going to own gaza? your white house has been cleared taxpayer dollars won't be used for this breed what money will be use to buy gaza? pres. trump: we will not buy anything. we will keep it and make sure there will be peace. there will not be any problem and nobody will question it. we will run it properly and eventually we will have economic development at a large scale may be the largest scale on that site. and we will have lots of good things built there including hotels and office buildings and housing, and other things. we will make that site into what it should be. and the people from gaza who wouldn't be able to be there for years because you are talking about just to repair it and take care of all the problems that currently it has. tunnels and people are in those tunnels. you have some good people and some bad people and you may have hostages right now. you have the hostages possibly there. they don't know where they are. i have a saturday deadline. i don't think they're going to make the deadl

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israeli withdrawalfrom gaza.ed arab emirates but talks about what will happen next. as we know, as president trump advance this plan of relocating the palestinians, the arabs rejected that utterly and then i think marco rubio will discuss with the arabs what is their plan for that? there would be a summit on the 27th of february. that is why my career is coming to the region in advance of these talks. now that the devastated gaza strip needs lots of humanitarian attention and this is a very important point also in negotiations to make sure this second phase will go smoothly. negotiations to make sure this second pislgsgghael go be oothly. § -- re ruling’geze? but as you are in days, any saying, in ten dayfis4will any be able replace authority be able to replace hamas? we the first after the started deel eftethe reefefe "steel , ~ , , hamas are organising thet hemee ere ergehieihg ”” ’ " humanitarian matters, traffic, humanitarian matters. police, matters in the gaza lueueleee heettere ih the eeee ' ~ " fl" and who

king abdullah offered to take 2006 children from gaza.r pushback over trump's proposal to transfer gaza's population to jordan and egypt, which would break international law. trump doubled down his plan saying, palestinians will live elsewhere in the u.s. will run gaza. and said it would become the riviera of the middle east. tuesday he said he would not personally develop it, and suggested were palestinians could go -- pres. trump: i believe we will have a parcel of land in jordan and egypt. we may have someplace else. but when we finish our talks, we will have a place they can live happily and safely. don't forget, they only want to be on the gaza strip because they don't know anything else. they don't have an alternative. they don't want to be, but they have no choice and they are being killed there, no place is as dangerous as the gaza strip. sumi: jordan's king says arab nations will offer a united response to trump's proposal to take control of gaza suggesting egypt would lead the talks. king abdullah has rejected trump's plan to re

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how do you rebuild gaza while people are living in gaza?ll, i mean, we did it before in the previous war in gaza, almost 50% of the current destruction that we see now took place, and we were able to rebuild it. egypt put a plan forward. qatar helped. everybody helped. we can do the same. gaza is a is a big territory in that sense. there are a lot of empty lots. not most. you know, a lot of the houses are not fully destroyed. they can be rebuilt. so and now, i mean, most of gazans have been pushed out of the north of gaza. so the north is empty, so we can rebuild it. now we need to get tents. we need to get caravans. we need to get aid, make sure that we stabilize people where they are. and again, we can rebuild gaza in, in, in relatively a short period, three years or so. and that can be done without gazans leaving. because if you get gazans out of gaza and and what's next? what about the west bank? so i think we're looking at this comprehensively. i think the president wants peace. the president wants to address the humanitarian concern,

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president plan to create this resort in gaza. his threat to suspend u.s. aid to the two countries if they don't agree to take into million palestinians. there was this from the king. >> one of the things we can do right away is take 2000 children that are cancer children or very ill, to jordan and then wait for the egyptians to present their plan on how we can work with the president to work on those challenges. >> i didn't know that, you said, 2000 children with cancer or other problems. that's really a beautiful gesture. that's really good and we appreciate it. we will be working on the rest with egypt, you will see some great progress. i think with jordan you will see some great progress. we will have some others helping, at a very high level and the whole thing will come. it is not a complex thing to do. >> some others think it is. however outlandish the plan might be, to those who followed the history of the region, it was always likely he would interfere with the now 10 year cease-fire. hamas indefinitely postponed the rele

