and he goes to jake sullivan's office is like, what's going on here? and immediately everything starts moving. they're like, okay, start setting up an economic channel, start setting up a assistance channel, start setting up a sanctions channels. let's see if we can talk to the russians in the ukraine and see what we can get zelensky on the phone also tell our allies what we know. and as they're collecting intelligence, they're able to basically get pretty granular about what they what knew. we also know now that they've released a lot of that intelligence, some of which was saying that, you know, they were building hospitals on the border. blood, like all that kind of stuff. now, the interesting is, you know, the us tells allies and most allies of the uk. so yep. on board we kind of have it too. we all agree the french and the germans took a lot of convincing but they were willing to have the conversations. it was the ukrainian conversations were so brutal because the lynskey was basically going like, okay, you know, afghanistan just happened you guys

i wondered if we could start with a meeting jake sullivan is having with mr netanyahu.ll trying to get some form of ceasefire? yes! to get some form of ceasefire? yes, or at least a — to get some form of ceasefire? yes, or at least a guarantee _ to get some form of ceasefire? yes, or at least a guarantee that - to get some form of ceasefire? 1&1: or at least a guarantee that the military operation around raffle will remain restricted in order to limit the threat to palestinian lives. we know that the military offensive there has been intensifying over the last almost two weeks now and that has put nearly 800,000 palestinians back on the move in search of safety. the us has settled israel that if it conducts an all—out assault on rafah it would seize certain weapon shipments to israel —— cease. jake sullivan will be making —ish events and trying to ensure that aid can get through to the palestinians in bringing this question of what happens and gaza when the fighting finally ends. benjamin netanyahu his face that question repeatedly this week and has been growing pressur

so you mentioned, you know, all of these advisers, including jake sullivan, tonyen, a lot of the people in that circle, they came up in kind of the same space. they wked for the obama administration. they worked together afterwards, the think tanks. there has been a lot of among some that you know that makes them a little bit insular andw that perhaps, you know, their worldview is a little bit elitist or not connected with the realities of what is going. for example, when they tried to do a reset with the russians, for example. so like that, i mean, that there is a certain kind of naivete attached to kind of foreign policy that they have practiced. and so i just wonder what you learned about how they were able to overcome that, if at all, and whether and■ how relationships with each other kind of have informed they've approached foreign policy. there's no question that groupthink plagues, the administration now, not always in bad ways. it's just they as you mentioned, they've known each other in past administrations. they live in general area together. they work together. they know each

general, share jake sullivan's optimism about a counteroffensive in '25?ell, jake sullivan, as a statesman, as a man who works in a state where the principles of constitutional duty are sacred, must clearly understand that, in addition to what he can endure for this year until the 25th year, the government must spend active work in four directions, active work, first of all, is the preparation of the population for the ability to defend itself. to the country with weapons in hand, this is the preparation of mobilization resources even before they cross, er, the gates of the territorial assembly center, the second is the transfer of the economy of ukraine to functioning under martial law, and the third is the fortification equipment of the territory of ukraine , and the fourth is the placement in certain important positions of people, professionals who understand... on issues of preparation and waging war in the state, well, now then in the complexes together with american help it will work and then we can raise the issue of an offensive, without these thin

jake sullivan meeting with benjamin netanyahu.irst and foremost, reiterating the us insistence that the military offensive around rafah remains restricted. the warning has been if israel steps up that military operations there, it will put even more palestinian lives at risk. we know already there are 800,000 palestinians who have fled that city in the last ten days or so, since israel's military moved in there. the consistent warning from there. the consistent warning from the us has been not to launch an all—out assault, that would put even more palestinians on the move and at risk. there are also calls for more aid to get into gaza, to feed palestinians in need of shelter and diplomatic aid. there are efforts going to try to pressure benjamin netanyahu into laying out some sort of plan as to what will happen next in gaza once the fighting is over. who will represent the palestinian people? who will coordinate the rebuilding of homes and infrastructure? who will represent them, speak for them infrastructure? who will represent t

i'll talk to jake sullivan as a. because of that, i won't ec to whether or not it meets any kind of requirements, but again, we've been clear about what we think is very, very important, and that is to make sure that the civilians that are in that battle space are moved out of the battle s any activity occurs in that city. weapns. gen. brown: our focus for to use the capabilities, tiply things th- typically things that impact close battles. we're paying attention on what's on in kharkiv. i won't publicly talk about what i might advise, but as we continue to support them, i'll continue to work with the secretary as we make recommendations going f but the key point is using the capabilities that we provided them in the close battles areas that they are doing on the fronts that they're operating as as into crimea. >> "washington post." reporter: nice to see you all. this question is for both of you regarding going back to the rafa operation and following up on the announcing plans as recently as todayex the rafah operat

