he's doing. egypt to day send a to aircraft towards may $38.00. and if that's a good beginning under this agreement, or does your uh, join the defense agreement, it may be in the hands to uh, mandatory, and ship the order to uh, pull up an insurance between the actual uh, don't con, can enjoy knowing that if you'll be entitled for a year, when i make a contract story, so money land this, but a couple, a really jones and so manya and long pistol pick have that all, you know, take no way. nickel means the ones that see of just throw money at land and build uh, and mainly 30 navy ports and visit asian n n thought appear. and that so money internal knows up to about 3 is on a ship site. and so we're so malia base agreement, we know that was called about, we've been on it. there are many of common interest in signing the julian defense agreement to be pointed to malia and the edge up the part of may not a is on the let me say that finished or the pedestal you're going to want to find it. so it would depend, i say that so for entity and this, that medic

we travel to egypt view, the roof of border crossing. we drove to cairo and finally arrived to turn you home with the last of the hardest thing is that we have lost so much for holding. i lost her home and had newer to live. the last was the worst thing that is the process. how is your modern or family of 4 of them that also belong to lay out here in egypt and i mean our lives have changed completely in gaza. we suffered a lot. and so late because of the bombing several, several hook, hunger and the destruction process to an absolute low point, we fled to egypt to save our life. wow. most of casual when a lot of the year, i presume by education both while i go to as i should reach schools and i had like we enrolled me there and got books articles, but i was afraid i wouldn't be able to go to school anymore. and i get when i'm in the 9th grade, i came and spent the chalet my mental health, it sounds like a totally so thanks for the help of my parents, i'm doing better than that. when i wake up in the morning, plus, i get home with my stud

uh we travel to egypt, viewed the rock of border crossing. we drove to cairo and finally arrive to turn you home. then the last of the hardest thing is that we have lost too much of the most of whom and nor to live for the deluxe was the worst thing of the deep pockets have, has your modern or fairly a full for them. but also the out of here in each of the, in our lives have changed completely in gaza. we suffered a lot to leave because of the bombing several, several hope hunger and the destruction process to an absolute low point. we fly to egypt to save our lives. lot almost like control when a lot the part of that at the last year i presume my education the go to all as i sharif schools and i had like we enroll me there and go books article, but i was afraid i wouldn't be able to go to school anymore and i get to, i'm in the 9th grade i came in, the summer bluff chalet to my mental health. it sounds like it's all that. so thanks for the help of my parents. i'm doing better than that. when i wake up in the morning last i get home with my s

so we came to egypt on may 1st. so now we're slowly, we started to resume our lives that the kids began adapting to live here. level for you know, it has has started to get better. he used to be so fearful. some data has to go up . a danny, steve, i yeah. there were days when he just used to sleep with his face pressed into the sofa cushions were so whenever he heard bombing, she would run into that room. the short this was members will lock the door. i'm so tired from running errands today. it's very warm. it's 39 degrees outside for some of the same situation is very difficult. thank god my brother and jordan is helping us base. so everything in egypt is okay, but it's not like being in your own um community so. so we live in a rented apartment to you, which adds to own are expensive. that when they go to have the most lovely, if can you most of them not do that. i mean, we're grateful to egypt into the time people of this nation who are hosting off. i like to modify them. i'm not sure of in well, trying to emigra

we travel to egypt, viewed the roof of border crossing. we drove to cairo and finally arrived at our new home. the last of the hardest thing is that we have lost so much for holding. i lost her home and had newer to live feed of the last was the worst thing the the products have. how is your modern, are fairly a full for the last what the latest year in each of our lives have changed completely in gaza. we suffered a lot pensively because of the bombing several, several hope hunger and the destruction process to an absolute low point. we fly to egypt to save our life. lot almost like casual when a lot of that at the last year i presume by education while i go to all, as i should leave school in for her like we enroll me there and go books, articles. but i was afraid i wouldn't be able to go to school anymore and i get when i'm in the 9th grade, i came and spent the day. so some of the chalet, all my mental health, it sounds like a totally so thanks for the help of my parents, i'm doing better than that. when i wake up in the morning plus i

