e. u. israel has told hundreds of thousands of palestinian civilians to relocate to so called safe zones. but the you and the says no way in gaza is safe survivors sift through the rubble of a destroyed home. struck by his randy, me, sobs in the early hours of the morning. the commander with her 2 people inside the house. 20 of them were children. that's true, we don't know what happened to us about the fire. here's all of it collapsed on top of us. none of us made that completely. okay. everyone is hard to that. let me look for the united nation. says almost 1900000 guys. and so flat their home since the war began. many wind up here in san eunice. now guys, the 2nd largest city is a possible grant. israel says it's operating against comma strongholds and besides and both sides report that the fighting is fierce, leaving civilians with nowhere to go. all my, the senior colleagues have been very clear, including the secretary journal saying there is no, there is no, there are no safe places in casa speaking to dw news, the israel defense forces explains why they fire on site zones. now if

israel's campaign of ethnic cleansing in gaza. the european union has been completed as well, like their allies in washington. e. u. officials have provided their support for israel's war, refusing to condemn the way they have come off as attacks or call for a cease fire. and while there is significant apathy for israel among europeans, there is also growing public opposition to this war. along with demands that there governments do, or to stop it across the e u. there are different shades in the news coverage depending on which country you're. in this special episode, we will examine the discourse around the conflict in 3 countries. we'll look at france where some television news channels have distorted the debate to suit their own agendas. and ireland, where support for the palestinians is more widespread, and far more tolerated. but our starting point is germany. it's the use, the largest economy, a country where historical guilt over the holocaust has created. one of the most pro is real media climates around, and where dissenting voices are routinely sense or intimidated into signs these moments assigned to t

israel's offensive. it is clear that the tone and the e u is heartening and support for israel eroding, but not enough. yes, it seems to reach the sort of consensus on the conflict seen on ukraine will help secure last in peace. latasha butler, i'll just there are brussels. the presence of venezuela and ghana have agreed to continue the dialogue about a crisis that level the following 8 hours of tools. the measurements and been.

israel's offensive. it is clear that the tone and the e u is heartening and support for israel eroding, but not enough. yes. who seems to reach the sort of consensus on the conflict seen on ukraine will help secure last in peace. latasha butler, i'll just say ro, brussels and rushes president has also been talking about ukraine, saying that will be no peace there until it achieves its goals. that demand for it and spent 4 hours fielding questions from the public and journalists, it is annual to an a session. usually a shop of oliver has moved from moscow. but it doesn't matter, which is the russian president squeezed by a page and twins created by a i purchase proceeds from the store with no between nickel, a student from st. petersburg, aust. legitimate patient about the dangers posed by a guy at the russian president's annual q and a session. the land has been held for the 1st time since the start of the military operation in ukraine. we did not go to them with this to him. so he said that there will be peace between russia and ukraine. when we achieve our goals, they don't change. they are the demon

israel's campaign of ethnic cleansing in gaza. the european union has been completed as well, like their allies in washington. e. u. officials have provided their support for israel's war, refusing to condemn the way they have come off as attacks or call for a ceasefire. and while there is significant apathy for israel among europeans, there is also growing public opposition to this war. along with demands that there governments do more to stop it across the you. there are different shades in the news coverage depending on which country you're. in this special episode, we will examine the discourse around the conflict in 3 countries. we'll look at france where some television news channels have distorted the debate to suit their own agendas. and ireland, where support for the palestinians is more widespread, and far more tolerated. but our starting point is germany. it's the use, the largest economy, a country where historical guilt over the holocaust has created. one of the most pro is real media climates around and where dissenting voices are routinely sense or intimidated into signs. these moments aside, german

israel's offensive. it is clear that the tone and the e u is heartening and support for israel eroding, but not enough. yes. who seems to reach the sort of consensus on the conflict seen on ukraine will help secure last in peace attached to butler. i'll just, there are brussels and rushes. president has also been talking about ukraine, saying that will be no peace there until it achieves its goals that i'm at present spent for hours fielding questions from the public and journalists, it is annual 2 and a session. usually a shop of oliver has moved from oscar, but it doesn't matter which is the russian president squeezed by a page and twin created by a i purchase proceeds from the store with no between equals a student from st. petersburg aust. legitimate patient about the dangers posed by a guy at the russian president's annual q and a session. the land has been held for the 1st time since the start of the military operation in ukraine. we did not go to the.

