, or hamas more broadly.urkish authorities have said they abide by international financial rules and they've investigated trend and found "no abuse of turkey's financial system". trend has told us the us treasury's allegation of links to hamas is: so, where have what the us treasury describe as "vast sums "generated by the portfolio" — where have those sums been spent? well, the documents provide some clues. on this section, under the heading "economy," just under $50 million appears to have been allocated to separate areas, including $29 million for gaza. then, there's an intriguing entry — $9 million to what the document refers to as "abroad". this is where the trail goes cold because the documents don't say what money for "abroad" is spent on. —— don't say what the money allocated for "abroad" is spent on. what we do know is that most of the political leadership of hamas is based abroad. on october 7, some were filmed watching the attack as it unfolded. good afternoon from london. my name'sjohn ware from b

hamas.irly easily recruit new fighters. that is probably not the most important metrics that we are looking at in this. the tunnel network is a lot larger than previously estimated, so destroying or neutralising the tunnels is where you might describe it as... there is still a long way to go for the israelis. initially, they started off and they were blowing up the shaft of the tunnel to try to stop people popping out of them. but because there are so many shafts linking to the network, that is relatively futile. so do you go down and blow up the whole tunnel? but then there could be hostages down there. so it is a really difficultjob. either way, it is a critical question for israel. hamas is one of two dominant political groups. the other is the more secular fatah which dominates the palestinian authority governing in the west bank. hamas won the elections in 2006, rejecting the pa from gaza by force the following year, and they have governed there ever since. the pa are seen by many as co

israel is not waging war against hamas or . not waging war against hamas or eradicating hamas.d look at what this genocide has led to. it was joe and look at what this genocide has led to. it wasjoe biden who did not want to repeat the mistake of september the 11th. want to repeat the mistake of septemberthe11th. but want to repeat the mistake of september the 11th. but this is collective punishment in every sense. ~ ., ., collective punishment in every sense. ., ., ., ., ., sense. what to make of the move now b the us, sense. what to make of the move now by the us, it — sense. what to make of the move now by the us, it could _ sense. what to make of the move now by the us, it could be _ sense. what to make of the move now by the us, it could be to _ sense. what to make of the move now by the us, it could be to block - sense. what to make of the move now by the us, it could be to block the - by the us, it could be to block the algerian move but what do you make of it? , , .,. algerian move but what do you make of it? , , .. ., , of it? disgraceful, and it will be associated _ o

joining hamas here in the west bank since october 7? for sure, all the palestinian people are standing my hamas, i give the fighters guidance, when israeli forces enter, i tell them what to do and how to open fire. so f we're supposed to believe that actually met with a hamas reporter in the west bank, is that supposedly true? uh, well, as we can tell from the first sentence, the accent sounds entirely fake anyone who speaks. arabic will know that, and we also know from the past, especially the last few months, is that israel regularly uses crisis actors and impersonators, uh, when they want when they want to portray evidence for something that they don't have, it is true, that's not to say that there isn't hamas in the west bank, there is hamas in the west bank, there is palestinian islamic jihad, there's al-aqsa marters brigade, there are many, many affiliates of the gaza resistance in the west bank, but they don't look like this and they don't sound like this, and of course they're too busy resisting the occupation to sit down with n

hamas with the key being preventing hamas from re retaining uh control over gaza um but of course this is necessitated by the seasfire that the zinist entity has rejected three times uh so golan in the piece also even accused netanyahu's policy of weakening the palestinian authority and stabilizing hamas in 2009 as being one of the key sources leading to the october 7th israely entity failure to stop hamas's operation so now he's pinning what happened in october 7 on the benjamin anthony government to begin. with right, and also going full circle in this narrative that he inadvertently propped up hamas's power, which is false narrative that you hear all the time, um, but as the continuous series of whitewashing the zionist crimes against the palestinian people goes on, the wall street journal published an opinion piece written by none other than the zinentity president himself, isaac herzog. it's entitled the case against israel rests on lies. so it claims that south africa grossly distorted. in its presentation, a quote by herzog himself to the icj in its ongoing investigation of the