i managed to enter egypt and i have to look at it. and that's when i 1st had the idea of opening a restaurant here. but i think i called it some pile remarks, i get a man after the neighborhood and also where i used to live there. you know what? month and then one second to. yeah. so i'm asking about that. yeah i'm, i'm a guest in this country and about so i feel i should work with locals within animal . most of my staff are gibson, la, shifts the workers at the management personnel are all egyptian is out on the ice, out of 10 percent are gone. and so we're living in egypt without a job, which is, i guess they work as waiters and cleaners about that, but most of the staff are from egypt or minded at the moment. hello, how are you? you remind me of concept as well. so how do i know, said the montez get up and have some milk? swish will you need to get on with your studies in washington? i don't want those so that my name is more tazz also by we and i am 14 years old. so i have like came to egypt on may 1st with my parents and my siste

uh we travel to egypt view the roof of border crossing. we drove to cairo and finally arrived to turn you home with the law. some of the hardest thing is that we've lost so much lost our home and a newer to live. the last was the worst thing that is the process. how is your modern or family of 4 of them? let also the out of here in each is a funny in our lives have changed completely in gaza. we suffered a lot then to leave because of the bombing several, several to hunger and the destruction process to an absolute low point. we fled to egypt to save our lives, lie almost a controlled one and not the a part of that. at the last year. i presume my education both a lot of i'll go to all as i should reach schools and we'll have like what we enroll me there and go books article. but i was afraid i wouldn't be able to go to school anymore. and i get to, i'm in the 9th grade documents, but that, that, that some of the chalet to my mental health. it sounds like a totally so thanks for the help of my parents, i'm doing better than when i wake up i

we fly to egypt to save our lives. wow. most i guess will one a lot of that belong to you referencing my education. while i go to all as i should leave school in for her like we enroll me there and go books comfortable. i was afraid i wouldn't be able to go to school anymore. and i get when i'm in the 9th grade, i came and spent the summer bluff chalet, my mental health, it sounds like a totally so thanks for the help of my parents, i'm doing better than when i wake up in the morning plus i get home with my studies and things, and then i catch up on the news from gaza. do you need help? the and asked me, so i my name is god. i founded the initiative all his grandson's. but the fact that helps children from kaiser who live in cairo and magazine economic but our initiative has been going to be learning and the feeling and emotional develop. awesome it, i say wouldn't move the quiet down. now we're all going to tell me. so we don't disturb the teacher. okay. the level of what's the matter? oh, we reached out to parents and cre

indeed, this part| of land between egypt and gaza is controlled by camp david treaty between egypt and that treaty. that's why these negotiations in cairo, practically, is between egypt and israel. egypt is not happy for israel to stay in this corridor, and israel is insisting that any permanent ceasefire deal in gaza should include that israel should stay include that israel should stay in this corridor. if egypt endorsed that, the request means this is a change from the camp david treaty. negotiations in cairo is practically between egypt and israel, hamas is not part of this negotiation. hamas has other reservations related to the return of refugees to their homes, the amount of prisoners exchanged for the hostages, and so on. but now, the main point of negotiations is the presence of israel in the philadelphi corridor. i the philadelphi corridor. i understand local reports say israel has now come with a revised proposal. they are talking about an eu mission being put around rafah. is that something the eu want to be involved with, how does it play out? �* , ., . ., out? it's not cl

we can look at some images live from egypt. from the jerusalem yesterday, where antony blinken israel had accepted a bridging proposal and urged hamas to do the same. , . , ., , ., same. these are the live shots from e: -t same. these are the live shots from egypt where — same. these are the live shots from egypt where antony _ same. these are the live shots from egypt where antony blinken - same. these are the live shots from egypt where antony blinken is - same. these are the live shots from egypt where antony blinken is now. egypt where antony blinken is now hoping for a new round of talks with egyptian and qatari and us mediators to break through with that deal. after talks injerusalem yesterday, mr blinken said israel had accepted what he called a "bridging proposal" and urged hamas to do the same. this is the situation now where antony blinken, we are waiting for him to descend from his plane there and he will be going on to those talks with his egyptian, qatari counter parts to get some kind of break through. this comes

policy on egypt in a way that was extremely beneficial to the president of egypt.st meeting that was ever held with the new u.s. president was with the egyptian president, a pretty big kiss, if you will, to that country that we had held at arm's length. these investigators and agents were described to us as stunned because they had never gathered this quality of investigation in a money laundering or financial conspiracy case before. certainly not one that had been closed down. and not one in which they had been barred from continuing to investigate the leads right in front of their faces. >> wow. stunned and gob smacked. again, there is an easy way to sort this out. those financial records don't have to be subpoenaed. a candidate who wanted to dispel the sorts of allegations and said they were not true could simply release that information publicly. but we will await that development. "washington post" national investigative reporter, carol leonnig. thank you for the reporting. thank you for helping us understand it, carol. >> thank you, rachel. >> all right. we'l