gaza and the people. >> in gaza. >> it's true. >> that gaza. >> has been turned into a demolition. >>ing happy, of course. >> but the. >> real question. >> is why? >> why has. >> gaza become a demolition site? >> why people in gaza. >> are not feeling happy. >> and if we are going to change this for the people in gaza, we should, you know, talk to. >> people not. >> only in gaza but also in the west bank, because palestine is. >> not about gaza. but it's also about. >> the west bank and the palestinians in the diaspora, palestine, palestinians inside israel right now. so if we want really to change the situation, if he really cares about our happiness, about our well-being, about our future, it should be us who should be asked. oh, palestinians, gazans in west bank, and how can i make your life better? how can i make you happy? how can i make your life beautiful? because this is what he keeps saying. and we are. we are the ones who should tell everyone, not only him how we want our how, how we can make our lives beautiful. >> so, mosab, let me ask you that question you mentioned in yo

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, gaza from khan younis. it is 36 year old, 36 year old who, uh, whose third daughter was born just a couple of months after he was taken hostage. sasha trufanov, whose family members were also taken and released back in november. and, of course, jihan uh, who was an israeli argentinian, his brother is still being held. and of course, his brother is not on the list of the 33 hostages set to be released in this first phase of this very fragile ceasefire. but to you, amir, your father became an outspoken critic of of netanyahu from your perspective and from his. has netanyahu failed the families of those killed or those still in captivity? >> i will just say what many of the families are saying. you don't need to ask me. you don't need to ask my family. we have our own story. but let's listen to the hostage families, okay? let's listen to the families of those who are not included in the list of phase one of the deal, but are expecting their loved ones. and they are saying loud and clear, the prime minister sho

and so a regions of the gaza strip. certainly there is a general consensus among palestinians that the renewal of fight thing will leads for fed that destruction into the reason that that struck the q many terry and situation and on the humanitarian situation side of what some nations on the amount of a coming into gaza because officials are saying that it's still not enough. well, uh, the following, how much is the decision to delay the release of the east by the captives? there has been a remote couple of fluctuating rates of a deliveries to the gods district. but today i'm since the 80 hours of this morning, i have hopes that i've every remote couple float of a trucks into cause i. so since the hours this morning, you are definitely on a trip back from a, from the crossing to garza carrying different sorts of food items, sanitation of products and medical supplies to cause us by the function of hospitals and medical clinics. and basically, more than a 100 humanitarian, a troops have into casa since the hours of this

so that can continue to flow into gaza. but do we know if it includes the items that have not been coming in despite being positive the cx 5, do a well adjusted 808 trucks have been said because according to cause is government media office the figure? is that what, what reduced yesterday and since the hours of this morning we have seen thousands of a trump stuff carriage slow us to towards up blankets, cubes with making the way to gaza. city at the other side of the boat is close to the junction. so it's a we can completely seat corporate bonds pull by the houses along side, which makes shift tens of waiting to lines up waiting for a technician to access this trip. so we are expecting the entry of heavy machinery alongside with mobile houses within the next few hours to the gaza strip, which could be a very positive signed regarding the negotiations that are taking place behind the scenes between regional media access and the conflicting policies. and it's force noticing that the gaza strip is a very desperate need for at

the trump intervention gaza; the trump intervention than gaza; the trumpintervention than a week ago,a, which would be the removal essentially of the removal essentially of all the palestinians there and the rebuilding that will be to recreate gaza as undertaken to recreate gaza as a resort and one in palestinians might never which palestinians might never be able to return. that obviously a huge w: �* into the works7from who support president his advisers, trump, his advisers, they have spokespeople, they have said that, know, maybe spokespeople, they have said that, happen n, maybe spokespeople, they have said that, happen but1aybe spokespeople, they have said that, happen but when is won't happen but when it is done, is to change, shift the equation, change how people are done, is to change, shift the equatior about ge how people are done, is to change, shift the equatior about whatiw people are done, is to change, shift the equatior about what happens are thinking about what happens next. happens in phase next. what happens in phase three, is supposed to three, which is supposed t