for now, hamas rules rafa, key city to its survival. some analysts believe hamas uses the area to keep a strangle hold on the humanitarian aid coming into gaza, major way to control the people of gaza. hamas uses more than million gazans who were fled to rafa as human shields. nbc is reporting israel is open to allowing hamas mastermind yet. sin war to go into exile and exchange for the release of all the hostages and the end of hamas rule in the gaza strip. wow, so what happened right there? well, they're basically saying with zero evidence that hamas has some kind of stranglehold over humanitarian aid and rafah and that this is uh how hamas controls the population of gaza and the palestinian people. actually, the other day it was reported that even us intelligence believes there's no evidence for any such thing. no evidence, even us intelligence said it, there's no evidence that hamas diverts humanitarian aid, has a stranglehold it in any way or uses it for an for its own benefit, that seems uh weird enough, so the next thing we have

if they are targeting hamas, _ targeting what hamas.hat hamas. if they are targeting hamas, why do - targeting what hamas. if they are targeting hamas, why do we - targeting what hamas. if they are j targeting hamas, why do we have these shocking numbers of innocent people dying? the? these shocking numbers of innocent peeple dying?— people dying? they say that hamas are usin: people dying? they say that hamas are using ordinary _ people dying? they say that hamas are using ordinary civilians - people dying? they say that hamas are using ordinary civilians as - are using ordinary civilians as human shields.— are using ordinary civilians as human shields. , . , , , _ human shields. this has been used by the israelis every _ human shields. this has been used by the israelis every time _ human shields. this has been used by the israelis every time they _ human shields. this has been used by the israelis every time they invade - the israelis every time they invade gaza. they say that they are chasing hamas. hamas is in hospitals. they went

not half of hamas, the entire hamas. not half of hamas, the entire hamas.etary of state blinken that after we devastate hamas we will make sure that gaza is completely demilitarised forever. history has proven that there is only one force that can promise such demilitarisation and this is the state of israel thanks to idf and our security forces. what it means is that israel will be operating in gaza anywhere and anytime as needed in order to make sure terror does not raise its head once again. the civilian management of gaza, will not be performed, anyone assisting terror or educating for terror, i would have to direct to start that and i've given an update to antony blinken and today we are at a turning point, a historical turning port where the middle east can go towards the light or toward the darkness, will not allow the darkness, will not allow the darkness of a run to win. complete and final victory in gaza is a condition, because all of our enemies are waiting to see who will win. we are operating for a complete and final victory for our security, f

well, let's see that video. a hamas recruiter: are you seeing more young people joining hamas here in the west bank since october seven? for sure all the palestinian people are standing my hamas. i give the fighters guidance. when israeli forces enter, i tell them what to do and how to open fire. so what, we're supposed to believe that debora patta actually met with a hamas reporter in the west bank. is that supposedly true? uh, well, as we can. tell from the first sentence uh the accent sounds entirely fake anyone who speaks arabic will know that and we also know from the past, especially the last few months is that israel regularly uses crisis actors and impersonators uh when they want when they want to portray evidence for something that they don't have. it is true. uh, that's not to say that there isn't hamas in the west bank, there is hamas in the west bank, there is palestinian islamic jihad, there is al-aqsa marters brigade, there are many, many affiliates of the gaza resistance in the west bank, but they don't look like this and don't sound like this, and of course they're too

in the first stage, it is one of the other conditions of hamas. the prime minister of the zionist regime rejected the demands of the resistance and came in front of the camera and said that he has reached his goals and surrendering to hamas' conditions is disastrous for israel. but he emphasized that the talks are continuing. but this palestinian expert says: israel will destroy hamas and resistance groups, azadi asra and pakza. these negotiations that took place in paris had results, i think the qatari side conveyed it to hamas, hamas announced some conditions, and then we saw that netanyahu said that he rejects these conditions , what is the situation now? yes, in the last month, the last plan that qatar had came to an end the israelis have claimed that because they are carrying out the work in this qatar project, the balance is not maintained, more than the side. the palestinian side is being supported, and therefore france and the united states should also enter into this plan, because of this , the final stage of the negotiations was held in

