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the european union's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, accused israel of using starvation as a weaponwar, a claim israel rejects. here's what us secretary of state antony blinken said a short time ago. the european union's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, accused israel of using starvation as a weapon of war, a claim israel rejects. here's what us secretary of state antony blinken said a short time ago. according to the most respected measure of these things, 100% of the population in gaza is at severe levels of acute food insecurity. that's the first time an entire population has been so classified. we also see again, according to, in this case, the united nations, 100% — the totality of the population — is in need of humanitarian assistance. blinken�*s comments follow us presidentjoe biden�*s first call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in over a month on monday. mr biden told mr netanyahu that a major ground operation in the city of rafah would be a mistake. mr netanyahu defended the possibility saying opposing the operation was akin to opposing total defeat of ham

said israel— ground invasion. josep borrell said israel are _ ground invasion. josep borrell said israeln as a weapon of war. around half the population in gaza are experiencing catastrophic food shortages. israel has denied they are hampering the delivery of aid. overnight they paraded the largest hospital in gaza for the fourth time. —— they invaded. sheer desperation in gaza city today and the tiny window of hope. this crush is to get a few kilograms of flour. most don't manage it. "there is nothing to eat or drink," she says. "children are dying." there are massacres when planes drop aid and people die. the eu says israel is provoking famine and has turned gaza into a killing ground. gaza was before the war, the greatest open—air prison. today, it's the greatest open—air graveyard. a graveyard for tens of thousands of people. and in that graveyard today, another round of battle — this time at al—shifa, gaza's largest hospital. teaming with the wounded in these recent pictures and home to many seeking shelter. now the israeli army is back again, hunting hamas, it says. soldiers shot t

what do you make of whatjosep borrell is suggesting here, and what are these sums of money potentiallyillion euros to for billion euros a year, the total amount of russian assets frozen in western jurisdictions is about $330 billion, thatis jurisdictions is about $330 billion, that is cash, russian government cash, in westernjurisdictions. the cost to front ukraine annually is about $100 billion a year. unfortunately 61 billion is stuck in the us out of congress, there is a massive hole in terms of ukraine's financing. western governments should really allocate the underlying assets, that is the 300-odd underlying assets, that is the 300—odd billion which would help ukraine meet that financing gap, front its military needs, even to be able to buy the weapons it needs to defend itself and ensure victory. so this is not really success for the europeans, it is a big fudge. you describe it _ europeans, it is a big fudge. you describe it as _ europeans, it is a big fudge. you describe it as a _ europeans, it is a big fudge. you describe it as a fudge but if they were to cross that line, is

. _ the european union's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, has proposed that the bloc takes 90% ofons for ukraine. under mr borrell�*s plan proceeds from the assets such as interest payments would go to the european peace facility, which provides military aid to countries outside the eu. russian officials have called the move theft and warned about potential consequences for those who make this decision. earlier i spoke to timothy ash, who's an economist and an associate fellow in the russia and eurasia programme at chatham house. he talked me through the figures. it is 3 billion euros to 4 billion euros a year, the total amount of russian assets frozen in western jurisdictions is about $330 billion, that is cash, russian government cash, in westernjurisdictions. the cost to fund ukraine annually is about $100 billion a year. unfortunately 61 billion is stuck in the us house of congress, there is a massive hole in terms of ukraine's financing. western governments should really allocate the underlying assets, that is the 300—odd billion which would help ukraine meet that financing g

the european union's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, accused israel of using starvation as a weaponent, has more from jerusalem.