in aid for military for egypt.r, and there's a lot of competition for that title, but u.s. investigators, didn't ever prove that the money from egypt, that cash from that egyptian bank went to trump to prove or disprove that they would need access to more of trump's financial records, but they would never get that access, and that is its own scandal. carol and davis appointing bill barr stepped in to make sure the fbi agents wouldn't be allowed to subpoena trump's financial records. he also then removed the u.s. attorney who was overseeing the investigation and removed her replacement until he finally got a u.s. attorney in that jurisdiction who would shut down the investigation entirely. now what investigators illegal cash payment to a presidential campaign from a foreign tater, i mean, if that were ever proven that would be one of the biggest presidential scandals in american history if not the biggest. that said it has not been proven and donald trump has denied it. nobody was allowed to look at the evidence tha

from here, i'm going to egypt and qatar. these are our two critical partners to get the ceasefire agreement over the finish line and get the hostages home and lasting peace and security. i look forward to consulting with the president with other critical colleagues in both countries on the immediate steps ahead and in particular what needs to be done to ensure ha hamascomes along and everyone wg on finalizing a clear understanding of the commitments. that's where we are and again, i say, for us, for president biden, from is a deep sense of urgency to get this done. i also see that throughout the country as well as the region. not just to get the hostages home but ease the suffering of people. gaza is the best way to make sure conflict doesn't spread. the pressure points and throughout the region and open prospects trying to build more. >>reporter: there has been a long-standing disagreement between hamas and israel about permanent ceasefire and temporary ceasefire. can you confirm this would be a perm then ceasefire with ham

last month for acting as a -- foreign agent for egypt.there a possible pattern of egypt's efforts of trying to influence u.s. politicians? >> the key linchpin in all of this is egypt's general intelligence agency. the president's cia. this is an important spy network that he has relied on to pressure and push his agenda especially in the united states. what menendez's trial showed is that intelligence services top officials reaching out and making friends with menendez and trying to steer him to push specific things that were important to the egyptian president on the world stage. and went so far as menendez actually giving them important information that was pretty sensitive about the pleas of our government in egypt that was sensitive information. it went so far that he took a lot of money from people who were operating at egypt's bidding and he was accused of being a foreign agent of that country. the general intelligence service , the egyptian president's cia, was the entity that u.s. intelligence said would be used to spirit this mon

on to egypt?— on to egypt? yes, we head to egypt tomorrow. crucially _ on to egypt?w. crucially there _ on to egypt? yes, we head to egypt tomorrow. crucially there will - tomorrow. crucially there will be dot—mac where the egyptians are one of the most important mediators in all of this along with the qataris and they can pass messages more directly in gaza. the egyptians also crucial when it comes to the sticking point yolande was talking about about the south of the gaza strip because he insists he will remain president along the border with egypt. israel says that is to stop smuggling and stop hamas rearming but hamas says it simply means continued occupation and therefore not an end to the war so this is a fundamental point. one of the key administration envoys in the region has been working on that with the egyptians over the last couple of weeks trying to create this bridging proposal which is meant to bring the two sides together on this. their statements last night were both very defiant, sticking to their positions, digging in. light might be in part tactic

i following a diplomatic push, us, egypt and qatar-— following a diplomatic push, us, egypt and qatarmaryam moshir live in paris _ egypt and qatar. i maryam moshir live in paris when _ egypt and qatar. i maryam moshir live in paris when a _ egypt and qatar. i maryam moshir live in paris when a new _ egypt and qatar. i maryam moshir live in paris when a new a - egypt and qatar. i maryam moshir live in paris when a new a of - live in paris when a new a of olympic sport making its debut. we will have all the latest in a short while. welcome. russia is sending reinforcements including heavy weapons to the kursk region, where a ukrainian ground offensive has entered its fourth day. ukrainian forces have also now launched a drone attack on a russian airbase just north of on a russian airbase just north of kursk. ukraine's president zelensky says russia needs to �*feel the consequences' of it invasion. these pictures show that airbase being targeted. ukrainian sources say several dozen russian fighterjets and helicopters at the base were hit, as well as munitions warehouses storing hundreds

