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and samaria was a policy and in foreign ministry has condemned the buildings engineering and urged the international community to act. how most said israel, his latest actions will not drive the palestinian people to surrender. the ongoing crimes of the is rarely occupation in jenin, including the demolition of homes, will not break the resolve of the palestinian people. instead, these actions will strengthen the resistance. his determination to confront the is rarely occupation. our people will not surrender to the forces of destruction and sabotage. the flow for further reaction, always good to welcome live on to the program is really journalist on column missed us the it's really daily how, right? it's a mirror or in the store and thank you for your time today. why don't you kind of re drawing of the middle east map is mister netanyahu talking by once he seeking? well, nathaniel is between um, a rock and the hot place. uh, regardless of these uh, bravado. uh he's uh, coming to washington knowing full well that there is no practical way off the square and the circle on one side are w

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that what we need now is north unilateral types but dialogue, and when the foreign ministry states person was not, well when will that dialogue be given that at the white house is already flags that donald trump will have a conversation with china as president. she didn't think his folks present didn't give any clarity as to when that conversation might take place. what he did say is that when the 2 leaders spoke on january 17th, they already agreed on certain terms in terms of keeping communication open. speaking to each other regularly, and that is china is priority at this moment. foreign ministry spokesperson also added a china suddenly it poses this additional 10 percent tariff on chinese goods tariff was, has no windows. and that is just the us to correct this behavior and focus on the sound and stable development of the us china relationship. interesting also to look at how this issue is the examine in chinese state media. i have with me via a copy of the chinese language global times. if we take a look, of course, if it does cover in detail, some of the steps that china has taken

and the russian foreign ministry has already step forward saying that the people is basically an act of barbarism and a bloody crime. the key of shewn to has, once again demonstrated it's in human nazi nature by committing yet another cynical, bloody crime. the ukrainian armed forces deliberately attacked a densely populated area in the city of monica in the genetic people's republic of the russian federation. we strongly condemn this criminal act of terrorism. the key of resumes, western patrons who regularly insight ukraine's current authorities to commit bloody crimes were directly involved in organizing it. now the attack occurred against the backdrop of the russians liberating the town of georgians, which is not far away from the cave. kate is maybe if you were to drive or if it was safe, of course it would take maybe about an hour or an hour and a half to get to the town limits. now of course, that is not possible as of now, but the russians, the russian army, raw, those in full control of the town of threats. it is also important because it is home to several mining operations

you former direct director general of israel's foreign ministry. thank you for joining us on the else. is there a news? our thank you in the occupied westbank is really forces has carried out a tax until car has been a number of explosions in the north shops. refugee camp square is really forces have been destroying roads and buildings. this is what it looks like. us and the army is expanding its assaults in the north of the west bank. its force is also set fire to a house west of jeanine city here, the fire force residents there to flee. also, the owners of a bookshop were arrested in occupied east jerusalem on sunday night for being kept in police. custody for 8 days was really forces rated their stores and economy bookstore and east jerusalem. and they confiscated several books. the lawyer says troops accused them of selling books that support quote, violence and terrace. probably a couple of the higher they got an extension for the rest for 8 days. we believe this is part of the political prosecution and part of the is really policy of shutting

like this done of reporting from the dumbass oxy rushes foreign ministry spoke to them and say, is this google strike is a terrorist ok, that must be fully investigated by the international community. that's as a forensic expert from the curse region has detail the hardaway states of the bodies discovered days earlier. not far from where the latest the tucker goes to work on each of them. we received bodies from the village of fruits, gap origin, that all of them were emaciated with science of violent death. they were predominantly elderly people. most of the bodies had a gunshot in trepner woods. however, 2 corpses of elderly man and women with blunt trauma to the swords with multiple by electro refractory, stood out their work intelligence to the lungs. and there was an outpouring of blood in the plural cavity. their cause of death was born chest trauma. however, in addition to what the ones nice were injured and the men's left hand was injured with the carpal bone fractured all of this speaks to the brutality there was inflicted on them. the women's body also stands out as it was fou