israel's offensive. it is clear that the tone and the e u is heartening and support for israel eroding, but not enough. yes. who seems to reach the sort of consensus on the conflict seen on ukraine will help secure last in piece attached to butler. i'll just say we're brussels said linda is completely shocking. it's land boda with ross here on friday to assume the flow of asylum seekers. the decision comes only a few hours out. the helsinki relaxed, similar restrictions that had been in place for 2 weeks during the month of november at least 900 asylum seekers from multiple countries trying to cross from russia, finish orthography side. the influx has been orchestrated purposely by moscow to overwhelm its remote board posts once mutual semblance joins the nicer alons following russia's invasion. a few crime and february 2022. hong kong has issued bounties for the rest of 5 pro democracy activists living overseas, totaling $128000.00. h. the activists fled down to a crank down by badging on the sands in 2019. the whereabouts are unknown, but they, i believe, to be living in the us and the u. k. they rem

israel's offensive. it is clear that the tone and the e u is heartening and support for israel eroding, but not enough. yes. who seems to reach the sort of consensus on the conflict seen on ukraine will help secure last in peace attached to butler. i'll just say ro, brussels, somebody say don, is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all the stores, including a coverage of the war on guns. madison. stay with us on august, the sancho south. challenging place to work from as a journalist, you're always pushing our boundaries. we are the ones traveling the extra mile where all the media goals. we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. the minutes the world slow down, we stand for as homes with chance of global nichols reserves. indonesia is points to leave the global battery industry. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy. harnessing offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits. essential submitted by mental protection, enhancing investments, alignment, digital licensing. your better tomorrow, the the, the low, i'm sammy's. i them, th

israel's offensive. it is clear that the tone and the e u is heartening and support for israel eroding, but not enough. yes. who seems to reach the sort of consensus on the conflict seen on ukraine will help secure last in peace attached to butler. i'll just say ro, brussels rush as president has also been talking about ukraine, saying that there will be no peace until moscow achieves. it's goes in that country . that important spent 4 hours fielding questions at his annual q and a session. usually a shop of oliver has this report from oscar, which is the russian president you squeezed upon a page in twin created by a i purchase proceeds from the store with no between nickel, a student from st. petersburg aust. legitimate patient about the dangers posed by a guy at the russian president's annual q and a session. the land has been held for the 1st time since the start of the military operation in ukraine. we did not go to them with this to them, so there will be peace between russia and ukraine. when we achieve all goals, they don't change. they are the demon that tries ation and the notification of ukr

israel's offensive. it is clear that the tone and the e u is heartening and support for israel eroding, but not enough. yes, it seems to reach the sort of consensus on the conflict seen on ukraine will help secure last in peace. latasha butler, i'll just narrow brussels. the right time, not to take a look at some of the other stories making news, rushes president vladimir putin says they will be no peace until moscow achieves. it's goes in ukraine. you spend 4 hours fielding questions from the public and journalist at his annual q and a session. you'll be a shovel of all over has moved from russia, from laska. but it doesn't matter, which is the russian president squeezed by a page and twin, created by a i purchase proceeds from the store, was known between nickel, a student from st. petersburg, almost legitimate patient about the dangers posed by a guy at the russian president's annual q and a session. the land has been held for the 1st time since the start of the military operation in ukraine. would the 3rd that go to them with this to me? so there will be peace between russia and ukraine. when we ac

israel's offensive. it is clear that the tone and the e u is heartening and support for israel eroding, but not enough. yes. who seems to reach the sort of consensus on the conflict seen on ukraine will help secure last in peace. latasha butler, i'll just say we're brussels. the presence of venezuela and ghana have a great to continue dialogue about a crisis at level the following 8 hours of tools. the measurements and vince ends in the caribbean to discuss the growing dispute over the oil rich region of as a keep a historically the region has been controlled by guyana, but finished by the recently held a referendum and was 95 percent of votes of support. and declaring it part of the country following the adult scale and as president, we have foamed his country, sovereign right over the area was under run p. c. as in st. vincent and the grenadines without meeting took place. so that essentially has been growing sense of venice where the hell that the question refer and boom i just the 2 weeks ago and, and my daughter has engaged in both rhetoric and actions that have increased the tension. among them.

