this is classic of israel to _ israel has chosen?osen? this is classic of israel to attack infrastructure | of israel to attack infrastructure but the thing concerning me is that this is infrastructure critical to the population. the houthis were trying to bait the israelis knowing the strategy to attack those sites because it would inferior rate the public and increase the recruitment locally that is pretty much with the israelis did. in turn they could have just targeted the leadership and missile launch areas and the military houses in this is what we have seen over the past the hours comes outcry from the public locally. people saying they could have gone for the artery of the houthis but instead they chose to attacks civilian infrastructure. fix, attacks civilian infrastructure. a strike on the airport, the head of the who was there, are you surprised that they carried out the strike with the potential knowledge that there was a high—ranking un member there was a high—ranking un member there as well. was there was a high-ranking

anything indicative bad israel. for example, in 1995 created a security zone and so the 11 and taking at 11 seventies territory south of the tani river, the defense minister at the time, she won't perez, so it will be the only the flux, winter lebanon. and his role didn't leave for the 15 years. all right, so the truth would have time will tell is the long and show a will have to say whether it's ralph really does demonstrate any intent to the, even if it doesn't, it could be that for a very long time. okay, but do you want to weigh in on us? so yeah, actually um, i have to remind you a drawing and the view is that uh in 2007 is while strong the, uh, uh, syrian nuclear reactor. and this is buried into the message that it's not about the buffer zone. if celia had the nuclear facility, then usually a bomb the today we were in the different ball. okay. so in the model was when you have terrorism and is what, what is very worried about the disability, the risk that the rebels would take over the chemical chemical weapon

israel's political establishment. it seeks to invoke the bible and tore us to justify expanding israel's territory across parts of the middle east, including extending israel's borders to damascus. as he explained in a tv documentary by the french or to channel, i want a jewish state. what does that mean? a jewish state, it's very complex, it's a country run according to the values of the jewish people. these are all suffering . she extends from the sea to the georgia and it does. and that would you go on to conquer the other side of the georgia? absolutely, but slowly a great religious elders used to say that the future of jerusalem was to extend as far as damascus. it's too early to know how serious main opposition leader album, hospital gilani. we work with other rebels groups and ultimately how they will address israel n around. but he's given an indication of his thinking this victory, my brothers is a new chapter in our history. this is a tonic points for the region. how many dangers of we avoid that? a sub 100

israel is a miracle. israel is foundational to the united states and the american dream. earlier this year as a mention i have a honor of addressing israeli leaders in the hallowed halls of their knesset. after we witnessed the most vicious, brutal attack on the jewish people since the holocaust. and i assured them that the vile anti-semitism spewed on so-called elite campuses and even yes from this white house under joe biden, harris, those views do not reflect the views of the american people. let me be clear. the american people stand firmly behind israel and the jewish people. i see this in the small town in upstate new york district and among college students i've met with an heard from. everyday americans understand that israel's fight is not israel alone and that the same pro-hamas terrorist sympathizers who chant death to israel also chant death to america. these terrorists want to topple israel, topple the united states and we must never yield. and we will never surrender. that's part of why i have sponsored and supported every single measure to aid for israel th

with israel in his time of need. a year after that trip i was of the president and the situation room, were for the second time. five president biden or the u.s. military to take direct action to defend israel from a significant attack launched by iran. side by side u.s. naval destroyers joint israeli air defense to intercept a rainfall of inbound missiles, ballistic missiles fired direct with her my rot over the past 15 months we have remained vigilant to the further threats and attacks from iran and its proxies including hamas, hezbollah and houthi. people seem to forget the basic fact that of this conflict in these past 15 months. israel did not seek or start this work. hamas started this were invading and military formations killing 1200 people. kidnapping and holding hostage hundreds more. around the world. iran then made a fateful choice to join in and open a multi- front war against israel. backed by the ironclad security with the united states, israel has defeated two direct attacks are my ron directly struck