so we expect them to hear from a jake sullivan on that, as we are seeing, of course, about 800000 people. that's an estimate now from the united nations of being displaced once again, a dire situation, you many turn situation across golf and intensifying a bombardment stairs. so we're expecting to hear also the stands of the white house . and this situation right now, dw time, your crime, it air inter ridgeland time. you thank you. so let's take a quick look now at some other global news headlines, the armed forces of the democratic republic of congo, say they have repelled and attempted clues involving congolese and foreign fighters . at least 3 people, including 2 police officers, were killed industry, talent involving security officers, made the presidential policy and can shop that. the u. s. embassy has issued the security of the social media. it's a wash we theories and images after a blue fire boom. based off the night sky or the spain and portugal european space agency says the object appears to be a piece of accomplice. the bright, neon blue lights illuminated the cross at sever

s. administration, so we expect them to hear from a jake sullivan on that as we are seeing, of course, about 800000 people. that's an estimate now from the united nations of being displaced once again, a dire situation, you many turn situation across scholars and intensifying a bombardment stairs. so we're expecting to hear also the stands of the white house and this situation right now dw tonya crime. adair in jerusalem time you thank you . here is some of the world news headlines today. the on forces all of the democratic republic of congo side i have repelled and attempted clues involving congolese and farm sizes. at least 3 people, including 2 police officers, were killed in a shrewd house involving security offices in the presidential palace. in contrast to the us embassy as issued the security of those good. this, the general election is underlying the dominican republic with integration from neighbouring hasty as the most divisive issues, while hazy is torn upon by gang wolfy, the dominican republic is driving economically the election front runner is current president, luis. i

so we expect them to hear from a jake sullivan on that. as we are seeing, of course, about 800000 people. that's an estimate now from the united nations of being displaced once again, a dire situation. you many turn situation across golf and intensifying a bombardment stairs, so we're expecting to hear also the stands of the white house in this situation right now. w's tanya cremmit there in jerusalem. tanya, thank you. the meantime, flashing between his route and how mazda is intensifying, the noise is seeing some of the faces by holes. at the last, like fall off, the east round declared the end of operations in the area in the south. hundreds of thousands of fling, fighting and rough, i thought there was little shelter to run, to the reason, know, and to grief and desperation and gaza relatives a morning victims of another attack outside a hospital in the city of dare l. bala, it hate and nearby refuge account that if it lives them instead of my uncle's house was targeted last night. it was directly hit and there were only civilians in t

so we expect them to hear from jake sullivan on that, as we are seeing, of course, about 800000 people. that's an estimate now from the united nations of being displaced once again, a dire situation, you many turn situation across golf and intensifying bombardment stairs. so we're expecting to hear also the stands of the white house in this situation right now. w's tanya crime, adair inter ridgeland, tanya, thank you. so let's take a quick look now at some other global news headlines. the armed forces of the democratic republic of congo site i have repelled and attempted clue involving congolese and find, find is at least 3 people, including 2 police officers, were killed in a street, talent involving security officers made the presidential palace in contrast to the us embassy has issued the security of the 2 people have been killed after a boat collision on the danube river in hungary rescue as searching the waters most of budapest, 4 or 5 people, still missing on gary and police of launched a criminal investigation to determine the cause of the ex, clean off operations are on the way

so we expect them to hear from a jake sullivan on that. as we are seeing, of course, about 800000 people. that's an estimate. now, from the united nations of being displaced, once again, a dire situation, you many turn situation across scholars and intensifying a bombardment stairs. so we're expecting to hear also the stands of the white house . and this situation right now, dw time, your crime, it air inter ridgeland time. you thank you, scene time slicing between his route and how much is intensifying the noise of gaza is seeing some of the faces bottles of the wall sofa while in the south. hundreds of thousands of fleeing fighting in rough uh but there is legal shelter to run, to the reason know and to grief and desperation and gaza relatives a morning victims of another attack outside a hospital in the city of dare l. bala. it hate and nearby refuge account that if it lives them instead of my uncle's house was targeted last night. it was directly hit and there were only civilians in the house and it was headed up a married way by the i

earlier — jake sullivan held talks with saudi arabia's crown prince. the river tyne in the northeast of england. the two boys entered the water yesterday afternoon. the younger child was rescued and taken to hospital. you and taken to hospital. can get more on all of those stories you can get more on all of those stories on the bbc news website and app. and ijust and i just want to bring and ijust want to bring you more now on the breaking news in the last hour out of iran. a helicopter in a convoy carrying the president ebrahim raisi has had what state media are calling a hard landing.

