jordan, the honeymoon stuff, a senior analyst on palestine, the international crisis group. and in new york, ive been what's a professor of law and the judge john o newman scholar had dropped cuz law school. well, welcome to. well, let me start with the haile. you know, it's been several days now to hand these since israel announced it was simply cutting off all supplies. oh, supplies of all the basics of life and gone. so we haven't seen the countries which regard themselves as the holders of human rights in the world. take any strong action, any counter measures to that right now, right? well, that's right. i think this row has certainly has successfully pushed the limits as to what american merits outrage us and the solve this wrong cause. but was here, it's not just that these countries have been completely silent. you know, the 1st day of the announcement of the recommendation of a little cutting off age to cause with depression from us into accepting an initiative that was completely on disclose to her mouth and to begin with in terms of extending the 1st phase. we hav

yes, unfortunately, right now we don't have any trucks. intern goza. i need to think on the humanitarian items on the truck so that i could read off to. and this is for you. since the 3 days we didn't receive any tax and also including the fuel and building on the items. and we're talking about of costs of population of molding 2000000 people. how is that impacting that plight? yeah, the impact is a huge. yeah. and it says that they, one of a nice a of, of uh, taking such decision about the closure and closing of all the borders we and the items or the food is found to be disappeared from the market. and the price is start to be indicated. we are, we are afraid to that of the maximum. we'd go from this, the closure, we went and fees and you and your check engine, we would face, we'd be able to, would not be able to, to have access to for all the basic basic items as a part of the siege i or the closure of those 2 borders oh, so sorry to cut to the the, the on the, in the city like a line that they provide the c c or the century class with them. but the

why that international law to cannot by cannot violate signed international agreements. and the gods obviously spied agreement is an international agreement. with that, please. 3 mediators, the united states, cut are danger enhanced is us by election today, or the cx 5 be meant by the fusing to engage in. the 2nd phase is part the boss. several rich can legal action. so it is why the thing that the national but it's also violating international signed agreements, disagree with 2 key headlines so far. one is of course, the financing and rebuilding gaza itself. the 2nd one will be the administration of gas on how that's going to happen. we're going to be talking about that and in a few moments at the same time, in the background to all of this is the potential for normalization of relations between autumn nations and israel. now we haven't been discussing that for quite some time for time and only because, of course we've been focusing on what's been happening on the ground in gaza and also in the occupied was fine. but how do you think that leverage factors into what the

i mean, that cannot be ruled ultimately by the international law. because what you're describing seems to be a very peculiar situation and dealing with the, you know, very traditional culture that is very different from even the pakistan's culture. i mean, the urban pakistan culture seducing, perhaps then this border needs to be and given some sort of an exception in how a you have to keep on trying. the reason is that the, on the border now it says and not a good example. but at polio awareness is prevalent only on bucks on the ones on border. as because in the polio as has been ended have if it is finished or the word, but it is. yeah, that's because of the culture, the tools we showed up, right? because the thing that the good, the part of the waters of drops are shars. so they should and mainly me and become important nonsense. it goes like this is being pursued. so the a that because that it is. but you have to visually tell the people that there is a way to interact. no one is dropping, the was coming to focus on. no one is dropping. focus on

only to find themselves still cost aside. witness paper sitting on a just either a lack of international actions accounts or a new round of is riley say, you don't. garza raises questions and concerns is the use of salvation as a weapon of will being normalized and is the us still committed to the sci fi deal that health pro cook? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the show. i'm sammy's. a. then on sunday is well, once again, cut off, much needed food, medicine and fuel into gaza. prime minister venue mean nothing. yeah. whose government has been clear? the move is meant to pressure him us into accepting a new set of sci fi tons. these terms though conflict with the seas, 5 deal israel agreed to in january. how may i ask, who's calling to move a violation by his route of that deal? but the spines, as well as clear, intend to use the of ation, is leverage the global response as long as they've been muted. while our countries have condemned the blockade, the us and europe do not appear willing to hold israel to the terms of the original agreement. so can as well that will be he