listen to whatjosep borrell said just yesterday. is not a flood, it is not a earthquake, it is man—made, and starvation is being used as a war harm. “ arm. and when we condemn this happening in ukraine, we have to use the same words are what is happening in gaza. these are your friends, your allies. this is what chuck schumer is saying, these are people who are talking of israel, and this is why he is concerned that israel is forcing despite following a policy that will make it a pariah state. i reject that entirely. not going to wade into american politics. you can say is that the prime minister and his coalition were elected by a wide majority. i can tell that since the october seven, when hamas came through our bodies, beheading, reaping young girls in front of their parents, using rape as a weapon, the israeli people have never been a more united, united by a war aims to destroy hamas to bring home the hostages and to make sure that gaza never comes a threat to israel. we are doing that, giving our utmost to get aid through in a

the european union's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, accused israel of using starvation as a weapon

essentially, the view is divided. josep borrell is coming towards the end of his tenure. do you think that bearing in mind what chuck schumer has said today, that the european position will involve as a result? —— evolve. i the european position will involve as a result? -- evolve.— as a result? -- evolve. i actually alree as a result? -- evolve. i actually agree that _ as a result? -- evolve. i actually agree that talking _ as a result? -- evolve. i actually agree that talking about - as a result? -- evolve. i actually agree that talking about a - as a result? -- evolve. i actually| agree that talking about a change as a result? -- evolve. i actually . agree that talking about a change of government is really... it is inappropriate and really neither here nor there. having said this, i think that whether it is united states or whether it is europe, i think we do have a point of how we act, how we don't act, and whether what we think if what israel is doing, if it is doing anything to increase israel's and security. i think there is a very strong argument to be made that,

amy: borrell added, "before the war, gaza was the greatest open air prison.today it is the greatest open air graveyard." the european union monday approved sanctions against violent israeli settlers in the occupied west bank and against hamas. the white house says president biden told benjamin netanyahu israel should not invade rafah during a monday phone call as the israeli prime minister reportedly agreed to send a team of israeli officials to washington to discuss an alternative approach. but the palestinian foreign ministry says israel has already begun its large-scale attack on rafah without announcing it as he's really escalate their bombardment -- israeli forces escalate its bombardment of the once so-called safe zone, where some 1.5 million palestinians have taken shelter. earlier today, israeli strikes killed at least 14 people in rafah, and injured dozens of others. >> we are in ramadan. we are having food over body remains. there is u.s. support, european support, support of the whole world to israel. they support them with weapons and planes. they

with statements from some western officials such as the european union's foreign minister joseph borrel and his statements opposing netanyahu's obstinacy have fueled this inclination among some. the truth is that this kind of analysis and commentary diverts attention from the reality of this racist entity in its body, mind and spirit, especially after tens of millions of free people from all corners of the earth demonstrated their support for the palestinian cause overall, protesting for over five months or more in all western. african, asian, european, and latin american cities and capitals against the scale of crime and brutality perpetrated by zianist israel through all its political, military and media institutions, especially in the gaza strip. this trend represents a misguided direction and deviated compass from the essence and reality of the israeli occupation's political structure, which began its history before 1948 with massacres and crimes and continued as such throughout 75 years of the arab zinist conflict. truth is that this statement overlooks a set of fundamental histori

the eu's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, has described the incident as completely unacceptable carnage

the european union's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, accused israel of using starvation as a weapona claim israel rejects. orla guerin, our senior international correspondent, has more from jerusalem. shee desperation in gaza city today and the tiny window of hope. this crush is to get a few kilograms of flour. most don't manage it. "there is nothing to eat or drink," she says. "children are dying." there are massacres when planes drop aid and people die. the eu says israel is provoking famine and has turned gaza into a killing ground. gaza was, before the war, the greatest open—air prison. today, it's the greatest open—air graveyard. a graveyard for tens of thousands of people. and in that graveyard today, another round of battle — this time at al—shifa, gaza's largest hospital. teaming with the wounded in these recent pictures and home to many seeking shelter. now the israeli army is back again, hunting hamas, it says. soldiers shot their way in overnight, claiming they came under fire. doctors told the bbc three patients died because the electricity was cut off. the idf is conduc

borrell also condemned the action of tel aviv in using the weapon of starvation against the residents of gaza and called for a ceasefire in the gaza strip . the different mood of ramadan in lebanon, the battle of al-aqsa storm has changed the mood of ramadan in different regions of lebanon. different regions of lebanon have taken a different look this year in the holy month of ramadan. every year , the lebanese fasting people went to welcome this month by lighting up and decorating the streets, but the al-aqsa storm war in southern lebanon and gaza has changed the mood of the month of ramadan in different parts of lebanon . at the iftar table , we see scenes of people being killed and children dying of hunger, and this is very difficult for us. here at the burj al-barajneh palestinian refugee camp in the southern suburbs of the capital lebanon, following the news of the people and the resistance of gaza is the priority of the fasting people. the city of fazil is available. bahlena, baghza. may this month be blessed for everyone. these days are hard for us who are displaced and at the