hamas be playing a role in governing gaza in— hamas be playing a role in governing gaza in a _ hamasgaza in a day after scenario what - gaza in a day after scenario what would _ gaza in a day after scenario what would american _ gaza in a day after scenario what would american policy _ gaza in a day after scenario what would american policy be - gaza in a day after scenario what i would american policy be towards hamas— would american policy be towards hamas going _ would american policy be towards hamas going forward? _ would american policy be towards hamas going forward? the - would american policy be towards hamas going forward?— hamas going forward? the short answer to the _ hamas going forward? the short answer to the second _ hamas going forward? the short answer to the second part - hamas going forward? the short answer to the second part of- hamas going forward? the short answer to the second part of the j answer to the second part of the question is no. after the first part of the question, look, as ijust said, there are a number... as we are defining the path forward, incl

>> hamas responded tonight. we are reviewing that response now and i will be discussing it with the government of israel tomorrow. there is still a lot of work to be done but we continue to believe that an agreement is possible and essential. nermeen: hamas puts forward end a deal to end this all gaza in response to a deal with the u.s. and israel for to percy's five -- ceasefire. "netanyahu's war on truth." >> from the immediate moment after the october 7 attacks, israel has unleashed a sustained information warfare campaign to dehumanize palestinians. this campaign has included lies, misinformation. israel has gotten the white house to launder these lies and the purpose was to justify the unjustifiable, scorched-earth campaign against the population of gaza. nermeen: we will speak with investigative journalist jeremy scahill about israel's propaganda campaign to dehumanize palestinians. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm nermeen shaikh. a fe

but hamas is still there, negotiating with hamas, and they are forced to be part of the administration after the end of the war hamas must be the political leader of gaza, so this statement of the former head of shabat is correct, he admitted sooner than all the israeli officials that israel failed in this war and suffered a heavy defeat, because as i said, your service did not achieve their goals, not the removal of salah hamas. they can do hamas rockets, the islamic resistance of gaza is still firing several times every day, that is, towards israel, the palestinian territories, and hamas is negotiating, and the management of gaza after the war will be part of the management of the war, now in the qatar negotiations and the paris summit. also, negotiations with the egyptians reached a conclusion ceasefire is the first card of hamas and the palestinian resistance groups , their first card is that the ceasefire and the end of the war are against this key. let's talk, but in order to prepare for the next question, a report by the lebanese network al-manar about the situation. the prime m

if hamas want to survive _ hamas completely. if hamas want to survive at _ hamas completely.lives being lost? as _ surrender. no matter the number of lives being lost? as i _ surrender. no matter the number of lives being lost? as i said, - surrender. no matter the number of lives being lost? as i said, 29,330 l lives being lost? as i said, 29,330 palestinians killed. istate lives being lost? as i said, 29,330 palestinians killed.— lives being lost? as i said, 29,330 palestinians killed. we are peddling lies, 29,000. — palestinians killed. we are peddling lies, 29,000, is — palestinians killed. we are peddling lies, 29,000, is that _ palestinians killed. we are peddling lies, 29,000, is that including - lies, 29,000, is that including hamas— lies, 29,000, is that including hamas terrorist combatants? we haven't _ hamas terrorist combatants? we haven't had an honest figure of how many— haven't had an honest figure of how many hamas terrorists have been killed _ many hamas terrorists have been killed and — many hamas terrorists have been killed and how many civilians. just beca

hamas has emerged again. it's fired rockets from gaza city, it has challenge the idea of at numerous locations in the north. it's a dangerous place to be, despite all of this, we have insisted, the president, the secretary, there's got to be access to the north and it's got to be at scale humanitarian assistance provided. >> if i were to ask you what is the one key to not solving the military and situation and beginning reconstruction, what is the one key to addressing the situation that now exists on the ground? is it an extended pause or cessation of military activity for an extended period of time? is that the single most important change that needs to occur before the international community, you and agencies can even hope to do more to feed 2 million people, is that the key? >> it is indeed. without an enduring cease fire and that cease fire must be part of a hostage release. we do not support a standalone cease fire. that would be a gift to hamas and it's not something we would support. a hostage releas

