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one thing i didn't mention is the helicopter on the route along the east bank of the potomac.the helicopter was supposed to be at or below 200 feet sea level. 200 feet above the river, and the impact took place at 250 feet. if that is the case, it seems clear that the helicopter was higher -- almost twice as high as it was supposed to be. >> john: so, i d jon, go back to what you are talking about the last-minute change in the assigned runway for the incoming regional jet. because it did look about the same time the jet was coming in for short final, there was another jet -- and i believe it was another american airlines plane that was taking off on runway 1. if he had have been coming in for a landing on runway one, and would have been straight up the river. but coming over 33, you have to go over joint faced anticosti, and that would have exposed the belly of the aircraft to the helicopter. any idea why that last-minute change might have been made? >> i'm guessing -- and i don't know this for sure, but i'm guessing that that plane that you see taking off was slightly delayed

where they were supposed to be, whether that is the black hawk, which should have been hugging the east bankmac river on helicopter route, they were transitioning from route four to route from route one to route four headed southbound. i did ask and was told by the faa investigator that they can confirm that the regional jet was on short final and established on short final. so he was in a landing profile lined up with the runway when this happened. so that means that he wasn't swinging and circling to land. he was actually on that short final and lined up with the with the runway, which is something that's good to know. so he wasn't in a banking maneuver, for example. and then we just, you know, we need to let them do their jobs and recover the flight recorders and recover the victims and be patient, because we need to stick to the facts and stop speculating. you're seeing a lot of stuff happening on the air right now. some of it, you know, may turn out to be accurate, but but really, what the loved ones of the victims deserve is not wild speculation by everybody. and we're certainly not go

east jerusalem. a united nations spokesperson for the agency says it will continue to deliver assistance and services in the gaza strip, the west bankusalem beside the deadline. >> we will continue to do the work until we no longer can. there are no instructions or directives for us not to work in close cooperation with other united nations agencies. they are part of the humanitarian system. anchor: a coalition of congolese rebel groups which has captured the eastern city of -- has threatened to continue in six cents -- offensive all the way to the capital. they were speaking at the first news conference since taking control the city. they promise to restore services. many people have been displaced by years of fighting. they are reported to now have advanced into a neighboring province. you are watching bbc news world news america coming to you live from washington from the ronald reagan national airport. we have plenty more still to come on this tragedy, the investigation, and the key recovery effort that is still undergoing in the potomac effort -- announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... announcer: f

east palestine. and they listed the name of this food bank, this, this long established, well-regarded local food bank as their partner in this effort to get clean water to the people of east palestine. which sounds like a great cause, right? sounds like a great way to do it. a local charity working with this local food bank to provide this really specific local need that just seems right. and this was just weeks after the derailment, when a lot of people all over the country really did want some practical way to support and help the people of east palestine, ohio. this thing even had a great name. it was called the ohio clean water fund, which just i mean, how can you take issue with that? thousands of people all over the country, all over the country, donated to this people who are trying to do right by the people of east palestine in the wake of this disaster. and they got scammed and so did the people of east palestine. and so did that local food bank. >> and they were raising money, saying they were raising it for the food bank, with the food bank. and that was totally untrue. >> these guys raise

will released to they will be released to the homes and areas homes and-home areas in east the palestinian west bankhave been sentenced to imprisonment sentenced to life imprisonment much more serious offences not be allowed return will not be allowed to return to those areas, will be into exiled into egypt or neighbouring arab you are watching bbc news. is also accused of filming some of the alleged attacks. but none of the others. here's daniel sandford. seven and a half years ago and was in the middle of studying for a phd, with alcohol or drugs. catherine farrelly casey said, to the outside world he undoubtedly presents as a smart and charming young man. sexual predator, a voyeur and a rapist. when he was arrested detectives find videos at the flat, that zhenhao zou allegedly raped. the court heard that in seven of the alleged rape the women at this blog in bloomsbury can be heard saying i don't want daniel sandford, bbc news, inner london crown court. first asked for approval for more capacity. the government says a new runway, will help "make britain the world's best connected place "to do bus