versus foreign ministry spokeswoman says the school strength is a terrorist attacks that must be fully investigated by the international community . meanwhile, a forensic aspect from the coast region has details. the hiring state of the corpses discovered in the area that all correspondent was just talking about. a little store, but each of us we received bodies from the village of 1st gap. originally, all of them were emaciated with science of violent death. they were predominantly elderly people. most of the bodies had a gunshot in trepner woods, however, to corpse as an elderly man and women with blunt trauma to the forks with multiple by electro reflectors throughout their work intelligence to the line. and there was an outpouring of blood in the plural cavity. their cause of death was one chest drama. however, in addition to it, the one's needs were injured and the men's left hand with new jersey with the cargo bone fracture. and what are all of this big? so the brutality that was inflicted on that the woman's body also stands out as it was found to have varies injuries, a lot of

he wants foreign ministry, all synthesized at the us sanctions were present. the troubling escalation of punitive measures. now targeting international bodies like the i, c, c, the country for assistance from donald trump, executive order, imposing sanctions on only see officials and those assisting in investigations against the us and its allies. that decision change in response to the only success approach into alleged war crimes. in garza, president trump defended his actions, calling the i sincerely tooth limits and dismissing arrest warrants issued for his really officials as baseless. however, critics argue that these actions were present a pattern of the us using its economic power to bully international institutions and countries, the challenge its policies or those of its allies. these comes as the one supreme leader i to law say that the hominy has called negotiations with washington on weiss was okay to go in and do. we negotiated, we made concessions, we compromised bucks, we did not achieve the results. we intended the other side ruined, violated

the palestinian foreign ministry has condemned the bombings and jeanine. none urged the international community to act unless said israel's late, his actions will not drive the palestinian people to surrender. the ongoing crimes of the israeli occupation in genuine, including the demolition of homes will not break the resolve of the palestinian people. instead, these actions will strengthen the resistance as determination to confront the israeli occupation. our people will not surrender to the forces of destruction and sabotage. so what will be happening in washington? well, at palestine in political science, as professor said, the mirror believes there's really pm. we'll seek trump support for an expansion of military operations in the west bank. you want to give degree line to, to go on in the west bank, especially in the west bank. and yes, it is going to expand what these are in the army city and talking about expanding this operation to a different view. you can see the north end as well as to the front and downs as the villages, which they believe th

the russian foreign ministry spokesman is urged international organizations to investigate ukrainian war crimes on russian territory. what sort of reaction or response are you expecting from global institutions as something similar happened the during the war of 1992 to 1995, a civil war in both and it has the government here nearby. deluca, if there is a town of americans, god couldn't use god was the town vera arthur, the retreat of a forces from a republic of croatia. uh, a subs phone to the mosque, re more than 200 to a 100 people there. and after the forensic examination, they discovered that most of them were uh, elderly people and the wounded and the wounded soldiers who are shots after they run the big catch of as the wounded soldiers uh, on or on top of that grease on television. as for example, yeah, may the tv story that everything is done on the geneva conventions, everybody is in the body bag and they are number and then the cetera, et cetera. but the more they didn't want to give a that's a beta to, to serve in examiners. and nobody from the international community didn