hamas is an existential— whom hamas exploits. hamas is an existential threat _ whom hamas exploits.inians and their ability to recognise i existential threat to palestiniansl and their ability to recognise that and their ability to recognise that and take — and their ability to recognise that and take responsibility _ and their ability to recognise that and take responsibility for - and their ability to recognise that and take responsibility for that, i and take responsibility for that, thing _ and take responsibility for that, thing the — and take responsibility for that, thing the casualties _ and take responsibility for that, thing the casualties will- and take responsibility for that, thing the casualties will go i and take responsibility for that, l thing the casualties will go down and take responsibility for that, . thing the casualties will go down in israel_ thing the casualties will go down in israel but _ thing the casualties will go down in israel but waiting _ thing the casualties will go down in israel but waiting to _ thing the casualties will go down in israel but wa

we need to get rid of hamas. to make sure that they never have this power of government again. for the safety and security of all decent people in this region. this is the tragedy. it's not to do with the super bowl, it's in order to bring home the people that are unlawfully being held by hamas. so we should not plan our operations, we should not conduct operations because a super bowl is taking place. i would say, no. the when the operational reality permitted us to conduct the operation, that is when it was clear to go. we jeopardize our forces going into this hornet's nest. when the operation was being conducted they came under extensive heavy fire. the reality is that hamas chooses the battleground. time and time again, that battleground is behind civilians. time and time again it's beneath or leaching off of u.n. facilities, u.n. capabilities. time and time again they are putting the people of gaza at risk. we are trying to limit the civilian casualties. we are evacuating people out of harm's way. we are ope

netanyahu has rejected hamas's demands, calling them delusional. and hamas wants aid allowed in the gaza strip saying that negotiations cannot be held while hunger is ravaging the palestinians. sounds like dead end, but uh the other parties, namely the us, egypt and qatar, are still pursuing seasfire that will bridge the differences and that is tall order. and with that said uh, that's all we've had on the issue of the peace talks, the truth talks rather between hamas and the israeli regime. so... i'm going to hand the floor back over to you, okay, thank you so much, that was pretty informative, and it appears that the israeli regime is not ascaling back from its demands, the us also made this announcement that it will veto a un resolution against israel, and that's what all what the regime needs to continue with its aggression against the palestinians in the gaza strip. now moving on, tens of thousands of indian farmers are camping on the borders of capital new delhi. demanding legal guarantees of a minimum support price for their cropts. farmers are ramping up pressure and the governme

and hamas. and hamas to a certain extent — israelis. and hamas.hamas to a certain extent but israel is _ certain extent but israel is occupying our territory and israel should _ occupying our territory and israel should make the statement to regenerate hope in their hearts and minds _ regenerate hope in their hearts and minds of— regenerate hope in their hearts and minds of the palestinian people. israel— minds of the palestinian people. israel is — minds of the palestinian people. israel is doing the contrary, it is revenge. — israel is doing the contrary, it is revenge, and they are acting as if they want— revenge, and they are acting as if they want to kill anyone who stands in front _ they want to kill anyone who stands in front of— they want to kill anyone who stands in front of them. that is not how to make _ in front of them. that is not how to make peace — in front of them. that is not how to make peace. israel has to move from security— make peace. israel has to move from security approach to a political approach _ security approach to a

hamas has responded, holding its own press conference. news agency quoted a senior hamas official as saying mr netanyahu's remarks on the ceasefire proposal show he intends to pursue the conflict in the region. the official is quoted as saying hamas is prepared to deal with all options. and that a delgation will visit cairo to pursue ceasefire talks. an egyptian official source told the bbc that a new round of negotiations is expected to start tomorrow, sponsored by egypt and qatar. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet is with me. a lot has been going on and talk us through where we are right now. you reall want through where we are right now. you really want to — through where we are right now. 7m, really want to be a fly on the wall, why is antony blinken so delayed, skimmed up to two hours, at least an hour and a half that he was supposed to speak and the response of israel is quite ferocious and it was expected that they would have serious concerns about the proposals and the counteroffers from hamas but the rebuke from b

