and at the same time, over to us, the biggest american, a base in the middle east is located in katara, which also gives them a lot of leverage and connections with the americans. so they manage, you know, the, the guitar and the saudis were the neighboring, big uh, you know, uh, influential uh, country had a very contested relationship with very complex history connected also to the categories connections with ron, which is saudi arabia's arch enemy. so interesting enough is very smoking the managers to be now a king maker a power player, and hopefully may be the only force in the region to help in bringing out some of the hostages that are kept in gaza. tell me more about the situation of those hostages. i understand we've been talking about a looming ground defensive potentially from is really forces. and i know there is criticism from some families within israel about the ground defensive. they could also jeopardize hostages there. what is that debate looking like at the moment? a lot of a painful dilemma, as for, as rarely as um, on the one hand exactly, there's the pressure from

got this done and then they got let me finish some of on sunday they arrived safely and katara what principles are most was waiting for them from there. they liked to flew to port to the office. so say for me he had asked me and also he said that to know your self, my go see now he's going back to study music. the gave me thanks. i a waiver, i see i see my grandfather because my good father. he was like, if he was trying to keep all my family together soon after laura's mother cools, she's still in kabul. a dozen of the family members remain an economist on the goals speak with sorres', mom as often as possible for safety reasons. we don't change her face. hello, hello ma'am. how are you? well, you well, i say, i'm fine. how are you? zora is mother tells them what life is like enough gone this time. no way, even 5 year old girls must be fully valued. we are afraid that the restrictions could increase. we are afraid that if they find out you're playing music and performing, we have to leave here before they knew it. we are always afraid. great, we should talk. we're glad to announce that by say

and on now with his radio authorities, the cast them brigade said they were released in response to katara mediation efforts. while your effective state anthony blinking, those brief report is on the efforts to release people held by hamas and guns. the urgent work to free every single american to free all other hostages continues. as our work to secure the safe passage out of gaza for the americans who are trapped there. in this particular instance, i want to thank the government of color for their very important assistance. how may i assist you to state my and on the release of the american saying in response to category, if it's got some brigades release to american citizens, especially monetary and reasons within the framework of the home us movements commitment to old mediators, especially our brothers in egypt, katara and other sisterly unfriendly countries. a woman and her daughter holding american citizenship were handed over today in gaza incorporation with the system, the state of condo, we stress that we are working with o. mediate, has to implement the movements decision to clo

got us down, get them to get and everything to some of on a sunday they arrived safely and katara what principles are most was waiting for them from there. they like to flew to port to the i for the so say for me he has me and also he said that to now your self my go see now he's going back to study music. gave me a waiver. i see, i see my grandfather because my good father, he was like if she was trying to keep all my family together soon after zora's mother cools, she's still in kabul. a dozen of that family members remain in. it's gone. it's done. the goals speak with sorres', mom as often as possible for safety reasons. we not showing her face. hello. hello mom. i know how long you will you? well, i say i'm fine. how are you? zora's mother tells them what life is like enough gone this time now. but even 5 year old girls must be fully valued. we are afraid that the restrictions could increase. we are afraid that if they find out you're playing music and performing we have to leave here before they knew it. we are always afraid. great, we should talk. we're glad to announce by say hi

now uh katara is set to be pushing him off to release some of the call. and again, just um you're, you're not hearing me and i'm almost always good. can you hear me i'm afraid we have to leave it there due to technical reasons that they're supposed to and they're talking to us from nairobi. thank you very much. now let's look at some of the developments in that conflicts the 1st and you and i saw the president by who the boss has said, how most policies and actions do not represent the palestinian people. president, the boss, meds, us secretary of state, actually clinton and jordan's king this week, as part of diplomatic efforts to reduce the full out from the wall between mazda and the as well. the united nations secretary general on tonia gutierrez has said that hostages and a to gaza should not become bargaining chips. but that is repeated his po for her mouth to release hostages without conditions. he also appealed to israel to the last few minutes harry, an aide in 2012 or 2000000 palestinians upfront, as it is rarely ground offensive as looming po p

