in many ways this has real shock value. ministers. in many ways this has realshock value.er, i ministers. in many ways this has real shock value. earlier, i spoke to the political editor of the observer newspaper. it is to the political editor of the observer newsa er. , , observer newspaper. it is extremely dramatic and — observer newspaper. it is extremely dramatic and interesting. _ observer newspaper. it is extremely dramatic and interesting. on - observer newspaper. it is extremely dramatic and interesting. on the - dramatic and interesting. on the other hand, i think it is quite predictable because i think over the weekends there were signs that rishi sunak was going to have to do this otherwise he would look terribly weak as a prime minister, with the home secretaryjust firing off weak as a prime minister, with the home secretary just firing off when she wanted to at in a very provocative way at a sensitive time. i don't think he had any political option. i don't think he had any political 0 tion. �* ., , i don't think he had any political 0 tion. �* ., _ , i don't

he has. explain what the pope said to the russians. so he has. but the thing is this, the vatican diplomacy over the years has gone through changes, especially from the days of one pope, pope pius ix, when the vatican lost a lot of its territory. so basically, we lost rome as a city of the popes. the vatican, i think, adopted a policy of nonpartiality, a policy of common fatherhood, as it were, paternity. and that was a policy... is that code for saying that the vatican is now seeking ways to be an important voice in the global south and therefore wants good relations with moscow and indeed beijing? no, no, no, not that. looking at your relationship with china. the vatican�*s relationship with china is extremely interesting where it seems the vatican has given the chinese communist party a right to play a role in the appointment of catholic bishops. yes, that has happened. but the role that the vatican is giving china is a role that has already existed between the vatican and switzerland. in

it has to be good _ it has to be good news? it has to be good news. _ it has to be good news?_ it has to be good news? it has to be good news. it will - it has to be good news? it has to be good news. it will be - to be good news. it will be very welcome from the streamers and the studious and at the flipside of courses while that strike has been on, they have been saving a great deal of money, up to £1 billion in additionalfree cash money, up to £1 billion in additional free cash flow going to disney, netflix and others because they have not been spending on that content, but, as your reporter alluded to, it will create issues next year with supply. it is a very good thing it has come to an end. this strike has come to an end, which is good news for all involved, but actually what does it mean for the big movie companies like disney going forward? it us through that, the challenges for disney going forward. ~ . ., , forward. well, the challenges forward. well, the challenges for the streaming _ forward. well, the challenges for the streaming industry - forward. well, the chal

it has a choice, it has a l choice? it has a choice, it has a choice?s a choice, it has a choice in how it _ choice? it has a choice, it has a choice in how it goes _ choice? it has a choice, it has a choice in how it goes about - choice? it has a choice, it has a i choice in how it goes about doing that. a military campaign that has killed already, you know, more than 8000 civilian children and women is not the right way to go about that. i mean, israel has proven in the past it is able to go after perpetrators of violence against it in a more targeted way, without doing this bombing. israel has a choice but it is choosing to go after this with a spirit of revenge and to be very honest, what's the strategy? that's the question now of the united states and people who are critics of israel. not only among the under 35 but people in the democratic party and administration. what's the objective? what's the strategy about achieving the objective? what is the day after and who is going to be there after hamas is obliterated? who is going to control it? these

my little brother has a condition. he ran out of medicine and he's suffering repeated sieges and has many complications. besides, as i've tried, i would like to know who has to i to go home in the addictions we only one are away from my home with my 202 daughters. i've been here since the day the crossing was replaced. really watch a lot of, i'm here to see of my wife. we recently married, she's jordanian, and palestinian. i need to see her get across to safety. my only crime is that i am powerless, damian's everyone who is being forced to adopt. there's a constant stream of victims with children suffering the most and to thousands lives ended. long before that time. pull race out is there was more on the situation on the hospitals being side gauze, or foster running after a few years after there was bennett slick who sent this update from ramallah in the occupied west in the us. folks men full the policy and helpful far it is in gaza. ashcroft, our country has painted a very bleak picture of what's going on in a coupl

it has symbolic importance to has been law. how much of the town was heavily bombed during the lebanese armed groups last war with israel in 2006, but it's fighters held their ground nearly 2 decades later, there again at for vintage bill has not yet been caught in the crossfire. but the group support has believe israel wants to expand the conflict. so this is really doesn't hide its intentions. of course, it would like to expand the ongoing war, but in the presence of his velocity to us industrial law and our resistance fighters, we are not afraid not far as an active front line along more than 100 kilometers of border. a few kilometers deep on each side. the cross border fire is known as the 2nd month and hezbollah as promising more of this. as long as israel continues its war on casa, the group's leader house on the seller has talked about increasing operations in terms of size, frequency, and the type of weapons. but making it clear, this border will remain what he calls a support front. for garza, israel has been increasin