>> the legal adviser. >> of the foreign ministry doesn't tell us how to defend our lives. >> presidenthimon peres, one of israel's longest serving and highest ranking politicians, initially supported settlements. are you saying theodor meron was wrong? >> i don't. >> know if. >> he was right or wrong from a legal point of view, but he was wrong from a pragmatic point of view. israel was under a steady attack all the time. >> so just to help me understand this, for the israeli leadership at the time, pragmatism triumphed over international law. >> what you. call pragmatism was in. >> our eyes. you just said pragmatism. >> pragmatism in the sense of security, of defending our lives. yes. >> president peres now says getting rid of most of the settlements is key to a lasting peace. israel's official position is that its settlements do not violate international law. it calls the west bank disputed territory not occupied because it says it was never a recognized independent country. >> the real problem is you can call it pragmatic, you can call it legal. was the war over? it was not. >> 40 y

and until of eve is along the former director general of the foreign ministry of israel alon. i'll get to you in a minute. let me start the with mohammed. as a journalist, i'm acutely aware that there is an inherent danger in, in listening to every word that trump says, and i'm taking it too seriously. however, donald trump has not just double down on this. he has tripled quadrupled quinn to pull down on this notion the words we heard buying, owning and taking the gaza strip. mm hm. how seriously do you take this, and do you think people should take it? i think it's very serious and i don't think this is a, a trump uh idea. and i, i've been saying this and other contacts and, and other interviews. but this idea of greater israel is very mainstream, actually in israel, it's worth noting, but the us owning it, that's not so mainstream. that's true, that is true, but we're, let's remember that joe biden presented almost up the very similar plan, let's say on october, the 11th 2023 and shopped around to egypt. and jordan, this is published and all of the american newspapers who ju

the russian foreign ministry has introduced the department of african affairs. what impact could that have on cross continental . busy relations with things have been so it, me, me, me is it this can only be a positive as the tennessee i remember that way. ready when you start up row and i think a prison put in mention to think that trust you and will assist in strengthening africa. so that entity yeah, i think 2 or 3 is big our goal and i was really. ready in many applicants we have but we're not sure how this was going to have been, and i think the creation a dedicated section within the ministry is the exercise ition a whole that commitment. it can only have a positive impact. allow up to go to the boss that you will respond to, to the 3 people, but will owners had hedge and once you know fully, all that us without any helping hands, it not since the days of the soviet union. and now russia coming openly. i mean, the only super power that is open the switch, you know, africa when it's roll elyse, what going to help. ready it's it, you know, it sounds like mus

we're still waiting for reaction, by the foreign ministry until tomorrow.ow, there are a couple of issues that probably those measures that have been in place are limited in scope. so china has limited its scope for now. now, according to analysts, it will hit around or certainly under 30% of us imports into china. now, that really stands quite low in comparison to the united states. that leaves some breathing room. was inaugurated. relationship has grown a little more cordial. mr trump invited president xi to his inauguration during many interviews. the war in ukraine. from the brink of a new trade war. of the tarrifs are. of tariffs on canada and mexico and president trump together on a deal that benefited america and benefited that the economy, inflation in the united states economic impacts. be on people there? tariffs would be. i can't respond to a hypothetical not knowing, however, i can tell you about my time in congress where there were retaliatory tariffs on illinois agricultural products. tariffs were implemented was to help our farmers with subsi

it and from other countries in the region, there's been a statement that was put out by the foreign ministry of saudi arabia, saying that, that position on the establishment of a police thing is state is from an unwavering. they rejected any infringement on what they call this, the legitimate rights of the posting and people, whether through is really settlement policies landon exemption or attempt to displace the palestinian people from the land. we will definitely have more reactions from the region tomorrow when they wake up to this news, but also from a senior come us officials that was quoted here in the agencies called as a recipe for generating chaos and tensions in the region. adding that the people of cause that will not allow such plants to pass. and this was a highly anticipated visit to the white house by netanyahu. it was not only their 1st visit since trump has become president again, but was also the 1st international visit from a foreign leader. didn't isn't, you know, get out of this meeting what he came for. i think you've got far more than what you hold for. he was smiling