we saw the horrific hamas video. showing, i have never seen the prime minister, who is a very stoic, strong man driven to tears, watching his own people being killed in such a horrific manner. the slaughter of innocent jewish people. he will not rest until they are eradicated. not just for the jewish people but for the palestinians. only until we can free them from the palestinians, are the jewish people going to be free from terrorism and only until then, we have peace in the least, true peace. i think that is what the result of this horrific act was. but, i will not rest, i know the ranking member will not rest and members on this committee will not rest until we bring every american back home to the united states. i am so delighted that abigail made it at of that held -- hell. we were there with the brother of emily hands. a beautiful 9-year-old girl who was finally released but we need more. we passed the most bipartisan resolution in the history of the congress, condemning hamas and standing in support of the st

netanyahu has rejected hamas's demands, calling them delusional, and hamas wants aid allowed in the gaza strip saying that negotiations cannot be held while hunger is ravaging the palestinians. sounds like dead end, but the other parties, namely the us, egypt, are still pursuing a cease fire that... will bridge the differences and that is tall order. the senior hamas official says that israel have a bad reputation for fulfilling their promises, calling on the palestinians to keep resisting against the occupying regime. israelis are not committed to their agreements and promises. they have a long history of not complying with what they agree upon. palestinian's resistance against the israeli occupation is the real gap. guarantee for a potential deal, the one that was achieved during the operation flod, the operation made israel and the us realized that the axis of resistance is able to exert pressure with the aim of supporting movements in gaza and change the political equation in favor of the resistance front. andon made the remarks in an exclusive interview with press tv. he said the pa

tonight on expose, zionist israeli claims of hamas headquarters under al-shifa hospital debunked by the same broadcast media that tried promoting set claims. social media posts claiming hamas mass raped israeli entity settlers on october 7 proved to be deceptive stories as all claims so far lack evidence. perpetuating the big lie as joseph goballes calls it with numbers, ai generated fake photos and hundreds of voices on tiktok for one that globally unmasked zinust manipulation and lies right at the icj. welcome to expose, the show that leaves no stone unturned. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to expose. publishing unsubstantiated claims, telling only one side of the story and painting palestinians as human looking animals are all unprofessional mistakes western media makes while covering the genocide of zionist israel against the palestinian people. with so much to cover since october 7th al-aqsa flod let us type with our expert guests into the world of broadcast, digital and social media, uncoverming each step western media lies and propaganda in favor of zionist israel, beginning with

the hamas chiefs. us and israel regime will not gain through politics, what they fail to achieve through war, and syrian air defenses repel new israeli attack on the countryside of the capital damascus, shooting down most of the regime's missiles.

you may have seen the videos that hamas _ hamas.logical terror they visited upon _ psychological terror they visited upon us — psychological terror they visited upon us in addition to the physical terror— upon us in addition to the physical terror inflicted upon our families. the videos — terror inflicted upon our families. the videos mocked us, treated yossi life as _ the videos mocked us, treated yossi life as though it was a game show. after— life as though it was a game show. after 24— life as though it was a game show. after 24 hours of mental torture we received _ after 24 hours of mental torture we received another video, at the conciusion— received another video, at the conclusion of which yossi's body was clearly _ conclusion of which yossi's body was clearly shown. you may have seen that video — clearly shown. you may have seen that video. i've seen that video many— that video. i've seen that video many times. i've seen that video moving, — many times. i've seen that video moving, i've _ many times. i've seen that video mo

that doesn't mean half of hamas are three quarters, all of hamas are three quarters, all of hamas needsy of israel, the region and the world. we are going after them, we have killed in excess of 12,000 hamas terrorists. we have put out of action more than 20,000 hamas terrorists. that means killed, captured or injured. and we will continue forward because we have no option. we can'tjust sit and turn the other cheek and wait for hamas to do what they want to do, which is to do what they want to do, which is to commit genocide and the people of israel, to destroy the state of israel, to destroy the state of israel and then, as it says in their charter, to go afterjews worldwide. hamas's days have come and they will go soon. d0 hamas's days have come and they will no soon. ,, hamas's days have come and they will cosoon. , , hamas's days have come and they will cosoon. , go soon. do you accept there is a humanitarian _ go soon. do you accept there is a humanitarian problem _ go soon. do you accept there is a humanitarian problem in - go soon. do you accept there is a humanitarian problem in