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he has nothing to do with us. i don't know. mamma tobacco fall on the we would set to settle harvest in 10 days. but now we're here. and on the left the, these people's lives have been disruptive mid fears of a major war for weeks. now. iran back she eyed hezbollah militia, had been firing rockets towards israel. these really army has responded with artillery fire and air strength, but limited their attacks to targets close to the border. has the act as a state within the state. it has a large and diverse arsenal of weapons and well trained fighters. at any moment, the situation could escalate, leaving lebanon's government to look on the hop video, a sofa. it appears that it has below is proceeding with reason and wisdom. but the rules of the game, a limitation icon promise, lebanese people, anything because a lot depends on his beloved allies, are on his below liter house on this roller. he pledged support for palestinian hum us after their attack on israel. but his blood has a lot to lose the people of lebanon a

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this deal has been a long time in the negotiation, it has - time in the negotiation, it has taken manys been close before and now it does finally seem to be happening. i know the families all have different opinions about how this has been handled, about whether it could should have happened faster, what are your thoughts on the deal? , ., ., ~ the deal? first of all, i think it should have _ the deal? first of all, i think it should have happened - the deal? first of all, i think it should have happened faster, | the deal? first of all, i think it| should have happened faster, i the deal? first of all, i think it - should have happened faster, i have reason to believe it could have happened faster and earlier, but this is what my government is capable of so i am backing them and i am for it, of course, and i urge them to do more. really discussing the situation that so many of these families have found themselves in, where they are not only grieving family members who when murdered that day but also those hostages, many of whom have beenin those hostages, many of whom have been in gaz

we are in a country that has. deep history -- we are in a country that has very deep history.ould make justice for the victims and the genocide are in jail now. he wants to take them out of jail. those are the main issues we are experiencing these days here. juan: franco metaza, could you talk about why the income it coalition, centerleft coalition lost this election? what factors do you think contributed to that? also, how you expect milei will be able to govern since he doesn't have a majority in the legislature? >> well, i think we lost because of inflation. when one analyzes all the elections in argentina, it always has to do with the economy. we have a very high inflation. what did cause that inflation? well, it begun when the imf gave us -- not us but the right wing government -- the biggest loan in the history of imf. they gave us $45 billion. that is even three times the amount they have given to ukraine to recover from the war. and we were not in a war. even the pandemic cannot happen then. it was a political loan. that makes our country to pay a lot of money per mont

turkey has not yet cancelled its gaz deal with israel and also has against tel aviv.political and economic relations with israel. istanbul, with that we come to an end for this additional world news, thanks for being with us, i'll be back uh in less than 6 minutes time at the top of the hour with a recap of the top stories, it's bye-bye for now. october 7th marked new chapter in israel's history. they were stunned by the unexpected turn of events. now the big question is, can israel restore its shattered image? after the seismic shift in its narrative. خلاص خلص على. the leader of iran's islamic revolution says the israel regime has been knocked out by the palestinian's operation alaso flood. meeting with iranian athletes, ayatollah said the hamas as a resistance group and not a government or country succeeded in knocking out the occupying israeli regime. israel carries out new air strikes on gaza despite a truce announcement. five palestinians have been killed in the attacks on the jabala refugee camp in the north. more than 14,00 people, mostly women and children hav

that has all been the result of what president biden has described as the approach that he has takenn this conflict. and when he answered that question, he acknowledged the idea but then he said in the same breath that the approach that he has taken is what has been generating results. >> are you saying that what the president was indicating was no, there won't be any restrictions? >> no. we all saw what he said. he acknowledged the idea -- >> so there might be restrictions? >> -- and then he said but the approach i'm taking -- margaret, the president made clear in his comments that he thought the approach that he is taking is the approach that has generated the results that we have seen so far and he is going to continue to engage in exactly that kind of diplomacy. in fact, he has a call set up for today with prime minister netanyahu. and i think you will see the united states continue to do what we have been doing and particularly president biden continue to do what he is doing because that is what is generating results. >> okay. senator sanders has an op-ed in the "new york times"