and this is not the way of conducting international business. how can i ask specifically about ways of conducting international business? because and i've gotten a sense uh, or the tally buns uh, policy or sort of style of international engagement seems to be very interesting. crowded because on summer shoes they seem to be and very unconventional as put it that way, for example, of refusing to issue a passports to the citizens for crossing into pakistan for example. but on other issues on other matters like negotiating with the indians. they seem to project an image of a fully fledged diplomatic power. how do you sort of see how to characterize these foreign policy approach? what does it say that i think a gullible on student learning a. and so they called the deadline quickly about the conduct of relationship. what does it mean to respect the sewing to you and the integrity of for each of those bodies? and what does it mean that to, in the economic real, how to behave, how to grant access to each other and in the region it does have been most

criminal court into an international criminal joke. moreno call sort of a archie. all while the is already prominent, so it looks over his shoulder amid the ikea rest ward, the idea of still remains in southern lebanon despite an agreement to already be gone. they've been on, says israel is in violation, that is the amount and gets come. feet withdrawal the just in the way we have said in parliament setup voters are the almost is lines and we will accept nothing less than the full withdrawal of the as rainy army as to the 1943, almost as bold as recognized internationally. israel is the one violating our sovereignty and we will continue to riley will arab and international support to force israel to withdrawal because without a full is really withdrawal. it will be no stability in the region to send a stomach. well, these are only defined submitted, so it said his forces will remain not only and 11 on but syria and gaza. quote, in definitely out of the very presence will depend on the situation with out time constraints submitted. so highlighted israel to ally acro

the international criminal court does not have universal significance. it is one of the international organizations whose jurisdiction, russia does not recognize, as well as many and all the comforts of the world regarding independence. i would not like to escalate anything here, but nevertheless, we know that the international criminal court has announced that it is going to make a decision regarding some political fi goes from the middle east. and it was charged by the united states church and it shut off and where are we now? and therefore, unfortunately, there is little respect for such an organization which a is not universal and b is not independent. since then, even they do less, which is not a member of the i c. c, but times supported the course decisions based on who was targeted of course, has gone so far as to slap sanctions on the court accused and they don't pay legitimate and baseless actions targets in america. and they're close ally, israel. what's more, they personally sanctioned the icy c chief prosecutor who issued the arrest warrant f

there was no process here, just intern suspended on the will of the administration. and the appeals process is a sham. they immediately reject them and it led to evictions. lots of health care. lots of obviously our academic status at the university. katherine lost a full scholarship in addition to a 2 year suspension written that they, the university has declined to comment on the last 2. but it is also facing criticism from a report filed by a congressional committee that founded didn't do enough to protect jewish students on campus. report noted that more than 100 students face disciplinary proceedings in the spring of 2024. but almost all of them were allowed back on campus in the fall. i think it's our responsibility as social workers, but also just as humans to fight oppression everywhere. those and the lawsuit see their activism as in line with their studies and social work and international relations and the vowed to continue. and so i see our loss here as one tactic among many is all of the university accountable right now. now judge will decide if the unive

remember, international boulevard is closed for several blocks starting around 50th international at 50th for about five blocks. avoid the area. they're not letting pedestrians or cars into that area. 710 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. sal. well, demonstrations planned today in the east bay against the trump administration as fears are growing that a former federal prison could be used to hold people detained by ice. plus. [music] >> prices for those type of goods go up. they tend to stay up. >> and it's not just egg prices driving up the grocery bill. why experts say we should get used to these high prices. >> the cost of being involved in a car accident can create chaos in your life. property damage, health care costs, and lost income can add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars. at jacoby and meyers, we provide the legal and emotional support you need. for over 50 years, we have been fighting for californians and we have recovered over $2 billion in settlements. if you've been injured in an accident, we can get you the compensation you need. call jacoby and

how is the condition of the international space station? there was a suggestion by elon musk that it could be de-orbited earlier. i wonder if you think the structural facility can hold up until 2030, and is there meaningful research should be done during that time. thank you. suni: hey, eric, great question. we have been up here since the beginning -- butch and i were part of the construction of the space station with the shuttle flight. we have seen it grow from a couple modules to this amazing laboratory it is right now. i actually was extremely impressed coming up here and seeing how much science is going on, particularly when we have the resupply missions that bring up a lot of science. this place is ticking. it's just really amazing. i would say we are in our prime right now. we have got all the power, all the facilities up and operating. i would think that right now is probably not the right time to say -- call it quits. we have probably until 2030 in our agreements, and that is probably really accurate because we should make the most