over 100 came back here to the west bank and then they'll be allowed to travel home to the west bank or easthad been convicted of more serious offences — they have now been transferred to egypt. they're going to be deported to neighbouring countries such as qatar and turkey. and a number of prisoners were sent to gaza. now, we had a range of offences really, but 121 of those people released today were serving life sentences, some of them convicted on multiple counts of murder and attempted murder — membership of what israel calls terrorist organisations. we also had some people who hadn't ever been charged. the youngest person to be released today was a 16—year—old boy. but what i would say finally is that those images that were broadcast all over the middle east today will do — will give a boost to hamas' prestige because it allows hamas to say, "look, we're the ones getting the prisoners out. we're the ones who are the only real legitimate resistance", as they would see it to israel's occupation. over the next five weeks we're going to see 1,600 more prisoners coming out and it will do — i

electricity and heating surfaces on the left bank of the east or river. on the right bank, both electricity and gas prices are rising. but there are also plants for a possible rolling blackout in the future. there are alternatives to the current situation, but the main problem is the supply of electricity and gas from western countries. the increase in price is due to the supply as a major concern. we can see this happening and it is unlike the situation in transit in yesterday where there are other options for gas and electricity supply and right bank, moldova. however, these alternatives would be very expensive and would significantly worse in the living standards of the most open people for that. so for me, this sunday, much appreciated having your company, you know, new will be in the hot seats at the top of the next hour. i think i'll be able to join him, the hello and welcome to was a part of the school has witnessed a long procession of blocks once flying in all directions. but now there are circling the middle east, a series of terrorist attacks an

have covered our team on the ground, whether it's the dallas trip or across the pines, west bank including east jerusalem. they are continuing with the delivery on services. we don't have much idea of how that is really government plans if it does want to plan in the implementation of this uh how specifically, maybe they still got and they were too busy either thing. so do you know, you know, let's talk a little bit about so as soon as the seats fly started, we've heard that a lot of aid is getting in. is that true? is enough i getting in? i was already doing right now for the people in gaza over the past 10 days since the ceasefire started, we have seen indeed an increase, a significant increase in the single humanitarian aid that was built in the gowns of distributed people. 60 percent, all a bit that came in was voting biting down and distributed to reach hundreds of thousands of people, including in the areas that we were not able to access before like northern garza, so that's very waste on the east. his band and the icons into a fight, then the, the faith off the cease fire. he's a going

as i say, roughly 110, 120 are coming back to the west bank or east jerusalem.rriving today. another 70 have already moved to egypt. they've been deported there, and they're going to be transferred to neighbouring countries, including turkey and qatar, and a small number of prisoners, as well, as we saw in lucy's report earlier, arrived back in gaza. now, of those 200 prisoners, 121 were serving life sentences, some of them for multiple murder convictions, murder convictions, attempted murder in israeli courts, some on lesser sentences, some not even charged at all. the youngest prisoner to be freed today was just 16 years old, a 16—year—old boy. and the person who'd served the longest was actually jailed way back in 1986, so he's done some 39 years in prison. how much of a political win is this for hamas? i think it's a win for hamas, especially here in the west bank. you know, basically, you cannot understate how big an issue prisoners is for palestinians here. almost every family will have a relative who at some time has been detained in an israeli prison. th

issues with the entire international community agrees, that israel should withdraw from the west bank and east jerusalem except to modify the borders where the main settlements are, and that the palestinians should be given the right to have their own elections and choose their own people, and that palestine and israel should live in peace and harmony with a two-state solution. the impending threat now is a one-state solution, which means just one israel all the way between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea. and at this moment, jews are in the minority. there's a majority of non-jews living in that one state right now. israelis still have the more number of votes because many of the arabs, a lot of christians and muslims, are not yet old enough to vote. but it's obvious in the future there'll be a majority living that one state who are not jews. so israel will have to make a choice then of persecuting the palestinians so they can't vote, or permitting a vote where the jews might be in the minority, where they would no longer have control of the whole government. and that's something t

and the three elections that we have monitored in palestine in the west bank and gaza and east jerusalem have been completely open, free, democratic and safe. so it's almost a pure democracy although they are not in existence right at this moment. and we had a very good election in lebanon this past april. i was there, and the carter center monitored that election as well. so i think that there's some kind of brick in the ground work even in some of the arab countries with control from the center of opening up, and i think the united states will be much more cautious in the future of taking sides overtly or openly with the military dictatorships including arab friends who are -- leaders who are friends if there is an honest exhibition of desire for more democracy. even in saudi arabia there have been 10 leaders, most of them professors, by the way, who have formed the political party. that's as far as they've gotten. they've asked the king to approve their party. and i'm sure that if king abdullah says no, then they will disband immediately. but there are glimpses of what freedom means n