crimes, the regime has committed. gaza, president typerwan made the remarks during a phone conversation with the un secretary general antonio gutieres just ahead of a un security council meeting on gaza. the turkish president said israel quote, shamelessly violates international law, the laws of war and international humanitarian law. meanwhile, jordan's king, abdullah has also slamed israel for its war on gaza and crimes regime has committed throughout the war. king said that israel's brutal campaign and military operations in the west bank and gaza stand in blatan disregard for human values and the right of life. the iranian capital tehran is hosting a gathering of national and international scholars to review letter written by leader of iran's islamic revolution. ayatollah sayid ali khameneie letter. address to youths in europe and the us back in 2015. press tv, saman kujuri has your details. scollers and thinkers have come together in a meeting at tehran university to review a 2015 letter sent by iran's leader to

achieved uh maybe you can tell us what it has or hasn't which has led to the conclusion that israel happen if it wasn't for the victory of the resistance over the occupation forces in the gaza strip, as we have seen the occupation forces have posted videos of themselves as if they're so mighty and conquering everything, and as some uh analysts have pointed out, what are they shooting at, they're shooting at wooden tables, they're shooting at empty rooms, these are all videos meant to show their bravado, but they reflect nothing of the reality on. ground, which is that they are losing, they are sustaining heavy losses. um, leaked audio comes out that the panicking zionist occupation forces are saying that they're fighting against ghosts, please get us out of here, so if you look at the number of prisoners who are released from the side of the palestinian resistance versus that which is released by the israeli occupation, it is clear who has the upper hand, because only a handful of prisoners are being released um from the palestinian side, which are mostly. women and children um and

since then, he has not gone public with that, he has attained the lining that, he has attained the lining that it was used only for constituency work while he was away in morocco. we now know from what we just heard in the chamber that that was not the case and i think that is why opposition parties will still want to see him lose hisjob, i suspect, as health secretary about this. clearly, anyone who watch that will be able to see michael matheson was quite emotional during it. it has brought his family into this, which i think he is very uncomfortable with and he said the reason he did not explain fully what the ipad had been used for was because it would have then opened up his family, his teenage son potentially typical coverage, to the media storm that inevitably would have come with that and that is why he has made the decision. he has referred himself under the code of contact to be looked into. he did however say he wants to focus now on being an msp and being health secretary so he does not plan to step down over this by the sounds of things. we have heard from the first minister

today's judgment has not weakened my resolve — it has only hardened it.bs. israel says its soldiers have found military equipment during a raid on gaza's biggest hospital. hamas denies the hospital is a miltary command centre. and india have reached the final of the men's cricket world cup

now, the bbc has approached russell brand for a comment, but has not yet heard back.ensual. the former first lady of the us — rosalynn carter — has died — she was 96. rosalynn was married tojimmy carter, who was president in the 1970s, for 77 years. her family say she died peacefully at her home in plains, georgia. jimmy said that rosalynn was his equal partner in everything he accomplished. the british chancellorjeremy hunt says any tax cuts in this week�*s autumn statement to parliament will be done in a �*responsible way�* that won�*t risk fuelling inflation. mr hunt wouldn�*t comment on speculation he may cut inheritance tax but said there would be changes to the benefits system — with extra support for those with health issues who are looking for work, but tougher sanctions for those who turn down jobs. with inflation now falling, our political correspondent, damian grammaticas, assesses the chancellor�*s options. the biggest fall in half a century in the value of the pound against the dollar. that was just over a year ago. chancellor, what are you going to do ab

translation: ii1 happiness has come back with her. she has brought thejoy backin her.home —— our home. finally ourfamily is back in her home —— our home. finally our family is together again. finally our family is together aain. , ., finally our family is together aiain. ,., . finally our family is together aiain. . ., again. israeli police told the prisonerss _ again. israeli police told the prisoners's families - again. israeli police told the prisoners's families to i again. israeli police told the prisoners's families to sign l prisoners's families to sign documents promising not to celebrate their release. the picture in the west bank posted by the palestinians is very different. among these singing and the chanting in the capital ramallah were some hamas flags. all this comes in the context of the effort to free israeli hostages. around a dozen a day are being driven across from gaza to egypt and then airlifted to israeli hospitals to meet their families. lucy williamson is in occupied jerusalem and told us there is the possibility more palestinians could be rele