new technologies coming up to international space station. the space station does not only have docking ports. it has the d technical demos foa future of exploration for other spacecraft. it has different types of science experiments that are helping us figure out how we are going to go further in space. as well as helping people back on earth understanding new technology. the space station, our contribution is part of all that science. rocket technology the spacecraft of the pharmaceutical, to the biology to everythingma that is associated with living and working in space. whole different perspective holds her way of thinking appeared in my mind it makes us think outside of the box. that's what i think our contribution is, is being part of that further exploration. we went to our next questions from erin greg without "washington post." >> hi everyone. thank you for doingng this. my question relates to elon musk has said heat may offer to bring you guys are back earlier and it was denied. my first question is, it was that true? and if show wh

so to blend hagel or many that i should say is live done by the international community. the start of the used funds of dialogue between serve young costs a little to normalize relations in 2012 or for some hope. but there be no real results as it goes, continue to this very day. the commute dulu noah dulu. noah is really put a mosley and not do the deal with the menus, but i mean, he's done up so full. it's a good 5. and i went to that believe, take your cousin bleed to get done as the the said the, you look in the, in those. but the good one loveless, is it had that was the association for missing people in the sodium village of which i'm all the, from the person, the person for this one, the full, the, that the lose, the little girl in this is the bull visit, is the bottom, those fully, if you this will the nicholas in each was it costing us leisure and they go on. so little brother was kidnapped a little more and they found his body 5 years later. yes. is still believes of communities must work together for a better future that via and the i don't know if from me cour

now with the eyes of the international media, still aimed at dogs, the delicate state of the ceasefire. and the release of the cap attention has been diverted away from critically important and disturbing developments elsewhere. the west bank is actually the real price. it is the place 700002800000 circulars live in for 3000000 processing is also exist and where is world intends to clear the land incleanse it from the passing ins. so it has this greater as well. the idea without the presence of the palestinians on the line to 1000 to accomplish that, israel is doing something it had done only once in the last 20 years, sending tanks into the occupied west, back, and area not controlled by her moss. that is distinct from that organization. the october 7th attacks and the resulting war of vengeance on gosh, is really forces have attacked 3 refugee camps in the north, jeanine toward cut up and new to shots, leveling killing at least $51.00 palestinians, 7 of them, children clearing out, 40000 people, scattering them across territory where it is really settlers have already been running a

and international that's oakland right now. and we're live on the scene joey horta there for us with what we know so far. joey. guys, good morning. we still have several roadblocks shut down here on international major thoroughfare here. and it is. >> right at the beginning of the morning commute here on a monday. so definitely having an impact on folks getting in and around the area here as we step out of the way you can see a little bit closer view here. lots of patrol cars out here. quite a few officers now investigating on international. they tell me this happened around 4 o'clock this morning. very serious car accident. they're calling it and they say the victim is in critical condition. but police do say they are stable. take a look at this video now. we have seen a few unmarked patrol cars and detectives arriving on scene in the last say 30 minutes, which is unusual to see that many detectives you know, typical car accident makes you think there may be something else going on here. no word yet, though, on whether this pe

it brought about international intervention and 99 percent of crits. once a break away from a rock. does that mean that you're going to support independent kurdistan? back in close, it was comfortable proceed on a group of british war veterans to help liberate coastal 25 years ago. every time to pay their respect and jointly on the most recent limitations literally bought to take a tour to the northwest of the border when they 1st set foot in coastal, the most of us would be the 4th. we're going to be this february. there's one guy here, this is november and that's where the refugees for 982. they was stop here with the gorda and i'll do a few long. 21 of the as a jerbill done. yeah. yeah. only. i think not especially tell sale definitely when you've been papers. my rac defense has been shown in an association that you are showing, as i think might be the only flights in the world when we come back to visit the ceiling, the civilians we have this little things of we found some of them very know what to move on to just say well, humans can do for each are just grant or both as the ve