agreement between israel and syria. what does this tell you about israel's plans and syria? well, these ready perspective is we made this agreement with the country or regime no longer exists the sod received brands and it wasn't made was that the shower of the side, it was made with a sod spot, the heads of the sides. and now we're seeing israel basically trying to maximize, and it's at so called security, but also projected interest inside syria. so we have seen israel take the buffer, so that is a just sort of 250 square kilometers. so it's not a huge amount of to have a tray. what be interesting to you is how much this is coordinated with un forces. it's unlikely the un would have allow this to take place. but lately, there is a, around a 1000 un troops. it within the buffer zone, and they felt very vulnerable, likely indeed to happen. some attacks against un peacekeepers as of late. so this is very much israel acting unilaterally to maximize that security. does this believe that taking territories equal security? n

support for israel.in the aftermath the holocaust, we saw one of our most elite universities sale. it was moral bankruptcy we saw unfold. did you see that clip? the world saw that and i want to take you into that. i was deeply concerned with the rise of anti-semitism particularly after the attacks against israel. i graduated from harvard myself what i'm most proud of, i graduated state a conservative. [applause] so i encourage my calling we need to have a hearing to address and combat anti-semitism on college campuses and she agreed that the hearing university presidents from penn and harvard. throughout the hearing we did not get a lot of direct answers. they were trying to avoid answering machines. the question now for the last question of the committee hearing, not my prepared question. i thought how can i ask this in a moral way x calling for the genocide of jews violate their code of conduct? one after the other after the other said it depends on the prospect in the world heard. we know it is not de

israel will not hesitate and israel will not forgive. to the who fees, -- to the houthis, perhaps have not been paying attention to what happens in the middle east over the past year. well allow me to remind you what has happened to hamas, to hezbollah, to assad. to all those who have attempted to destroy us. let this be your final warning. it is not a threat, it is a promise. you will share the same miserable fate. thank you madam president. >> i think the representative of israel for their statement. there are no further names subscribed on the list of speakers, but before adjoining the meeting, as this was the last scheduled meeting of this counsel the month of december, i would like to take a moment and express sincere appreciation of the delegation of the united states to the members of this council. and to the secretary. for all of the support you have given us. indeed as you know it has been a busy month. and one in which we rallied on several important issues under our peer review. we could not have done it alone without the hard

and so israel is actually doing the office in israel from day one as target to the civilian population in the gaza strip, making all kinds of claims to the combatants, use them as human shields and all kinds of billing. as you've said in the beginning, we're getting close to 15000 people. but at the same time, it has been using every mechanisms in the folk problem destroying cost tools and all other nights saving and life sustaining institutions impact thousands of students. whether it's water, whether it's the production of food in the gaza strip except trucks to basically star the population and render them docile to do whatever israel wants them to do. and if they don't, as, as, as it has been said, they will die. so it's a policy of extermination in court. and in violation of the law, i mean, violation of the spirit of the law that says that the occupying power is responsible for the well being of disability and population. and so civilians are targeted by israel. i'm, they want, i just want to play a clip, you talked about it, but at the beginning of the program, israel is full of

all the new rules in damascus, a greater danger to israel than the sod was. or i don't really think so. certainly not now where the, you know, situation where they lack the weapons that were once in syria. i think, you know, i shut uh, you know, the guy who is, who is now running. uh, syria on behalf of h t. s, a i a to her action is, is quite right when he says that the syrian people can sustain another war. i mean, they've had it and they're certainly not going to go to war against israel at this, at this stage. on the other hand is rarely so look at the very weakness of the new regime and they ask themselves, well, suppose there are splinter groups a more radical jo, hottest or as long as to who really want to take on israel and flip some damage on it. or drive drugs really blood and that's they have to, they have to take that view i, i would have thought. so what they're doing right now is establishing a buffer zone, or extending a buffer zone between israel and, and, and syria, in the hope that this will give them some, give israel, more strategic depths