israel's offensive. it is clear that the tone and the e u is heartening and support for israel eroding. but not enough. yes. who seems to reach the sort of consensus on the conflict seen on ukraine will help secure last in peace. latasha butler, i'll just say we're brussels now talks between the presidents of venezuela. i'm deanna have ended with a decision to resume dialogue to resolve the crisis at the border. they met in some vincent in the caribbean, after a growing dispute over the oil rich region of s a cable. historically that region has been controlled by gayona, but that is way that recently held a referendum in which 95 percent of voters supported declaring it part of the country. out of central run p a t. as in kings, down the capital, st. vincent and the renaissance, the, the attention has been growing since then is where the hell that the question refer and boom, i just the 2 weeks ago and, and my daughter has engaged in both rhetoric and actions that have increased the tension among them. he created the new venezuelan state in the mystic keyboard. he put a general in charge there. he also

many thanks, a, a natural closer look at israel's campaign against homos, which is considered a tear group by the e. u. the us and many other countries. israel's response to the attacks committed by him us on october 7 has been described as one of the deadliest and most destructive and recent memory. and a new intelligence estimate finds, made bombs. israel is dropping on the territory are unguided, that could under cut. israel's claim that it is doing all it can to minimize civilian casualties. dw security and defense reporter william blue cross has a look at the debt is rarely officials have repeatedly said they take care to avoid civilian deaths even in the best case scenario. however, that's a challenge to stick to because gaza is one of the most densely populated places in the world. before this latest fighting broke out. more than 2200000 people lived in a space of just 365 square kilometers. that's smaller than many mid sized cities. some military analysts had been skeptical of israel's targeting efforts, new information cast even more doubt about them. a recent us intelligence report estimates

last carried out the october 7th attacks against israel, and this classified by the e. u and the united states as a terrorist organization, as w, as political corresponded, hands, blonde told me more about the suspects and how far their alleged plans had already progressed. but what was going on is that apparently, some time ago, possibly some years ago, some width funds have been buried somewhere in europe. we don't even know exactly where and the suspects that have not been arrested. i have tried several times to retrieve those weapons to bring them to berlin, so that that could be used for possible attacks. apparently, the authorities have been following the school for some months already. this has been going on since the well before the, the how much the attack on israel in early october. so it's not a, it's an operation that's been going on since since the summer in europe and the rest that have not been made when bad. presumably because against the background of the developments in israel and gaza, the risk of an attack is becoming more likely. and so these people w

against jewish institutions in your most kind of not be october 7th attacks against israel and is classified by the e. u and united states as a terrorist organization. it's a political correspondent, simon young toby, no full man, arrested today, 3 in the lane and one in the dark, the city of royalty, dan. and they are accused of being members of how mass, which is the cause of band terrorist organization here. and it was excited to have close links with the mess military when the outcasts and brigades. now, while they're accused or specifically, is preparing attacks, possibly against jewish institutions, possibly europe wide. and one of the main 11, a citizen they said to have been busy since the spring of this year trying to locate a weapons cache somewhere a year that was previously laid down by a mass. the other 3 men said to have joined that search in october of this year. and you know, they were looking for these weapons with the intention of bringing them to berlin to hold them ready and prepare at these attacks. and i think it's worth noting that, uh, if that information is correct, this would h

israel's offensive. it is clear that the tone and the e u is heartening and support for israel eroding, but not enough. yes, it seems to reach the sort of consensus on the conflict seen on ukraine will help secure last in peace. natasha butler, i'll just say we're brussels. you're trying presidents. all automated zalinski has called the a you decision to stop membership talks a victory for your crime, and all of your public pride has more on the reaction from case this news is being widely welcomed here in ukraine, which believes that has met all of the various criteria that has been set for it's a you accessed it, but it also comes at the very difficult time for the country, both politically and diplomatically. we're now in the 2nd winter of this, a full scale war. things do seem to be in a kind of a style made on the various baffled friends, as it also comes off the president, beloved to me, is a lensky, is disappointing visit to the united states. yes, he met with us president joe biden, but billions of dollars worth of funding are still stuck in congress. so this is a good outcome for ukraine. love