and they're outgoing calls for international mechanisms to be in vote, an optical 15 of the international criminal act. as i'm just international, we have essentially focused on trying to build domestic accountability in the canyon court, but increasingly finding that that is being stopped either by the constant called for deferrals, for p taking on the delayed justice for so many people that have suffered at the hands of police officers is leading a lot of people to begin to get weary and just think about regional mechanisms and international mechanisms. and i think it's really important, particularly for honorable community to when the members of parliament, to recognize that if we cannot get justice in the courts of kenya, then it is inevitable that people will start to look back at the international criminal court. i don't know what you have to say to that on the most to is it, is it inevitable that you end up back at the i c c. if kenyon justice is not working? i mean you have a president who was indicted not long ago. are you worried that he might end up back at the international, c

these are the stories that don't get told when international journalists don't go in to cover it. during the new gods when captives get released, the issue is not the lack of coverage. it's the disproportionate amount of it focused on the as railings. finally fried after 16 months compared to the palestinians released some after being held for decades. the criticism of homos force familiar having some is where the capital in front of the cameras was worth. much less was said of the hundreds of palestinians released, decorated with this really prop again. t shirts that read, we will not forget nor forgive. and didn't know is really captive because emerged showing such obvious signs of being charged. like having a massive burnt into their flesh. those are stars, the palestinians carried out of his really presence. and like the ethnic cleansing now underway in the west bank, they are somehow deemed less newsworthy than the release of his ratings. this is about the over the image over the spectacle, the international media and those are in the media focused focused on is there any hos

the name of the metrics, ribbons cover, name is trail guns international need. the not slugging to do was make this has a media that has been complicit with the is really genocidal. 13 in the gaza strip, but also has chosen to deliberately not covered what is happening in the west bank and property. in february 2024 journalist signed a letter urging israel and egypt to allow them access into gaza. and this includes outlets like the bbc's guy, news, and 4, and correspondence such as clarissa award from cnn, leaves do set from the bbc. my question is, why are these same journal is now going into the west bank? is the rolling in of tanks into the west bank, not worthy of coverage settlers running rough shod over the entire west bank, killing. how this city and farmers burning cars, burning, holmes, these are the stories that don't get told when international journalists don't go in to cover it. one of the direct mail, new jobs when captives get released, the issue is not the lack of coverage. it's the disproportionate amount of it focused on the israelis finally fr

but as he insists on excluding how master on that all the international act to those who support his position on the one on me instead, it has the see indeed that the of this plan has come in a very timely key point in time. and it's getting to the continued existence of the steadfast policy and young people on their land and offering an alternative be technically logically. and it makes sense to reconstruct the guys this threat but and that he could reconstruct what has been destroyed without evacuating. i'm the one from there, and then them. this is something new. and there are many examples throughout history, including the of the, of the mouth, old for the war, where major cities have been reconstructed without evacuating. i mean, one to, from the lens. as for the american side, we are in continuous communication with them. we have explained to them the details and as i have mentioned, we have translated the plan into english with will is details which had with a plan which includes an outline on, on the over or description of medical instruction to plan and and a fully audi pull

but also the need to get international bion for this plan. and one of the things that was addressed in this press conference is that the plan that has now been adopted by the members of the year. i believe that we're at the summit. this egyptian plan will be taken to european countries will be taken to the us, and then we'll be taking it was also mentioned to japan to try to get more buy in from these international actors. these are steps that were anticipated that would be approved, but it's still going to be difficult to try to finance this and to ensure that this actually happens to figure out who's going to pay for this. beyond that, there was also an interesting line that emerged in that there was a suggestion about the potential deployment of international peacekeeping forces in gaza and also in the occupied westbank. now that's something that could be contentious when it comes to what these relays would say to that proposal. and potentially what the us would say. when we mentioned the occupied westbank, we should talk about the fact th

he said it's an occupying power and must respects international law. yeah, that's right. this is a great concern and we're going to be hearing more about this over the course of the evening when it comes to the other leaders that are assembled because there is great concern. now the israel is continuing to breach agreements that they have made agreements from long ago and agreements from the recent past. whether it comes to cease fire 11 on them. continuing to occupied certain areas of living on the lookout positions, or what they say is for their own security, or whether it comes to occupying parts of syria illegally in breach of the agreements that they made me. on speaking of antonio terrace, i think we may have a sound, but we have a from a, a show we see if we can take a listen to that. i welcome and strongly endorsed the ad i believe in. you should see the movie ly support for the guys as we posted auction. clearly expressed in the assignments. and the way i understand is ready to fully quote, but it's in these in different we're different. why is that pretty cool?