of course, we haven't seen those released up to gaza yet. they're held that even worse conditions, human rights organizations have prepared several reports about the cit, the conditions of palestinian detain these from gaza. and they describe them as hell. in fact, even these really a officers in charge of those of prison facilities tell the palestinian detainees, welcome to health reports of abuse, physical abuse, psychological abuse, starvation, beatings, medical negligence, and even sexual abuse. sometimes even rapes have been documented by several human rights organizations and all of the other major development over the last few hours has been the release of the 3 is really captives. that is obviously being very closely followed in israel by everyone, but especially the families and friends that have been waiting since october. the 7 for today. yeah, i mean those were moments of overwhelming joy for the the families of the 3 is really captives, but also a moment of hope for the families of the remaining is really kept as many of whom ha

they will set up another one in gaza city.health care, safe delivery from others, 65 births per day, in some of the worst times, many of them c-sections. while the situation is appalling, doctors and nurses and midwives, cleaners and everyone else is running around trying to make the best of the situation, they have been able to provide with u.n.f.p.a. some sense of dignity. we hope as the cease-fire holds and hope comes to the community, the palestinians living in gaza they will be able to rebuild the health system. we depend on the ability to access gaza to provide for care and get people and goods into the country unhindered to build that back. caitrÍona: how is it for yourself or other agencies getting supplies in and out and getting personnel in and out? lana: supplies are coming in albeit at a slower rate and conditional which makes it difficult if we are talking 800 trucks a day, there are 2 million people in gaza. it's hardly enough to sustain and rebuild a community. we are grateful for being able to use those supplie

you know, who gets out of gaza, who gets in back to gaza.ng as israel has the keys to deprive the people in, in gaza and also in palestine of their human rights. i mean, we don't have an airport. this is a human right. i need i need to live in a country, my homeland, where i have an airport, to travel to any part of the world, and also to return to my country when i whenever i want. we don't have a seaport. we are on the mediterranean, and we can sail in our sea as far as seven nautical miles. and this is not after october 7th. this has been going for decades. so these are these are the facts that we need to focus on. what not what not not not focus on the picture that gaza has become a demolition site, but why gaza has become a demolition site and how can we make it, you know, a beautiful piece for the for the people. we should address the real issue here. it's not it's not the demolition itself. it's about who turned it into a demolition site and how we can prevent it from becoming again and again, a demolition site. >> what are your frien

let's turn to gaza, which you brought up earlier.as we speak, there is a question mark over whether the ceasefire will be sustained. now, it's worth saying that you are a former british ambassador to lebanon. mm—hm. you know a lot about the middle east. if the ceasefire fails, what are the consequences? devastating. you know, i was in gaza for a couple of days, and you see people picking through the rubble looking for their relatives. you see dogs picking through the rubble looking for the corpses. and the dogs are fat, and the people are thin. the devastation there is beyond anything i'd imagined. you have me and my staff, most of whom have lost their homes and lost family members, going back to their areas in northern gaza and having to use gps to find where their homes were. i visited, you know, the only hospital that survived in the north, that stayed open. survived in the north, that stayed open, you know, where doctors were operating, delivering babies under sniperfire and where one doctor, dr mahmoud, has written on the wall,

so how is gaza change the world today? we're talking with author upon cash mitra who just come out with a new book on the global impact of the palestinian is really conflict the world after gaza. a history on cash. thank you so much for joining us today. just gonna start out as we talk about the ingredients that got us to where we are at this moment where the president of the united states is talking about moving 2000000 palestinians out of gaza and setting up their riviera on the gaza. i like is our audience to understand what is gotten us to this point where we've almost become non, to hearing about ethnic cleansing. but it is an interesting question, isn't it, steve? i mean, i think um, you know, the fact that it's now or a president of the united states who is now talking about ethnic cleansing. and is you could say you could argue that it's almost taking a back seat to you. then also entered as yes, think about it. of course while i leaders that have been talking endlessly about the necessity of ethnic cleansing and h