israel. you had normalization deals and cycle abraham a cause that took place with bar rain and u a e. and those deals of not being dropped, although there's been condemnation of israel's action. and remember, the saudi arabia was also very close to signing an organization deal in the final. i'm part of, of that in fact pregnancy and us and, you know, who said back in september of the general assembly of the u. n. a in new york city was it was happening any moment. well that's what we put on hold for now. but each of these countries has very different relationships with this route, even if they share that condemnation, right? now, all these roles actions only staying across all the diagnostics that uh, the gcc summit for you with james page a doesn't matter get enough amount. thank you very much, james call. while the offensive and gaza intensifies is rarely, soldiers are continuing to re the towns and cities any occupied westbank areas near bethlehem and jeanine has been targeted again. a young man was killed in the columbia refuge account in northern jerusalem. his brother, arrested.

e u. member states has note, the israel goal is a war has defined to the blog and his top institutions will the use agreed on condemning have must his october 7th attack. it is fail to find a collective response to subsequent is really attacks that have to thousands of palestinians, including children, countries including austria, the czech republic, and germany stone, the defend israel. yes. understand that seemed the dna of every democratic politician in germany is that we say never again. a germany was responsible for the show for the whole cost. so we have a very great responsibility to watch the security of use right now. but some countries including belgium island in spain, criticized israel's response as disproportionate. the spanish m e. p says israel should be functioned and his lead is bored before the international criminal court . and it's almost obviously done though, we are calling for diplomatic economic, commercial and military relations between to you in case we have to be separate and an embargo on the purchase and sale of weapons a month. because finale, to use the e. u h

i'm asked kind of a type of 7th attacks against israel and is classified by the e u and the us as a terrorist organization. satisfied this present because my daughter and these guy and he's that counterpart if i'm oddly have become a talks and the kind of being aimed at these intentions of cut off because it's a play games on guy on is oil, which as a keyboard region as a keybo as they started later round $160000.00 square columbus. it's about the size of grease and he makes up 2 sides of god. his tattered shape, gas and oil have been recently discovered that getting ready for another busy day at the market in go you on this capital georgetown drought. the alfred sales proved from basic cable resource, which part of the you all know that venezuela claimed ownership of earlier this month. i scared because that is my living as the cable is relieving because with all this the cable, we cannot make it. it is a worry that many years. yeah. and that's some say is already impacting their business from the time i know myself. i know if you belong to us, we does what was it? this things typically caus

on the 2nd day of the summits in brussels, you lead is focused on israel is who in garza, the e. u was united in condemning have my says, october 7th attack, but since then they have been deeply divided with some member states supporting israel. others coordinates rouse response in dollars a disproportionate watch we have seen in recent weeks in the recent days, and particularly at this summit is some of those positions changing. and some of that support for israel eroding particularly is the number of palestinian civilian deaths continues to rise. we've heard here some easy to say the killing of innocent lives simply must stop. there's also a grain awareness of the really needs to find some sort of common ground or comments position when it comes to the will on calls. because not having such a position is damaging. the use credibility that so there's a saying, it was of the irish prime minister here at this. somebody's in brussels, it's actually popular. i'll just say, or lessons american senate to bernie sanders has cool for an investigation into a given by the us to israel. they

u. s. b e? what other western countries have the cloud to pressure israel into a political resolution with palestinians as long as nothing? yeah. who remains in power? no, i think it's, you know, that's, that towards the party day was i was making the both sides of today unable to go to peace by themselves. as i said, nobody in leadership. and on the other side you have a nice, highly fall right government. and it's not all ready to question over they've done . yeah, we're in sales because you've got an improved i don't. yeah, we use 40 degree dad after the what happened on october the 7th. but what i, i would think is what matters less than the uh, the government enjoys or at least grace heidi public opinion. because the majority of these heidi met, that'd be continuing. i think, is, i don't know. did you find these all, i'm not joking. i'll not working for peace now looking for security because it's a very because of the treasury, the story of the jewish people. uh, even if you can say, but these hired, these are secure g super power in the individual least. actually, these people are really deeply i

