and i'm a to 0 for you as president j pardon has signed an executive order imposing sanctions on for his very satellites for attacking palestinians the occupied westbank violence against palestinians by his many soldiers on settlers in the west bank as increase shaw places the will on goss have gone well to but the stuff in the lines has caused, particularly how kit has more about what the executive order will do. this really builds on the actions taken by the, by the ministration about one month ago that with the block for nationals from coming into the united states. those involved in violence against palestinians in the west bank, namely settlers. so this is an additive on top of that it would ban a settlers who have committed violent acts from doing business in the united states, borrowed from the us financial system from receiving money from us citizens and even own property in the united states. now what this is is really to address what the us government believes is a lack of action by the is really government from the uptake. and what they see as an targeting of palestinian s

j. pardon is basically tightened up the obligations that the president and congress has to make sure that the us military aids to all the countries around the world is used responsibly. basically, there is an iron us on those countries to adhere to international law and that are just impossible to change the date to the united states to make sure that the countries off behaving as a think. stay sure, it's now that could spell trouble down the road for it's around the country. is that to contravene international law and that yeah, it might be a, an issue for menacing. yahoo government, but we're a long way away from that happening is there any protesters are attempting to block aid destined for guys that to the need sign a crossing on these routes border with egypt. they say they will block trucks into our cap to sell being housing guys, released some supplies my school from egypt to as well for security checks before they're allowed into guys to submit a copay separately. yeah, that'd be come up with signing any occupied. westbank is ready for his shot, an injured 6 palestinian men during

j. pardon this one, the democratic primary for the 2024 year selection. it's 1st time south carolina has come 1st on the list of states voting in the democratic primaries bite and how they're comfortable with the games to other candidates walk away with 96 percent of the sites. terry sheffield is a senior policy analyst at the advocacy group independent women's voice. and she says that by this victory in south carolina, just don't guarantee him a lead in the presidential race. i think even though present, abiding is going to it's a came up for him in, in south carolina. the reality is that's just the primary and he's become a president. so it wasn't, no, nobody ever thought he was actually going to lose. but the reality is that president biting is the least popular president since world war 2. that's truly shocking. it's mind blowing out, his approval ratings only 33 percent. he's also losing in a key battleground states that he won in 2020. i guess donald trump. so he's losing overall across the 7 battleground states by 6 points to donald trump. and we'r

j. pardon is basically tightened up the obligations that the president and congress has to make sure that the us military aids to all the countries around the world is used responsibly. basically, there is an iron us on those countries to adhere to international law and that how it is impossible to change the date to the united states, to make sure that the countries off behaving as a think stay sure, it's now that could spell trouble down the road for it's around the country, is that to contravene international law and that yeah, it might be an issue for vanessa. you know, government, but we're a long way away from that happening. but the big question following that is he's, these are, are listening. right. and when a bite and also calls what's happening in garza over the top off. how is that being received in israel and has there been a reaction to these comes and that has them? yes, much. but we do know that blinking when he was here on a strip meeting with netanyahu. he's voice similar criticisms or similar are, as he might put it, friend the advice to, to israel. and this, we all to

and garza with a 100 size and people either dead or injured president j pardon set from the outset israel's will on going to the us did not want conflict to escalate to other countries, despite sending weapons and warships. yet it's impact is being felt across the region with concerns growing that it could spread. this is an incredibly volatile time in the middle east. i would argue that we've not seen the situation as is dangerous, as the one we're facing now across the region. since at least 1973 and arguably even even before that, linked to israel's goals of war in neighboring jordan. 3 us soldiers were killed in a joint strike blamed on a rainy and box miniature in the rock that still recovering from the catastrophic war launch by the west 21 years ago. uninstalled and 11 on the right impact on group hezbollah, quickly joined to fight with ongoing exchanges. a follow up with these ready forces across the board a. another group i like to hear on the who cheese in yemen is attacking western call. go ships saying it's a retaliation for israel's war and goals and support the palestinians. t

