calling it for conditioning h 2 as well, only to give you 2 examples. congresswoman alexandria of kasha cortez, she said that conditioning h to israel as well as we do with virtually all all the u. s. allies. is there a responsible cause of action and danny, send us the washingtons and a quote, a blank check approach must end, but also the government is form of bulk. when it's criticism. last weekend alone, decrypts it secretary of defense. a load also said that is red risk what he called a strategic defeat, if it does not work to protect civilians in gaza. also said that the us, well only increased support for israel and remain focused on a ukraine before that the government will need bi partisan support in congress. something that looks quite difficult. right. ok, benjamin let's turn our attention now to excuse me, to not the consulate where excuse me, way us. i, it is critical. we're talking about the war and ukraine, the white house, one on monday that it's running out of funds to support ukraine. why is that? the white house to day send out a letter saying that as of mid november,

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the intelligence has been meeting the media to kasha about the possibility of restarting negotiations for a 65. so how significant of these comments now from the as ready, president the president was speaking in front of a member of the diplomatic service. different countries are represented here in israel, and it's significant because because many of those representative of front countries, most of them, in fact, from countries have been really now pressuring israel complaining about the amount of the high level of civilian casualties. so it's significant that is the 1st public indication in recent days that israel is looking towards. another humanitarian pool is not a cx 5 and not using that word that calling it a humanitarian pause. and that will be the details of what they say is will of course be to negotiate it at also at the same time then yahoo, this evening is meeting in about an hour or so. finally, some 15 families of people of those captives in gaza. that's the 1st time they've been asking, they say for this meeting for a week and it never came through. but then those 3 ca

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it's a doc day that will cost lives, or the people seeking protection in europe will fit face much kasha and restrictive regime. many of them will be in situations that are similar to what we see now on the greek islands, which people in detention or diffract towed detention on, subject to a very poor asylum procedures. so maybe with no access to asylum procedures, a tool owing to the de donald trump's a bit to win back the why passes under threats again from a ruling a by the state of colorado's top cause it's blocked the form, the president from the states ballot. next year, because of his role in the attack on the russ capital in 2021. the court did so under an insurrection close in the us constitution. it's the 1st time the provision has ever been used to prohibit someone from running for the presidency. the us supreme court is likely to have the final say over why the ruling can stand. so here's a section of the court said ruling president, trump is disqualified from holding the office of president under section 3 because he's disqualified, would be a wrongful act, under the electio

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what and kasha have been recall to israel. the health officials and gaza say more than 100 palestinians have been killed and is really a raid on the body of refugee camps. rescue is using the bay hands to dig through rumble in a desperate search for survivors. the area in the north is one of the most densely populated in gaza and has come under repeated attacks with substantial of the and this was an is riley rate on residential buildings near the southern city of calling you this several homes and how much the town will destroyed or severely damaged, as well, has stepped off a tax on southern gaza as it expands its offensive. the, the well hundreds of wounded palestinians have been brushed and barely functioning hospitals. this was the scene inside the alex, a mazda is hospital been central, gaza when many women and children are being treated. katia lopez hold on, has more the cries of poston and children too young to understand more confused image shop. they wait and goes as a looks the hospital, the little boy and blue pant

i'm also open to tools on a new seems fine an exchange of captives and present us to be mediation by kasha negotiation. stalled at the beginning of the month after a week long, $65.00 collapsed as bringing our correspondent alan fisher, who's joining us live from occupied east jerusalem. what are we expecting from lloyd austin's visit to? of the well conditions on the ground will dictate whether no lawyer that should allow us and is actually coming to make a change or whether this is more washington dc spend. we will hear yes again from a us officials that they are going to say that obviously israel has the right to defend itself. it understands the war against come us. but it must conduct the war with an international rules and regulations and laws. i'd also make sure that the number of civilian casualties is kept to a minimum. we've had it from joe biden more than a month ago. we had that from a jake sullivan. here's the excuse me, the, the national security adviser who visited just a couple of days ago. but we continue to see the number of civilians being killed in it and gaza increase.

that is really intelligence agency had, has been meeting with mediator kasha about this of the last few days. so regardless of what happens with the un security council, is using that we could be heading to another cx 5. i think we are heading toward then another uh, choice maybe necessary because nothing, you know, will not agree to cease fair. and this is like, it sounds like, you know, anything would come, anyone would come and talk about see, the fact would say no, because you want it to continue the war. it's his, he has like a vested interest in the position of the war. i don't know how for how long, but at the same time he wants to at midday the demands of the public, which is releasing the hostages. yeah. and, and he can do this, but it's really and he has to sit nothing personally about his government or his representative. the most had maybe a chief will fit with the tires and that gives you an order in order to figure out a way where they can meet the demands of these waiters and also the demands of gaza . and the mean here i'm talking about thomas l, which says it and clearl

taken refuge that. meanwhile, a doctor from the city sled says, due to the relentless bombings now a kasha, roger. i works at the hospital of the children's wood in rafa where he describes the current conditions. a comes out of the situation here in gaza is catastrophic. the world is not wait, and is it such a war before? now my family and i have to live in a refugee tense. the situation here is very difficult, especially because it is winter. it is raining heavily, it is extremely cold. is there no toilets? and there's no normal life, we provide assistance to thousands of people affected by bombing, or virus transmissions, especially children that we community because there is no clean water, you know, healthy food, or even a housing. most people live in a streets, people left their homes and their memories to escape the selection, bombing of the civilian population, almost one is seen it. i mean, it's a humanitarian crisis. you're looking at images now in 7 gone. so which shows a crowd of palestinians wrapping age supplies desperately grabbing them, and they will provide, find the throug

