uh, but of course it is, and i think it's it's, it's an active brinkman's yet because as little as not interested, it was, as you can see and yesterday's, that speech by us. and that's what i'd like to, to launch a moment as well. but of course, it might feel that it's being forced into a military response, and this could lead to an escalation of the northern front. so the situation is a tense talk with us a little bit more that about that northern front in particular, because we know that the us secretary of state mc blinking, he travels to the region today. what message do you think he's arriving with is particular for is really officials whereas there's been a lot of talking about a ceasefire and gauze and which i personally think is absolutely necessary or at least the satellite to, to, to, to a pause. i don't think blinking comes with that expectation. however, he might come with a face saving proposal for the next on the al government, which is not an official. seas file or pause, but a significant reduction. and the strikes endo strikes against the village of civilian casualties

main concern. brinkman's flurry of me, things admitted treat updates focused on escalating tensions along his rouse, northern border with uranium, but group has by law in southern lebanon. been comes next. stop is egypt with the revival of a sci fi deal? and another round of hostage release is set to be taught of his agenda boxes. this trip has highlighted anything. it's how far away from a real settlement, all the policies to this conflict still all sort of fight. it's almost a 0. tel aviv british foreign secretary david cameron, has expressed concern that he's arouse, actions in gaza may violate international law. he made the comments while appearing before a parliamentary committee on tuesday. the u. k. s. a for today's rouse, offensive in gaza, but call for its military to show restraint. so all these cases. yeah, there's a question mark as to whether it is in breach of internationally manager know, and that's why you have to go back. look at the episode. what for to in particular was baldwin and then ask yourself the a bunch of questions to be sure what little is do and they give you

tanya kramer, who's following events from give you some welcome time you will come to the secretary brinkman's in a moment. first, i took a survey, as well as the host will find the casa outlines yesterday by the defense minister. it's right to your color and uh it was defense minister outlined a plan, but his office dress that this is his personal vision. this would have still to be a policy through the smaller war. copying that and to the why to secure to cabinet, to become then an official document. so you'll have to go on the details of what he thinks would be best uh to go a full vote. he said in general, that will continue until old is really hostages. that are remaining in gaza will be released and until uh, it's around the house, dismantled or governing and military or capabilities of thomas. but you've been also into details saying that there will be a face a, the next stage of the war saying that will be a new a come, but approach. apparently he means more targeted approach in the north. and there he's speaking only about the north because it's relative snow focusing also its operati

main concern. brinkman's flurry of me, things admitted treat updates focused on escalating tensions along as well as northern border with uranium. but group has, by law in southern lebanon. lincoln's next stop is egypt with the revival of a sci fi deal. and another round of hostage release is set to be taught of his agenda boxes. this trip has highlighted anything. it's how far away from a real settlement, all the policies to this conflict, still all sort of fight altamira. tel aviv earlier we heard from our senior political analyst smile on bushera any details. what he says is us complicity in his roswell, on guys that in light of lincoln's visit center, you got on my other man, right? these quite persistent. i mean, you know, no change of tone now for 3 months. continues to repeat as lies even though the yeah that the is reported in plain sight. every day he talks about as far as one thing on the war, we just reported the past week more than a 1000 killed the guys on whitening down the war. just a bit to a 150 the day before 250 killed white thing down to what, what does the talking abo

main concern, brinkman's flurry of me, things admitted treat updates focused on escalating tensions along as well as northern border with uranium. but group has, by law in southern lebanon, been comes next, stop is egypt with the revival of a sci fi deal? and another round of hostage release is set to be top of his agenda boxes. this trip has highlighted anything. it's how far away from a real settlement, all the policies to this conflict still all sort of fight. it's all just sarah tel aviv let's go out to a correspondence. mamma jump to him. he joins us from tamala and be occupied westbank and my how is what are we expecting from just the nations meeting between the secretary of state blinking and met with our boss? we know the us position. it wants the palestinian authority to play a more active role in gauze as future. is that what the palestinians want? of the elizabeth? let me tell you and our viewers 1st, where we are. we're here in other manada square where there is a protest that's expected in the next hour. that's when the meeting between us secretary of state anthony blinking a

everyone is anticipating brinkman's visit. i like no one cares that the gardener is coming to uh, to the middle east. what could, could this be the opportunity then for the europeans to step in and fill in this for each? that's this close to the point that you and i discussed just at the end. it's good time, perhaps to remind that what was yours about why the united states is far more important than the european union is because they are opinion is not much of a trouble maker to live, at least as the united states. you have to be a troublemaker then a trouble solver in order for you to be relevant to them, at least in the united states, had made, had mature, by its unconditional support, this red, that is a major trouble maker in the region. so now people in the region come back to the united states in order to help in the history and is read in the lord and guys and that genocide and the, the, the actual 11 on so on, so forth. so that's like a bit of, uh, you know, a bit of an inferior gain, but goes on the united states. it'

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there is sort of like bank fraud and sam brinkman freed gamble for money and there's this larger questionbout whether we should stop people from gambling overall and like whether we should move towards a society where we are sampling everything. if you watch any sports you are pretty muchor supporting e-spors industry now. i'm interested in how you thought about that second question which is the creation of a larger and larger gambling infrastructure and as someone who covers markets how do you compare that to your previous life and wall street that's a different gambling marketplace? >> so i mean i can see the appeal of gambling. when ii was younger i liked gambling but i still when i'm writing about finance or want to tell people the truth about what's likely to go on and i don't think, it gets to like the argument that kicks off the book i'm arguing with my friend about deutsche coin and he's like the saudi coin it's going to go higher. and i'm like called deutsche coin. it's a joke played out and it's not funny. and it did go up and he did make money but i think i'm eyes going to be t