possible regional implications, us secretary of state and to me blinking has wrapped up talks in katara. he's been traveling around the region in an attempt to prevent the conflict from widening. he began in israel to show support and discuss hostage negotiations and blinking also at the palestinian president in jordan. he's as it is vital to contain the violence united states and cutter share, the goal of preventing this conflict spreading. we discussed in detail our efforts prevent any state or non state. we're creating a new front in this topic. we're also working intensively together to secure the release of positive learning, american citizen being held by a mouse and gas and i'm grateful for the urgency. the cutter is bringing this after the w. special correspondent abraham told us more about guitars, role and trying to de escalate the conflict as it is expected that we've cutters. sort of special connections with him as a group that is designated as a term organization by the us and others. but obviously not in contracts that contract can help with the hostage negotiations in the

we must impose sanctions. penalties must be imposed on states like the rond katara, that finance terrorism. the females released alex, you'll see that that's own in on one of those countries. he mentioned iran, a staunch enemy of israel. it is known to provide funds to him off, according to 2020 estimates from the us state department. iran provides about a $100000000.00 annually to palestinian groups, including him. off with one is writing security for us recently telling boys here is the figure had climbed to about 350000000 in the past year. are now to talk more about this. i'm joined by cars are robbie and ron specialist and i r g c research director ask united against new fit around 8 non profits cover up based on your research to what extent on how does iran to fund hema was important to understand the as a 100 publishing the wrong, the regime in around is the primary ministry. financial, logistical and ideological suppose to all of the i'm us terrorist group. and if we take a step back, i want to unpack the nature of this relationship which really started to flourish in the early 19

it was mainly done through the mediation with katara and egypt. these are traditionally a countries that maybe age between in directly or between homos and as well. also, when we look back at a previous fours when they were a cease fire being admitted to the know we understand how most referred and the statements to cut her as a broker of this or maybe a to and the prime minister's office is really prime minister's office referred to egypt and thanked him for the health in mitigating this uh, these hostages, the last 2 as well. they were released on humanitarian grounds as a most put it. so it seems there was nothing and nothing given in return. but we also understand that their international effort, so they might see other stakeholders behind the scenes and then goals because some of the hostage also do have a dual citizenship or a foreign nationals. right. so for i think uh, hostages that have been released this must give people hope that set mobile father well, somehow, but there's a lot of uncertain g, a lot of speculation and also boomers. an

we must impose sanctions. penalties must be imposed on states like the wrong and katara that finance terrorism. you know, so if you have a lease alex, you'll see that that's thrown in on one of those countries. he mentioned in rom, a staunch enemy of israel. it is known to provide funds to him off, according to 2020 estimates from the us state department around provides about a $100000000.00 annually to palestinian groups, including come off with one is ready. security for us recently telling moisture is the figure had climbed to about 350000000 in the past year. and i to talk more about this. i'm joined by cars are robbie and ron specialist and i r g c research director ask united against new fit around 8 non profits cover up based on your research to what extent on how does iran to fund hema? i wasn't going to understand that the as line are probably to the wrong, the regime and around is the primary ministry financial logistical, an ideological suppose to all of the i'm us terrace group. and if we take a step back, i want to unpack the nature of this relationship which really star

got this done and then they got let me finish some of on sunday they arrived safely and katara what principles are most was waiting for them from there. they like to flew to portugal. i for the so say for me he has me and also he said that to now your side of my go see now he's going back to study music. the gave me think what i see. i see my grandfather of the because my good father, he was like if she was trying to keep all my family together soon after zora's mother cools, she's still in kabul. a dozen of that family member to remain in. it's gone. it's done. the goals speak with sorres' mom as often as possible for safety reasons. we not showing her face. hello, hello ma'am. how are you? well, you well, i say, i'm fine. how are you? zora is mother tells them what life is like enough gone this time. now. what even 5 year old girls must be fully valued we are afraid that the restrictions could increase. we are afraid that if they find out you're playing music and performing, we have to leave here before they knew it. we are always afraid. great, we should talk. we're glad to announce by say

another very important player in the region of course is katara. what role is this country playing? well, color is basically the only player that has direct contact to the leadership, the political leadership of how must sitting now in doha, sitting for quite some time and on. the problem is we don't quite know how much leverage to the political branch in to have on the forces on the ground, the military branch, those where it has led and plan the attack on israel. those weren't keeping the hostages. the sign of the release of hostages overnight was an actually encouraging one on the ability of cato to leverage it's, it's context with him off, but we also need to keep in mind it's a very tricky partner when we're talking about carter cutter is supporting him off for a long time, deliberate, you know, directly sending money to gaza, strip and supporting, but that was him by in so many other ways. they are still the only a partner that they use the americans actually have. and that is the to back challenge israel to solving this crisis. they're very key, a ally in this process and hop