we are going to take you to egypt, where i going to take you to egypt, where the us secretary of stateeader in order to push forward with what he hopes is a bridging proposal for a ceasefire deal in gaza. so mr blinken will be of course we lose the pictures! but we are monitoring what is happening in egypt and antony blinken warned this is maybe the last opportunity to secure a ceasefire agreement between gaza and israel. we are monitoring that and the situation in sicily as well. we have a live page there that can you access. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the bbc has uncovered testimony from what may be one of the worst incidents of mass killings in myanmar�*s civil war. on august 5th, eyewitnesses say hundreds of civilians from the rohingya muslim community were bombed as they tried to flee. it's the latest deadly violence against them — in 2017, hundreds were killed in what was described by the un as ethnic cleansing by the country's military. in recent months, scores of rohingya muslims have been killed and thousands have fled to bangladesh, but now they say

this is the buffer zone between egypt and gaza. i'm also stated that they agree to an earlier proposal by us president joe biden and which is row was, would retreat from this area, and that would be a complete ceasefire. but to the sticking point now is the is rating demands which include a temporary cease fire for about 6 weeks. a mouse is arguing for that to be a complete withdrawal. alongside of permanence, this ation of all strategies. uh so these are just some of the latest pictures that are coming to us at the moment. actually we do have with us at the moment and i'm at almost 3 professor of media studies at the don't institute for graduate studies . he joins us live from minneapolis in the us and c, blinking was very explicit. he said several times that israel has endorsed the agreement. he was quite categorical about this. so yeah, i mean, look, we've been listening to blinking now for 10 and a half months. i think this is 9th visit to, to the region. um and so i think most of what he said was pretty um, you know, uh, par f

just as a egypt said that as well as quote, deliberate killing of an armed palestinians. it shows that it's lackley political will to end the war in gaza. what impact do you think the stripe will have on the cease fire talked we are expecting a new round this thursday as well. i'm not so sure what difference this strikes we make as, as we seen, other strikes on schools in recent weeks. but of course, it underlines the need for sci fi, and we've heard these condemnations, especially also here in the region from egypt, from jordan, from the united arab emirates, but also from the you. but of course, with people in gaza, these are mainly words. it doesn't really change the situation for them. so last week we heard from the mediators from colorado, from egypt, uh, also from united states that they have rescheduled talks uh or scheduled talks for next thursday. we also got a confirmation from the is really side from the prime minister's office that they will send a delegation. but we also hearing from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that the war will only end a when hum us

and we've heard these condemnations, especially also here in the region from egypt, from jordan, from the united arab emirates, but also from the you. but of course the people in gauze are these are mainly words . it doesn't really change the situation for them. so last week i've heard from the mediators from cutoff, from egypt, uh, also from united states that they have rescheduled talks uh or scheduled talks for next thursday. we also got a confirmation from, uh, the is rarely aside from the prime minister's office that they will send a delegation. but we also have hearing from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that the war will only and when her mouse is removed from power the also year from sources with in homicide, they are also studying a proposal. but it's very difficult at this point to understand where those talks uh, stand uh where you know whether they have any chance of success. also given the situation in the region where the reach is waiting for some sort of or possible retaliation by hezbollah or iran against israel. but it's all connected of course of what is going on

when mediators, egypt guitar and saudi arabia are pushing to resume, cease fire talks, but egypt is foreign. ministry says that quote, the deliberate killing of the cause of civilians shows israel has no intention of ending the war. let's speak to dw used correspondent atanya kramer. joining us now from jerusalem, tanya, we just seen some of the footage of the aftermath of air strikes there. what has israel upset about this? as well as military maintains that advise a place for him? also new to is allow me to add operatives where using basically as the command center, the school and most of the compounds where people were forced to shelter. many people have been displaced so many times and they're so doing in the schools no statement this morning already said that the idea of the military had struck with position guard as miss silas middle also claimed. have you heard this also repeatedly in other strikes, a hum us for operating was in a civilian showed us basically taking people as human shields and a military spokes person also questioned the numbers that were given outside the house of s

