amex ation to america. while ever you heard from a professor at the outlaws or university in the south of capital. and he says that the hours proposal was a clear indication that there was no rekindling of relations on the rise. and so the idea is just the scene is to, it should be established bears. and then we talk about some nice ation. and that's themes with, especially with this kind of government in his aisles. that's impossible. i might be maybe that's why and disputation and anger, uh, ministering. yeah. who said what he said about that and of use and, and so the idea because he thought that it was impossible now and there is no hope for home or he's getting from and it's a to establish any relationship. so the, or how can you excerpt, what's happening and done. so i'm, i'm now in the respect or inside of people who aren't any, see how should've been in our slept or tight and women and, and how people are prompt. and then you come the next day and give them even bigger problems. an

launched off to the goal is to cease file is donald trump's come back in bozeman benjamin netanyahu to amex small palestinian touch drake. this is inside story the.

well, the prime minister, did you discuss with president trump his repeated statements of desire to amex, canada? i think you're trying to find a divide between us that doesn't exist where the closest of nations that we have very good discussions today, but we didn't, i shouldn't have found the place about political strategist and campaign a anthony web. i believe this tom as a war mongering policy doesn't have mandate from the british. people in the united states wants to sign the deals of the united kingdom assigned to jail. but there's also i provide for the cry no signed to deal with black truck. so all funding for the largest hedge funds in the walls, i would be interesting to see how old will work out because president pays your main site and seeds are offered to follow a passive deal. and if from president trump is incidental murray, king button, it may well be the jail would involve policies, big and satisfied, and in some why. but i think this suggestion bostic is tom i, but uh breton could have troops in uh, the price is a peacekeeping service. i've done a nice price cooler to

and it is imperative that israel does not amex any palestinian land. such annexation will simply run to the 2 state solution and viable dipole, taishan of palestinians from the land will push the region towards more attention, conflict, and instability. such a move will not certainly be a clear violation of international law. it will be a threat to regional stability and security palestinians do not want to leave that land. we completely support that position. i have a feeling that despite them saying no, i have a feeling that the king in jordan and that the general president. but the general in egypt will open their hearts and will give us the kind of land that we need to get this done. and people could live in harmony and a piece. thank you all very much. thank you. the o as phone and yahoo, he can be more and she's the as to cods, where the problem is as appraised from slater shave. he's out till the bolts thinking and his ability to get things done. no, just in 4 weeks, but in 4 more years. meanwhile, is really reactions to trans proposal already for name families, it was really

in its platform since its formation long before october 7th, the idea of an ex ation or the goal of amex thing the occupied west. but this was a central policy goal upon which this government was for them. so this was always the prize idea logically, politically, strategically. this government wants to take over the occupied westbank. and in order to do that, the ideology or the thinking is that it must completely shutter the idea that tell us then you have freedom as possible. this is something that is really ministers talk openly about and we've seen that to translate itself into various policy. so over night, since the ceasefire in does up, we saw hundreds of military check points directed across the occupied was fact basically guarding the territory, making it nearly impossible to go from one place to another, making at travel, making daily tasks, education, health services, access to them very, very difficult. so that's one thing. then you have collective punishment in the sense that when you are tax jeanine, you're not just pursuing the fighters. you're also punished, punishing the

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president trump is introducing the gold card not talking about amex.lthy people get visas to buy their way into american citizenship. as you mentioned, ainsley it, comes with a hefty price tag. >> we're going to be selling a gold card, you have a green card. this is a gold card. we're going to be putting a price on that card of about $5 million and that's going to give you green card privileges, plus. it's going to be a wrap to citizenship and wealthy people will be coming into our country by buying this card. they will be wealthy, and they will be successful and spending a lot of money and paying a lot of taxes and. >> emily: ploying a lot of people. >> if trump's plans were in place the ev 5 program howard lutnick called the ev 5 program full of nonsense, make believe and fraud. now trump's dhs secretary kristi noem has a program of her own. she want warning illegal immigrants in the u.s. they should leave the country or face serious consequences. >> these folks that are here in this country illegally can self-register, they can avoid the criminal ch