j sullivan has told israel's prime minister, the war in gaza needs to transition to what he calls a low intensity phase in a matter of weeks, not months. sullivan is intel a v for meetings with israel's will cabinets and will hold. discussions with president isaac codes on friday, early a defense minister, your guidelines stressed that it will take more than a few months in goes up to dismantle how much. but it's me, it's has more from tel aviv divided ministration. believes that transitioning the war to what it called a low intensity phase will result in less civilian casualties that allow more aid to get in. and it will decrease the risk of this will spreading into a wide regional conflicts. the bottom ministration also wants these rarely start talking seriously about what happens in gaza after the war, the us on the palestinian authority involved in the administration, the nothing yahoo said no to that said no to know role role, but how much because of course he wants to destroy them, and he says, israel will maintain a security presence in gauze as of a some way the some difference

and his will not public opinion. shifting gray ways is rails internal securities are j. sullivan is bringing that message to these riley's, he's going to meet with israel as well cabinet that's benjamin netanyahu. you're jill. i'm the defense minister on panic guns. and he's already said that he's going to be discussing with them a time table towards the end of the war. audi size is going to urge is around to lead us to move to a different phase from the kind of high intensity operations we're seeing today. we already know the us a sat there are too many civilian household is riley's coming to many civilians in gaza. sullivan also wants to see more a getting into gauze around their indications. israel is prepared to open one of the goods check points, so they're raising to cause it has been closed since october, the 7th. i'm not sure how significantly increase the aid getting in that, which is, as we already know, according to international, the agents is nowhere near enough. nowhere near meeting the needs of costs of population and what are we hearing about and about splits within these, ri

michelle mentioned the israel's of age and i just recently read out of j. sullivan was saying. busy i am going to leave and he's like, if you will, they cleaned the man the an easy to change. i am really oh, that is not a big deal in the guys and nothing was happening. so they basically don't know maintenance things. they have political appointees, they appointed for various reasons, but not for the reasons of their expertise and then knowledge. i go to slide. busy confidence as i see people with my former students, they have friends who work and state department and they try to tell me i go to the rest of the frequent the see what's going on and they're telling me russia is collapsing. there is no trains of the bills, but as you know, i said, what are you talking about? you know, i, you know, somebody was teaching, you know, no, no whatever data, what kind of data they get, what it is. but this is, this isn't that there's a talk people sitting in the top offices on the 7th floor right. busy or the city and state department, whether it's, you know, a new orleans and others, as

well i think it's been, it's consistent, the worth of j. sullivan, a consistent with what we've been hearing coming from the bottom, the administration in terms of the relationship between israel and the us. jag sullivan here to discuss the timing of the ongoing war and trying to urge israel of the not making any demands. but urging is around to move into the next phase to move away from this high intensity phase of the war into a more targeted phase of the war with well, hopefully we, they could say less civilian casualties. but he maintained the strong relationship between the 2 allies and said that israel has the right to carry out its aims of, of defeating homos. while it also, it has a responsibility to main to, to make, trying to make sure that the fuel civilian. that's the better, you know, we've corresponded rebecca rivers thanks. violence in the west bank also on the rise. many there are concerned about their children's safety and what their future holds. the w senior correspondent of funding for sorry reports from a village near from iowa. about how parents are preparing th

michelle mentioned that use, you know, i use it as a days and i just recently read out of j sullivan was saying, ready to try? i'm going to leave and he's like, if you have a clean the man the answer, you gotta change. i am really oh that is not a big deal in the glass and nothing was happening. so they basically don't know maintenance things. they are political appointees. they appointed for various reasons, but not for the reasons of their expertise. and then knowledge. i go to slide the confidence as i see people, my former students, they have friends who work in the state department, and they try to tell me i go to the rest of the frequent the see what's going on and they tell me roches collapsing. there is no trains of the bills that isn't that, you know, i said, what are you talking about, you know, i, you know, somebody of course teaching, you know, no, no, whatever data, what kind of data they get, what it is. but this is, these isn't that there's a talk people sitting in the top offices on the 7th floor or. busy or they sit there and state department where there's, you know,

thanks and now speaking a short while ago the white house is national security advisor j. sullivan said it is too soon to comment on israel's renewed military operation. first, the pause ended on friday. it's monday and over the course of the weekend, we've seen basically 48 to 72 hours of activity. so it's too soon for me to sit here and tell you that i'm going to pass some comprehensive judgment. what i'm going to do instead is what i did earlier today. i'm going to talk to my as really counterparts about what they are doing to target from us and what they are doing to try to protect civilians as well as cost. now to heidi joe castro, who joins us live now from a washington dc. so jake sullivan, the us national security advisor, talked about a number of things in that briefing. what else do we have to say? yeah, a major point that he made has them is that the us expects israel not to hit these so called no strikes owns that israel has made public splitting up gaza into these sections where it said that causes civilians should flee to in order to escape the front of this ground invasio