what is israel's goals in yemen. yemen is... israel's goals in yemen.s- -- from _ israel's goals in yemen. yemen is... from the _ israel's goals in yemen. yemen is... from the 7th _ israel's goals in yemen. yemen is... from the 7th of _ israel's goals in yemen. yemen is... from the 7th of october, l is... from the 7th of october, they keep shooting ballistic missiles to the centre of israel, targeting tel aviv, the last few days every night, 3am, little kids, families wake up to the sound of sirens and run to the sound of sirens and run to shelters because ballistic missiles come from yemen. there is a very good air defence in israel and yet people are waking up again and again. israel is defending itself, attacking centres of the houthis, mainly their capability to get iranian weapons from the sea port or airport. that idf is targeting infrastructure in coordination with the british and us army. we are operating against the houthis, who are trying to undermine world trade, the whole globe, ships in the red sea. ., ., ., ~' sea. you mention working alon

the us state department issued a statement about israel's air strikes on yemen — saying it supports israel'stself but added that it must also ensure the protection of civilans in the region. reports regions striking the reports and locations in and around the airport they called it a crime against it yet many people and we spoke to one of the injured describing how the runway was hit three times into how the tower was hit and how we can only escape through the window. the iranian group the the iranian backed group the houthis have vowed to continue their attacks until the end of their attacks until the end of the war in gaza but now we their attacks until the end of the w focus aza but now we their attacks until the end of the w focus from jt now we their attacks until the end of the w focus from the ow we their attacks until the end of the w focus from the israeli a real focus from the israeli leadership to go after infrastructure to go off to the leadership and they say they will to hamas will meet similar fate to hamas in gaza and to hezbollah in both also iranian lebanon both also irania

a guest house was orchestrated by israel. the attack killed honey and, and his body guard. and this acknowledgement that has to say is very significant. it highlights it's rose willingness to execute high stakes operations deep inside a running territory to a cap. israel has previously planned responsibility for targeting other high profile leaders targeting and dealing, including his role as chief and how massively to gaza. but the need is case is really official states silent. it's full months. why fi? a way that an admission could provoke a strong, a red and response and that fear it seems, has now faded to her on the storage backer of her mouse has yet to officially respond to the slightest statement by is really defense minister. however, tensions between israel and iran remain dangerously high with both sides, accusing each other of escalating aggression back to rachel, maria, the as really defense minister also took responsibility for over throwing the syrian government. how accurate is that claim? shortly after the full of damascus, remember that the prime minister

and to go on high sporting that israel 6 to occupy. and actually we occupied those regions, but at the same time, $101.00 says that that there was a sense access is keeping a close eye on those new developments and activities in syria. you don't usually have the ron has a special concern, and that is the abuse of design is regime each of those areas in the goal on will be re occupied. we must warn about these developments as far as i know, resistance groups and monitoring these movements of design is regime mario back to you now as it is, as someone who has spent, he is excessively reporting from syria covering the civil war there. what do you think the future holds? one thing is clear, we are headed into uncharted waters, security and stability feel more federal than ever have. i mean, everybody's talking about peaceful transition of power. and so many nations have or to express their readiness, an openness to, to get involved in this process. but the question remains like how and to who i've received, where there are 2 gloomy possibi

the you in says israel is in violation of a 1974. this engagement agreement between israel and syria, from equity is a distinguished public policy fellow at american university of a root. he says, israel's policy of military overkill doesn't work, and he warns this approach to self defense. it's only made it more isolated on the global stage. they are trying to send a message to interact, to iran, especially to anybody else in the region who will try to strengthen israel because they've already had how much hard they've had has about low. they've now knocked out the state of syria, and they're using syria as a lesson to intimidate other people. but again, this policy of military overkill works and the sharp from the games land, but it doesn't work in the long run. israel is increasingly isolated internationally. the arabs are watching all of this on tv, doing nothing but making statements. but at some point, there's going to be a combination of forces around the region and around the world that will be more seriously engaged in eithe