same time, trans flush shots, stepping up diplomatic efforts and bowling, he met with the amy are of katara, known to it has financed from us and considers an influential media to in the middle east. according to his spokesman shots search the e mail to do everything in his power to bring about the release of more than $100.00 hostages, health, bahamas, among them several germans. the situation in israel remains tense. germany has organized flights to evacuated citizens. as groups have arrived back in the safety of the country, but they are around 100000 shipments in israel evacuations. a set to continue for days. you're watching the w and you see us a quick reminder of all the top stories is with us, secretary of state anthony blinking has told israel's prime minister that the united states stands with israel off to hamas taro times lincoln met with families of victims and commissions more military and financial support the wednesday is nearly 340000 people have been forced to leave their homes and gossip with fears of a few minutes early in price is growing. as these are all continued to

way that homos was taking advantage of all of these things, as well as the jewish holiday of some katara. and the 50th anniversary of the october 1973 war. now do we know in the context of this current of taking violence? who exactly is supporting homeless as well? there's the ample evidence already emerging that iran played a role in arming him us. and given the kind of quantum leap in, in, in how much capabilities in it extorted, changing tactics is the used. one has to surmise that the iranians were at least offering them advice in the days leading up to the attack around supreme leader was pretty active. and social media threatening israel and predicting that the, the design is and to be, as he called it was, was dying. so there is, there is a fair amount of indicators that suggest as the ryans do, and have played a role here, including a mazda zone admission that uh, that the iranians a help to arm them. now with the a shot over run looming, large in the region, us officials have said a most, maybe trying to disrupt talks between is real and saudi arabia. what exactly do you make of

relations to the so need states to, to the so need our of states lightning jam, jordan, we talking to katara talking to turkey and they talking also to ron. so there are some, some connections to gym and governments most direct priority in the current conflict is the face of gym and citizens taken hostage by home us. it is also working to protect the more than $100.00 gym is registered as living in gaza as it tries to bring those people out of danger. germany is using old lines of communication to bring it in the blood shit. and the joining me now for more is deed up to a particular correspondent julia. so dally turned out how can germany be a neutral negotiate uh when it is very publicly on the side of his rattle as well. we definitely have a clear position from germany, and this is summarizing this one term that is being used a lot by a lot of german government representatives at the moment. and that is the word stats on his own. and that means that at the right to exist of the state of israel, but also the security of israel as a country are fundamental principles for the government of ge

the prime minister of katara says there's been some progress and negotiations to free is really hostages, being held by him. us cuts are in egypt are involved in attempts to secure the release of more than $200.00 hostages, taken by a mosque during its terror attacks. for captives have been freed so far as relates use this culture of helping to funds from us now to resolutions on the conflict at the un security council have both failed us call for so called a few minutes here. and pauses allows allow aide to reach gaza was vetoed by russia and china, only 4 other countries back rushes own proposal for a full humanitarian ceasefire. israel is resisting calls to hold its bombardment. so to resolution still no agreement at the un security council. we asked our washington bureau chief in his pole, if we can expect another attempt to pass the un resolution on the conflict there. so will, that's what we're here, or be a new, a resolution over the next days from the, from other top probably will bring that in from the elected tenants. we don't really know what will this be about, and then we ha

relations through the so need states to the sunni arabs, states, lightning jam, jordan, we're talking to katara talking to turkey and they talking also to ron. so there are some, some connections to jim and governments most direct priority. and the current conflict is the face of gym and citizens taken hostage by home us. it is also working to protect the more than 100 gym is registered as living in gaza. as it tries to bring those people out of danger. germany is using old lines of communication to bring an end to blood ship. and the, joining me now for more is the, the particular correspondent julia. so danny turned out, how can germany be a neutral negotiate uh when it is very publicly on the side of israel as well. we definitely have a clear position from germany. and this is summarizing, this one term that is being used a lot by a lot of german government representatives at the moment. and that is the word stats on his own. and that means that at the right to exist of the state of israel, but also the security of israel as a country are fundamental principles for the government of germany,