and clearly there's going to be some tears and joy into love even more so and guys on the west bank and east jerusalem. and even in, in, within his right side of the seniors. of course i found some, but a spin in is rainy. citizens wouldn't be released from prison. but that's what it is a good beginning, and probably could continue for the next few days, weeks. even. the question is the question you've been asking. the question we've been trying to answer, mostly educated guess is whether we will move beyond the 4th the 2nd day. and whether these writing is have any intention to carry on with the 2nd phase or not. we heard from the us president joe biden, that talking about how the deal has come to fruition. because of the hand over i guess of those 3 captives. your reaction to that, i mean, is this cooling for russian a little early on, given what you said, my frustration was. thank god, this is the last time i have to here job. i didn't speak us person. that was my 1st impression for the past 15 months had been difficult for all of us with some minimum rationality and decency listening to

what's important is the and occupation of guys of the west bank of east jerusalem . even of the, you know, city and gold on heights and so on. so forth, what's important for it is a to elect, i'm in bed or for right that i should say. not i'm and villa. it needs to bring in a kind of a south african 5 liter that is able to end up arcade in palestine just as the palestinians will dominate their own men. de la. i know there's talk about murder one, but who the and the others being freed from is really prisoners. whether we be allowed to stay in the west bank or it needs to be seen because there's a lot of talk about those very symbolically. there's like model on, but who would see that would be maybe maybe maybe a release from prison, but that would be sent out to about his time. but because his wife doesn't want them there and also because the policy is feared for their lives. but be that as it may, there is going to be a question of leadership looking for what i'm not exactly comfortable with. what kind of leadership is right is going to produce moving forward. i thi

see actually things going on in the west bank in east jerusalem, perhaps regionally, but also a lot of thoughts that seem to remember something like, oh, so it's like going to be the implementation of the rent, not for the so desperately needed humanitarian assistance. you call to that without loss of the same time as this is going on. it's rarely is waging it's despicable campaign against one rustling. want to see the screw. we have to look at the multiple spaces in which those aggressions and publications are going to take place and how can they be blocked in each of those spaces? one of the reasons why this is such a fragile place to be, thanks so much daniel levy, they're always a good tool to, thanks for your analysis form is writing negotiation. thank you so much. i. now the world health organization says it should be possible to increase a to gauze a by around $600.00 trucks a day under the seas. 5 deal, w h o also plans to bring in temporary hospitals. early of the world food program said access to aid is desperately needed to help palestinians facing salvation and gaza. what w

to reflect the political consensus of all palestinians, not only and guys are but in the west bank and east to us and whatever else, which already is the case, which is to keep struggling peacefully if possible. uh, preferably peacefully to keep struggling for palestinian national rights and the israeli occupation and the apartheid system and the genocide, right? so that these are all really each one of these has a huge, huge challenge. the o two's trying to sound a bit frustrating to get to that point. this festival this these far has to hold. doesn't that where the potential for lines where where, cuz it go wrong. i think the fault lines would probably be provoked by his really extremists and possibly by american extremist. this is one of the difficulties we have now. we're not tweet, palestinians, we're not just fighting israel. we're finding israel in the united states and. and some other cases, like the british governments of the german government. but in the united states there's this massive pro is rarely sentiment among the official official political leaders and the public. it's mu

coverage of our team on the ground, whether it's the dallas trip or across the pines when its bank including east jerusalem. they are continuing with the delivery on services. so we don't have much idea of how the is really government plans if it does want to plan in the implementation of all this house. this shouldn't be over the past 10 days since the ceasefire started. we have seen indeed an increase in a significant increase in the snow all humanitarian aid that was built in the gauze of distributed people. 60 percent all a bit that came in was voting by invalid and distributed to reach hundreds of thousands of people including in the areas that we were not able to access before like northern garza, so that's very waste on the east this band and icons into in fact that then the, the fate of the ceasefire, he's a going to be who the name jeff would need because we are the largest human and channel for authoration organization team. java. and we have something that is often under reported about his, the trust of the communities in jobs. are they new and they trust and for them and is life savin

and the three elections that we have monitored in palestine in the west bank and gaza and east jerusalem have been completely open, free, democratic and safe. so it's almost a pure democracy although they are not in existence right at this moment. and we had a very good election in lebanon this past april. i was there, and the carter center monitored that election as well. so i think that there's some kind of brick in the ground work even in some of the arab countries with control from the center of opening up, and i think the united states will be much more cautious in the future of taking sides overtly or openly with the military dictatorships including arab friends who are -- leaders who are friends if there is an honest exhibition of desire for more democracy. even in saudi arabia there have been 10 leaders, most of them professors, by the way, who have formed the political party. that's as far as they've gotten. they've asked the king to approve their party. and i'm sure that if king abdullah says no, then they will disband immediately. but there are glimpses of what freedom means n