if we can talk about way you uh, i believe your at a field hospital that's been set out by kasha, tell us more about that. there was certainly lots of people there. yes. yes, there are more than 25000 people. we talk to the coordinator of the site and i know official according to what people in here got their 1st together, and i'd have someone to coordinate the efforts inside this. evacuations on this is the other side of other my last evacuation zone. i did happen to be very close to the building behind me, which is the country field hospitals that is under construction the, the building is under construction, but here the number of large number of people here lacked a very, very basic of survival and their living conditions are very, very difficult, just the line behind me. this is where people get their water from. are we talking about a time? a water thing? there's only 5000 leaders, only filled up one city and just compared the amount of water available to the number of people here. and it's the only source of water just that gives you an idea of the difficulty and the human atori

country. prime minister interestingly, and then region capital also of the weekend and not in doha kasha. i like they had during the last round of negotiations that with all the that happening you optimistic for another 65 for the release of captives and exchange for the release of palestinians in his way to james. i mean, the us for the of low is concerned that it was a meeting or for the ministers in ols low. so it's kind of a coincidence, but also has also a significant uh meaning for both these ladies are the bodies, simians, because it 1993 because it's also piece of o as little piece like gold as far as the americans are concerned. i do know this as a new thing, but usually needs extra pressure from the americans to do something. the fact that not audio dispatched to have the most odd to is low to meet with the customer. these funds are a major. the value in brooklyn. deed suggests that these ladies are willing to do something despite the nothing's coming about from but not the video. that wouldn't be item for the optimistic, but that wouldn't be a peaceful settlement or some kind

oh, the crowding was speaking at the door, how farm and kasha, other un secretary general declared he won't give off on seeking a permanent end to the fighting. and he's had the security council of failure to implemented sci fi had undermined its credibility. the situation is fast, the, to the right thing, you look at best battle fee with potentially easy versus people implications sort of palestinians as a whole and for peace and security in the region. and i are just a courtesy call and seem to press to avert the humanitarian catastrophe. and direct today to my view for the humanitarian ceasefire. to be the clips. it'd be aggressively the security council side to the weights. but depth does not make it less necessary. so i can problem is i will not give up. and also speaking of the farm, kosh, as prime minister said the war and gaza had exposed double standards globally saying communication is vital to resolving the crisis. how did you manufacturer being a shelter? what a lot of this crisis highlighted the great gap between east and west, and between the various generations and high

nowhere left to goes to the wounded, had been washed, overburdened, and barely functioning hospitals kasha, which broke the seas fast as negotiations are ongoing with both sides, with a renewed bombardment. as complicating those efforts. but dismiss begins our coverage the 1st casualty started arriving at the few functioning hospitals in gaza, minutes after the ceasefire, and i was asleep when i heard the sound of falling breaks. after that i heard my siblings voices and i went to them. then i heard people starting to dig and they came and pulled us out. the cats are in egypt and mediators have hope to avoid this. but so far they've been unable to get is right on time us to agree to continue holding on. 6 we were waking up and about to prepare breakfast for the children when suddenly our house and our neighbors were targeted. i rushed into the street without even putting on like, let's go dressed in the street. the entire area where we live has been completely wiped out. a garage of his writing missiles written down on targets across the gaza strip on friday morning. this is the rock, a re

how far and then kasha, the situation is bad and guessing was that the efforts of god to bring moments of peace, which was successfully achieved last week. one of the greatest importance and will be still of the greatest importance. and the very fact of the destruction of the intensification of the military operation that we have been hearing about in the south of gaza. and the threats to neighboring countries only makes the prospect and the priorities and the importance and the creative. it's your efforts . all the more important to live across some parts of the occupied westbank and east jerusalem has come to a standstill. palestinians are closing the shop pharmacies, bakeries and solidarity with people in garza demanding an immediate cease fire on what countries around the world put more pressure on israel just off it's indiscriminate attacks. alan fisher reports from occupied east jerusalem. normally this would be one of the busy streets, any serious on the traffic is normally bumper to bumper on the payment on the sidewalk. well, normally people are walking 3 or 4 across. it's ver

in gaza as a situation as listening by the de la hand. griffith was speaking at the doha farm, and kasha, of the situation is bad and guessing was that the efforts of guns to bring moments of peace, which was successfully achieved last week. one of the greatest importance and will be still of the greatest importance. and the very fact of the destruction of the intensification of the military operation that we have been hearing about in the south of gaza. and the threats to neighboring countries only makes the prospect and the priorities and the importance and the creative. it's your efforts . all the more important slice call some parts of the occupied westbank and occupied east jerusalem has come to a standstill. palestinians are closing down the shops, pharmacies, and bakeries and solid. actually with people in gaza. they on demanding an immediate cease fire. and one countries around the world to put more pressure on israel to stop it's and it's indiscriminate attacks. me the abraham, as standing by him janine and the occupied westbank. the 1st that speak to alan official. he's an occu

mos in israel are open to tools on a new sci fi and exchange of captives and prisoners mediation by kasha negotiations sold at the beginning of the month after a week long ceasefire collapse. that's bringing our correspondent alan fisher. he's joining his life from occupied east jerusalem. an allen lloyd austin's jews had touched down and is rather in the next few hours he is just in mesa's us official to do so, do we expect him to put any more pressure on as well then all of us from the us administration? well that's the big question, do you because we've had from the likes of i to the blinking the, the us secretary of state, we've had from jig sullivan, the national security adviser who was in israel just a few days ago. and the american line is that they are putting pressure on the israelis to limit the number of civilians that have been killed in the war and tati out any operations in line with international humanitarian laws. and also the geneva conventions. yet we continue to see these at least push forward the death toll and gaza to continue to increase the israelis attack hospital

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