but as blinking heads off to egypt for the next round of talks, disagreements remain between israel and homos. these include israel's refusal to withdraw all of its troops from cause a red line for how much israel would also like to retain some strategic control in gauze. the, including along its southern border with egypt, the roof of crossing this and the philadelphia core door. narrow buffer zone. in garza smoke rising above con eunice marks the latest bombardment by is rarely forces. the city in the south of the strip bears the scars of months of fighting. its residents have grown skeptical any attempts by the united states to secure peace. hey, it's evelyn comes, was it to israel will not change anything. every time we hit it will. but it turns out that there are no negotiations, it's all lies about if the clock like is if it's above us then right. then we suffer a lot of guns that are good, but i'm ready, you know, what's the categories and we feel that the american us of, of the international community are, can you not on us without mercy, a simple and i had to use this as it to

because according to the peace treaty between egypt and the zionist regime, basically , the zionist regime has no right to deploy heavy forces on philadelphia, which is 14 kilometers long and 300 meters wide. on the border of egypt and the sinai desert present a winning card to the extremists, and of course , the unannounced goal of the zionist regime is actually to challenge and reach the egyptian forces in the sinai desert, and the egyptians, realizing this fact, announce that the presence of the army forces the zionist regime is focusing on the ongoing negotiations , the egyptians announced that they will not accept this issue because it is egypt's red line, because based on the fact that the egyptians declare that the goal of the zionist regime is the sovereignty and national security of egypt, and the zionist regime is also trying to do this. the card is actually considered as a winning card for the post-war period in connection with the natsarim axis, i would like to inform you that this axis will be established in the middle of gaza and in fact in the south of gaza city, from

with our partners in egypt and qatar, are decision is - egypt and qatar, are decision is simple, it'sha. with every passing day, the world lies —— the lives of the hostages are injeopardy. every single day, women, children, men in gaza are suffering without access to adequate food, medicine, and at risk of being wounded or dying infighting that they didn't start and they cannot stop. time is of the essence because there's the danger of escalation in the region every passing day, that we've been working to prevent from day one. with egypt and qatar, we're united in purpose and qatar, we're united in purpose and action. we're working in different ways to ensure there is not escalation, sending the necessary messages to all the potential actors, including hezbollah and iran. we're united in our work with the parties to try to bring this agreement across the finish line, and qatar and egypt in particular are working with hamas to bring it along as we work to conclude this agreement. now, as i think everyone remembers, president biden put out a detailed plan for a cease—fire and the releas

deal the secretary at states is meeting egypt, president of the c c. now he's the adapt adults with israel's prime minister. lincoln says that benjamin netanyahu accepted a circle, bridging proposal for forward last week by mediators so policies. but how about says washington is dying to pressure from as well, and major sticking points from a doctor plan put forward by the us post enjoyed by a lot of. that's why the silence of buttons proposal states that is right would entirely retreat into sizes and a complete sweet spot. whereas the is really demands include only a temporary c spot for 6 weeks. that means a big military force will remain in the philadelphia car door and state in the rough across something which means restricting height of 2 is really approval. now, the bus is that in between egypt and galls, or is known as the philadelphia, colorado. the full team, comma to long strip of land represents the entirety of the border area between casa and egypt. israel managed the area controlling the movement of goods and people into that withdrew its

dominating this axis is impossible, it pits egypt against israel. a situation that, as a zionist journalist says, shows that israel is not ready to stop the war. israel is not ready to stop the war in gaza. israel is not ready to leave gaza so nothing can be agreed upon. these conversations are therefore completely useless and empty. this is a show. hizbollah understood this situation and therefore attacked because it concluded that a ceasefire in gaza was highly unlikely. mojtaba shah soni of radio and television news agency. emphasizing that non-inflationary economic growth is the first priority of the economic council of the government, the high adviser of the president announced the preparation of a policy package for the society to get out of the recession. the first a meeting of the government's economic headquarters was held and, of course, the government's priorities were discussed. the most important priority that follows the discussion of higher economic growth with methods and methods that cannot increase inflation, and with non-inflation

qatar, egypt, let's talk about the gaza ceasefire issue and also the issues that are raised around this issue, mr. dr. seyed reza sadr al-hosseini , a senior expert on west asian issues , is with us in the studio, and during the conversation, another guest will be added to our group. i hope that make a plan and accompany us until the end . i would like to thank the esteemed viewers of one sima channel for their support until this moment and invite you to join us for the beginning of this conversation on khabar. thank you very much for being with us, as you have seen in the news, and thank you hamas for the doha negotiations an hour after the publication of the joint statement of qatar, egypt and the united states, which called the ceasefire talks in qatar serious and constructive. one of the leaders of hamas told al-mayadeen that the talks in doh have not progressed and tel aviv has insisted on its positions. netanyahu's office also appreciated the efforts of mediators, including the united states, to convince hamas. and announced that we hope that the pressure will make hamas accept th