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hundreds of thousands of palestinian refugee camps in the west bank including east jerusalem also continuefor their well-being and protection which are under direct escalating effects to intensify their attacks. causing destruction of property and the international community cannot ignore the rising violence and instability and cannot leave them without protection in this critical moment. to continue their historic accompaniment of our people on this long and painful journey which has been a central part and must remain so until its mandate is fulfilled. with the realization of their rights and the just and peaceful solution overcome the goal is to achieve. millions are dependent on us and we must not tell them. millions of palestine refugees, thank you mr. president. >> i think the president of the observer state of palestine for his statement. the presidency of the security council gives the floor to the representative of israel. i hereby inform united nation and security council that the deflation concerning the activity in israel well officially, and to fold and 48 hours. on january 30

$68.00 women and $22.00 children, many of which will be returning to the occupied west bank and the rest unoccupied. east jerusalem is worth mentioning that the prison services has released the statement in the last 24 hours saying that they are trying to crack down on expressions of palestinian joy once these prisoners are released and putting measures and other sort of mechanisms in place to ensure that that doesn't happen, but if you recall, when we saw back in november of 2023, there were celebrations, both in the occupied with bank and more muted ones and occupied east jerusalem because of the heavy presence of his really belief. so we can expect that heavy presence across jerusalem when those palestinians are released from is really jails under. thank you very much on this a who in amman they're going to bring it out. diplomatic editor james basie standing by in washington dc. donald trump presidency elect is just take office in about 2827 hours time, or something like that. and she was absolutely determined that this deal had to be done prior to him taking office. he said that was going to be held

there is some dilemma of her for every palestinian living in gaza in the west bank in east jerusalem and for his radius whose families have been held hostage to insult type of the 7 we shouldn't squander about how we should as an international community, as diplomats and international organizations, we should continue to marshall efforts to show off the c swipe process. so the, off the, the $42.00 days we can get to phase 2 and on a palm and a cease fire sustainable the spot which he can well open up the gates for the next stage, which would be the recovery of rehabilitation of adults and stress. now we do know that the sound is the leading, the global alliance on the implementation of the t states. they show along with the, you know, way and they were meeting yesterday out of coats out here reading the will. so the a t play are you from the, at the moment to is to be on the periphery of the, the mediation that took place in total. how to reach the currency spot arrangements . let me bring in dinah. hi dinah. i want to talk about these negotiations with palestinian points of view. yo

bank. our middle east correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem.g the ceasefire closely. already president trump has been taking credit for this ceasefire and hostage release deal. we saw that coming into effect on the eve of his inauguration. we know the us was a key broker along with regional mediators going between. when he was asked by reporters in the oval office if he could see this deal going to all three stages, it is supposed to go in the next stage to a full end to the war and in the third stage, to reconstruction in gaza, he said he was not confident the deal would hold through all three stages. he made comments about gaza saying it looked like a massive demolition site. he said it should be rebuilt in a different way — it was in a phenomenal location and that beautiful things could be achieved there. people are looking to his policy towards the middle east for any indication of what might happen in the weeks ahead. the approach that his administration will take. we had the new middle east envoy, a man with a background in real estate, s

bank. the are the middle east bureau chief, my f, a notion that brings us the latest on the west bank. westbank is on fire and again, these roll continues its large scale, milton reparation in janine, the northern west bank, c team long seeing as a strong hold of armed resistance against these really occupation. jeanine is viewed by israel as a key hub of terror. this is one of the operation dogs. i run wall has been labeled counter terrorist and buys really army reports suggests that palestinian authority forces which have conducted months of raids in janine the area leading to over $400.00 arrests, withdrew from the city. has the operation began, while the operation kicked off earlier on tuesday with a drones tried talking to multiple infrastructures before his really troops rolled into the city in convoys of military gates. clashes immediately abrupt is between local fights, us and it's really forces gunfire and explosions that go through the city and area and video circulating a line show at it and is really helicopters firing over janine the das toll as rise and according to the palestinia