and she is absolutely using those as is chance the shots with reaching out to egypt to jordan, to katara the a mirror visit in here last week to meet with the chancellor and to 11 on where she is going after this trip to is real. she's going there later today at a time when her own ministry is telling the germans to leave lebanon. she's going essentially to issue a warning, not only about the treatment of the hostages, but about the potential for regional conflagration, for a terrible upheaval across the region. if actors like, is his bola, the militia in that's based in southern lebanon as well as iran, it is the proxy militia for iran, the weapon of choice, as it were, if they get into the fray. and she had a very clear warning today to the ron and to his bullet to stay out. so that's her 2nd reason. and then her 3rd reason is humanitarian support and germany has, in fact declared that willingness to provide another 50000000. but the question of how it gets into guys, as you just as you discussed earlier with tanya kramer, that is, remains a very thorny issue, but was in israel last we

as soon as my course was over, i moved to katara to start working. but i had no job satisfaction some so i quit and came back to india. and pardon me and what's the message we want to send to people with our travels and you know they will, how to live a minimalistic lifestyle in and not for everyone. it's pretty well and you can only adhere to a lifestyle if you're passionate about it, in the pen, this is our passion. and they've been the best and that was a boy you then i'm road of you that we can see. this is the southern when we opened this do, the 1st thing you'll see is off the edge of a model number, what we called a better way, like this in order to make the most of the little space we have to sun life for you and you're going to get all the electricity we need from the side of the panel on the roof of photo for now, do we need to think of the fact that i'm a woman and that we travel as a couple? it really seems like it's only fun all through, but there are issues my safety for example, safety and hygiene to that's important if it is, is were

as we've seen as far as bi katara who are, of course, very close to how much to have at least women and children released. is that a reason for whole is 1st of all a baby who is holding otherwise i couldn't stand is your so many is eh, but it, you know, it's a, it's all for. ready read, so ro standing did the to get such a big a big number for hostages. they took a guess and raped them. they, they took people and they settled in the, the presenting and medicines for most people. i mean, presenting, get food from babies of from couple of days and do they have city babies and they kids do they get married because many people don't know in the exact number. but the kid in the, in the cold blood like a, i can test it like like that matches the time as, as of the essence here, you have been involved in many hostage negotiations in your experience, what's the toughest part in negotiating with palestinian militants? this is sort of a, i think is a most overlay situation and it came to being any hoss is just thinking is the family that are living with the onset and uncertainty is they don't kno

would diplomacy work in case of the israele regime, because they are asking for a lasting peace, the katara and other officials saying, the only solution is lasting peace, but how could you ever? sit a negotiating table with zionist officials, they adhere to nothing, how how would they when they if they sign in any agreement, would they stick to it, what guarantee do you have, would diplomacy work, cuz one of them was saying that this diplomacy did work like between for example, lebanon and israel, they had over the maritime dispute they had, iran and saudi arabia rapman and detan, okay, what about israelis and palestinians with diplomacy? in the case of israel? if i see someone sitting a table with a zionist, i'm looking at two zionists essentially. um, you can't have diplomacy with the zionist regime, the zionist regime in and of itself, if you look at you, their own words, the the looks, the plans of their defense ministers, for example, they have the idea of a greater israel, in fact they're actively flaunting it, and greater israels into egypt, it extends into syria, it extends into sa

an exciting weekend and katara. so hell. thank you. qualified for the kids are grown pre will be held later on friday. max for shopping can secure a 3rd straight world championship if he finishes and the top 6 and saturdays sprint race, which is 0, is a german, ash met the man in charge of the we sell international circuit have a big few days of racing. we've always been a sporting hub, but now we're just like to raise the bar on the level of the sports events. uh, the woke up was like a gen a being very big diamond that we have on top. and now it's all the, as we're going to be on the form of the ones, as we all know. next we're stopping the is most likely to settle the driver's temperature in guitar. this, this round, it's not only exciting because of this. it's also exciting because it's going to attract a lot of attention to race, to our new facility, to our beautiful new venue, if max to stop and does indeed settle the while championship, at least that international 2nd. so if you have to make any special plans, we do h