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let's cross that in my mood, who's in the profile in southern gaza. honey, what does all this mean to people in? gosh, well it's so far been getting more help and more sense of relief as the past 3 days . we're quite critical for people we've. we've seen people with talk do many of the displaced palestinians in central area, in the southern part of the malott faith evacuations, aware of preparing them place to return to their homes in northern gauze and got to be had to postpone these a plants because there was so much uncertainty about their safety and what's going to happen if the kept is we're not really as if there's really monetary and system are not allowing the trucks and much needed it into the gaza strip. there was more of a quite on sports in a sense among people about what's going to happen, the future of the season fire. but as of now the from yesterday to the past couple hours of statements, a comment came out and do a short vehicle that the ceasefire is going to hold. and as per the agreement and the deadline set by the ceasefire agreeme

in those 2 field hospitals in gaza already. and many cancer patients come here. 2000, of course, has a very large number, but this is not viewed as a roundabout way for just placement. that is more of jordan saying we can do a lot to help. but that doesn't mean that our country can be, you know, we can take a chunk, god of jordan to give it to palestinians or incorporate them into jordan. so there's a lot of tension about the messages from donald trump, but knowledge of what the risks are for jordan, but certainly support for showing solidarity jerry acts of solidarity on behalf of jordan. and we'll have to wait and see how jordan can absorb that number. and what kind of arrangements are done, but really this is not out of the ordinary for jordanian intervention. and so far as housing news, thank you very much for that note all day with the latest live in a mine is rarely a prime minister. netanyahu whose threat to resume the wall and gaza, has led to protest some kind of eve of a nice hundreds of people came out to condemn his

the humanitarian catastrophe here were only deepened for families in gaza. the struggle for survival spot for volva tarik, up as the out to 0, rough off post on or a goldberg is really political commentator joining us live now from a tel aviv or e. so there are reports emanating from israel saying that israel has received the list of these 3 captives that are to be released on saturday, and that it is acceptable. i'm curious to get your perspective on the fact that over the course of last several days, israel had said on many occasions that they want to see the release of all the captives and that they would be essentially held to pay in gaza. if that didn't happen. now that we're hearing that it's acceptable to the israelis that 3 are released as was the original plan. what does that mean from your perspective for the ceasefire going forward? it means that is all is most likely 2 weeks to do anything to change the course of the csr going forward. as well as a tenant to insist and all the captives are to be released on saturday was based on a very vague, int

secretary rubio and i discussed president trump's bold vision for gaza, for gaza's future. how we can work together to ensure that that future becomes a reality. we also discussed the situation in syria after the collapse of assad's regime, a collapse. it was made possible by israel's weakening of iran's two axis, especially the weakening of hezbollah and the removal of nasrallah for over a decade before the seventh. israel acted to prevent iran from developing future front neutral fronts against us in syria, right up to the golan heights and deeper in syria. and we conducted hundreds of airstrikes, perhaps a thousand, in order to prevent it. and we did. now, if any other force in syria today believe that israel will permit other hostile forces to use syria as a base of operations against us, they are gravely mistaken. israel will act to prevent any threat from emerging near our border in southwest syria. the secretary and i discussed lebanon as well. israel is committed to the cease fire understandings that were reached in november. we expect the government of lebanon to b

s. president donald trump is standing by his plan to take control of gaza and full. so please relocate palestinians. you made the comments while the hosting jordans came up to the white house. the king didn't reject tom's plans outright, but after the meeting, he issued a statement that reiterates at jordan's opposition to move and palestinians alison gaza. island fisher reports from the white house, the 1st out of leader to meet donald trump since his return to the white house. king abdulla is walking a fine line, keen not to upset the country, which provides most of jordan's for need, but not ready to sign on for the must be for taishan of palestinians. some guys are speaking in the oval office. donald trump again pushed this plan for an american re development minus the policy limits were going to run it very properly and eventually will have taken nomic development at a very large scale may be the largest scale on that site and will allow for lots of good things built there, including hotels and office buildings and housing and other things coming up the newest.