what else did he talk about squat and what is interesting is the j sullivan is saying everything to the white house, the site. and you would expect that from dig sullivan. he's a very experienced operator. he's not going to speak to anything other than what the boss has been saying, and the boss, of course being joe biden. and he talked about how he enforced his idea on israel and forces may be too strong, but he puts his forward this idea that they need it to do more to avoid civilian casualties. he said, these really is where the, where it wasn't just take you mind a tv and thing. it was also a moral thing. it was a strategic thing as well. and he said they are doing the best they can. but what was really interesting is what he said just before he's never going to meet muck with a bus in ramallah. and he talked about how there can be a 2 state solution. but one state, the palestinian state has to guarantee the security of israel that we've had from the president have sold all the way done. these really present has of all the way done. so they're not in a position at the moment that th

when i was speaking a short while ago, the white house is the us national security advisor j. sullivan said it is too soon for washington to comment on israel's renewed military operation. the 1st deposit ended on friday, it's monday and over the course of the weekend, we've seen basically 48 to 72 hours of activity. so it's too soon for me to sit here and tell you that i'm going to pass some comprehensive judgment. what i'm going to do instead is what i did earlier today, i'm going to talk to my as really counterparts, about what they are doing to target from us and what they are doing to try to protect civilians. unless costs now to how does your cast through his life lesson from washington dc? so how do you, what else did the us national security adviser had to say in that briefly have them, vic sullivan did tell reporters that they us expect israel to not strike. they were so called no strikes. so that they had indicated, however, was unclear, is where these, those really are, how they correspond to the math that was distributed on social media by as really forces. and that has con

he did just announce that his national security advisor j sullivan will be cutting to israel this week. we think it's thursday to meet with he is really war cabinet and then his secretary of defense lloyd often is going to be headed to the region to focus on a ship speed attack in the red sea. so these comments are made earlier, not on camera. they are the fundraiser just down the street, and a lot of the focus has been on what is seen as by the president, jo biden's, 1st critical, really critical comments of israel. he said that this cabinet is one of the most conservative israel has, is the most conservative israel has ever seen. he said some of these members all into the, that one a 2 state solution. they don't have to deal with anything to do with palestinians. and he said nothing. yahoo is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu realizes that. he said that it's he, that somebody has to change, but that his cabinet is really having him in and directly contradicted which what we just heard from the prime minister of israel himself. and he said b, b, that's his nickname for understa

well, mr sullivan said that giving a timetable would j said that giving a timetable would be irresponsibles. it did look like there was an effort when he was speaking to reporters to show less public division between the us possessions and those of israel. that may be seen as being counter—productive as well. what mr sullivan said was that really the war will go forward in stages and that, the war will continue for several months to come and that matches what we have heard from top israeli officials as well. he said that there would be a less intense phase that will follow at some time soon where there will be more precise targeting of the hamas leadership. as you are indicating, all of this was happening as on the ground in gaza we can see a lot of evidence is just how fierce the ongoing fighting still is which raises questions about, you know, how much power hamas still has to launch attacks against the israelis with fierce battles taking place in the north of the gaza strip, in neighbourhoods around gaza city as well as in khan yunis, the focus of israeli's southern events. what well as

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outside the homes of peasant j. biden's. top officials demonstrates as converge on the residences of secretary of defense, lloyd austin, and the national security advisor drake sullivan, hoping to disrupt back christmas celebrations. the edge in the us to stop what they describe is complicity in israel's will. on garza, the washington has remain steadfast and it support for israel present by the it's about to enter the election. yeah. how's the incumbent candidates? and this is how about his view, his respondents to the war on garza earlier this month, a new york times and see how the college poll reveal it. 57 percent of voters, disapprove of 5. is happening at the will. well, 33 percent approve of it. 46 percent of registered voters say they trust republic could contend to double trying to do a better job than by. nobody is riley palestinian conflict. 40 full percent devoted to said israel should stop as ministry campaign to protect civilians, even if not all the captives are released on 39 percent. that israel should continue. it's assault, internal captives all released, even if it means most civilian deaths and injuries i'm doing now. in the whole, from miami, b