j pardon has met with jordan's king abdullah at the white house, the release of captives in garza, and the plant is very offensive on rough, a top the agenda, king of the judge, 5 and to push for an immediate pause in the fight takes a group of it's very suck. length is the time palestinian, so the city of novelist bill complied. west bank at least 2 palestinians interest. when settlers opened fire in the village of sarah, with this to say the attack of such finds for at least one house the united nation says it will not be party to any false displacement of palestinians living in rasa . the un security council is holding a closed old meeting to discuss as well as will, and also the meeting was supposed to solely focus on the unrest in the democratic republic of congo. but all jerry, which holds the presidency, requested gauze, would be added to the agenda. robot woods. the us deputy ambassador to the un told, i'll just say, are the us position on the resolution calling for sci fi has not changed. well, if we've, we've set on the resolution, we have to have some concerns about the tax

j. pardon says an agreement for a temporary cease fire in gauze. i could be reached by monday as part of it. he says, as well as ready to help ministry activities during the muslim holy month of ramadan, it's which will begin in the coming days. the eldest eversole says save the initial framework for the deal. includes the exchange of full 100 palestinian prisoners for 40 is rarely captive held in gulls. israel has also reportedly agreed to the gradual return of displaced palestinians to northern cause. sources say that under the deal, israel would re position its forces away from crowded areas and holt aerial surveillance, 8 hours a day. bye bye. make those remarks about a potential deal during an appearance on a late night talk show. and then we've done a recent principal agreement, there be a cease fire while that takes place. ramadan is coming up and has been in agreement by these realize that they would not engage in activities during ramadan as well. in order to give us time to get all the hostages out, that gives us time to begin to move in

the law says it's targeted them that on advice you as president j pardon, says he hates the see saw it can be reached in gaza at 5 mondays buttons as well as ready to help with a tree activities during ramadan. folks that are sol says save the initial framework for the de la, includes a prisoner exchange. and this is where the whole certificate opened fire on palestinians trying to get students to move in, garza across, came in to find from guns and tags. since i gather to obtain file the algebra sheets, right, because the city on monday how many people in gauze report to be facing salvation? i know 2300000 a shoulder food. how does that result also, should it be possible for the north of the strait a she has a, a lady called you a a. have you one such a dark night. so what are the people of guys that are here in the street waiting for humanitarian a to arrive? there are some unconfirmed reports saying the aid will come to the northern areas of the strip of water despite the dangerous situation except for men, women, and children of waiting to get a major over lead. would you? and then

and the violation of international law, he was present j pardon assigned to the executive order. imposing sanctions on board is very satisfied, talking palestinians, and the occupied wes thing financing as well as the needs in the west banks increase office assistance for and also us defense that could be load. austin says on the booths behind the tanks on us spaces in the middle east will be held accountable. 3 american soldiers were killed in a drone attack on a us base in jordan earlier this week. let's get more on that uh, executive order announced by the us president joe biden on full settlers in the occupied territories. joining me now is stephen's it as a professor of politics of the middle eastern studies program at the university of san francisco join us. i can go back in sweden could help you with this on the program at mr. soon as well. what do you guys having spoken to all white house correspondent, whether this is a token gesture or is it sending a message of more to come? to tel aviv because when you think about it, they're all 750000 settlers old. they're about i don't the

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j thank you very much for taking the time to speak with us. thank you. let's turn to some important news around the world... the president of hungary, katalin novak, has resigned — after she pardoneders have been holding protests, and even her close ally, the prime minister, viktor 0rban, has distanced himself from her. in a televised address, novak admitted she'd made a mistake. hundreds of volunteers have joined emergency workers trying to clean up a major oil spill in trinidad and tobago. the accident was caused by a ship that overturned a few days ago — after hitting a coral reef. specialist divers have been trying to isolate the leak from the vessel, which was abandoned by its crew. the head of tobago's assembly said — the spill had now extended many kilometres along the atlantic coast. tens of millions of people around the world have been celebrating the lunar new year with parties, family meals and visits to buddhist temples. the new moon has ushered in the year of the dragon — the most auspicious of the 12 animals in the chinese zodiac. lunar new year is typically celebrated in parts of asia — notably china, south korea and vietnam — but it is also celebrated by diaspora c