. structure, not eliminating hamas. ., hamas.on did not annihilate the _ hamas. the global coalition did not annihilate the islamic - not annihilate the islamic state, it inflicted a territorial defeat which can be expected here as well. if you stop short of the goals all the way south of the southern gaza strip in rafah you will leave hamas leadership intact. you will leave the last two to four battalions that hamas has intact and the israeli position is after october the 7th that it cannot be allowed to happen. what is unclear and i don't have the answer to either is where the civilians are expected to go next. egyptians are not allowing them on egyptian territory which is a shame and i understand the concerns but it's the one place they could safely go. there are no other places in the gaza strip so it will move from this to the other neighbourhood and it is populated by five or six times already and is also the case, civilians will lose out and i do believe that the israelis will try to do everything they can to minimise casu

hall, like many people, i've heard many people say that netanyahu needed hamas and needs hamas. to survive, yes, and it would be interesting if they are in some way still in contact, this is something i really did some research in going back into the origins of hamas, hamas and naked together on getting him elected, of course the purpose of hamas is to keep the palestinian people divided to keep the gaza people separated from the west bank by means and and keep the palestinian authority from claiming a full um jurisdiction throughout a palestinian and among the palestinians it's been a divide and conquer scheme and uh netanyahu has done that to prevent the basis for any negotiations because he can always say well who am i going to negotiate with they they're not united they and he does very much to keep them disunited. them for his own purposes, political purposes, that's right, mr. just before we let you go, with the icj uh case gaining momentum, what do you predict in the future and could we see the likes of netanyahu and his affiliates be tried and prosecuted for their crimes? well, tha

not only that, hamas got stronger.d palestinians is the only way to guarantee peace in the future. some suggest it could be the best way to weaken hamas. if one truly wants to marginalise and weaken hamas, then the only way that can happen is through the creation of a viable political tract. but israel, shocked by the brutality of the 7th of october attacks, remain firm in continuing to prevent a palestinian state, and are defiant on eliminating hamas. ijust can't see a victory day for the israelis. so they can massively degrade hamas but the key thing is how do you prevent hamas re—emerging in the sort of aftermath of the major military operation? so when i look at the day after, i think that israel will very much control the continuation of the campaign to eliminate hamas capabilities. they are always going to show something but the bulk of them, the threat of them, that will be gone. under mr netanyahu, who leads the most right—wing government in israeli history, israel plans to retain security control for the fores

policy be towards hamas going forward? >> the short answer to the second part of the question is no. as to the first part of the question, look, as i just said, as we are defining the path forward, including the pathway to a palestinian state, there are a number of policy options the people may propose as part of that process. but our focus today is on all of the diplomacy needed to bring it about, including, again, getting ideas, getting proposals from all concerned, and putting those together in a credible and clear plan. that is where we are, and as i said, we will continue to have these conversations, to engage in that diplomacy, to really sharpen the focus on all of the different elements that would be necessary, that would be involved, and that each of the parties believes is important. thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks, everyone, and apologies for keeping folks late. hope you get a chance to have some dinner. >> all right, you are listening there to secretary of state tony blinken in tel aviv where he has been thro

it will start on saturday in cairo, a hamas source close to this case confirmed that hamas has agreedthis new round of negotiations with the aim of a ceasefire and the end of the war and the exchange of prisoners. it's been four months since netanyahu said he wants to destroy hamas. now netanyahu is negotiating with hamas for a ceasefire. and he is sitting with the political and security officials of his cabinet to review the ceasefire with hamas, the ceasefire for the agreement that was recently presented in paris and includes 3 45 -day stages to end the war against the palestinian nation, providing aid, providing shelter, rebuilding, and lifting the blockade of the gaza strip. evening exchange is two-way. hamas' response to the proposal of the paris agreement between this movement and israel. it was clear. hamas believes that some issues should be corrected and clarified. america also claims that it is looking for a long-term ceasefire. i think we have sent good signals about our seriousness. establishing a long-term ceasefire will help with the release of hostages, the flow of huma