had already stated the efforts to supply aid in gaza were, quote, a breaking point. you mentioned there before, the 1900000 people are internally displaced. 80 percent of them are living and make shift shelters. and you said about the difficulties of getting just shelters inside of gaza at the moment. what are you hearing from your teams on the ground in terms of the most important needs that are not being met? well, here's the sort of mca villiad and challenges that we face has to manage, sharing organizations when it comes to actually getting aid. and we don't have that much say over which trucks and which items really get priority. so what we haven't seen throughout the ceasefire up until now is that yes, you know, think fully quite a few food items have been getting in and the markets right now. you know, if your child right now wants a bar of talk, like you can find that on the market that's not need meeting the current of the population, the most pressing needs right now. our shelter items. so that's tons stops tarp, stops these, you know, pre constructed units

but what are your priorities right now and gaza? a we have a wide range of activities including medical assistance. we have a field hospital we provide support to local health care facilities, donations of items that are needed to keep it running. we do um, as i said, well, the trucking waste water and electricity network for repairs and maintenance, things like bringing items for generations that have been constantly used for 16 months. the emergency response, while it is supporting people in gaza right now, it is only a temporary solution and long term solutions are needed. and we will continue to provide that to the best of our ability. and of course i'll forward. this is, is always on civilians and the, the relief and transfer all, but it's also just entertaining a part of this the ceasefire agreement. okay. thank you. sarah davies, are the spokesperson for the international committee of the red cross speaking to us from occupied east jerusalem. thank you so much. just a reminder now of what supposed to happen next. so the cease

what has been allowed to enter the gaza strip? is it still a fraction of the oceans of needs that the strip isn't the very desperate need for product. thank you very much for that. that is product of the as the, the nation's, he's joining us live some of the funds from dasa. while a trunk sa continue to enter gaza each day as the thought of the saying as agreed unto the ceased 5 d as between israel and her mos. but agencies, a warning supplies and sufficient to meet the needs of around 2000000 palestinians . mulanda and colored report from the distribution center in gauze associates. i'm talking to you in a 4th of a disposition, since you guys are $5100.00, was invalid senior, a gathering for a very low hours in order to receive the full bosses and the slower for the quantities available in this distribution. since i'm going to cover the extensive needs relation here on who i spoke to disability while i getting these dimensions, that once it gets dropped, you know, stuff on this and all this up. unfortunately, we only get one sing

the presence also been very bold about his view of what the future for gaza should be. not the same tired ideas of the past, but something that's a new bold and something that frankly took courage and vision in order to outline. and it may have shocked and surprised many. but what cannot continue is the same cycle, will repeat over and over again and wind up in the exact same place. okay, well bringing home the son, which was joining us from jordan's cops online because that is really government and the palestinian authority have banned all to 0 from reporting in israel and the occupied westbank. and that's at yahoo. i'm that also describe marker rubio as a great supporter of israel and this was pretty much on display throughout that press conference. the this was definitely on display, these really prime minister and the us secretary of state, both acknowledging that their relationship, the bi lateral one that the americans. and these really is have saying that the americans would support israel in whatever sort of endeavors they make, especially when it comes to this

and many believe that key in gaza. that is with, might not commit to the 2nd phase of negotiations for the 2nd c supply agreement for the 2nd c spot, for the 2nd phase of the sci fi agreement, off post to me and to pray that regional mediators will continue to exec pressure on both parts to push them to, to reach a very concrete ground regarding deep main sticking points that we especially with where we're at the same thing. the 2nd phase of agreement each complete with a to one of the used by the military, from the gaza strip. and the reconstruction of the vast majority of destroyed areas alongside with the release of both public opinion that to me is and is very captives from us as a and other factions, captivity. and meanwhile, topic. a lot of focus is close on what will happen on, on saturday, and when we have lots of alia, release as they are very large operations, many palestinians and java, attend the releases. i know you've been very busy monitoring a that's coming over the border from egypt, but are you hearin

and now free the vast majority were taken to southern gaza. but emotional seems as to be united with their loved ones that being taken to the european hospital for a medical checkup area, hama, send these, lemme to heart release to 3 dual national is really captive. seldom gaza as part of the seas. 5 deal. alexander trough enough. satellite decoration and yeah, homes were all taken from cubits knew it was during the of toby's 7th attacks there now with their families after spending more than 16 months in captivity. that a couple of as soon begins are covers from con eunice in southern gaza outside the repeat hospital including you and his bus off to bus arrived from terms of a sudden. busy course the passengers have come from prisons. it is well on the upkeep on the west bank and the hung from the windows looking for nearly a sides of the $369.00 palestinian destinies and prisoners police from each village j. as in such a day, the boston majority west from casa us sad thing lie sentences most though has been held by israel without charged for