e u has to an outlier, ireland. it's government has used words like disproportionate to describe israel's bombing of gauze terms like collective punishment and opposition, politicians there. i've taken it further way back in 1980 ireland became the 1st the government to call for palestinian statehood. there is an affinity with palestinians that is rooted in a shared history of colonialism, occupation and division under british rule islands. political consensus on palestine is for the most part, reflected in its media news outlets of provided the kind of journalism that while hardly radical, cannot be found almost anywhere else in europe. giving space to both is rarely and palestinians. the listening posts product now from now on how the war on gaza is playing out across irish politics in the genocide declared on charlie jack 20 of learn like stage of age. right. the irish position is somewhat of an outlier amongst european nations and has been quite vocal, a bike calling for an end to what's going on on the crime. would you accept the accusation by the irish government? the docs seems to have been really driven by r

e. u. and the us, there's been more heavy fighting between both sides is riley strikes having central and southern gaza on sunday. israel says it is now shifting its military campaign to gauze south. when most displaced, the palestinians of slit is ralph army has indicated it's close to having operational control of northern gossip. meantime, the homeless wrong guys, a health ministry says more than 160 people were killed, buys riley forces in the past day. they are doing what they can to pull and you want to live from onto the debris. every day, people across the guys treat wake up to new scenes of devastation. often all they find is dead bodies. but sometimes they'll lucky the off to take me to the matter of hospital. they treated me that may god protect them. it's the destruction of the children with screaming children's mental health as affected the injured were on the street. me if it's me and for others will retrieve from on the, the, on the phone with in the southern city of rough. uh, and its really air strikes, destroyed a house and damage several others in the refugee camp. or in nearby can you me see a tax al

what kinda u, a e, do in establishing peace in the middle east region, if america and israel and not going to get on board with so much of the rest of the world, what can the you a do perhaps? i think the and no one stage. no, i don't think i don't believe that any other states alone can do anything. because the ad, because this is a war. if they is right under us, we're not a, by, by international community physician or entered an international no ink protecting cdns. i don't believe any a u. n resolution or a security deposit, but it is, it is a loose and couldn't stop something from even an audible 99 even article 99. even that is not going to stop it. i didn't. i mean, then the international uh eh, institutions, they don't have a do that maybe to the breast or on to the, to the british angel and book an action by themselves to stuff or they can. and they got good decides they can say this should stop, but though without going to war, well, who's going to work with this right on the you as to what just of the loading. yeah . but no, the whole thing about hold on a secondary gosh,

e u nation there as well. so they all hammering out the details that moment on. israel says it's hoping it will happen as soon as possible. laura, thank you. of the un security council. meanwhile is expected to vote in the coming hours and a resolution that would call for the suspension that facilities and gaza. the votes been delayed for 3 days is different. that's negotiate with the united states. on the wedding of the draft, which early this month, washington featured her resolution quoting for a ceasefire, while the united arab emirates tables that latest resolution, if some baffled or to the un voice, the hope the security council will come together to respond to the war and joseph diplomacy takes time, it means evolving conversations and people are giving it their attention at the highest levels of the capitals that have leverage on this. so i think from that sense you have to be optimistic and diplomacy, otherwise we wouldn't or come into this building every day. not sense i am optimistic, but in another sense. if this fails, then we will continue to keep trying because we have to keep trying. there's

u. e, or even both of them could put pressure on washington to put pressure on israel to try and bring the war to a speedy close. i don't think it's the method, especially if it's the method of collective. what do you mean this is, you know, with governor ising, the whole world behind one single issue is that this type of complex gonna go or whatever it has been going on for 75 years and we have not adjusted, frankly, i think this is about to die and we change that equation. so it is security and luckily to, to, to piece piece will need the security. i think it's a very interesting comment about missed about how to and his hope good to have you on the program here. and when you offer such insightful analysis, thank you very much for staying with us so far. here. we're not you international, i want to, to ask you russia, saudi arabia, the way the key play is an opec plus but, but also though, we're looking at new members of bricks, iran, the egypt, saudi arabia, these all major players mohammed were talking about the majority owners of the oil production in the world today. oh, pack all the