their army has been defeated and israel's political defeat has also been exposed to the world. the palestinians proved that the sun of jerusalem's freedom will rise with operations in israel. they proved that if the islamic world supports them, they deserve it they have the ability to flow. the large gatherings around the world show the fact that people have accepted the issue and vision of hamas. this means that the acceptability of hamas has increased, but israel has no place in the hearts of the people in terms of morality and human honor , and it is being destroyed. regarding the ongoing crimes in the occupied territories in palestine. today, all the people of the world have become supporters of palestine. meanwhile , the approach of the statesmen of most islamic countries is reprehensible. don't they see how the bodies of brothers and sisters are torn apart? and our palestinian children are scattered in the sky due to the explosion of bombs they kept silent about it and do nothing except issuing statements. it doesn't matter which site i buy third party car insurance from,

what decides, the standard that decides whether a side in a war or a military combat has won or has beendemolish hamas completely and it was trying to reoccupy ghazzah, then it's declined to a, it's an objective to enter ghaza few meters and to keep the land that it enters today. keep it to itself, but that did not happen, so the fact that israel didn't achieve any anything, in spite of all the massackers that it has committed until now is a clear defeat for it, israel would never have gone would never have suggested even truth or taking it into consideration or even taking to consideration negotiating with hamas for for the prisoners, if it was achieving any military um... any military achievement, human rights activists and even political researchers have been saying this, it doesn't have a chance of winning, if it took the option of going into negotiations from the beginning, it would have spared itself this disgrace. now it has proven to the whole world how brutal and how monstrous it is, yet how weak a military and an intelligent level it is. to the un says the issue of palestine wi

yes, this is another foreign investor who has come and he has actually completed the legal formalities , god willing , he will start the work after signing the contract . my priority is culture and art. the supreme leader of kurdistan province introduced kurdistan as a cultural province during his trip to kurdistan province . he said that kurdistan is a cultural province. and we designed and implemented the art of many programs just this past month, a large ethnic music festival was held under the name of sna music, which is the kurdish name of sanandaj, with the participation of 25 groups from 18 ethnic groups in iran and several foreign groups, which had a great impact on the country's artists. we tried to take advantage of these capacities for any reason. we turned the thanksgiving celebration of the parrot harvest into a festival of several thousand people, in fact, thanksgiving where many cultural programs were performed, people gathered together. this vitality in the people of kurdistan is a special capacity that can help us and in this during the days of unity week, a big party

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interesting, obviously this has been seen as a i obviously this has been seen as a keyissue obviouslybeen seen as a key issue for voters and you mention the labour party shouldn't see this as a significant blow for the government. just explain that. don't anticipate effect from the conservative party, certainly not to labour if they are upset about the way the government has handled the issue. if there is a concern for the government is without some of them go to the reform uk party, and those who feel that it is not implemented brexit harshly enough. this will not be the issue on which labour when they are election or in which the conservative prospects turnaround. it is not an issue whether the government performance and the level of illegal immigration is something that lies behind the decline and conservative fortunes in the polls. they have to improve the economy and they have had good news today with a level of inflation falling but they have got to get health waiting times falling. those of the things that are pushing down conservative support, not the debate about illegal immi

as long as the atrocities continue, that israel has has placed upon the the palestinians. this kind of initiative undertaking most, i think government is supposed to be calibration with the united nations to ensure that some kind of safe, going to do is created. and we, the innocent people also guys, uh, able to be there directly to is there anybody can government they will be prompted to us. and then they almost split the to the key to working is of how to do was lifted eyes entity which is protecting the population and mediation efforts are already on the way mainly by the best number to him live in these former heads of security by the cut bodies by the directions and by the old man is up to the less of the level a couple. and egypt autoplay in the image. a role in some sort of mediation efforts related to is uh, so it's a pretty good talks about with the international uh, through of store saves that civilians. then you're going and the m should be to stop this initiative from. is there any it was international institutions to a more uh, bridge that owns that you as a t

the labour mp has resiuned of hostages. the labour mp has resigned as _ of hostages. the labour mp has resigned as shadow— of hostages. the labour mp has resigned as shadow minister - of hostages. the labour mp has l resigned as shadow minister after keir starmer refused to call for a ceasefire between the war between israel and hamas. hello i'm gareth barlow. you are watching bbc news. a labour mp has resigned as a shadow minister over sir keir starmer�*s position on the war between israel and gaza, saying that the party should be calling for a ceasefire. imran hussain is the first member of the front bench to step down over the issue. he said he remained committed to labour's agenda, but that he wants to be a "strong advocate" for a ceasefire in gaza. the shadow education secretary bridget phillipson explained why labour was calling for a humanitarian pause and not a ceasefire. as keir starmer set out in his speech at chatham house, it would freeze the conflict. in time, it risks allowing hamas to regroup and to perpetuate further terrible atrocities that they've sa