how long into actually people see through it and see israel's true intentions? or i think we're watching the lives of design. this project began to fall apart. if this were just about establishing a jewish homeland is really wouldn't currently be bombing for separate countries. it wouldn't be beginning a ground invasion into lebanon and reaching mtm and folks are starting to see that this idea of greater israel isn't about jews or jewish safety at all. it's about colonial expansion. and part of the evidence that we come garner from this is every time israel behaves as an aggressor on a global stage. jews across the world suffer anti semitism against jews outside of israel does increase. and so this idea that design is project to somehow get to maintain g safety is falling apart before our very eyes and i've had experience is just in my own community of watching the language used toward israel of design is project shift where immediately after october, 7th, people were very eager to defend is rarely aggression. and at this point, i'm getting calls and instagram m

central command to israel.dent trump's wise decision to call out on rock for what it is, a hive of anti-semitism and eliminate every dollar of u.s. funding. when the enemy is inside the gates of the united nations america must be the one to call it by its name and destroy it. president trump on did this and we will return to the strategies and. you know as well as i that the enemy is inside more than just the gates of the united nation. it's all so powerful western institutions in my country and beyond this is why total victory is not just physical self-defense but ideological self-defense. as chair of the house republican conference i'm proud that house republicans have passed bipartisan resolution to support of israel. called out anti-semitism in the house of congress and brought transparency to the anti-semitic propaganda push on american students and paid for by foreign adversaries repacked those like the deterrence act to ensure foreign enemies cannot point in the lives of american students stop i also ser

we talked a lot about israel. the who for now seems to be of the main beneficiary of what's happening in syria. there have been some estimates that up to 80 percent of serious military infrastructure has been destroyed on the israeli tanks and out positions within the the 18 kilometers of the syrian the capital. want me all know what israel takes, it rarely returns. do you think it will stop there or do you think it would go perhaps further? because i've heard somebody's real officials now opened them using about the mass because being part of a, supposedly great israel. what do you think it will stop really hard to say with coastal because it's very hard to say, well, consult them. the problem is nobody in the immediate region has any kind of a defense that's uh against. is there some wild be, is there any um, it has proven to be pretty effective in, in, in grounds, going back to, in southern lebanon. the example of its ability to just found countries into submission to me, to supply this cost by the united state

what's happening in israel. i mean, what they sooner or later have to realize is they cannot rule over another people. it never worked in the past. the conversation always happens sooner or later. and they have to give up their addiction to force. i mean, there's an is really adage if force doesn't work using more force, well hasn't worked very well and it's not working and it's not going to work. you can kill and kill and kill. you can take out level after level, after level of leadership and they've been doing it for decades. and they're in a worse situation today. the idea that you can implant a jewish state in our country without that coming back to haunt you in the 21st century. i mean, tony just said that if they had done this centuries ago, they might have gotten away with it. but today, very hard. but that's the long term. the other thing is the connection between israel and it's as it were metro poll, which is united states and then western europe is framing every day when we talk about israel's isolati

what's your view on what israel is? is doing the right now, how is israel getting away with flashing it's obligations under that low? well, they don't go back to any obligation. it's being a analysts or a but us 2024 that you would not believe could happen in food vein. died with this and for till the united states, with more or less backing from western governments like the governments, it's being and must see all out more on the health care system on the health care workers on the supply lines and the pre conditions to run. i health care, but these remedies are killing the palestinians in augusta in 3 ways. number one, they bombed them and traumatized killed them by ripping off arms and legs and costing and trap. no one's and leading to the number 2, they killed them by the triangle of death, which is the combination of starvation, dehydration lack of pay motor out of the see says add to that hypothermia, which is coming out. this means that pumps and so people are dying unnecessarily from cancer from party investor d

accusing israel of genocide. island rejects the claim, saying it favors peace upholds human rights. president, the modem is a lens. he says you claim is ready to provide humanitarian assistance to syria. he's offering wheat flour and oil during the nations, and the 8 organizations are able to buy some products from ukraine and send them on to countries in need. government tonsil ourselves is facing a confidence votes in a few hours that will likely pave the way for new elections. in february, schoultz cool, devote following the collapse of his governing coalition was predict his social democrats. little news due to the conservatives. not well thought of these in the french overseas territory of maya out there. hundreds of people have been killed by the most destructive cycling. in nearly a century, the small island of the east african coast was already franz's poorest overseas region before it was devastated, just devastated by cycling side to night. the storm has raised visibly in the humanitarian situation. fir