not improved and met with is you a counterpart in abu dhabi with the israel, palestinian, of all the top of the agenda in the u. i. e, the russian president was created in the national capital with a very warm welcome. the, the in the following up for the drive here, the skies above were painted white, blue, and red. the streets were lined with the 3 countries flags mocking, flooded, may put into arrival to the you, a presidential palace. and some of his 1st remarks, the russian president, outlined by lateral cooperation with the u. a sewage and the ship machine. you look at it, thanks to your position today. our relations are at an unprecedented level. the u. a is russia's main trade partner in the world. last year, the trade turnover rose by 67.7 percent. it will be even larger this year. i think the same goes with investments. we conduct a number of large oil and gas projects. we also cooperate in opec plus. we co operate in the international arena. the u. e contributes a lot in stabilizing the situation in the world. being a non permanent member of the un security council, if anything has saved to be from the be

loved ones in the gaza strip. israel believes that some 136 people are still in the hands of the militant as wallace group, which is considered a tourist organization by the e. u. us and many other nations. our corresponding rebecca readers was at the rally and spoke to a teacher calling for her former pupil and his girlfriend to be released. it's believe the couple is still being held in garza. the 2 people were holding here. this is ivy not done or this is his girlfriend. noah are the money they were together at the nova music festival. they were kidnapped when the shooting started . they ran, they found cover under a bush. but the terrace came and drag them out. and everyone has seen the famous video of their kidnapping because she was taken away on a t v. it looks like a motor bikes. after that, there was a 4 2nd video of kno uh inside garza sitting on the mattress on the floor, drinking water. have you had any others? absolutely not. there's been nothing, no sign of life. and how do you feel about how the government is handle the situation in particular, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu? in the beginning, it wasn't clear to us to the families and fri

e. u. friendly coalition. under the former leader donald task is now waiting in the weeks. i'll say coming up tonight and it's campaigned to destroy him off. israel stuffing up, it's a tax on the city upon eunice agencies say this situation for civilians there is catastrophic. and the french of parliament rejecting president background immigration plans. the president wants to crack down on the legal migration while welcoming skilled workers from overseas. can he do both? at the same time. the break off is good to have you with this and we begin with some breaking news publish. parliament has elected centrist and liter donald to us as prime minister after the countries former leader mateus. but yet he lost a vote of confidence today in parliament, a parliament voted against were of janski's proposal to form a conservative government and that ended 8 years of rule by the nationalist law. and just as party robbie etzky has been leading a minority government ever since the election back in october of a coalition, a pro e u. parties has now been expected to take over a significant day for publish politics. earlier i spoke to our correspondence, monic

overburdening backing. yet israel still being serious, it will continue with its ad and ground defensive against thomas, which is classified as a tete, a group by the us, e. u and other countries, based on the ministry has now designated a metal strip and south cause a gold. i'll move a c as a humanitarian zone, it has directed cousins to relocate, but the area lacks the basic necessities of filter water for thousands of display strategies. the strength of barren land, crammed with desperate gauze and seeking safety in us, mostly heated israel's coal, to sleep. and the last, the in southern gaza when her home was boned. she now lives with her children in a thin plastic tent street. it's no place for us to worship pre. if you want to wash and get tons fittest and hopefully for that, there is no way or we can bake or get bread. it has to be clean or supermarket. it's a complete and marked 80 a little in us and other palestinians and the last see describe it is dangerously overcrowded and lacking in basic necessities like shouts, medical services and food. but israel has described alas seat as a humanitarian zone, and issued orders for civilians to evacuate. t

u y e. we see that in the uh, sending this solves and drawing a tax on israel and also now on the red sea. so ultimately, i think we have to combine both the regional and the domestic element. okay, we're going to dig into that with james. and by the way, in this conversation, we're going to ping pong, obviously, between the effects on trade and the, the regional implications. because because obviously these 2 are connected is the who these ability to strangle the trade in the red sea, which is such an important waterway as we, as we laid out at the top of the show, which gives them this importance regionally. and which could have regional consequences. and that my question that james is my question to you with this us led coalition. now the, in, in the red sea, it already was, you know, the us, 5th sleep was, is based in bahrain. so they were around there. but are we moving now closer to a regional war? i'm not sure about that, but so i take, um, i will have to, uh, have to watch it very carefully on the monster. com. um, but this is a national marathon cooperation. uh, it is interesting.