organization, the communication is not in any way easy, and she has also called on countries like katara and other the gulf states to facilitate communication with our mazda. try any way possible to get these hostages out. we haven't heard of any concrete plans or any concrete indications that contact has been established or that they know exactly where the hostages are and how they're going to get that out. but the conversations are ongoing, but we have heard from some of the families of the people taking hostage that communication with the foreign ministry hasn't always been very good. it has taken a while for them to come into communication. so for now all the questions remain open. there is one other element that i'm going to babble, touched on, and that was the aspect of humanitarian aid. she did say that it would be wrong to stall to meditate and 8, the best thing in that a tree is because that would be part of a so called tennis script. what did you mean by that? what she meant is that the to ensure that the people in gaza receive the basic care that is the right to receive, to re

my job is wary from katara university with us as we continue our special coverage on israel's war on guys that on day think 6, the bombing of the policy and territory continues will have continuing extensive coverage in under half an hour on audra. 0 will leave you now with pictures filmed by palestinian photographer, which has as visa, showing the devastation in guys's neighborhoods. take a look, some powerful pictures and to stay with us. so now just here, i'm here today to show you the massive destruction that's happened to the most beautiful areas and the strip and go to city. as, as you can see, i'm speech this. i don't know what to say or no. why should i say that? believe me. it's the most sadness that gaza ever had the hallway talk. oh my god. it's like a whole square floor. then 1515 to 20 house, got demolished, knots destroyed, demolished, as the conflict between shreds and his rear escalates of just us correspondence are on the ground. then to the other side of this is happening right now. intel of the, this was a business is really forces declaring a site for a couple of

relations through the so need states to the sunni arabs, states, lightning jam, jordan, we talking to katara, talking to turkey, and they talking also to ron. so there are some, some connections to gym and governments most direct priority in the current conflict is the face of gym and citizens taken hostage by home us. it is also working to protect the more than $100.00 gym is registered as living in gaza as it tries to bring those people out of danger. germany is using old lines of communication to bring it in the blood ship. and the, joining me not for more is the, the particular correspondent julia. so deli, turned it up. how can germany be a neutral, negotiate uh, when it is very publicly on the side of his rattle as well. we definitely have a clear position from germany. and this is summarizing, this one term that is being used a lot by a lot of german government representatives at the moment. and that is the word stats on his own. and that means that at the right to exist of the state of israel, but also the security of israel as a country are fundamental principles for the government

well, let's pick up some of what was said that with my job is very from katara university . my job, we keep hearing this rhetoric from is really does that come us every time us member is a dead man. and they've targeted him off before, as we've heard with these assassination attempts across the world today with this emotive rhetoric that we're hearing from these really is how are they planning to wipe out my, how much as they say? and is that something that's achievable? i think and it has 2 options, the table to find those to ation, post a 7th of, of, of october. the 1st one is actually to accommodate itself with the power of how much would basically is trying to open a ton of communication as they have done before. but they don't seem interested in doing that right now. but, but that's, that's one option. that's one option to have. they have to think of it because the other option is actually targeting time as, as a leader demonize ation of how much would it be bucks out on it. and it's like as a result, because they have done the maximum they can do so far, they thought i

i spoke to the ceo about why don't why katara was chosen to hold this year's edition. we are in the region where everybody likes the cars, not only the default, but also the authorities. and the, it's true that the us a lot, you know, in finding their rights and for structure because you, we will not be only the oldest who will be in different places. so we have a lot of supports and as i said before, we are in the country in the region where people of course, middle east is a major growth area for the motive industry. next year alone, almost $3000000.00 used vehicles are expected to be sold in the g. c. c. electric vehicles are also high on the agenda. many vendors here making a point of showcasing their electric vehicles.

following mediation by katara agents, tens of thousands of his varies are being evacuated along the jobs of border, putting pressure on times and cities and all the parts.