but beijing has been bracing itself for this, the foreign ministry has also issued here from china, all the way to mexico, where it's made into the united states. china is one of the world's biggest producer of chemicals, and that's one of the reasons why the us believes that the flow of fenta nyl starts here. it has said it is monitoring these chemicals, try to kerb this flow. and that china has one of the strictest drug policies in the world. and i think that's what many people in the world buyers of soybeans. it brings it here and turns it into a soy sauce. farmers incredibly hard. you can see how easy this could be to spiral. so what does it do? i think interestingly, in the statements it urges the united states to meet china half way. and of course, there's been much talk here about a potential deal between the us and china. and that is because a 10% tariff is not the 60% and, two, what does donald trump want in return? now, one of the things that analysts believe is that president trump might be trying to influence and help end the war in ukraine. that's because last time when he

on tuesday by china. and the united states, prompted by president trump's here's the chinese foreign ministry this morning. united states to stop politicising and weaponising china will take necessary measures to safeguard let's explore this more with rory green, good to have you here. give a sense right now of what is going because from both seine en; emebm�*q'fl [with , ~ ~ , it is posturing, isn't sides it is posturing, isn't it? it is a bit about business and economics, but it is more politics. what can be read into petitics.i.a!hatcan be read into response we have on side? each side? right. a lot of this is exactly right. a lot of this is about the politics and the domestic the us comes in with framing. the'fiscdmes in with on china, tariffs on china, and beijfig if, to tariffs on china, and beijing , , to respond otherwise it weak, 7 -7 if audience. we have had range of measures around a range of measures around google and apple, tariffs on a a range of measures around gooi narrow apple, tariffs on a a range of measures around gooi narrow section ariffs on a a range of measures around gooi

in response to claims constitution. infrastructure programme — a move criticized by china's foreign ministrye from mexico city. jimmy carterto sign an agreement that put it back in panamanian control in 1999. that, of course, is going to continue to keep the two countries apart on this issue, because the panamanian government, the panamanian president, jose raul mulino, is completely convinced that this is panamanian territory, it is sovereign territory, and it is not to be meddled with. let's talk about some of the positives that have come out of this week of washington's attempts at diplomacy on this issue. first, secretary of state marco rubio�*s first international trip was to panama. his trip around the region began there, and he held talks with president mulino on this issue. involvement in a chinese initiative called the belt and road initiative — which is about global infrastructure flows, global flows of trade — would come to an end. that is something that the white house, under donald trump, will have wanted to hear. those are all positive steps, i think, in terms the less positive

the country's foreign ministry said this position is "firm and unwavering".ondent in washington, carl nasman, announcement was greeted. over there in london. i mean, this really doesjust represent a fundamental — for the us to come in, you know, kind of redevelop this land and then "own it", in donald trump's words — of course, the last president, president biden, was very clear in the region. to relocate gazans would be a recipe for chaos and tension in the region. we've been hearing, obviously, a lot of reaction within the us — politicians really sounding off. nearly, you know, all democrats who have spoken out about this have been against it. of criticising this plan. law is a big one. but then you look at the us resources that it would take to, you know, pull off this kind of plan — i mean, and we could be talking about us military, you know, troops, boots on the ground there. laid out in ridiculous and absurd and pointing out from palestinians i have spoken to in general you get conflict with israel. of nationalism, very painful histories. on the israeli

in a statement released by north korean state media, pyongyang's foreign ministry said that the us was any us provocation. last week, president trump announced plans this is bbc news. caused flooding in northern queensland. authorities in queensland said parts of the state received with heavy rains continuing, residents in six flood—prone suburbs of townsville, a city of around 200,000 weather and maybe bushfires but we also get a lot of rain rain is not surprising itself, it is the volume of it. worth of rain in three days. the weekend. ., .. risen and many people seeing their homes being evacuated. part of australia. as you mentioned, about six suburbs in the city of townsville, a population of about 200,000 people were told to evacuate by midday on sunday local time. most people have done that and moved to an evacuation centre or gone to a friend orfamily. of queensland just north of townsville, a town called ingham and another called cardwell have been severely hit by flooding. she was actually being rescued from a home in a boat which hit a tree and capsized and unfortunately she