but we need it really for international world security. and i think we're going to get it one way or the other way. going to get it. you don't make your product in america. however, under the trump administration, you will pay a tariff. and in some cases, a rather large one. other countries have used tariffs against us for decades, and now it's our turn to start using them against those other countries. on average, the european union, china, brazil, india, mexico and canada. have you heard of them? and countless other nations georgia's tremendously higher tariffs than we charge them. it's very unfair. india charges us auto tariffs higher than 100 percent. china is average tariff on our products is twice what we charge them. and south korea's average tariff is 4 times higher. think of that 4 times higher. and we give so much help militarily and in so many other ways to south korea. but that's what happens. this is happening by friend info. this system is not fair to the united states and never was. and so in april 2nd, i wanted to make it a

i meant international at 50th.ice activity. also on the san mateo bridge that looks pretty good heading out to the high rise and no problems on 80. we had an earlier crash at at the central exit, but that's now on the shoulder. 631 let's bring steve back with today's weather. >> thank you kindly, sir. we'll get right to it. yesterday was all about the, well, some rain, but it was about the wind as well. gusts 48mph. mount tamalpais, oakland airport, sfo 45, hayward 40. napa airport in san jose at 33. it will still be a breezy, blustery day as everything comes down out of the northwest. rain is over for now, but it will be a cool day, mainly 30s and 40s. martinez is down to 39 now. some low clouds south but mainly clear. that system will be here tomorrow for some light rain. but for today it's a blue monday. good visibility, good air quality, just not very warm. it will be kind of cool today and breezy. blustery with temperatures upper 50s to low 60s. all right, let's head over to beautiful sausalito and say good mo

to set goals for an independent commission to govern for an intern period. the u on says feed prices in golf, i have more than doubled off to is around blocked aid from going in. the spin no fresh supplies of food fuel medicine into the office and sunday as the seas 5 deal is in by canada has been hit, has hit back at having us parish by imposing a 25 percent levy on us imports from it as adjusting treat, denounced the types asbury done on the keys trumpet, trying to ruin canada is economy. i was off to the us paused ministry and to ukraine. president, florida is lensky says that he committed to ending the war with russia as soon as possible. so that's the set of possible peace agreement could begin with a prisoner exchange, an end we'll see in our tax. you'll cycle fridays. he said missing from seattle office, quote, request of all, see what browser animals constructive needs to be fried to what landscape we see constructive corporation and true partnership, give them a to me. what happened at the white house instead of our plan. negotiations is regrettable

so to bring, hey, go are mindy with marsha sale is live done by the international community. the start of the used funds of dialogue with these of you on cost of will to normalize relations in 2012 or for some hope, but there be no real results as if those continue to this very day give me the most really put a mosley and not do the deal with the munitions, but i mean you start up so full of 5 and i went to that believe take your cousin. bleed to get done us. does the said the you look in the negative on marvelous is it had the association for missing people in the serbian village a full time, all the 70 percent of the person for this one, the full that the little girl in the 60 boat visit is the boat, most fully, if you this will, the liquid in each was that costing us largest sniggle on zillow and brother was kidnapped a little more and they found his body 5 years later. yes. it's still believes that communities must work together for a better future to become the and the, i don't know if i'm me course with all set during the course will talk to deliver the entire school di

ami capable of keeping the peace, both internally and externally informed opinion. the united states investing in the redevelopment of jobs. the, i think could be a great idea. but again, if you propose to remove the people who actually live critical debate is the freezing of us a id in line with these goals inside story on out to 0. or the, the world is on fire. that's how tongue collection. so you ends, new top, humanitarian official described, states will displacement time in more than 400000000 children living in or fling from conflicts, eyes and many worries. humanitarian. 8, the last lifeline for millions is collapsing under the way to political games. funding cuts and growing in tennessee. the u. s. is largely shut down its phone a president. donald trump has frozen funding for global relief efforts. that means less food, less medicine, and less protection for the world's most vulnerable to you and agencies are running out of cash on rough, which support $6000000.00 productivity and refugees is on the brink of collapse. meanwhile, the conflict into dom, which