hisbollah has just warned the regime and has not yet had serious entry into the war theater.d movement and hizbollah, if form a coalition can wipe the regime of the region. that said, the geographical conditions of israel make the regime prone to iran's retaliatory attacks. despite israel's claims about its military system, experience has shown that is highly vulnerable, especially against the country like iran. the lebanese journalist and political analyst mr. hakam agreed that geography plays a crucial role in this regard. the region's geography is of paramunt importance in terms of geopolitic, geoeconomics and geomilitary. the region is located in the middle between the east and the west, now almost 20% of the world economy is concentrated in this region. so can you imagine what would happen to the world if something happens to this region? it means a huge loss, not just for the region, but for the whole world. right now, countries such as the us, russia, iran. and china each have counted on this region for their own purposes, what happens in this region could be very crit

translation: my happiness has come back with her. - she has brought thejoy back into our home.is together again. israeli police told the prisoners' families to sign documents promising not to celebrate their release. the picture in the west bank, policed by the palestinians, is very different. among the singing and chanting in the capital, ramallah, were some hamas flags. all this comes in the context of the effort to free israeli hostages. around a dozen a day are being driven across from gaza to egypt, then airlifted to israeli hospitals to meet their families. muhannad tutunji, bbc news arabic, jerusalem. the current truce expires at midnight on monday. our middle east correspondent lucy williamson is in eastjerusalem and has more on the possibility that the agreement will be extended. both sides seem to be edging towards a deal. hamas has said they are open to it and sing sources have told the bbc that hamas has let negotiators know it may be willing to extend the truce by two to four days to allow more hostages to leave. now, prime minister netanyahu here in israel has als

something that the us has repeatedly reiterated. i also saying that it is the belief of the united states as well as israel, that how much is an excess digital threat? as a result, there is a need for this military operation to eliminate have us is ability to conduct future attacks or any sort of military operation. and as a result, john kirby says the us will continue to help israel in his school to the feet. how about his ability to contact future attacks as the un has accused, as while of using fuel as a weapon of war during the whole conflict out, the more than a month is riley has allowed a single truck carrying about 24000 leases of diesel to enter the gaza strip through the roof of crossing, but the fuel is only meant for you in trucks to distribute hide and not for use in hospitals of other critical civilian needs. the you in refugee agency says it needs 160000 lakes has every day for its basic human and terry. and with the head of what has wound about 70 percent of the territories, people will soon have no clean water or fu

in my opinion, because it has many benefits for the country, the parliament has supported it with all its might and has already passed the law. the same law is used to save fuel, and then we even have a special law for electric cars , but it is limited by the budget law. because it belonged to that year, a certain number should be increased, and god willing, with the presence of this honorable member of the parliament , it will help us. god willing, we can increase this number. the dynamics of a traveler from ganora has been a guest of the silver screen of cinemas all over the country since mid-azar. let's see the work that was first shown at the 35th children and adolescent film festival and won the award of the national family and youth headquarters of this artistic event. he went to the workshop and changed the spring. lopto's show and sales of 21 billion in the fall of 14011 delini's son and sales of 23 billion i have to look for my mother here. bache zarang, after two months of showing in theaters and selling 41 billion and attracting more than one million audience, i have to sav

the spokesman for yemani armed forces said the ship has been has been taken to the country's coast. yahya sari said the ship's crew. will be treated according to islamic teachings, he also warned that those who cooperate with israeli ships will also be legitimate target for yemeny armed forces. saari stressed that it's israel which is threatening the security of the region and international waterways. israel has denied owning or operating the seas ship. it also says no israelis were on board. the yemeny army has also uh recently launched several rounds of missile and drone attacks against israel. it says. the military operations against israel will continue until the regime stops this atrocities in gaza. now cancer patients in gaza are no exception to the regimes crippling restrictions on basic supplies and medicines. let's take a listen to comments by two doctors and the father of a patient at the turkish palestinian friendship hospital. they explained how... the israeli bands are affecting the patients, the situation is not only tragic, it's more than tragic. cancer patients are f

the spokesperson for yemen's armed forces has officially confirmed that yemen has entered the war against israel. in a televised tv address, general yahya sari stated that the yemeni army launched a series of ballistic missiles and drones that targeted numerous local. our armed forces launched a large batch of ballistic missiles and the large number of drones at various targets of the israeli enemy. the yemeni armed forces confirmed that this operation is the third operation in support of our oppressed brothers in palestine and confirmed that we will continue to carry out more qualitative strikes with missiles and drones until the israeli aggression stops. according to the military spokesperson, the united states with some arab states have allowed palestinians in gaza to suffer daily massacres and a stringling blockade. he condemmed these arab states for refusing to mobilize their armies in order to save palestinians. the arab and islamic world were supposed to mobilize and protect the children and women of palestine. this is moral, islamic and humanitarian obligation. in response to this