everyone understands that israel is going to keep about 10% of e west bank, where 80% ofts settlement is located adjacent to the green light. in return, israel would need to give uan equitable piece of land, and what i am suggesting -- but it may be in a different article -- is that wshould expand gaza. gaza should be triple the size of 306 to five kilometers that we have today. that would bring it closer to the west bank and would make a digging -- would make digging a tunnel between the two wings of the future palestinian state possible. whether this happed before or not, yes, ma'am, it did, in sin , it was another general at the time who pulled out by force the settlers from sinai. and he did it again in gaza in 2005 so iis possible if we have peace and if this piece enjoys the support of the majority of the population, you will see them winning. >> we only have a few minutes left and i have a lot more questions to get through. i don't think i'm going to be able to get through all of them, so thank you for that analysis, but can you please speak as well to a three -- if the plopa is a viable party. are they popular or not? will gaza recognize their leadership

israel and hamas. thirteen council members voted for the resolution; the us and russia abstained. the resolution was sponsored by the u—a—en ambassador to the u—n, called it a step

e. u. friendly coalition. under the former leader, donald tusk is now waiting in the weeks also coming up tonight and it's campaigned to destroy him off. israel stuffing up it's a tax on the city upon eunice agencies have this situation for civilians, various catastrophic.

israel and hamas. thirteen council members voted for the resolution; the us and russia abstained. the resolution was sponsored by the u—a—ebassador to the u—n, says the decision �*responds to the dire situation on the ground'. the palestinian ambassador to the u—n, called it a step in the right direction but reiterated calls for an immediate ceasefire — saying that 2 point 3—million palestinians have been fighting for their lives and facing death. meanwhile: israel's ambassador to the un criticised the resolution and said that the �*un should have focused on the humanitarian crisis of the hostages. gilad erdan also thanked the us for its support of israel. for more on the day's events, our correspondent there, john sudworth sent this update from washington. the united states explained that while they're happy that this was stepping up humanitarian aid, they were happy that the council did not include the condemnation of a mosque towards the october seven attacks and said that is what led them to eventually abstain and it is worth noting that the draught was humanitarian in nature and those in the council discussed must be

so no, i don't by the idea that israel is suddenly going to be ex, essentially vulnerable to its enemies. not least because leaders in saudi arabia and the u. a e quietly are, are perfectly happy to see how must be destroyed. they can't say it publicly, a mazda is a problem for them. the average street is a problem for them. and saudi arabia would love to be in a position where they could once again, normalize relations with israel as they were just about to do before october 7th. they just need it to be more than window dressing for the palestinians given what's happened for the last couple of months. so no, i don't buy that, but i do buy this back of the israel is more isolated today and is losing some of its international support that has been hard bought over many decades. and i'm sympathetic to the fact that is rarely steel what they cannot live next to a territory that is run by a government that does not recognize their right to exist. i. i except that i separate, it cannot be sustained will or the is really government to live next to a come us lead gaza. but that is very different than saying that they must destroy every member of home

e. u, and other countries. there was celebration of the un cease fire resolution paused with more than 3 quarters of the general assembly voting and save the death. and israel's un ambassador had all you before. the vote that the resolution would only benefit to mass, but just a handful of countries joined israel and his closest ally the us in voting know of and has been adopted today was a historic day in terms of the powerful message that was sent from the general assembly and if there's our collective duty to continue in this past until we see and then through this aggression against our people. while the vote in new york demonstrates much of the world once in the end to the fighting. these riley government seems determined to press on. it is repeatedly ruled out ending military operations until all the hostages and calls it a fried and a mass. it's just mental that's despite thousands of palestinian casualties and the increasingly dia, humanitarian situation. but those trapped within the besieged territory these a trucks entering the southern city of rafa from egypt, a gauze is lifeline. but fall to few. i'm making it through. on tuesday, israel said it w

u. i. e. dislike claims by what's important this is about supposedly isolating bush already holes on the you and so stop the attacks on gaza saying israel's actions are organized terrorism on them. on boardman. some civilians are buried under rubble for days of us. and then the place spent 4 days track tons of the russell without any food, the water. i didn't even have a swimming pool of water. i tried to cool house, but the rocks and concrete blocks left deep.