israel?d israel?— relationships better between syria and israel? i very much ho -e syria and israel? i very much hepe that — syria and israel? i very much hope that the _ syria and israel? i very much hope that the israelis - syria and israel? i very much hope that the israelis are - hope that the israelis are reaching out. in fact, i read that israelis are reaching out through the druze community. that is a hagrid box sect, you could say it is a branch of islam. 0f could say it is a branch of islam. of course the islamists don't recognise them, israel muslims, but regardless they lived in syria and lebanon and israel for hundreds of years, and there is a back channel dialogue between israel and the current groups that are controlling syria as well as between israel and turkey, which is very important, because turkey came out as the winner, as well as qatar, in this confrontation, whereas russia and iran suffered probably the greatest geopolitical setbacks in their history of recent decades,

we've a saws army withdrawing on the israel and the when remain and reports now suggest that israel plans to expand the boxes on further into syria to ensure the safety of is really border communities. overnight. is there any forces move deeper into syrian territory when the ideas initially entered? we remember that on sunday, it's arabic spokesperson urged residents in syrian border villages to stay in doors for their own safety effectively posing across here. and we might expect that they are doing the same thing right now. the idea has been tasked with clearing the bosses of weapons and potential terror infrastructure, as well as ensuring vista rounding areas of free of arms that could threaten. additionally, israel is working to establish a batch of ties with asking groups inside. so you're including the drew's for example. and i have to say that security concerns are rather valid with the fall of damascus revel groups, some of which included slander radicals, could get access to very advanced weaponry labs and me solves. and they might think about going towards ease real and even cro

and the israel is shutting its embassy in ireland, x using these governments of anti israel policies, doubling. how strongly oppose the war on goes on and recognize a promise been in states. it rejects israel's accusations and says that stands for human rights and international law. so what's behind this move and why now this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm getting you navigate them. israel says that it will close at the embassy in ireland, accusing the governments of being anti israel, an anti semitic irish prime minister assignment harris. how strongly rejected the accusations. he says this country is pro peace pro human rights and pro international law. it comes just after ireland back south africa's genocide case of the international court of justice. and israel's ambassador has not been seen in dublin since may. when ireland said it would recognize the palestinian states along with spain on norway. so what's behind israel's decision and why now? we'll get to where i guess in a moment. first this reports from homes. i'm a how much it is right, is set to

all killed by israel in gaza. all listed on the 649 page documents containing the identity of the dead. proscribed here on these walls desktop, i'm work in progress since so many bodies remain under the rubble gone and then accounted for just like their memories and stories of these pauses. and on today's episode of the stream, we looked at a genocide in gaza, one year on the $365.00 days of genocide. at least 41870 palestinians have been killed. 69 percent of the victims are women and children. and these numbers keep rising as israel's relentless bombardment of gaza continues. on october 7th, 2023. how mazda launched operation all acts of flood, killing 1139 people, including civilians and taking 251 captives. while palestinians had been living under occupation, which meant displacement imprisonment, torture blockade famine. since 1948, when more than 750000 people were forcibly expelled from their homes and homeland and what is known as the knock the. and i'm also surprised. attack came after is really sadler st

all know what israel takes, it rarely returns. do you think it will stop there or do you think it would go perhaps further? because i've heard some is real officials now opened them using about the mass cause being part of a supposedly great israel. what do you think it will stop really hard to see where it will stop? because it's very hard to say, well, consult them. the problem is nobody in the immediate region has any kind of a defense against is from wild be. is there any um, it has proven to be pretty effective and in grounds going back to in southern lebanon. the example of fits ability to just pound countries into submission to make their supplies as close by the united states and germany is on talented. and that's what we saw in the lab, and then it's not just in city of israel. family has no intention of leaving those pups of southern lebanon. that is, talk you buying up and we'll, what am i sent to expand the the, the in the new. yeah. i think people have to understand the, the, the great to is the project is better, you