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that position has shifted.w that there isn't a plan for what happens next and there isn't a plan as to who will fill the security vacuum if there was one. that is right. benjamin netanyahu was asked about this in an interview that he did with american tv a couple of nights ago and he was making the point that gaza, in his words, doesn't need to be just demilitarised, rid of hamas, that he says also deradicalised. it is not just the military infrastructure being taken out, but also the hamas ideology. and within that, i think, yes, there is no clear plan being put forward by the israelis at this point. so in terms of governance of gaza, we don't know. certainly the israelis are saying that the security side of things, that is something that they will remain in control of because they don't want hamas or any sort of incarnation of hamas or any sort of incarnation of hamas to be able to kill israelis again. so that is a deposition on that. but yes, as you say, what comes next, has so much in this conflict, is by n

solar panels for for electricity generation has been hit as we speak already the israeli regime has targeted the main power generator inside shifa hospital the israeli regime has threat into a bomb chifa hospital as well as al quds hospital and other hospitals including hospital in northern gaza absolutely unbelievable um the israeli regime and of course continuing the targeting of hospitals and uh where civilians have gathered you talked about water uh ashraf are you able to get drinking water i mean what are the people doing i saw early today footage of people standing in line trying to get water and then the israeli regime actually bombing that group so so tell me about the process and trying to find drinking water now there well to find drinking water is like trying to find uh cooking gas or find trying to find loves of bread you have to queue for many many hours sometimes 16 hours a day to get - about a kilogram or a couple of bounds of of bread or to get a gallon or few liters of water or if it's if you're lucky you can get a - a cylinder of gas uh for cooking, but even that g

it has had a big impact on households, it has an impact on their purchasing power.nd has been for a couple of years now is that inflation has got to such high levels because it has become embedded in the system. part of that is because you see very large increases in public sector salaries, pensions, minimum wage. all of this has started to entrench inflation in turkey. private consumption, household spending has actually been quite strong and in some ways it is the problem. it needs to raise interest rates are high enough level to start suppressing domestic demand and slowly pushing these inflation pressures out of the economy. it will take time, many years. it is a marathon but i think they're doing the right thing right now. that marathon but i think they're doing the right thing right now.- the right thing right now. that is what i wanted _ the right thing right now. that is what i wanted to _ the right thing right now. that is what i wanted to ask _ the right thing right now. that is what i wanted to ask right - the right thing right now. that is what i wanted

yes, there has been a significant escalation, but i would not say it has been an explosion.ense is being contained. sumi: i want to ask about the proposed hostage agreement being negotiated. we saw netanyahu thank president biden in a statement. what role has the u.s. played? barbara: mr. netanyahu thanked mr. biden. he said, for helping to improve the terms of the deal that they were getting more hostages released for a lower cost, should the deal go through. he did not say what the lower cost was. no question the biden administration has been heavily involved in negotiations. you have antony blinken, the head of the cia, other senior officials visiting qatar, israel, taking part in the negotiations. president biden said he called the leaders of both of those countries. they have had influenced her they also have a stake, of course. there are 10 americans that are unaccounted for, including a three-year-old child, presumed to be held hostage. that is only a fraction of the hostages that are taken. it is going to be israel that makes the decision of what to agree to. sumi: t

there is a 7th plan that has been approved by the age of majority, but the 7th plan has not been completed emphasizes that the large and well-watered industries should get their water sources from conventional water sources, so that the pressure of water loading on conventional water sources it will decrease and this water will be freed, so it will come with the help of drinking water sustainability let's help meet the needs of the environment. suppose a large industry, for example, a steel plant or an egyptian plant, or anything in the center of the country, at one time has 40 million cubic meters , 50 million cubic meters, 100 million cubic meters of its own water, which it used to get from inside the land, it used to get it from wells. he took it from zayandeh river or from anywhere else, so he can get this water either from the sewage or from the sea, or the water he used before will be released, this released water will be available to the ministry of energy according to the law, so it will be used for the needs of the environment . biologically, it is possible to reduce the withdrawa