, to the financial times, he says: well, the publication quotes jake sullivan. he said that with new help from washington, kyiv will be able to hold on. defense and ensure that ukraine withstands the russian attack during the 24th year, indicating the scenario of the war next year, sullivan noted that ukraine intends to counteroffensive in the 25th year. well, jake sullivan, as a statesman, as a person who works in a state where the principles of constitutional duty are sacred, apparently clearly understands that he can stand aside. for this year to the 25th year, the government must to carry out active work in four directions, active work, first of all, this is the preparation of the population for the ability to defend the country itself with weapons in hand, this is the preparation of mobilization resources even before they cross the gates of the territorial procurement center, the second is transfer of the economy of ukraine to functioning in the conditions. er martial law, and the third is the fortification equipment of the territory of ukraine, and the fou

and the national security adviser from the united states, jake sullivan, is coming to israel today tos directly with benjamin netanyahu, to seek some answers, to seek some assurances about the safety of palestinian refugees and to get some extra aid into gaza. that's another priority, given the restrictions on aid flows over the last week or so, especially as military activities intensified around rafah. so benjamin netanyahu looking resolute. he's unwavering in his determination, his priorities, but he is facing growing criticism and more and more open challenges from people closer to him. this may not bring down the government, even if benny gantz leaves the coalition, but it leaves benjamin netanyahu increasingly isolated and potentially even more reliant on the extreme right wing voices in israeli politics. and dan, i also want to mention the fact that jake sullivan, president biden�*s national security adviser, has met with with saudi arabia's crown prince. could you tell us more about that meeting and those efforts by the us? yes. i think that is part of the us efforts to build

earlier, jake sullivan held talks with saudi arabia's crown prince in the in the saudi city of dhahranin the latest violence, at least 28 palestinians are reported to have been killed , most of them in a strike are reported to have been killed, most of them in a strike on a house in nuseirat in the central gaza strip. there are signs of splits in israel, benny gantz, a member of the war cabinet has threatened to withdraw his centrist party from the coalition unless prime minister benjamin netanyahu sets out a post—war plan for the gaza strip. it's part of an ongoing rift between the two. earlier i spoke to our correspondent danjohnson, who is injerusalem, about splits in the israeli government. they have been working together in coalition since the hamas attacks of the 7th of october. but that's been a fragile, delicate coalition that was perhaps always potentially in jeopardy and in the last week has dropped into open criticism of the prime minister. and it's notjust coming from benny gantz. earlier in the week, the defence minister, yoav galant, made similar comments, but a similar c

today i'm in paris and washington, and this is cnn alright, new today, national security adviser jake sullivan meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today's meeting follows talks between sullivan and saudi arabian leaders yesterday. >> the us is urgently trying to broker a deal that would lead to a ceasefire in gaza and a return of israeli hostages. cnn's scott mclean is following the developments from istanbul. scott, palestinian health officials say at least 35 people died in an airstrike in central gaza overnight. what can you tell us about that? >> hey, frederick? a. yeah. when you're looking at the footage shot by or stringer on the ground there it is frankly, very hard to watch bystanders say that they heard one very big, very loud explosion that happened in the middle of the night around 3:00 in the morning when everyone was sleeping and that explosion was big enough to essentially flatten most of five houses in that area. >> as you mentioned, the latest number that we have from the hospital is 35 people killed. >> there may yet, the more though as bodies are recovered

new today, national security adviser jake sullivan meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. today's meeting follows, talks between sullivan. and saudi arabian leaders yesterday, the us is urgently trying to broker a deal that would lead to a ceasefire in gaza. ana return of israeli hostages yes cnn's scott mclean is following the developments from istanbul scott, jake sullivan, he's been shuttling between the saudis and israelis. do we know anything about any progress being made? >> hey frederick, yeah, obviously these meetings are important, but it doesn't appear that there are any signs that they're going to lead to any kind of imminent breakthrough? as you mentioned, jake sullivan met with the saudi crown prince mohamed bin salman yesterday and we know from the saudi side of things, at least that they discussed a pathway toward a two-state solution. and the us has long tried to normalize relations between the israelis and the saudis. but since the war began in october, the saudis have made abundantly clear that that will not happen unless they're there is a credible irre