but not everyone in israel supports this narrative. i don't think it's true. i don't think it's really oh, this is the whoever says that this serves the narrative. all the you are in the, the narrative over as see what the claim is that there was still those spears. if you read that the united states and that easily lot behind these a see what the red on. this is the truth completely. it is true that we use why ensures coleman bull equipment of interest on these rebels because they want to dismantle the, in the you on index the with the, with the, the running to the shows and celia that they want the top of the a bush awesome to redeem, but it doesn't mean that the caesar and once that also that day is collaborating. what is that rebels? i don't say that this is true. so what outcome does is real, really want to see. the foreign minister has made it quite clear as one of us, we do not want to take sides in this matter. there is no good choice between the syrian regime and the jihad as rebels. but some analysts suggest a multitude of medic approach that there i

look, i think israel— deal soon? definitely. look, i think israel willing _ deal soon? definitely.i think israel willing to do - deal soon? definitely. look, i think israel willing to do a - think israel willing to do a pause, they need to get some hostages out at this point and i think there are a lot of people in israel, including in the israeli military, were saying we've done what we can militarily and there is really not much point in continuing a major wall. we should retreat to the periphery of gaza. there is no point in kind of chasing little pockets of hamas all around gaza. thatjust plays into their hands and gives them the insurgency they want. we can never win it, it gets worse and worse for us over the years. that's stupid. i think netanyahu would like to keep things as they are but israel is ready for a pause and hamas is ready for a pause and hamas is definitely ready for a pause because the whole context in which they were going to pursue this open—ended insurgency against israel that they wanted has changed. iran can't support them anymore, the asaad regime has fal

with hezbollah and israel. what does it allow israel to do? >> look, i don't have anything more i can speak to the ceasefire agreement but i will say a lot of the reporting around the ceasefire agreement tends to treat news that israel can't exercise what ultimately is right every country has. every country has the right to defend itself against terrorist attacks. israel has that right. lebanon has a right. every country and what hasn't that right, and they have that right under international law. >> the united states often characterizes israeli attacks as defense. france says israel has violated the ceasefire 52 times but if the arches we couched as revealed defending itself is israel allowed to continue to attack hezbollah as long as it says that was self-defense, though sill to think? >> as i have mechanism get set up to look at these exact questions and to look at reports ceasefire violations. and determine whether, in fact, they were violations of the ceasefire, whether, in fact, if an incident was in some

israel is nervous about the possibility of - its arsenal that israel can put its hands on. of airstrikes, israel taking the opportunity to basically ruin what remains of the military. and as mentioned, of course, there has been expanded buffer zone that israel has established that is entered syria and takes control of swathes of land that will be part of a demilitarised buffer. some of this is strategically significant, notably israel consolidating its control over a mountain peak that offers a useful vantage point, a surveillance point that provides visual and radar line of sight throughout the region. israel said it was temporary course the word temporary is open to interpretation, especially in the middle east. and what does this do when it comes to negotiations between israel and other countries in regard to the future of gaza? well, hamas is isolated now and the indication from hamas leadership is that their isolation has led them to be a little more flexible in negotiations. whether this is matched by its ability from prime minister netanyahu is an open question and i

united states condemns the cruces latest attacks on israel and supports israel's rights and self defense. these attacks have nothing to do with a right to self defense. they are nothing other than military aggression. by the collective west against the sovereign states. get right in forces attack, it rushes ahead of us on regional hospital leaving wreckage inside and out. that is as moscow strikes back, getting a military uh, failed on imo caches beyond the front. and the real one though it takes aim at the vatican as the holy see has his eyes set to declare a full month belgian king, a saint. a basically the small thing that is missing, i should say, the atrocities that historians do insist were committed during is ruled over the east african countries. the and we all live on new year's eve from moscow with a guest on a car in correspondence studying by we do appreciate your company for this our a straight out top story right now and it is yemen. we're the nation's capital. repeatedly under attack because that strikes hit but who the government's defense ministry building comes off to o