tides egypt, egypt tend to do anything on this. although the quoted, the issue was an embarrassment, easy, but they did, they stayed on the silence and then the results to quite diplomacy to try to send messages to visit. and is that the angry, the not happy with this, but apart from this, i mean, egypt not was facing that they called on to the morning. and i think the, the, the, the, the, the product is, is keeping the states feed bin opposite to going into for competition. what is the kind of buddhist at this point? and so it's a country that, yeah, and do you see the american political calculation, changing actual and the lead up to the election? we've been covering the protests that have been taking place outside of the democratic national convention. they also have an outside the republican national convention against the wall and gaza. president biden said in his speech that the protest just have a point. but then he was very quick to say the protest is, have a point there. being too many innocent people killed on, on the sid

an hour after the publication of the statement by qatar, egypt and the united states, which called the ceasefire talks in qatar serious and constructive , one of the leaders of hamas told al-mayadeen that the talks in two years ago at the same time, netanyahu's office appreciated the efforts of the mediators, including the united states, by convincing hamas, and we announced that the pressure would make hamas accept the proposals and reach a final agreement. a hamas representative also told afp he said, we have nothing less than a ceasefire to the complete withdrawal of forces. we will not accept the expansion of the gaza border and the return of refugees and the agreement to exchange prisoners for prisoners. prohibited areas in gaza. anroha ordered the evacuation of more areas from the south of gaza and the endless nightmare of death and destruction. at the same time, al-mawazi camp was also targeted by the fighters of the occupying regime , which is called a safe zone according to the zionists. at least four people, including a child, were killed in the zionists' attacks on the tents

and most of the not of in egypt right, is called irish and which literally means life. people are very dependent on it all without bread. there is no life, isn't it? and that's why we call it each acknowledge, beginning a one. but legacy at every meal is served with bread and egypt and i've been, is back in the week is the main staple food for the population of almost a 100 and have enough a ran into hey, are produced from we 2. and they would, that are the most important animal feeds in boy. so we feed humans and animals the like, i'll come on a lot of is that in sand with the access to affordable bread is part of the social contracts between the government and the people of egypt over the by the fifty's, the government to decided to regulate and monitor its production in sale since then this being a jewel system, the says bridge. it's available for free the fluctuation price, which reacts to market forces and bridge at a fixed price, which is set by the government and subsidized the 5th from fed is yeah, if you dont me, this could be the government covers the price di

i following a diplomatic push, us, egypt and qatar-— following a diplomatic push, us, egypt and qataratar. i maryam moshir live in paris when a new a - egypt and qatar. i maryam moshir live in paris when a new a of i live in paris when a new a of olympic sport making its debut. we will have all the latest in a short while. welcome. russia is sending reinforcements including heavy weapons to the kursk region, where a ukrainian ground offensive has entered its fourth day. ukrainian forces have also now launched a drone attack on a russian airbase just north of on a russian airbase just north of kursk.

they could see all this money leaving egypt. ledger in trump's bank accounts. it was after that that at his instruction, she reviews the original cia intelligence. starts to requestion whether they should move forward. barr takes the additional step of going to the fbi director and telling them, tagts, some of which came from the operation and said that you need to impolls some adult supervision on he's the agents. >> there's a piece, let me read a little of this reporting. in the years since the egypt case was closed, it has been laid bare by the bribery conviction of, dot, dot, dot, senator menendez who was recently convicted. over the course of his presidency, donald trump shifted u.s. policies in ways that benefits the egyptian leader, a plan he once called his favorite dictator. they released 195 million in aid. a move that was opposed by his first secretary of state followed by the recent $1.2 billion. so donald trump reversed president obama's policies toward egypt. if this transaction happened, there was a quid pro quo,

we hear in the news that america, egypt, and qatar are trying to do this. the war is the end of the body, but all this is a lie. with the help of god we continue to resist and do not give up. palestine and gaza will remain like a thorn in the throat of the occupying regime and those who disobey the palestinian cause. madrasah al-tabain al-sharia , the theme of targeting with three rockets before the warplanes, madrasah al-tabain was targeted with three missiles . a large number of refugees had taken refuge in this place. they are in the mosque. the morning prayer school was a direct target. the wounded who were transferred to al-moamdani hospital are in very serious physical condition. because the forces are unable to remove the bodies and collect them the number of martyrs is very high. the situation here is a tragedy . about this war crime that happened in the gaza region. nizal aliyan, a gaza reporter. the commemoration ceremony of martyr ismail haniyeh was held with the efforts of the quranic community in tehran. the participants in this ceremony rememb