an internal report by the use anti fraud office. all last was published in various media outlets. backing him up. officials at law say it's been proven that front text management committed, gross misconduct, and other irregularities. they also say that front x management obstructed its own border guards from fulfilling their own responsibilities in particular to ensure their respect for fundamental rights as enshrined in the charter of human rights. the. we have an appointment with the main target of the heinous allegations. detailed in the report, the former head of front tex i would say liberty has come with suitcases yet. it's the end of april and election campaigning has just begun. here he comes after the allegations that police may show he resigned. now he's running for a seat in the you parliament for francis far right. national rally party, just for the robot. hello. hello. did you have a good trip? yeah, yes. i had a good trip. we're in pep in your right. is this the 1st day of campaigning in the region? ok. lisa lee was bo

roadway international.e right in the middle of rush hour this morning. and a lot of people having to take alternative route at this point. police do tell me there ipwas a serious car accident here around 4 o'clock this morning. >> officers say the victim is in critical condition at last check. they are stable. we do want to show you some video here. take a look. we've seen a few unmarked cars and detectives arriving on scene unusual for typical car accident. but no word yet on whether the person involved in this crash may be a suspect in a case. unclear at this point. what led up to this crash? the car is still there. they're still going over the scene now coming over the evidence, crime scene tape preventing drivers from getting near the site. and we've been looking at drivers and pedestrians been turned around there. finally now allowing people to walk their children to school here near the crime scene. at first that was not happening and that is once again going on this morning. so some progress is being

you're watching r t international. we start with breaking news as the us has halted, sharing intelligence data with ukraine, as, according to the see a chief, the move follows a white house suspension of military aid to key f. a r t correspondent dental quarter, joins me now. here in this, in the studio done, what more can you tell us? well, it's official, the c i a is finally pausing, military intelligence or uh, sharing with ukraine. and this is something that we heard from the head of the c. i a himself, in an appearance that he made on fox news. can you tell us anything at all about the intelligence on ukraine and russia? sure. what i, what the president trump said is he asked for a pause. president trump had a real question about whether president zalinski was committed to the peace process and he said, let's pause. i want to give you a chance to think about that. and you saw the response, the president zalinski put out a statement saying, i'm ready for peace and i want donald trump's leadership to bring about tha

this is all the international with the latest global news updates. a very warm welcome. lot of mr. lensky has told donald trump that you could and is finally ready to seek peace and sign the proposed ret, us minerals still with the us. the american leader made the announcement during the 1st congressional speech of his new presidency. he also locks the democrats and especially one particular senate, elizabeth warren, who insist on feeling the military conflicts. you want to keep it going for another 5 years. yeah, yeah, you usa, pocahontas is yes, but i wanted to stop. and meanwhile, europe has sadly spend more money buying russian oil and gas to they have spent on defending ukraine. earlier today, i received an important letter from president zalinski of ukraine. the letter rage, ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible to bring lasting peace closer. nobody wants pays more than the ukrainians. you said my team and i stand ready to work under president trump's strong leadership to get a piece that last. we do really value

i'm so hit one best international feature. it's the 1st time the film from brazil has won the hollywood stopped prize. so he's all done . yeah. one best supporting actress for her role in the media perez and 2 in coke and one of the best supporting actor of his work and the so a real pain. also a film showcasing power, assuming resistance to his right. the dumb additions in the west bank has won the best documentary feature towards the with no of the land shows this way, the soldiers tearing down homes and evicting residents to create a minute resign. the film was a collaboration between palestinian activists and is ready to john to this it one despite being not being able to find to distribute to the united states world. reynolds reports on how the evening on voltage in the sondra days. it was a big night for a nora, an independent film about an american sex worker who falls in love with an mary's, the son of a russian oligarch, and then has to fight for survival. the film $15.00 awards including best picture best director an