israeli settlers has also seen a sharp increase. it's feared that the regime is using... crisis in gaza to also press ahead with this ethnic cleansing in the occupied west bank. as the world is watching a genocide unfolding in the gaza strip, another massacre is taking place against the palestinian people in the occupied west bank. since the israeli offensive began on the gaza strip on october 7, the violence against palestinians in the occupied west bank has also escalated. israeli forces have killed dozens of palestinians there, this really. have cut off palestinian villages and cities from one another by closures and settler attacks. that has resulted in a near standstill of commercial activities of palestinians and their movements. furthermore, armed settleers backed by regime troops have blocked entrances to most palestinian villages, towns and cities through military checkpoints, earth mounds, cement blocks and iron gates. during the current offensive, the rate of violence practiced by settlers against palestinians has escalat

crisis has taken it.the same time, i think the chinese side has a point that we need to talk about the root causes of the tensions that threatened to spin out of control. i think the way to solve this with to be recognized that both sides are right and we need to set up a talk to manage any kind of accident that might happen or some sort of crisis that might break out but to begin talking about the root causes that are driving countries towards crisis and understanding how the sides can work together to address those causes. both sides are right and have a good point. the problem is that each side is vilifying the other and refuses to recognize the good point. we need to get the same room and recognize that we have something to contribute and start working together in a much more realistic and practical way than we have seen in the recent years of confrontation. guest: i do not believe that the root cause is mutual for both sides. one of the most dangerous maneuvers is the chinese pilot and chinese ship c

in — has changed, you know, since jul . ., has changed, you know, since jul . . , . has changed, youcrow, ceo _ july. in a statement, alistair macrow, ceo of— july. in a statement, alistair macrow, ceo of mcdonald's| july. in a statement, alistair i macrow, ceo of mcdonald's uk and ireland said "i am completely determined to root out any behaviour that falls below the high standards of respect, safety, and inclusion we demand of everyone at mcdonald's." "that is why in july i immediately ordered measures to address critical areas we needed to strengthen. i initiated a companywide programme of independent investigations, auditing of our complaints processes, reviews of our codes of conduct, and, in a number of cases, full disciplinary hearings. while we are confident in the first steps we have taken, i am determined to understand what more we can do, and our efforts will need to be far—reaching and constantly evolving." mcdonald's prides itself on employing one of the youngest workforces in the country. its critics say it is failing in its duty to keep them safe. zoe conway, bbc news.

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it has an exclusive economic zone that has been developing doesn't recognize the uh, the continental shopping. the most deals are huge. the under the, also a course and has been developing some resources in the summer, draining to the on hydrocarbons after the re field decided to deal with is as you said, 30000000 cubic meters. and people here and the gas put it into the grass scheme. israel's to mario, the 2nd largest field has 300000000 cubic meters. so it's less than a one of the terms of, of, of israel 2nd largest field. the field is all right. the reason you're wanting to can be enough to supply his electricity in policy and as long as activities in the west bank for 50 years, which would be significant for added security, which as you said, it has been taking the huge loss from the reasons for but and, and, and resources well on that i'm wondering about whether or not cause a marine could potentially help with the current conflict in terms of trying to find some kind of resolution we were hearing very recently from emma hochstein, the us special presidential coordinates of glob

who or what has arson? tina voted for argentina has clearly voted for a change from left when populace in lots of a government expenditure a creation of money to 100 percent inflation to basically a liberal, a new a copy to at least as you said, it populates. but we did the from face this population intends to cut my li supplement expenditure even wants to close center bank because the central bank is the origin of the problem. and as far as the since bank had been financing the government for us, 22003 seems basically the q scenario. and the couple came to power and started to basically to create money to finance. uh that, i mean, could i make model that was unsustainable? this is why we have so much in patient emergency and up to date. so he wants to change all of that. but can he do it? the question is there, there's a big credits here. so late in the game? absolutely. alyssa, i plan to shut down the central bank. that's pretty radical, isn't that? i'm with you talked about movie as well. you know, we ca

obviously a israel has has ignored the those please or the that persuasion. and as you very rightly mentioned to tell you the president, the president biden spoke last month pointing to the us experience in afghanistan and in iraq over the last 20 years. and saying that any full scale occupation by israel of gaza would be a big mistake. so this is something were clearly, there are, there are serious differences between the 2 sides. the u. s. has been trying the tactic a persuasion of speaking behind closed doors of, of trying not to call israel out publicly, but so far that simply hasn't worked well. been on the with the latest for us from washington dc. thank you. well, a postal pension, more a head for you this needs are including palestinians in the west bank say they've been targeted more than ever before. as israel's military intensifies, it's coming from cost agreeing to disagree. foreign ministers of to k. m. as you asked me to discuss the situation and goals, us us the 2 sides of opposing views about watching the oh is there any forces have carried ou