the health authorities has at least 27 people were killed in the strikes. egypt guitar in the us are trying to negotiate an agreement between is really into mos over israel's military presence in gauze once the war ends. a moss. as you may remember, carried out the october 7th terror attacks and israel but dw correspondence, the legs come so joins me now from jerusalem. felix, what more do we know at this point? and that's an interesting question because at the moment we were up until i would say 2 hours ago, we were all under the impression that those stocks are not going to take place. that's all. we've heard reports yesterday saying that the talks on the brink of collapse according to the us sources. now, just an hour ago is ready. media have been reporting that the is there any negotiation? steam is currently in cairo with the idea of negotiating a solution or finding a solution to the some of the core issues in this meeting on such a day, which many people hold their hopes on is not yet final. it's not the a tour that it's going to take place, but these ready to comment is to me

of your talking about the gaza - egypt l talking about the gaza — egypt border, the border needs to beisrael does not trust egypt to do on his own because for years they have all these channels under the border that have allowed hamas to build up stockpiles of arms. perhaps american oversight, but it's on the ground on the egyptian side, but that does not need to be one israeli soldier on the gaza side of the border. that is no one in the world to do thatjob, and israel remain in because it is a nonstarter for hamas and israel remain in because it is a nonstarterfor hamas in and israel remain in because it is a nonstarter for hamas in terms of getting a deal done. this is something israel will have to do with, as well as the palestinians. but we need to focus on finding a political solution for the future of gaza, and at the future of palestine. we need to move into renewed peace processes that will enable palestinians to have a life of dignity, security, as well as the israelis. that is what we have to focus our efforts on. this war has to end, the killing and suffering has to end in

so probably more tomorrow after we, we talk to our friends in, in egypt and cutter. and i'm sorry that was a 3rd party question. oh yes, it did. it did. and this has been also something that's been a deep and ongoing concern for us violence, intimidation as well, of the past and community in the west bank. uh, there was an incident, as you know, just a few days ago that i think has galvanized attention from the is from the israeli government. and that, that is critical. and we look to see um, action taken, action taken to prevent this kind of violence action taken to hold people who are responsible for accountable. and we're looking to the government to take the necessary steps to stop the violence and to make sure. ready that there is real deterrence in place so that it doesn't happen again. thank you. thank you. thanks everyone. us x ray states and to the blinking speaking there in tennessee as he has of course, been holding talks with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as well as of the officials in west jerusalem and to leave his 9th trip to the regen

egypt and jordan are neighbors with occupied palestine. foreign minister. jordan came to tehran at noon today and met with the acting minister of foreign affairs of our country. mr. ayman al-safadi, who had a telephone conversation with the acting minister of foreign affairs twice in the last two days, today in tehran he said: he is carrying the message of the king of jordan on this trip. i told my brother clearly that i am not the bearer of a message from israel and he did not come here. he condemned this assassination and called this assassination an ugly crime and an act of tension, which is a violation of international laws, a violation of human rights, and also a violation of the sovereignty of countries. we fully condemn this action and demand effective action to stop the war against gaza. bilateral issues. the developments related to the region and the crime of the zionists in the assassination of martyr haniyeh are the most important topics of the conversation between mr. ali bagheri and ayman safadi. also, the foreign minister of jordan , who came

so we're going to have to wait and see what comes out of the talks in egypt. isn't that and don't high afterwards to see whether in fact the israel is outside. yes. and whether in fact, a boss is prepared to say yes as well. as some observers have also criticize the us for not really bringing enough pressure to bear on israel to bring a bite to cease fire. is the us really doing all that? it can as well. again, i think that the president, by it has been trying to walk a very fine line between uh, between uh, pricing is route through uh, through initiatives through drawing if you will. uh, but not dropping a uh, hammer in the form of arms. uh, arms session or, or other kinds of uh, real pressure that would, uh, that would certainly create a star in israel. uh, boeing also create a big star here in the united states. and you know, keeping in mind that we are at the, at the beginning of the ultimate phase of the presidential elections. the president is going to be very mindful, not only what's happening in gods in the middle east, but also of course what the impa