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realization of trump's for gaza -- vision for gaza.the last hour, the white house press secretary karoline leavitt that it will be more majestic for palestinians to be moved from guys that -- no idea what that means not sure anyone right now has a clear idea of how america will come to own gaza let's ask the former u.s. ambassador and president of the middle east policy counsel, jean abercrombie. good to see you, ambassador. guest: good to see you, as well. christian: are you curious as to how this plan will be more majestic? guest: i remain firm of the belief that it is a possibility and, therefore, a useful tool to acknowledge others towards action. christian: will keep coming back to how poorly conceived this plan is, but from the reporting around the israeli security cabinet, they are intoxicated from what they are getting from trump. it is beyond their expectations. does that, to your mind, confused and perhaps make things more difficult for benjamin netanyahu? guest: it might. i mean, people can dream and do. however, a solid and

what's that from gaza? they returned to their families. most of them are from northern gaza. many of them have been in is really captivity for a year or even more. and we will also see 36 palestinians sentence by is rarely military courts to live sentences. some of them serving several life sentences. now most of those men will be exiled. they will be deported out of palestine of the occupied palestinian territory. and uh, we will see a number of them released to the occupied westbank and occupied east jerusalem. and already we saw over night raids by israeli soldiers to the homes of those families, warning them against heavy as any signs of celebration when they receive their loved ones for bidding them from receiving anybody to congratulate them on that freedom. and so we will see there will be tense moments as expected, as we've seen in past weeks in the law and occupied east jerusalem awaiting the release of those pablo, city and prisoners. and then of course, those deported will be sent to egypt from which they will go to several other countries that are willing to recei

the northern parts of the strip and gaza city. all of this, coupled with the mounting fear of the ruler route to resume. there is almost a unanimous agreement among people here that as soon as these really military return the, the captives or the cap is, are being released. they're going to resume the war. and that has post once many of the people, the plans here to go back to their homes in northern part of districts and gods in many of the area that being control and devastated by these rating military. we're still in rough. i city, we're seeing much of the devastation that is causing this not only causing fear, but also much of them on the 3rd tendency of the future of this city, similar to other parts of the gaza strip. honey, my mother was just data from rough acetate, palestine of the arm doing of the islamic jihad has released the video showing is really captives and gaza before their release. the group says it's to remind israel, the only way to recover the remaining captives is through negotiations. and sticking to the te

the vast majority were taken to the southern gaza. somebody emotional seems is the united with their loved ones being taken to the european hospital for the medical checkups, the patio, hama suddenly, signage has released the 3 d o. national is ready, chapters held in gaza. as part of this is 5 deal arctic sound a trophy enough segue deco chen and yeah. home for all taken from kids and you're always joining the toby's 7 for tax. they've been where you nice thing with their families after spending more than 15 months and kept it a combo zone begins. our coverage will come eunice, in southern gossip, the outside the repeated hospital including you and this bus off to bus arrived from terms of a sudden. busy course the passengers have come from prisons. it is well on the upkeep on the west bank and the hung from the windows looking for nearly a sides of the $369.00 palestinian destinies and prisoners released from each village j. as in such a day, the post majority west from casa us setting life sentences, most though has been held by is

this is essentially a meeting about the 4 small gaza plan. where do you see lee? this will listen to president of egypt on foot that has the c, i'm king of the law of georgia. and the objections have a plan for the reconstruction of guys always seems to be based on the idea of putting into place. saves those, allowing a more no bind homes into the area and to save the wave for the reconstruction of gaza. and for this you need to have a commitment from wells, the gulf countries billions and billions of dollars to start the process of the reconstruction. but this is something which is going to be decided at the, the regional level. and also as the international level, the biggest question which many we'd have to talk of is basically the political future of guys who's going to have the biggest, say the americans, these varieties of the opiate and said there's absolutely no way how much we have a future that and to commit billions of dollars of reconstruction, you have to have also a general agreement as the out of level or how to move forward and who should take over