meanwhile jake sullivan laid out the position of the u.s.atehood should come about but not through unilateral recognition. >> each country is entitled to make their own determination but our position is clear. president biden is on record supporting a two state solution but that it should be brought about through direct negotiations to the parties, not unilateral recognition. that is a position we have held consistently and we will communicate it to our partners around the world and see what unfolds. >> the head of the palestinian mission to the u.k. responded to that position in an interview with the bbc. >> when london or washington say they have to come out of negotiation, it means israel has to accept a palestinian statehood. not over a long time and the only way is to enforce [indiscernible] rather than to offer to netanyahu and fanatics as they have been doing and [indiscernible] actually delivering justice and peace in the middle east and beyond. >> estimates continue the health minister ski in gaza report 62 palestinians killed in th

today, the white house says national security adviser jake sullivan spoke with his israeli counterpart about those plans. cnn's paula and cox and kevin love jack are following all of the latest polity. first, what is the latest on the ground in gaza well, fred, we are continuing to see people try and move it of the areas where the evacuation orders have been given. >> an also other parts of refer as well as shear to me that they're evacuation orders will be coming later now they're being told to move to the western part of the gaza strip. so the al-muwasi is one of the areas just along the coast, but it's been described as un by un teams on the ground as inhumane and saying that it is just not suitable for people to be moving to as the humanitarian situation is not good enough, there so what we are seeing is, of course, some cannot move. we're seeing some of the six, some of the wounded are unable to leave, were hearing from un groups as well that some of the people who are leaving now have left on average, once a month, they have been moved on by the israeli military, or they have bee

now these ratings have been very clear, no escalation in rough or until jake sullivan's visit is over. however, the americans and jig sullivan in particular are delivering every key message. there are other ways of fighting this war rather than going in with at large scale, ground evasion, israel. so it's not, we are going to fight. this. will the weight we see fit. now, don't cubby just 24 hours ago talking to, i'll just say i actually said we are putting pressure on that as well to try and fight this war in a different way than we've seen them do so far. i'm with fear in the way that goes to do it. if they don't do that, if they don't make this a much more talked to the operation, then we'll have to retail can make a decision maker options like how that remains to be seen. but it certainly, i think a very frustrating reason is going to take place between department is that all these are all benjamin netanyahu. and the national security advisor of the us takes all of them a little bit more knowledge is from you as and when that happens, it being called forth in the mind in jordan, ju

with that, our national security advisor jake sullivan is here to give a middle east update. >> thank you. good afternoon, everyone. before i take your questions, i want to step back and make some comments on the latest development in the middle east. there's been a lot more heat than light in the recent coverage and commentary about the war between israel and hamas. i want to take a moment today to get back to basics and lay out the administration's view. here is how we see it. one, this is a war between the state of israel and the terrorist group hamas, whose mission is to annihilate israel and kill as many jews as they can. the war began on october 7 when hamas massacred 1200 people and took more than 200 hostages. there was a cease-fire in place on october 6. they broke it. the president has made clear the united states was to see hamas defeated and justice delivered. there can be no equivocation on that. two, the palestinian civilians caught in the middle of this war are in hell. the death and trauma they have endured are unmanageable. their pain and suffering are immense. no civ

you heard it from jake sullivan recently. reporter: [indiscernible] we have to continue to be hopeful. we will continue to work around the clock to get this done. this could all end today if hamas released the wounded, the women. and we said this. the elderly. it could end today. we are determined to get those hostages home. we are determined to get to a cease-fire and get more humanitarian aid in and we have to be optimistic and hopeful. reporter: [indiscernible] sec. jean-pierre: what i will say is that we continue to monitor. i will repeat what jake sullivan said. nothing has changed since he was here on monday. we made our case clear about a potential major military operation in rough. we have concerns -- in rafah. we have concerns about that. we have been told by the israelis -- we will continue to have those constructive meetings . not just the virtual meetings but on a daily basis we are talking with the government. reporter: the deputy director of ice is telling us two jordanian nationals are in removal proceedings no