that is the official position of hamas.— position of hamas.s. what is the minister's assessment - position of hamas. what is the minister's assessment on i position of hamas. what is the minister's assessment on the i position of hamas. what is the i minister's assessment on the uk's abstention in the last week security council vote on the us and their position? we are working towards a further united nations security council resolution. britain is continuing as it has from the start to try and bring people together to the common position which i set out earlier this afternoon and we will continue to do so in respect of future united nations security resolutions whenever we can.— nations security resolutions whenever we can. tomas is a terrorist _ whenever we can. tomas is a terrorist organisation -- i whenever we can. tomas is a i terrorist organisation -- hamas is a terrorist organisation —— hamas is a terrorist organisation —— hamas is a terrorist organisation —— hamas is a terrorist organisation and that cannot be overlooked in these conve

he could utilize hamas because hamas wants to destroy israel, and say, i can't negotiate peace , we can have a two state solution because hamas is not amenable to that kind of peace talk. that is what i'm opposed to. and i yield back the balance of my time. >> the gentleman's time has expired. i will recognize myself for a one minute close. we have both said today that keeping money in iraq was been a full -- that official to iran. did they not support the transfer to other jurisdictions? i didn't think so. is clear that the transfer was at the request of iran to the biden administration. rosenberg said that she couldn't tell us or wouldn't tell us today in an open setting if there had been problems with the transactions. the two transactions that have been acknowledged. the way i understand it, saying yes or no is not classified. all of us can understand where this is classified. additionally, rosenberg spoke at length. the europeans do not have control over money and qatar. it was repeatedly said that there have not been any transactions. to be clear, mr. rosenberg said there had been

well, this goes flat against what hamas political bureau chief ofia has said, and also the hamas rep in lebanon osama hamdan. in this edition of the spotlight we will look at the genocidal war and how nothing has pr civilian killings from the icj to protest to a possible true deal, a genocide made possible by the us, providing the israeli regime with bombs and missiles. first let me introduce our guests for this edition of the spotlight. john phoenix, journalist and international relations expert joins us from london. also joining us is nicholas davis, independent journalist and author who joins us from miami. well welcome to you both uh, if i may start with you, john phoenix, when we take a look at what's happening in gaza, it's quite incredible and shocking uh that we're approaching uh 30,00 in terms of the death toll, 145 days now, and just in the past 24 hours, over 100 palestinians have been murdered, um, what do you think about the fact that nothing is preventing the genocide from uh stopping? well, it's just just make it clear that, the the main factor of the support for the i

fighting against hamas.— hamas and support israel's fighting auainst hamas. ., ,, . ., against hamasnst hamas. thank you so much for coming in to talk— against hamas. thank you so much for coming in to talk to _ against hamas. thank you so much for coming in to talk to me. _ against hamas. thank you so much for coming in to talk to me. thank - against hamas. thank you so much for coming in to talk to me. thank you. i coming in to talk to me. thank you. sta in: in coming in to talk to me. thank you. staying in the _ coming in to talk to me. thank you. staying in the middle _ coming in to talk to me. thank you. staying in the middle east, - coming in to talk to me. thank you. staying in the middle east, and - staying in the middle east, and development today. the palestinian prime minister has blamed israel's "aggression against the gaza strip and the escalation in the west bank and jerusalem" for his government's decision to resign. the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, has come under growing pressure to shake up the palestian authority with a view to it potentially governing gaza