the european union's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, accused israel of using starvation as a weaponwar, a claim israel rejects. here's what us secretary of state antony blinken said a short time ago. according to the most respected measure of these things, 100% of the population in gaza is at severe levels of acute food insecurity. that's the first time an entire population has been so classified. we also see again, according to, in this case, the united nations, 100% — the totality of the population — is in need of humanitarian assistance. blinken�*s comments follow us presidentjoe biden�*s first call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in over a month on monday. mr biden told mr netanyahu that a major ground operation in the city of rafah would be a mistake. mr netanyahu defended the possibility saying opposing the operation was akin to opposing total defeat of hamas. us national security adviser jake sullivan called that �*nonsense�* and a �*straw man�* argument. some 1.5 million palestinians from other parts of gaza are seeking refuge in rafah. that's almost half the

this is the view of josep borrell, the top eu diplomat, that he said this maritime route would not provided the air dropping also is causing threats and is not enough and unless unlimited land access would happen this problem would continue. and this land access wouldn't happen without a pause in fighting or ceasefire. so this is the _ in fighting or ceasefire. so this is the situation in the west bank, the other palestinian territory, continued reports of violence there. , , , , there. yes. this is causing also lots _ there. yes. this is causing also lots of _ there. yes. this is causing also lots of threats - there. yes. this is causing also lots of threats in - there. yes. this is causing also lots of threats in the l also lots of threats in the west bank because normally israel would allow worshippers to cross from the west bank to jerusalem to do the night prayer during the month of ramadan. benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, said he is willing to allow palestinians to cross during the first week of the month of ramadan, but an incident happened last night where seven isr

the european union's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, accused israel of using starvation as a weapon claim israel rejects. here's what us secretary of state antony blinken said a short time ago. according to the most respected measure of these things, 100% of the population in gaza is at severe levels of acute food insecurity. that's the first time an entire population has been so classified. we also see again, according to, in this case, the united nations, 100% — the totality of the population — is in need of humanitarian assistance. our state department correspondent tom bateman is in the philippines travelling with mr blinken, he filed this update a little earlier. after this visit mr blinken will head — after this visit mr blinken will head to — after this visit mr blinken will head to the middle east. on to cairo to media _ head to the middle east. on to cairo to media gypsy leadership. the point of this_ to media gypsy leadership. the point of this is_ to media gypsy leadership. the point of this is to _ to media gypsy leadership. the point of this is to with up support not 'u

the european union's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, accused israel of using starvation as a weaponuerin, our senior international correspondent, has more from jerusalem. she had desperation in gaza city today and the tiny window of hope. this crush is to get a few kilograms of flour. most don't manage it. there is nothing to eat or drink, she says. children are dying. there are massacres when planes drop aid and people die. the eu says israel is provoking famine and has turned gaza into a killing ground. gaza was before the war, _ gaza into a killing ground. gaza was before the war, the _ gaza into a killing ground. gaza was before the war, the greatest - gaza into a killing ground. gaza was before the war, the greatest open l before the war, the greatest open air prison. today it is the greatest open—air graveyard. a graveyard for tens of thousands of people. and tens of thousands of people. and in that graveyard _ tens of thousands of people. and in that graveyard today, _ tens of thousands of people. and in that graveyard today, another - tens of thousands of people. and in | th

the eu's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, has described the incident as completely unacceptable carnagech president macron said the situation in the territory was terrible, and called for an immediate ceasefire. it comes as the hamas government says more than 30,000 people have been killed in the territory since this conflict began in october. our special correspondent, fergal keane, reports jerusalem. the hunger created by war made this tragedy. that is a fundamental fact of what happened today. the dead and wounded were starving people, simply hoping to feed theirfamilies. translation: | am| one of the wounded. i was on al—rashid street. we were there all day in order to get food for our children, but we paid for that aid with our blood. thousands had gathered in the pre—dawn darkness. they'd heard trucks were coming with aid. there were farmers, mechanics, our bbc cameraman, teachers, a doctor from a local hospital. an israeli drone filmed people crowding the aid trucks. it is a striking depiction of human desperation. the military said tanks were securing the convoy to ensure aid wa