to meddle in the country the ministry of foreign affairs. some of the am bassinger of ukraine to slovakia. it conveyed a sharp protest against the statements from the ukrainian side and considers it to be interference and the internal affairs of the slovak republic. and one other point of contention between the 2 countries has been the issue of gas buttons zalesky recently criticized feats. so accusing him of referring russia to the united states and its allies when it comes to supplies of the fuel. but at the end of last year, the contract for the trends of the russian guy gas through ukraine expired and he have refused to renew it the it so subsequently threatened to ukraine with cutting off electricity supplies and reducing support for those who have sought refuge from the war in slovakia earlier my colleague brought her mom a spoke with the mayor of the slovak village, just milner vladimir baran. he said zalinski wants to force the voc is government to do what the key of wants is being. busy or you may see it uh we go so georgians guys a

to meddle in his country the ministry of foreign affairs, some of the ambassador of ukraine. to slovakia. it convey to sharp protest against the statements from the ukrainian side, and considered that to be interference and the internal affairs of the slovak republic as well. another point of contention between the 2 countries have been the issue of gas left means the landscape recently criticized speech. so accusing him of preferring russia to the united states and its allies when it comes to supplies of fuel. while at the end of last year, the contract for trends that of russian gas through ukraine expiring, kia, refuse to renew it seems so subsequently threatening ukraine with costing of electricity supplies and reducing support for those who have some refugee from the war in slovakia, early and my colleague more time mommy spoke with a member of the slovak village of smu slot, to me at bottom, he said zalinski wants to full slip back. is government to do what he wants is being well call united states. uh we go. so georgians, guy. so the, and they obviously the, these kind

the ministry of foreign affairs, some of the am bassinger of ukraine. to slovakia, it conveyed a sharp protest against the statements from the ukrainian side and considers it to be interference and the internal affairs of the slovak republic. one other point of contention between the 2 countries has been the issue of gas. blood results gave recently criticized to feed, so accusing him of preferring russia to the united states and this allies when it comes to supplies of fuel. well, at the end of last year, the contract for the transit of russian gas to ukraine expired and he refused to renew it. so subsequently threatened to crane with cutting off electricity supplies and producing support for those who have sought refuge from the war in slovakia. earlier my colleague at murano mom, a spoke with the mayor of the select village of smell. no vladimir baran, he said. so once he wants to force slovakia is government to do what he of wants is being. busy or you may see it uh we go so georgians, guy, so the, they obviously the, the, these kind of things you m

the ministry of foreign affairs, some of the baset or of ukraine to slovakia. it conveyed a sharp protest against the statements from the ukrainian side and considered that to be interference and the internal affairs of the slovak republic. i haven't brought the slop. i have also been at loggerheads over you frames decision to put the transitive russian guys to europe after robert feed, so criticized the move louder as elizabeth claimed the prime minister was prioritizing moscow over the united states and its allies. slovakia has threatened to respond to the frozen gas line by cutting electricity supplies to ukraine and pulling support for the countries refugees. all right, let's discuss this further now with yoseph, victoria and former somebody military attache and army general general victorian good to have you on the program with us natal security assistance and training for you crane has requested 6 i to experts from the slovak military, despite the process slot of halting its assistance to key f y would football can't take part in these operations. you kno

they have rejected these calls with the egyptian foreign ministry once again today making clear that egypt is opposed to this and wants to see gaza rebuilt. without this, relocating palestinians outside of the gaza strip. and it's important to note that beyond, you know, this forced displacement that president trump is suggesting, what he also suggests effectively could close off the possibility of a palestinian state, at least in terms of the gaza strip. and yesterday, president trump was also talking about this notion of saudi arabia, israel normalization, and suggesting that he doesn't believe that saudi arabia actually needs to see palestinian statehood. but the saudi foreign ministry is rejecting that saying in a statement, quote, saudi arabia will continue its relentless efforts to establish an independent palestinian state with east jerusalem as its capital and will not establish diplomatic relations with israel. without that, the only people who are accepting president trump's statements so far in the region are far right. israeli politicians like itamar ben gvir, like the fi