processes on the battlefield will be synchronized, well, because most likely, well, based on what jake sullivan said, there will not be any significant progress. so we lost contact with mr. yaroslav voydko, diplomat, expert, internationalist, it is important, we touched on the aspect, we would like to understand it, yes, mr. yaroslav, i hope you heard the question of my colleague antin, please respond, what do you think about this, yes, if you ask my point of view, the swiss conference, even though 160 different countries of the world have been invited to it, and... there is a collection of countries that may come, may not come, it is very important that china actually participates in it, and he is talking about that it is a neutral country, although we can see from our actions that it is is on the side of the russian federation, for now, i do not expect breakthroughs at this swiss conference, at the same time, the aid provided to ukraine is 61 billion. dollars, it will come gradually, now , first of all, we need air defense equipment, shells, attacks, which are now provided for by this funding

let's start here with, we know that jake sullivan, the president's national security adviser. headed over this weekend is going to be first going to saudi arabia to speak with crown prince mohammad bin salman. i want to get back to that if we can't a little later, but he's then going on tomorrow on to meet with prime minister netanyahu and going to say that if he got in a rafa, we still need to see the plan to target this and not goh in in this large scale way is that any more effective or less effective now, that the president has threatened to hold back some of those offensive weapons, iv they go in and away in the us, deems is unnecessary all right, now, victor, and good morning. >> it's not clear that the israelis are listening very carefully to what president biden has to say, or particularly carrying what he and his other emissaries have on this point the consistent message to the israelis since december or january has been, if you're going to go into rafah you need a plan to move the more than 1 million people who were in the city and many of them were refugees already

i do think that jake sullivan went on air over the weekend and laid out -- i think he gave 10 differentorth the biden administration's position. he did an excellent job, and that messaging is messaging that should be used because it really was quite clear. caitrÍona: upir republic -- your republican colleagues want to see a bill that would force shipment of sales. is that something you would be an agreement with? rep. manning: i am still in the process of reading this bill very carefully. there are a lot of flaws in the bill that i introduced her to amendments to try to make the bill better --introduced two amendments to try to make the bill better. both of those amendments sadly were rejected. i disagree with the notion that we would withhold the salaries of people at the department of defense and the state department who are involved in any way with decisions that are made by president biden about weaponry. i also tried to insert an amendment to make sure that as much aid is getting through as possible for the humanitarian issues that the palestinians, interest in palestinian -- innoc

. >> jake sullivan said we don't see any evidence of that.he uk he is undermining the uk and we have to remember the china from the beginning of the work was applying lethal aid to russia. you don't need a security clearance. there are so many different times. yet the united states won't come out and say it because basically it's jake sullivan saying i'm afraid of you china and under the act as my closest ally the uk this is incomprehensible. maria: the same individual who was screaming russia collusion, russia collusion the two 2016 when all the while china was the much bigger threat but he was all in on politics for hilary clinton i'm talking about jake sullivan. >> this is china collusion there is no other explanation to give cover to china when china was supplying lethal aid to the russians four years in ukraine. >> china announces sanctions on 12 u.s. defense-related companies and ten executives over arms sales to taiwan and a retaliatory move for u.s. anxious on chinese companies tied to russia, the company's targeted lockheed martin, r

still national security advisor jake sullivan says the biden administration does not see the killing of palestinians. but israel as genocide, even as the us report presented back in march, says there are reasonable grounds to believe that israel is committing genocide as defined under international law. how can use agency it's not being committed, as i just told you, i think the best way for me to answer that question is actually to ask you to look at the lay down that we gave, which are you saying that she's a liar? the united states is laid down at the international court of justice in writing in detail. it's position on this issue and i'd ask you to read. the national security adviser also said there could be a cease fire in israel's war on gaza. is from us release is the hostages. he's calling on the international community to pressure him us to return to the negotiating table at the accept a deal. kimberly help you out to 0. the white house, the university of amsterdam would remain closed for 2 days opposite police once again used force to remove protest as some a raleigh on cam

now defending our land, literally, literally about this, literally about this, well, but again, jake sullivanith american and god's help, not the other way around with god's american help, let's call it that, will easily withstand this year, next year maybe the muscles will even fall, jake sullivan believes, on this good note peace in the kherson region, in the city of kherson, oksana pogumiy was with us, a deputy of the kherson city council, we will now take a short break and then continue. gasoline trimmers are so heavy, loud and inconvenient, and you really want to have a beautiful one. a well-kept plot, there is a solution, garden trimmers from unpack tv, order in time at a special price, only from uah 999. kors trimmers are compact, light and very powerful. it is simple and easy to mow the lawn in the most difficult-to-reach places near fences, along the lines of paths, near the sidewalk, curb, around trees, trim bushes and even branches. leave big heavy mowers in the past. choose kors trimmers, classic or with lawnmower function. light and comfortable. even women can use it, but just lo