gateway with its international presence on and bringing the international partners on it, is thel extensionof the international platform outin there. in thehe grand team of artemis spending very minimal part of the architecture cost maximum maximalpart of the international contributions and involvement. one of thel critiques after apollo is we went and we stopped going. t pretty good hedge againstue that is having gateway there to have a presence just like iss has had a great edge to keep going back to leo and stay up there. so comment to me it is a continuation of the intergovernmental agreements that we start of a space station but push against the deep space environment. to me, if you can continue to leverage those into the 21st century and beyond, that will be an incredible geopolitical tool for keeping the coalition going. >> i seem to do that sometimes. so, gateway. we knew how to assess international partners. well we could do that in a lunar orbit, what your thoughts on the criticism of gateway like that? >> international partnership element was probably emphasized because the white

welcome to our t international. our top story at 9 pm and russian capital. brussels is on a war path against european leaders who openly support us president donald trump, according to the russian intelligent services, the s p r also saves brussels box the romanian prosecutors decision to charge presidential hopeful of colleen, dra jessica and actually controversial. and that the decision of the romanian prosecutor's office to bring charges against georgia school is backed by the european union's leadership, the european commission president. but i still have underlying demanded that the current authorities in bucharest, north allowed georgia ask you to participate in the 2nd round election. she's threatening to restrict remaining is access to a you funds if the representative of non systemic forces continues to participate in the election campaign. after the attack on georgia, ask you, we can confidently predict further attempts by the european liberal mainstream to suppress defense in the u. an incredibly strong s

this is about us having lost the argument with many populations for international solidarity for the need that the international system is the place to respond to these crises that you and i have have described. but a large part of it is the us selection in the us government because the us government was the largest, a donor in the world, accounting for more than 40 percent of all the, to monetary an aide that was tracked by the us last year. and now it seems all of that's on hold all some waivers, but they don't seem to be able to actually put those into practice. how difficult is that? well, let's be clear if, if those costs do go through, it's a devastating blow to the work that we do. but it's a, it's not a problem for the, the, about the you. and it's a problem about the people that we serve, the communities that we weren't reach, you know, things to us funding in the us as being this development humanitarian superpower. i've a decades. we've reached hundreds of millions of people. and it's the last of that what that, that worries me. so this isn't about defending the un or defe

and much of the international media remain focused on what's been happening in java. the state of the ceasefire. the exchange of captives taking place. there is no real cease fire in palestine. the tactics may change as to the people the is really so targeting the goal though the eraser of palestinian existence remains ever since october 7th, one of the primary weapons israel has deployed in its information war has been destruction. now with the eyes of the international media, still aimed at gods, the delicate state of the cease fire and the release of cap attention has been diverted away from critically important and disturbing developments elsewhere. the west bank is actually the bill price. it is the place 700002800000 supp learners to live in for 3000000 pausing is also exist and where as well intends to clear the land and cleansed it from the passing ins. so it has this greater as well the idea without the presence of the palestinians on the line to a 1000. to accomplish that, israel is doing something. it had done only once in the last 20 years, sending tanks i

i'm brazilian from i'm still here one best international feature. it's the 1st time a film from brazil has one call the woods top price of the film, showcasing palestinian resistance to his very demolitions and the occupied westbank to comb the prize for best documentary feature companies that might be like no no other line shows is very soldiers tearing down homes and evicted residents to create a military zone. i found was a collaboration between the palestinian actors and as many journalist one despite not being able to find a distribution in the united states. no other than the edit reflects the harsh. do you have to do that we have been in building for decades understand the business as recall on the world has big students actions to stop the injustice at the stuff that makes them think the difference best political solution with our ethnic supremacy with national rights for most of our people, and i have to say as i am here, the foreign policy in this country is helping to build this path. the listening post is next to madison. stay with us. t

and did a lie so much an international law and international agreements and guarantees, there will be no guarantees. and they have to take this apply to other leaders and to the states to give the approval. i did the patient adoption, that it has to be adopted from one source only the united states. if the united states discipline, they can talk about the construction and they can talk about how we're going to give them money and from where otherwise we are wasting over time to, to power for his anomalous that i had a little earlier. the summit was not just about our country's looking united, it was about our country's actually being united because they have a minus task on that hand. in order to account to trump, to account to israel. do you think they all united in that way? i think own or mistakes we cannot talk about the so called the national security, this security or national security for each country. and each dentist behaved independently. and if think about their interest, then be able to be able to think about the be the philistine issues or out of issues. and now they have