— for a new ceasefire between israel and hamas? ., ., and hamas?d a fifth month of the — and hamas? today we entered a fifth month of the war _ and hamas? today we entered a fifth month of the war so _ and hamas? today we entered a fifth month of the war so the _ and hamas? today we entered a fifth month of the war so the hope - and hamas? today we entered a fifth month of the war so the hope is - and hamas? today we entered a fifth month of the war so the hope is that| month of the war so the hope is that we can see this agreement come to light in the next few days. antony blinken has been doing the rounds speaking to all sides and so have mediators in the region, with egypt and others. the hope is in the next few days that as the correspondence was just articulating, everything can fall apart at the last minute. the contours of the agreement have truths include hostages, release of palestinian prisoners and relief to allow aid to come into gaza, more aid, at the moment it is at the very minimum. those are the contours, how many days, how many hos

the israelis described the hamas demands is delusional. hamas— the hamas demands is delusional.p the hostages in stages. i don't _ give up the hostages in stages. i don't want — give up the hostages in stages. i don't want to give them all up because — don't want to give them all up because it fears as soon as the last hostage _ because it fears as soon as the last hostage is— because it fears as soon as the last hostage is back in israel, israel will have — hostage is back in israel, israel will have a _ hostage is back in israel, israel will have a green light to finish the job— will have a green light to finish the job -- _ will have a green light to finish the job —— they don't want to. to destroy— the job —— they don't want to. to destroy rafah in the way it is already— destroy rafah in the way it is already destroyed gaza and khan younis — already destroyed gaza and khan younis. the kind of mechanics, the various— younis. the kind of mechanics, the various pieces that have to fall into place _ various pieces that have to fall into place — all of this is so immensely compli

but hamas, because the main leaf is in the hands of hamas , the israeli soldiers, 135 of whom are almostthe hands of hamas, and they do not hand them over. unless a ceasefire it should be fully announced , even i know that hamas is ready to accept a phased ceasefire, which means that the ceasefire will be extended for two months later, so that the agreement can be finalized. this is one of the serious problems that hamas insists on , the israeli army must the gaza strip must be removed, they have no right to stay, this is the second condition of the epic and the third condition.

is that the difficulty from the hamas side? yes. they want the package — from the hamas side? yes. _ from the hamas side? yes. they want the package to be a _ from the hamas side? yes. they want the package to be a final— from the hamas side? yes. they want the package to be a final package. - the package to be a final package. whereas israel seems to be heading towards a pause, but and we have heard for some is really military officials, they would not mind a pause during ramadan because they could consolidate their forces —— israeli military officials, it is a difficult environment to operate in, they still must come up with an evacuation for land. we were told netanyahu who was presented to balance that he has received two plans, one for a place to evacuate nearly half of the population of gaza somewhere else, we have been hearing tonight that there is really no place to go, but netanyahu says he has a plan. secondly, the plan by the idf to continue for that total victory. netanyahu keeps saying that there are about four of the remaining brigades of hamas in rafah. they believe

well, this goes flat against. what hamas political bureau chief moheniya has said, and also the hamas lebanon osama hamdan. in this edition of the spotlight we will look at the genocidal war and how nothing has prevented civilian killings from the icj to protest to a possible true deal, a genocide made possible by the us providing the israeli regime with bombs and missiles. first let me introduce our guests for this edition of the spotlight. john phoenix, journalist and international relations expert joins us from london. also joining us is nicholas davis, independent journalist and author who joins us from miami. well, welcome to you both. uh, if i may start with you, john phoenix, when we take a look at what's happening in gaza, it's quite incredible and shocking uh that we're approaching uh 30,00 in terms of the death toll, 145 days now, and just in the past 24 hours over 100 palestinians have been murdered. um, what do you think about? the fact that nothing is preventing the genocide from uh stopping, well just just make it clear that the the main factor of the support for the isr

provide, what hamas did? not provide legit cannot provide legitimate pretext for genocide, right? well, it seems like throughout the questions that i've asked and the responses that i've gotten, can't escape uh the role that the us uh has played john phoenix in this and uh the us itself was uh focus of the most recent g20 meeting that was held in brazil uh so much so that the brazilian president came out talked about the us role there and actually then uh made the focus of the g20 in some sense the reform of the un because uh the brazilian president and uh um other officials that were present there aside from looking down at the us have said this is where the un has failed, it needs to be reformed, we've heard that before about the un being reformed, but here is a clear example of how bad things can go, what do you think about nothing to have at this point prevented the genocide uh from stopping? well, can i just highlight one thing before i answer the question, you sound like little best of brighs about the