came, well, thirdly, i'd like to see secretary of state anthony blinken at this peace summit, and jake sullivan joe biden's national security adviser, well, that's just as well , if he comes, well, despite everything he does, who is he to make any statements there. and put forward something, so i really hope for joe biden's decision. the minister of foreign affairs of the czech republic called on the event to create a strategy containment of russia. mr. lipavsky said this in an interview with the euracts publication before the start of the meeting today with colleagues from nato countries, nato member countries in brussels, and at the same time added what he meant. according to him, deterrence includes the continuation of support to ukraine, but not without... a systemic one, as was the case until now, but a more integrated strategy at the level of the north atlantic alliance. at the same time, the head of the czech foreign policy department added that, unfortunately, there is a consensus within nato on this issue there is not, and some countries, says minister yan lipavskyi, are very skeptical

the, the us national security advisor jake sullivan yesterday basically saying this total outrage that people are attacking and using these convoys that they are talking to, these really government at the highest levels that they're looking at. what measures they can use to stop this? jordan has condemned it and saying that it's israel's duty legally as an occupying power to ensure aid gets to gaza. but politically, the head of the police force, the national security advisor, is it's more been giving you the right to administer who has the same ideology as those at tech. attacking the convoy they believe that no age should be going to gauze and not to have all sorts of civilians. they see the most part in part, the se guitar as prime minister says the negotiations for a ceasefire in gaza are currently at a stalemate. doha has been playing a key mediation role, and it talks between the 2 sides, but speaking it be a guitar economic form. shift mohammed then of the month to adjust the mouth. donnie says that i'm us and israel want fundamentally different things that when there are 2 o'clo

. >> national security advisor jake sullivan briefed reporters at the white house on his trip to theiddle east. he addresses israel's military operation in the southern gazan city of rafah and warned that large-scale operations in densely urban areas were unacceptable to the administration. press secretary karine jean-pierre questions and announced that relief for 160,000 americans, she discusses senate majority leader chuck schumer's attempt to proceed with the border security bill on the senate floor. [indistinct conversation] ms. jean-pierre: hi. good afternoon, everyone. >> good afternoon. ms. jean-pierre: alright. okay, i have a couple things at the top, and then i'll hand it over to our guest. today, we announced that the biden-harris administration canceled student debt for an additional 160,000 people, meaning 4.75 million americans have now benefitted from our debt relief actions, receiving on average $35,000 in debt relief each. one of those individuals is tiffany from oregon. she is the youngest of four children and was raised by a single mom. tiffany had been repaying her

to move into rock for regardless what a recent trip to is around us. national security advisor jake sullivan, once more underlined the need to protect civilians and rafa bicycle haines, the latest from washington dc. for months, the line from the by the ministration had been for israel going into rough over the large scale and visual would cross a red line. they said that these release needed to show the us a plan to get some more than 1000000 people out of rafa. and get them to a place where not only they could be safe, but they'd have their basic humanitarian needs met. so when these really troops started moving in toronto, what we heard from the white house is that didn't cross the red line cause it wasn't a full scale invasion that says, the president said he was holding back 3500 bonds, some of them to 1000 pound bombs, because he didn't want to see the news in rafa. again though, just a short time later, he announced that he was going to allow an additional $1000000000.00 in weapon sales to israel. so now the question is, is this going to change the calculus for the bite and administra

should also mention kristie that jake sullivan's visit here, of course, we know that he discussed the usual us talking points on rafah and on aid when he met in israel with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but he also brought up what seems to be a source, but not only between the us and israel, but also between netanyahu and his opposition rival benny gantz. and that is connecting the military operation for some kind of an end game. and a day after plan that does not involve the status quo of israeli control. kristie yeah, more domestic pressure on benjamin netanyahu to find out what is going to be his next plan. >> what's next is a situation inside guys are getting increasingly dire. scott mclean, we thank you so much for your reporting. take care meanwhile, donald trump in his criminal trial, it could see some dramatic moments today as the cross examination of former trump attorney michael cohen resumes out, cnn's marshall cohen explains what is expected to happen we are expecting monday morning michael cohen will be back on the witness stand to finish up his testimony. the de