bank. let's speak to our middle east correspondent yolande knell who's injerusalem for us. 0n on that operationn you tell us? the palestinian _ bank, what can you tell us? tue palestinian ministry bank, what can you tell us? tte: palestinian ministry of health has been saying at least ten palestinians have been killed and 40 people injured since the start of the latest major offensive by the israeli military targeting jenin in the north of the west bank. sources told us there are many civilians who are casualties. we have heard reports that israeli troops shot at the entrance of a hospital injenin and made arrests. armoured bulldozers have been operating in that area, digging up the streets and the israeli military saying it is looking for explosive devices when we have seen operations like this before. jenin is somewhere that is known as a stronghold of palestinian armed groups and the israeli military said it is a counterterrorism operation being carried out. we had hamas and islamicjihad responding to what is going on, calling on palestinians in the west bank to step up attacks against israe

says, but own what is still delivering assistance and services and the gaza strip device bank and occupied east jerusalem. despite a bond on the agency coming into effect protests as have been valley against the un agency outside the offices, israel's bottom covers unless operations in israel and occupied east jerusalem. it also prohibits is really a thought is from having any contact with own why in gaza. the occupied westbank page is chief, as one of the consequences will be disastrous, with millions of palestinians in desperate need of aid. the other company operations on the way near washington dc after a plane and a military, how they come to collide, it in midair over the potomac river. 64 people were on board the american airlines flight, which was moments away from london, 3 us soldiers. what about the helicopter? no one is believed to have survived president donald trump. i appear to suggest without evidence that workplace diversity policies may have been to blame. a group within the f a. another story determined that the workforce was too wide, that they had concerted efforts to, to g

bank. the arctic middle east bureau chief, my up in auction, that brings us the latest from the west bank. westbank is on fire again. pedro continues its large scale. milton reparation in geneva, the northern west bank, 16 long seeing as a stronghold of armed resistance against is really occupation. janine is viewed by israel as a key hub of terror. this is one of the operation dogs. i run wall has been labeled counter terrorist and vice really on the report suggests that palestinian authority forces which have conducted months of raids in janine the area leading to over $400.00 arrests, withdrew from the city, has the operations again, all the operation kicked off earlier on tuesday with a drones drive talking to multiple infrastructures before is really troops rolled into the city in convoys of military gates, clashes and me just me, a rock. this between local fights, us and it's really forces gunfire and explosions echoes through the city and area. and video circulating a line show at it, and it's really helicopters firing over janine the das toll as rise and according to the palestinia

bank. the r t middle east bureau chief might have an option of bring some of the latest from the west bank. westbank is on fire and again, these roll continues its large scale mil to operation in janine the northern west bank c team long seeing as a strong hold of armed resistance against this really occupation. jeanine is viewed by israel as a key hub of terror. this one of the operation dog i run wall has been labeled counter terrorist and vice really on it for, for it suggests that palestinian authority forces which have conducted months of raids in janine i have the area's leading to over 400 arrests, withdrew from the city has the operation began, all the operations kicked off earlier on tuesday with a drones tried talking to multiple infrastructures before he's really troops rolled into the city in convoys of military gates. clashes immediately abrupt his between local fighters and it's really forces gunfire and explosions that go through the city. an area and video circulating a line show at it. and it's really helicopters firing over janine the das toll as rise and according to the

quote, limit any sort of expressions of joy among palestinians, both in the occupied west bank and unoccupied, east jerusalem. so the big point of anxiety here is going to be the hours and minutes leading up to 8 30 am local time. when historically, these really military does bombard the gaza strip with a lot more power than it typically does. so since the announcement of the ceasefire, we're looking at at least a $120.00 palestinians who have been killed. but all eyes will be on guns during those final faithful moments. and time to take us through what happened in that very long cabinet may think over 6 hours to approve the deal as well. it was surely no surprise that this wasn't no unanimous vote is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu knew that when going into the negotiations with the white or cabinet. and in fact, he knew with going into the discussions and the security cabinet, which were delayed for more than a day because of internal fighting within the coalition. so you had a vote against the deals 6 of which were far right parties both a bit. so that smote rich any time our bank beer

took the sign i peninsula, i'm garza from egypt, the golan heights from syria captured east jerusalem on the west bank from jordan. countries lost territory and their price was badly then as he met the don't you know, kind of as email. i say, i know of net the, the what a get a lucky that to well i sent up upon a enough see, what am i on the way and neglect the key official doesn't uh get me out. and it's probably the most important if it, the we just had, i guess, you most and the zip this mean, let's humans that have to be left. you must just have to be bush, a hug. i mean, half must really have nothing to clean. definitely gotten a hold me been helpful for you. that's the i guess it was with the he's the how will come of the mouse or stuff the in white. good. not really doing it on will be my of all the fema tomeka. so cool. what off of auto select the g m data min wafford. and to me, would i'm doing this over here. i may have checked and close my door. i wish i could. i'm yeah, i had to be that i what i'm missing the happy most. it was really yeah, one moment when the last one, the one that's toug