the eu's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, has said that israel is using starvation as a weapon ofthat 1.1 million people in gaza, around half the population, are experiencing "catastrophic" shortages of food. israel has denied that it is hampering the delivery of aid. overnight, its troops raided the largest hospital in gaza, al shifa, for the fourth time. our senior international correspondent, orla guerin, reports. sheer desperation in gaza city today and a tiny window of hope. this crush is to get a few kilograms of flour. most don't manage it. "there is nothing to eat or drink," she says. "children are dying." "there are massacres when planes drop aid "and people die." the eu says israel is provoking famine and has turned gaza into a killing ground. gaza was, before the war, the greatest open—air prison. today, it's the greatest open—air graveyard. a graveyard for tens of thousands of people. and in that graveyard today, another round of battle — this time at al—shifa, gaza's largest hospital. teaming with the wounded in these recent pictures and home to many seeking shelter.

josep borrell described the lack of aid entering the territory as a "manmade" disaster.ome as new air and sea and land routes, are being tried to get more aid into the territory. our correspondent anna foster has more on those entry points. this is a route that the world food programme and others had been pushing for, because the problem is when you take aid into the gaza strip, at the moment most of it, well, all of it in fact, comes in at the southern tip, through the rafah crossing, and also kerem shalom, the israeli—controlled crossing. we have seen problems with aid convoys when they get in there because people are so desperate that they go to any lengths they can to actually get some of the food and aid on the trucks. we saw that terrible situation where people were crushed, some of them, under the wheels of trucks. others were shot by israeli forces who saw, they said, crowds of people approaching and panicked. that's really problematic, not only to get aid around the lower part of the strip, but when it comes to going further north, logistically it is an enormous

but speaking at a gaza aid conference in brussels, the european union foreign policy chiefjosep borrelll of using starvation as a weapon of war. this famine is not a natural disaster, it's not a flood, it's not an earthquake. it's entirely man—made. by whom? by whom? anyone that prevents humanitarian support entering gaza. the lack of access, by the acute insecurity inside gaza, insecurity in itself prevents the distribution of help, but the problem is hundreds of trucks are waiting on the border, and the ones who control the border prevent them from coming into, iam who control the border prevent them from coming into, i am coming from washington and i dare to say, yes, israel is provoking famine. the israeli military says it is taking control of the al shifa hospital and what it called an operation to "forte terrorist activity". the hospital is in gaza city in the north of the strip. the israeli military said troops came under fire and that 80 people were detained and others killed, including a senior commander of hamas's internal security service. these are images from the raid — you

wonder, when you look at the words that the international community are using at the moment, joseph borrelle of days that israel was using humanitarian aid aid as an arm of war. i wonder, we keep hearing, don't we from world leaders that they are telling israel that more needs to be done to improve access for humanitarian aid, but it doesn't seem to be happening at the speed required. what conversations are you having around that? first of all, i think there are two enormous limitations in the public discourse, primarily in the west. first is that israel is not only to allow unfettered, unimpeded humanitarian aid. israel, as the occupying power should be the first one to provide that humanitarian aid and shelters and safe areas to the affected civilians in gaza. which has not happened. in doing so, israel has not only violated interim measures recommended by international court of human justice on the 26th of january. now, those measures are binding and then the order of the icj is binding on international communities. and i still cannot see any meaningful and effective act, measures taken