and less than an hour ago, the saudi foreign ministry, as you said, caitlin issued another pr, you know, notice saying basically there should be a palestinian state. we're not going to have normalization with israel. we're against any idea of displacing palestinians. and by the way, if you actually listen to what trump said, he didn't speak about displacing forcibly, you know, um, expelling the palestinians. he was talking about a sort of a suggestion, an offer of relocation of sorts. it wasn't completely clear what would be the mechanics of this. what would the palestinians be offered? and as far as i know, israelis don't hold a coherent plan to see this as happening. and they themselves were surprised to the extent of the president's commitment to this idea. so the idea was floated in talks between jerusalem and washington before this press conference. but the level of commitment shown by the president to the idea of ownership was surprising. >> yeah, it built throughout the day and then was an outright declaration amid questions about the day after. and gaza nadavayal, you are going

i think they set the foreign ministry of the us. the secretary of states aid programs, does it cover all the, all the avenues in other words of the law have for us assistance to reach some of the communities. you know, you've been talking about little cases of tracking about a night, robi, or organizations that keep babies on live support. and so that, i think sometimes it's reflected in how do you send ministration just to a change. so to all of these processes, yes, disease surveillance, which is very critical. i mean we're talking about, for instance, the democratic republic of congo right now, which is going to conflict in the eastern part. and there are reports of disease outbreak of bodies, e, bola, in uganda. we have mile bug that has, you know, we've, we've had few cases in towns that knew the way the system works. is the cdc is that is disney disease controls in those areas, share the samples with the cdc in the united states, and then you will be able to track and then the, the system will say, for instance, on us citizen

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the us president just set told talks with israel's foreign ministry in the coming hours. will be live in washington dc. the are you watching l g 0 live from bill, how we move for the back people. so i head to is really soldiers a killed in the occupied westbank as an is really military operation intensifies across multiple palestinians teaching.

it quotes a recipe, creating a off intention in the region united. meanwhile, saudi arabia's foreign ministry said in a statement that it rejected quote, attempts to displace the palestinian people from their land as part of his plan to trump claim. the us would also take care of the reconstruction of the war torrent territory. and he didn't rule out sending us troops to do so. to us, we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with the to will own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous, unexploded bombs and other weapons on the side. the level of the side and get rid of the destroyed buildings level it add, create an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of jobs and housing for the people of the area. all right, i want to go now to the following slide. he's a journalist in tel aviv probably good to see you. let's start with where you are. what has the reaction been inside is real? or what i would say that definitely these really popular got also and so the political, the read has woke up these statements by donald trump, everything but before it

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the country's foreign ministry said this position is "firm and unwavering".rense as sarah. was, .. . sharp intakes of relaying, sharp intakes of breath when president trump began to address the press. i think you probably hear think you could probably hear jaws in this a fundamental, drastis shift ians pelisy; ~ . . . we from donald that press conference saying at that press conference saying not only move 2 million not only move nearly 2 million palestinians potentially out of area but then for the us to the area but then for the us to come in, this land own it in and own it in donald trump's words. this is �*away from words. this is so far away from what we have from —ast previous presidents, the last president biden was president, president biden was clear about there to be clear about there needing to be a two state saudi an important one, we ==: heard from 7 also heard from the hamas leadership, saying the plans to relocate gazans be a for chaos and tension, recipe for chaos and tension, also heard from the un we also heard from the un ambassador we also