not just in garza multiplied surgeries, such as the west bank and occupies east jerusalem. now there's been a bit of 2 tons and tons of alexa's, and i just want to read you a quote. it's actually from the secretary general in which she says if one are supposed to seize it's activities in the occupied palestinian territories, including extras and israel would be left to ensure that the range of service and assistance with the agency has been providing are still being provided now that courts has by on sonya gutierrez and he's saying that it's under or can no longer supply the aid. israel has to pick up the site, but given its track record, so fall that's not happening. you know, i mean there's 2 issues here. first of all, israel doesn't care much for international law. i kind of sconces that idea of international law. that's number one, number 2, israel's at war with the united nations. they've destroyed un uh, facilities on infrastructure. they've been bombing un schools. they've killed more than $220.00. you weren't workers. that's a world record. no other conflict in hist

the deal was a non silver joyed, palestinian celebrated across the middle east in gaza, the west bank, lebanon, and jordan. many people still find it hard to believe that peace could finally arrive following a 15 month for its devastated communities. i'm the region of large recording to gals and officials, the ongoing war has killed more than $46.00 and palestinians. but a recent study published by the renowned lun cit, medical journal suggest the actual number of dead could be at least 40 percent higher. but hope householders remain that peace would break out. and understandably emotions among the youngest were high yesterday. the of the day and the other survivors celebrate distressing images show the bodies of several children who are killed in the hours after this. the smaller deal was made. some 18000 miners have reportedly been killed since october 2023. many more were wounded in the last orphan projects that age has emerged from the and baffled enclave. in the wake of the latest is really strikes this thursday or wild gowns. it is a way to cease fire and 9 spend a prominent pal

it all should all to your reporting from ballasa palestinian refugee camp in the west bank right from the middle east to africa. and so done where the country's army blame the part of military rapids support forces, sub deliberately setting fire to the nation's largest oil refinery. just north of the account in continuation of its criminal and hateful behavior towards the country and its people and often forces tightened the noose on old combat fronts. the terrorist melisha deliberately set fire to the called tomb refinery in alger. healy in a desperate attempt to destroy the infrastructures of this country. after despairing of achieving its illusions of seizing its results and land. the r s f itself which controls the side, blames a suit in these army for the same thing. the facility was targeted with our own homes. images circulating on social media, showed massive black slide hovering over neighboring talents. resident, save a fear of the health implications of the place with medical authorities urging the public to wear mass, easy down on. and we'll sit down as large as the old refinery has been

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around 700,000 israeli settlers living among 2.7 million palestinians in the west bank and east jerusalem. most countries and international legal bodies view the west bank as occupied palestinian territories, but netanyahu and his likud party have always rejected this and have actually sought to increase the number of illegal settlers there in an effort to conquer more palestinian land. and the two most radical members of netanyahu's government or his cabinet, both minister smotrich and ben-gvir. they actually live in west bank settlements themselves. they have violent histories. they are very open about their plans to remove all palestinians from the holy land with violence when necessary. ben-gvir just quit his cabinet post to protest the ceasefire deal in gaza this week. trump's nominee for ambassador to the united nations, congresswoman elise stefanik. well, she was asked whether her ideology aligns with those of the extremists. ben-gvir and smotrich. watch what she said. >> i'm rarely surprised by answers in my office. >> but i did ask you whether you subscribe to. >> the views of fi

we'll get that in a moment 1st to the middle east and live bank. and you can see fit cloud moving in across eastern parts of the mediterranean. we are like to see some on settled weather conditions coming back in for the event and some heavy rain sweeping its way south, across a saudi arabia with thunderstorms expected in mecca. we could see some flooding that rain stretching all the way up to q weight. now it has been feeding cooler across the gulf. attempt is all set to pick up slightly over the next few days for the likes of could talk. but they are going to come down across that event 12 degrees celsius in jerusalem and damascus on tuesday. things we include feeling cooler as well across the north east of africa. that unsettled weather does clear away from egypt. instead, it will be picking up in the north, west for the likes of morocco. and i'll jerry a thanks to unsettled weather across the mediterranean. but it's improving picture as far as morocco goes on, choose day, much y a to the south of this is temperature is picking up across the wes

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