wonder, when you look at the words that the international community are using at the moment, josep borrellp hearing, don�*t we from world leaders that they are telling israel that more needs to be done to improve access for humanitarian aid, but it doesn�*t seem to be happening at the speed required. what conversations are you having around that? first of all, i think there are two enormous limitations in the public discourse, primarily in the west. first is that israel is not only to allow unfettered, unimpeded humanitarian aid. israel, as the occupying power should be the first one to provide that humanitarian aid and shelters and safe areas to the affected civilians in gaza. which has not happened. in doing so, israel has violated interim measures recommended by international court ofjustice on the 26th of january. now, those measures are binding and then the order of the icj is binding on international communities. and i still cannot see any meaningful and effective act, measures taken against israel for it to apply international law and the icj order. therefore, there is the usual, bu

the eu�*s foreign policy chief, josep borrell, says israel is provoking and using starvation as a weapons warned that 1.1 million people in gaza, around half the population, are experiencing "catastrophic" shortages of food. israel denies its hampering the delivery of aid. overnight, its troops raided the largest hospital in gaza, al shifa, for the fourth time, as orla guerin, our senior international correspondent, now reports. sheer desperation in gaza city today and a tiny window of hope. this crush is to get a few kilograms of flour. most don�*t manage it. "there is nothing to eat or drink," says om—omar. "children are dying. there are massacres when planes drop aid and people die." the eu says israel is provoking famine and has turned gaza into a killing ground. gaza was before the war the greatest open—air prison. today, it is the greatest open—air graveyard, a graveyard for tens of thousands of people and also a graveyard for many of the most important principles of humanitarian law. gunshots. in another district of gaza city, the sounds of battle. this is the area around al—shifa

we heard from josep borrell, who is the veteran spanish diplomat, the eu's foreign policy chief, who was characterised by repression and intimidation. one thing the eu hasn't done, which the widow of mr navalny wanted to happen, newly a move“ navalny wanted to happen, newly a novell now, she wanted the leaders to come out and say, president putin doesn't have any legitimacy and they wanted brussels really not to recognise this victory. that hasn't happened today, but as you have been saying, they are looking at more sanctions and we understand that the sanctions and we understand that the sanctions being talked about today and potentially being agreed would affect people within the prison system in russia, specifically those who worked at the penal colony in the arctic, where mr navalny was being held and where he died last month. w' �* ., ~ being held and where he died last month. �* �* ,, , ., month. nick beake in brussels. to the middle east _ month. nick beake in brussels. to the middle east now. _ month. nick beake in brussels. to the middle east now. israeli - month. nick beake

the eu's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, says israel is provoking and using starvation as a weaponalf the population, are experiencing "catastrophic" shortages of food. israel denies its hampering the delivery of aid. in the last hour, the foreign secretary, david cameron, has said urgent action is needed to avoid a famine. meanwhile, overnight, israel's troops raided the largest hospital in gaza, al—shifa, for the fourth time, as orla guerin, our senior international correspondent, now reports. sheer desperation in gaza city today and a tiny window of hope. this crush is to get a few kilograms of flour. most don't manage it. "there is nothing to eat or drink," says om—omar. "children are dying. there are massacres when planes drop aid and people die." the eu says israel is provoking famine and has turned gaza into a killing ground. gaza was before the war the greatest open—air prison. today it is the greatest open—air graveyard. a graveyard for tens of thousands of people and also a graveyard for many of the most important principles of humanitarian law. gunshots. in another distr

does the prime minister agree with high representative borrell and biden ?iden? because i do, and we need a ceasefire. if he does agree, would he say so here in the chamber today? yes >> well, so, as the honourable gentleman knows, i've explained our position repeatedly, but the findings from the ipcc are gravely concerning. it's clear that the status quo is unsustainable, and we need urgent action now to avoid a famine. the uk is doing all it can to get more aid in and to prevent a worsening crisis. 2000 tons of uk funded food aid, including flour and hot meals, is being distributed by the world food programme in gaza today. as we speak enough to feed more than 275,000 people, and we will continue to do everything we can to alleviate the suffering that people are experiencing . experiencing. >> sir bill wiggin, close question. question number nine, sir. >> mr speaker, the department for education is mounting a significant intervention in herefordshire's children's services that includes expert improvement advice, a commissioner with statutory powers to dire