all shifa has been denied urgently needed supplies of medicines and fuel. fuel shortages threatened the function of generators which run vital equip. like ventilators and dialysis machines. the world health organization has described the situation of the hospital as dire and perious. the hospital's last generator has also run out of fuel, which has led to the death of several premature babies and wounded patients. i am standing here at the icu at al-shif medical complex. this department is suffering after the shutdown of electricity due to lack of. these people here were denied life support devices, they may lose their lives because there are no support machines or artificial respiration devices, around 29 patients are facing this tragedy. israel alleges that hamas has built its headquarters in bunkers and tunnels under the alchifa hospital, a claim rejected by the palestinian resistance movement and hospital staff. shifa hospital. has been one of the main targets of israeli strikes since the regime began its deadly onslot on gaza, the situation remains ten

has referred israel to the icc is a good leadership, it has shown good leadership in this regard. now there you have it, south africa is expected to play a leading role in isolating the israeli apart regime in africa. i would like to thank our guest today, mr. martin johnson and azhar sakur for their incisive analysis. that's it for this week's edition of africa today, it's always great having you watch the show, you can watch this episode and all our previous shows on our website press tv.ir, drop us a line through our social media handle, goodbye for noise. first to be headlines, the israeli regime releases 33 more palestinian prisoners at the fourth phase of a swap deal with hamas, after the movements freeze 11 captives. palestinian children recently released from israeli jails and a swap deal with hamas said that they were severely beaten and insulted by the regime's prison guards. also coming up iran calls for a probe into the use of chemical weapons by israel during the gaza war, saying the regime has committed the four core international crimes.

the democratic lawmaker has been supporting washington's military aid for the telaviv regime and hasy, 10,00 people in gods have been killed, half of children, the pope's calling for a cfire, the un is called for, i'm just asking you, you're a good guy, i voted for you, i know you're a nice guy, this is important, can i give you? he just assaulted him, he just assaulted him, he just assaulted him, he was just talking, he's assaulted him, resistance says, attacked seven israeli military positions, the statement the group said guided missiles and artillery were used to hit the targets. also said a shut down an israeli spy balloon. meanwile the israeli army said have targeted several aspoled positions and an observation post. no casualties recorded, this after hisb leader said about on friday that all options are open for an expansion of the conflict. zbolla's leader warned the us that if israel did not stop its assault on gaza, conflict could wipe. into a regional war, meanwile the diplomatic cost of israel's atrocities in the ghaza strip is mounting with more countries now recalling t

it has 64 tables. and let me tell you, the special section of sib b, the special section of sib and the special section of i that is for babies. it has two operating rooms, a recovery section, and an internal section. the children are almost complete . fortunately, they have all the paraline services such as echocardiography , histogram, radiology laboratory, etc. be treated, fortunately, with the launch of this department, this is finally not needed, dear ones, the cities around his services , the same dr. raisi, simultaneously and through video conferencing , issue an order for the official opening of the 160th imam hossein sleep care hospital in fasareh. the construction of this hospital started in 1390 and it was equipped and completed with a credit amounting to one thousand billion tomans and has all the required expertise. this hospital has cost about one thousand billion tomans and is 1,600 square meters on four floors with eight specialized departments and six operating rooms. after 12 years of

israel has freeed 150 palestinians detainers. the four days extended to six, the release of captives by hamas fighters, trucks rolling in for aid deliveries, giving the impression of positive humanitarian gestures from israel, but that is far from the truth, on the release of palestinian captives, israel said no celebrations, or they will be arrested again, showing israel's dehumaniz. behavior. palestinians celebrated anyways. when it comes to israel's genocidal war on gaza, israel has failed. to begin with, it lost the war from day one, when operation was executed by hamas resistance fighters. the truth is another sign of israel's failure since it was not able to defeat one of his stated goals. the destruction of hamas. according to senior hamas officials. osama hamdan, israel has also suffered a military defeat. since october 7th, between 70 to 80 israels have been taken out by hamas fighters, while 385 tanks have been destroyed, but another front that israel has suffered defeat, humiating one at that, do not look away, is the