sent to israel regarding the cease-fire arrangement with hezbollah and israel. what does it allow israel to do? mr. miller:mr. miller: i don't have any more i can speak to about the cease-fire agreement. i will say a lot of the reporting around the cease-fire agreement tends to treat as news israel can exercise what ultimately is a right every country has. every country has the right to defend itself against terrorist attacks. israel has that right. lebanon has that right. every country in the world has that right. they have that right under international law. >> the united states characterizes is really attacks as defense. france says israel has violated the cease-fire 52 times at this point. is israel allowed to continue to attacked hezbollah as long as it says that was self-defense? mr. miller: as i said in response to your questions earlier, we have a mechanism we have set up to look at these exact questions and to look at reports of cease-fire violations. and to determine whether in fact they were violations of the cease-fire. whether in fact if an incident

busy and a pot, how much has been blamed israel has been blamed. how much is a very different organization though to understand why was in charge of leadership is a more of a cooperative. now might we see more of an opportunity for some sort of deal, however, limits at this time the policy and using guys would help. so again, i think come as may need more amenable this time around. it doesn't have the same leadership, although i get it. i don't think it was his leadership. that was the problem. the problem was they wanted to see an end to the fighting permanent, into the fighting. and the removal of the really military from the guy that didn't happen, that was not going to happen under nothing. yahoo! and so there was nobody stopping these really military from its campaign. and so, you know, we are where we are at this point. after all, the law loss is that the people that have suffered and the fact that you know, you have to keep these hostages alive and safe for 14 months. yeah. is it possible that he is unable to do that? and so maybe at this po

bullying, israel. i don't even remember when it lasted that it doesn't have any deterrence, but i'm just asking why. on the hood, you, you think that the oil prices in any way a to, to do it this and whether the, the numbers killed actually, you know, the, israel's reputation right now is in tacit all around the world as well. yes, and this is very unfortunate. and again, dear, i think that the true story is not being reviewed. like you are telling me about millions of uh, thousands being killed, which is not. think of uh, even near the st. millions of proportion. it's based on the british republish it. yeah, it's a plugin for fortunate use. this is not closed because i tell you what they had the boss stairs, the guys, they are mostly you. so at the no official, no. do we know you're not allowing john? listen, listen, we are in guys. you know that you guys right now, there's a note here where you guys have, i'd like you to guys are in your deliberately no allowing john, unless you guys julie berry, you

i looked into israel's as yet, undetermined the steps. the sweep advanced by militants and syria might have created a complex scenario for israel. on the surface it may appear as though the country faces stopped. i lemme neither victoria by the assad government. no, the opposition comes without risk or does it really? for me is really intelligence officer claims to have been in contact with syrian milton's who are allegedly open to normalizing ties with israel. a demo the today we support the rebels tomorrow. i don't know, but right now the rebel, so against asset the are essentially against the triangle. a fast said iran and has block. they want to free celia from this triangle. we also want to get rid of around and has below. right. today we need to support the rebels in their wake, tomato, if they are nice to us, we'll support them as well. but not everyone in israel supports this narrative. i don't think it's true. i don't think it's really oh, this is the. whoever says that this serves the narrative, all the you are in the, the narra

and he argues that the us commitment to israel stems primarily from the influence of the israel lobby works to shape u. s. foreign policy in a pro israel direction. but other, say it's the other way around at the us as much to gain from having are kind of stones out like that. it's a strategic motivation rather than all right in the lobby issue. what's your perspective? i mean i, i respect john, he was a former colleague, is a friend, and i think he's right about the lobby, but only up to a certain extent. it's really clear that for a lot of american military officials and strategist, they see 1st of all, their interventions, they believe in force. and israel is a tool in that arsenal it during the cold war, it helped the united states to beat down. so get proxies defeating countries on by the soviet union. and then in the cold war, you know, that, that black and white, you know, 0 sum a game that was an advantage to the united states. and that was, that was the anchor of the, of the strategic aspect of the american is really relationship. and united states is at odds with their own.