saudi foreign ministry just issued a statement reiterating that its position is no deal, no normalizing relations with israel without a palestinian state. they said that their position is unwavering. they are not willing to compromise on that. and so that was in stark contrast to what we heard from president trump tonight, talking about how everyone was supportive of this plan. the question is who's everyone. >> and what he was articulating. he declined to to say which leaders he had spoken with, what trump was articulating is his basis from this. and nadav made a good point that trump was not saying they should be forcibly removed, but he was proposing it as this better idea for palestinians, saying that they don't want to live in an area that has been decimated by israeli strikes. but but he was essentially arguing that how gaza and its relationship with israel has worked in the past decade, since it's existed hundreds of years, that that essentially it's not worked before. so why keep doing the same thing? was the argument he was articulating tonight. right. >> he's trying to say, wh

after the fall of summer, president bush or assad's suppression foreign ministry ministers target law prop provided those revealing remarks during the vault discussion clubs, middle east conference, cd technician at the motion both of my duty in syria. of course, there are the big problems that including the problem with the government that is now embodied by the leader of high out to free. it was from sharra. and those groups that were part of the structure between which off to the change of power in syria, dialogue and understanding has not been found. because there is still a need to promote national dialogue in a very active and constructive manner. not trying to gain geo political points, but thinking about the future of the syrian people. and for this purpose, it is necessary to unite the efforts of all external players who can influence the situation in one way or another, those and the attempts to prevent russia, china and iran, from externally supporting syrian settlement, was hardly dictated by good intentions. but they do reveal the west plans to push its competitors out to

before that, delegations from the foreign ministry and turkish intelligence. if they all visited, damascus is showing a m, the support it for the needs theory and administration after the outing of which are of the south and to the will of the syrian people to kill, has all for its willingness to health, military training and administered training to the needs and national army as to key a has back to for receiving national army, which then it was called a syrian national army. they'll position army. now, under the new administration umbrella, 2 kids were willing to militarily trade in a group them. and this was on the agenda last week to also we know that last week when turkish defense ministry delegation eh, visited the mass cuz they discussed about turkish military basis. a hi least 6 people are faulty to us being killed and 38 inches in an altima or a striking sedan type and size to a hospital. and them, with the mind is a capital call to the health industry says the permit of tree rapids, the pool forces behind the attack comes weeks off to this with niss

the us president just had told tonks, with israel's foreign ministry at the white house, the i'm for the back people, you're watching out you 0 life from to ha. also a head to is really soldiers a killed in the occupied westbank as an is reading military operation. intensifies across multiple status, cmc teams shooting at an education centering sweden.

the good news just coming in from the saudis, here with the saudi foreign ministries issued a statement saying that they confirm that the kingdom of saudi arabia's possession of the establishment of a palestinian state is an unwavering and they uh, does not subject to negotiation or compromise well, let's join until united states, an independent journalist, most of the palestine of the board tree, a book called as well as odds and surveillance industry joys us from sidney in australia. and so you can talk you with this before we talk about the force displacement. but uh, president trump is talking about can i just bring you in to this news coming from saudi arabia. there was much toll can not press conference about globalization of relations between israel in saudi arabia. so how do you write various parts of the arab lea contact group, which made it very clear to the trump administration? the full displacement of palestinians was completely unacceptable. now we've again go through to black and white. yes, and i wish i believed those words though, let me explain why i'm a little bit ske

palestinians from gauze when taking over the enclave was the yacht, a very stern statements from the foreign ministry there issued saying that i will send you this need to stay in their land. does that needs to be reconstructed? normalization between new york. i'm telling you wouldn't happen without palestinian statehood without ending the israeli occupation. so saudi arabia carries a lot of weight. if it holds the ford, then a mine, and cairo, and others around the region and beyond. can take comfort in that and strength from that and build on it because this is something that they view as the stabilize the not really a pathway to peace or stability, but rather to the complete opposite. thanks so much, not all of the that in the mind. oh, there's also been condemnation of comes plan outside the region in the u. k. prime minister chemist i'mma was austin, parliament, about the us presidents proposal submitted for so long to hear present from the speak about forcibly displacing one point. 8000000 people from garza pharmacist spoken to the person on several occasions now. does he personally believe tha