josep borrell described the lack of aid entering the territory as a "manmade" disaster.his comments comeroutes, are being tried to get more aid into the territory.let�*s go to anna foster who's injerusalem. tell us more about these new routes that are being tried. this tell us more about these new routes that are being tried.— that are being tried. this is a route that — that are being tried. this is a route that the _ that are being tried. this is a route that the world - that are being tried. this is a route that the world food i that are being tried. this is a - route that the world food programme and others had been pushing for, because the problem is when you take aid into the gaza strip, at the moment most of it, well, all of it in fact, comes in at the southern tip, through the rafah crossing, and also the israeli controlled crossing. we have seen problems with aid convoys when they get in there because people are so desperate that they go to any lengths they can to actually get some of the food and aid on the trucks. we saw that terrible situation where people were crushed, some

josep borrell spoke on tuesday. >> humanitarian crisis, is not a natural disaster.it is not a flood or earthquake. it is man-made. when we look for alternative ways of providing support by sea and air, we have to remind that we have to do it because the natural way of providing support through roads is being closed, artificially closed. and starvation is being used as a war. when we condemned this happening in ukraine, we have to use the same words for what is happening in gaza. amy: on tuesday, the world food program managed to deliver aid to gaza city for the first time in nearly one month. the agency said famine is imminent in northern gaza unless aid deliveries increase exponentially. meanwhile, on capitol hill, a group of senators led by bernie sanders, jeff merkley, and chris van hollen are calling on biden to cut off military aid to israel if it continues to block u.s. humanitarian aid from entering gaza. the senators cited the 1961 foreign assistance act, which bars military aid to countries that restrict the transport or delivery of u.s. humanitarian assist

josep borrell described the lack of aid entering the territory as a "manmade" disaster.ian court has agreed to extradite the social media influencer andrew tate and his brother tristan to britain where they're facing charges of sexual aggression. they're to be extradited after their trial in a separate case in romania. robert hur, the former special counsel who led the investigation into president biden�*s mishandling of classified materials has been giving evidence on capitol hill today. mr hur caused quite the stir last month, when he cited the presidents �*memory lapses' as cause for not bringing charges against the president. in his report into a year long investigation he concluded there wasn't enough evidence to pursue charges even if thejustice department had allowed him to indict a sitting president. joe biden he concluded was a "well—meaning, elderly man with a poor memory" and prosecutors would have a hard time convince a potentialjury that biden was a criminal. we interviwed the president and asked him about his recorded statement. "i just found all the classi

yes >> you can see orthodox priests of comite to deliver prayers at this level borrell as well as investigators inside the burned-out rubble of the concert hall are still going through the debris and i still saying that they're finding bodies and so the death toll could rise in terms of the investigations. while you're 30, say at least 11 people have been taken into custody including the four suspects who they believe carried out the actual shootings inside the crocus city hall. of course, isis said they carried out this attack, but the russian president vladimir putin, who is vowing revenge, calling it a barbaric eric has said that it could be linked with ukraine, something ukrainian government has categorically denied. matthew chance, cnn at the crocus city hall near moscow >> matthew chance and russia. thank you so much. we're also learning more about potential step forward and hostage negotiations between israel and hamas. new tonight, israel has reportedly agreed to a us proposal that are exchange for 40 hostages held by hamas in gaza for the release of about 700 palestinian prisoners. cen

the eu's josep borrell just said they're using hunger as a weapon of war and canada has all but stopped exports of weapons to israel right now so from the biden administration's point of view, both to silence or to try to placate the left-wing of his own party. and because of this world criticism rising, it's going that a look like it's on the side of palestinians who are starving as opposed to the israeli army that keeps going. so speaking of >> the israeli army continuing to go, let me show you what netanyahu recently had to say about their planned offensive in rafah, where of course. so many hundreds of thousands of palestinians have fled. watch mr. seducer shouted at one time, if i want you to know that i have already approved the idf's operational plan and soon we will also approve the plan to evacuate the civilian population from the battle zones so what do you make of that? he's >> saying, okay, our operation is ready to go. also, we have plans to evacuate civilians. i mean, it's 1,000,000.5 people. >> is that feasible? >> but look, the israeli defense minister and an israeli wor