israel is still like air strikes in _ gaza. israel is still like air strikes in different - gaza.r strikes in different place | gaza. israel is still like air| strikes in different place of gaza and one where the five journalists were killed so it added according to the palestinian press more than 100 journalists killed since seven october. more than 400 people, journalists, were injured, and in addition to that the hospital is under threat and the aid through the international school for emergency aid to the hospital is so situation there is a problem and putting pressure on to reach a ceasefire but the problem is the huge gap between israel and hamas with reaching a ceasefire so there is a hope of reaching that in the last few days but it is now in doubt because of what is happening now and how must saying israel are putting more conditions and israel saying hamas is not following, is not complying with the requirement of the ceasefire so there is a big gap between them but unintelligible people in gaza. between them but unintelligible peeple in gaza-— let's speak to dr ali mamo

with israel . they are divided composition, including some extreme is factions. radicals makes a potential alliance, fraught with danger, and is what has no illusions about the nature of these rambles. and for now what we can see as well as laser focused on protect and it's folders and neutralize in rates. but as the situation evolves, that raises a big question in the region were shaped by shifting the lines and power struggles can pragmatism overcome this trust or will history repeats itself with more con, 6, and only time will tell not for more on this less cross live to vice, wrecked to add to tel aviv university, and right now the kid that makes it y'all's visa is nice to have you join me right now. how you all it's nice to be with you. great. now you have tells me you follow the syrian conflicts in the fast you wrapped in a decade ago. what? what does the current situation mean for the nation from what you're seeing of what you're assessing? when clearly it's the end goal for a major era. in

and especially now with trump, but in the white house, who of course is a supporter of israel and israel's policies. possibly as a political level. and i don't think in terms of the corporations, as he mentioned, the bus, you know, why do we just stand up to us and, you know, take the lead here and, you know, do what the people want is new upset. it's the huge pressure from the mastery globalization that we've had all over the country for 14 months and weekly, monthly as a national level. and the government should be reflecting the way of the people and not be worried about us. you know, i watch another other good politicians think about us. i'm, i'm really just stunned up and do the right thing. alan, how, how do you think this is all going to play out as well? that does, that obviously depends on how the war is going to play. uh once it ends once there's some kind of a resolution that uh, takes care of israel's presence in gaza. which i'm not, the predicting will be any time soon. at that point, quietly, israel will reopen the embassy, and the basset, or will be re appointed or pointed.

stop providing this unrelentant support for israel.g incredible crimes right now against the palestinian people of gaza. stop transferring weapons. stop shielding israel from any kind of meaningful actions by the security council. even if they have one month, at least be on the right side of history for one month. we heard from the us state department recently, though, when they had said that they were examining their military aid for israel and where it sat with international law, and they had told israel to improve the humanitarian situation, and they have said they're happy with what they're seeing their on the humanitarian front — which is not what we're hearing from all of the ngos working in the region. why is there that discrepancy, do you think? well, because the state department only wants to see and only wants to hear what they want. they are not basing their policies and their position on the fact, they are not basing it on evidence, they are basing it on geostrategic interest and on a misplaced belief that israel cannot com

the united states condemns the who sees latest attacks on israel and supports israel's right to self defense. these attacks have nothing to do with a right to self defense. they are nothing other than military aggression by the collective west against the sovereign states. your great in forces attack a rush as a part of southern regional hospital leaving wreckage on the inside and out. so that is as moscow strikes back, hitting a military field and i'm owed that pose, that'd be on the front. and rwanda takes aim at the product and hopefully see his eyes set to declare a former belgian king as a site. ultimately dismissing atrocities, historians insisted were committed during his rule over the east african countries, [000:00:00;00] the storage working away into the final hours of 2024 live from moscow, the capital of the most sanction country in the world. here we go. top story starts right now. we're, we're not a us and british coalition has conducted stripes on human targeting a who the come on to control facility in the national capital. the com is also, yeah, my launched a ballist