this donald trump is standing by his plans to take control of gaza. he reiterated his tongue while hosting jordan's king abdullah at the white house king did not applied for jet trump. produce the statement off of the meeting. the state of georgia's opposition to the displacement of understanding protest isn't going to be by coding something him and nothing on his government to continue to cease thought being. so was when the captive can be both netanyahu's threatening to any agreement to release the scheduled on saturday. so suspended, strange thing is when it's not holding up inside the day of a fighting has assumed the east of a democratic republic of congo. after to day pools. london and 23 rebels. not passing the army in south chief of the rebels the night forcing people from my displacement comes on the outskirts of coma after taking the city of the 2 weeks. now yes, president donald trump assigned an executive order, calling for the drastic reduction of the federal workforce or the director of federal agencies to coordinate with 8 on must the d

he says a fam and has been prevented in gaza. the palestinians are still facing desperate conditions. all the needs. uh, i use for the position in the guys obviously need absolutely everything they need the shelves turns to need the um, more medicines and we'll need more the rest of it into full do need the, the so called the item switched to not come into gaza. but at least the good news is that the, the hunger, the deepening of the anger has been prevented. present drugs of course is the situation and cause is so bad that everyone has to leave. and he's also suggested the palestinians should leave for good. what? so you ends position on, on, on, on the fight. the situation is so bad to rebuild the tire, treat everyone, the whole territory would have to be depot was the, the situation is extremely bad. everything is destroyed. and the reason why we need a strong plan to rehabilitate and rebuild the gaza for the position of the united nation and the international community regarding force of displacement is very clear. those shou

and the reconstruction of gaza. so there there's a lot at stake here in exchange for the release of the remaining is really hostages . for now, israel is going through the motions, knowing full well it has all that back and get has that green light to do what it wants to do and, and really rejoicing in the fact that there is full agreement on the need to get rid of the palestinians in gauze that, that is the end goal stated publicly. it's difficult to see how negotiations will proceed once is that declared is that gold has been declared mullin. okay, north, thank you for that. no all day that for us in the jordanian capital online you'll see belen is a full met, is ready. justice minister, he says the us con. ignore the palestinian authority. if it wants a last thing supplement to the region, there is no other duty made for this dino representative and the americans know it . i don't know exactly why a the secretary of state decided to go directly to sylvia ravia and day to escape. i'm out of that a but the reality

the humanitarian catastrophe here were only deepened for families in gaza. the struggle for survival spa from over tarik, up as the out to 0 roof palestine to and tonic is joining us. live from it off and outside of you've been keeping such a close eye on what's been coming across the board to has it been any progress and guessing the mobile homes that heavy machinery into gaza that time off and system is partial the cx, 5 d, and well, despite this emphasis, in fact, what has been allowed to access because that during the past 24 hours was a lead. peggy's a q, many terry and the societies. as you can clearly see now at the bucket grounds that folks are carrying different sorts of food items, like the food water, medical supplies alongside with the syndication products. how to succeed. but basically to now, there was sort of sort of interest for heavy machinery or more about houses, stopped austin lined up on the egypt ship side of the pool. that is by thomas's announcement that there were sticking to old times of the agreement. despite old of the holding sto

could own gaza. it's received wives condemnation. that's when yahoo says he's working in full cooperation with trump. president trump and i work in full cooperation and coordination between us. we have a common strategy and we can always share the details of this. the strategy with the public, including when the gates of hell will be open as a surely will if all our hostages are not released until the last one of them. a secretary at rubio and i discuss president trump's bold vision for gaza. for guys as future. how we can work together to ensure that that future becomes a reality. the presidents also been very bold about his view of what the future for gaza should be. not the same tired ideas of the past, but something that's a new bold and something that frankly took courage and vision in order to outline. and it may have shocked and surprised many. but what cannot continue is the same cycle, will repeat over and over again and wind up in the exact same place. the earlier i supposed to assign the home done how much the senior a spo