ready the meeting, so for the face, international trade over the course. and by the way, we started with the inductive middle commission in november. and but the full i have been visiting a lot of times is the meanest of higher education innovation science and technology. because that way we, if you can changed on several joint programs that includes pay signs that include the diesel for use of you'll be as signs in technology in the area as of now the other culture and the provision in the production for energy. so we also have link to our to education systems. so that is mutual recognition qualification. so a lot of progress is being that we know that there's a lot of economic activities that we should and we can improve. um i called you guys talked about the linkages between our pro fuses in the region. so for us you, which is extremely important for us to realize it, people to people integration. so it is very important because in pop with us, which is to be coming up on the, the income equality between that and to do it. this is need for a lot of part

law and a direct infringement of the basis of international humanitarian. more especially in life of the humanitarian catastrophe facing the palestinian people who are pressure is building on nothing. you know, who from the families of remaining captives held in gaza. i'm to solve it, report some jordan's capital, a mom she's and because he's really government and the policy no thought to you, find out is there from importing from inside. israel they occupied, westbank is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke several times on sunday, justifying israel's decision. to block critical humanitarian aid from entering gaza . israel wants to pressure him us to try and get them to meet israel demands when it comes to the extension of the ceasefire deal. israel says they want to extend phase one in order to bring about the release of as many captives as possible without committing to phase 2 of the deal, which would mean an end to the war. and this and you all who also said that how much is demands and vision for and into the war or quote, unrealistic and no

i think it's really important to have the international independent voices. and donald trump has emphasized that as have other members of his cabinet. you know, chelsea gabbert is now in charge of intelligence and she knows that the russia gave thing was all scam run by democrats for years, the russian just information was a full story. so i think that you're going to see a whole different attitude coming forward once this peace accord takes place, which i think is going to be very soon. and you know, perhaps we will enter that golden era. maybe we will change is a, definitely a. so it's many thanks for coming in, so i really appreciate your time. also. you contributed tara rethink. thank you as well. president trump, also a now sweeping tips for top measures on countries that impose terrace on the us mexico and canada. have you heard of them? and countless other nations judges tremendously higher tariffs than we charge them . it's very unfair. april 2nd, reciprocal terrace kick in and whatever they tariff us, other countries, we will care of them much recipr

larry is one of those people who initiated an internal examination. if you will, but there hasn't been an official investigation. that weight is really usually conduct some in fact, even the shut back the internal security service launch that investigation in spite of nothing. yeah. who will try to delay it for 4 months, and now he is publicly being asked to leave a to resign because nothing. yeah, he'll simply can't work with him anymore. nor stay with this is um for it is i want to share with our viewers is really forces of issued warnings to demolish 17 homes in north shops, refugee camp, as in the north of the occupied west bank, the head of the local civil association to the camp says 11 homes have already been destroyed along with much of the camps infrastructure. that's what it looks like. now. israel has been expanding military raids in the north of the occupied west bank, displacing more than 40000 palestinians since january. so nor, we're back with you. we're also getting reports that is really forced is opened fire your crowd at to kind of

there's already an investigation by the international criminal court. they already have an arrest warrants, get against a prime minister benjamin netanyahu. would you appeal to the prosecutor of the court to start investigating those tests? so the prosecutors, i yeah, those are questions now that rest with the, with the law as an ultimately little service with historians. so you will, one of the most important officials of the un that employed these people has a duty of task for them. and the family is, i'm gonna feel the employer and someone who's been killed. do you not know costs then the prosecutor to gets involved and and get to the bottom of it. oh no, no, no, i'm not saying that you you do bring a rest florence, but you investigate. so the it is so the heads of those agencies have lost colleagues to take those decisions and i think they will be taking those decisions in a very robust way. my job is a chief military is to keep the trucks lying to keep the moving through. of course, i have very difficult conversations. intel of the, as i said befor