he met with the amy are of katara, known to have financed from us, and consider as an influential media to in the middle east. according to his spokesman shots search the e mail to do everything in his power to bring about the release of more than $100.00 hostages, held by hum us. among them several germans of the, the situation in israel remains tends. germany has organized flights to evacuated citizens. so as groups have arrived back in the safety of the country, but they all around $100000.00 shipments in israel. evacuations are set to continue for days. and here are some other headlines connected to this conflict. natives defense ministers joined to there is really counterpart today in a video conference reaffirming their support for is real native secretary general in stoughton bare condemned. a mazda is a tax, he also demand and that, and loss release all hostages. hundreds of people to turn down in paris for a rally and support of the palestinian people. the protest it took place despite french authorities banding all floats. countless city and demonstrations. police used tear ga

and israel escalates. katara confirms negotiations are under way to release more is really captives held by home us in gust the in the last hour. another massive is really air strike has been carried out near a hospital in gaza. this blast occurred opposite the l once the hospital and gaza were still investigating how many people were killed and wounded and destroyed. more than 6 and a half 1000 palestinians had been killed in gaza since the 7th of october. and nearly 17500 people had been injured. a put when what and at the who, what is that? something that has it's not measured ok. i'm being told that we can know across live 2 atomic boys who met in hon eunice in garza tarik. i have many questions to ask you. let's start with the strike near or on a walk to a hospital. what can you tell us about that? well, these really crimes and today is really a top. so the goal is to start, continue during the last one since the beginning of this day, this day could be considered one of the beauties day in the uh, into words that have interrupted between palestinians on these are the occupation for

different countries and nations in the middle east, including iraq, including i live in on syria and now katara, where he discussed ways to resolve the dispute and resolve the conflict between palestine and israel with different officials and leaders of the arab world, and then what's the world he sat and talked with the emi or of guitar today, the 2 sides of urged the most lim, community to take collective action to try to resolve the conflict and help palestine of course and we see that the united nations emissions that you want the emission permanent mission to the united nations has also reacted in us at that. so the consequences there is going to be consequences for as well, if it continues to strike as it goes. this trip with a, with its missiles, is rarely a policy. it's work cronsa engine a saw. i don't know, told that immediately the situation conspire. loads have controlled and rico should have far reaching consequences. the responsibility of which lies with the united nations, the security council, and the states theory and the council towards a dead end. and this, as the united stat

it seems to many people, especially the states, are the heads of states within the region from katara to the u, a. e to saudi arabia, egypt, jordan, they seem more concerned in ensuring that the board doesn't spill out, or as opposed to actually putting an end to what's happening in gaza city right now . racial. right, r t correspondence. yes. and again that yes and that. thank you. well in occupied east jerusalem to young palestinians have been shot dead as is rarely forces that clashed with locals. i'm also called for protests against as well as the bombing of gaza urging people to march on the l. ox. a mosque is really forces tried to disperse crowds with tear gas and water cannon, arteries, middle east bureau chief, maria, from ocean to send us this report from the ground. we are now in the town of a so we are that say in the valley near, they are called on the you can see the crowd reach the mosque off. so we're getting ready to bury the boy killed. to remind you, he is the 2nd to make to solve today's question here on the ground. several hours before another boy. it was killed w

relations through the so need states to, to the sunni arab states like egypt, jordan, we talking to katara, we're talking to turkey and they talking also to ron. so there are some, some connections to gym and governments most direct priority in the current conflict is the phase of at least 8 gym and citizens taken hostage by home us. it is also working to protect the more than $100.00 gym is registered as living in gaza as it tries to bring those people out of danger. germany is using old lines of communication to bring an end to blood ship. but from all that's bringing the deputies political correspondent, benjamin elverton, square the code, the benjamin germany become a mediator in the middle east. so many could play a rather limited pod when it comes to mediating and media to roll its connection and close ties with is roland. the fact that germany sees israel security is non negotiable, could be an advantage, but also a disadvantage. so a direct me to a, to a role looks rather unlikely also because of a simple reason to mediate. you must talk to all the parties that are involved in the

what is the sentiment in indo high in katara among the people that's that you speak to. uh yeah, uh, people here uh, trying to do something uh, effective of the situation has very bad and the situation needs to take action from the court leaders, son, the decision makers are around towards we are here trying to do something sometimes to per face. um, we are trying to break up the restaurants, the uh, the, the, the restaurants, they are support p a q patients. so i hope that uh we are the people, 3 people, decision makers toward lean towards the down towards can to something to the p and cushion. uh, i hope we can do something tonight. um, so we kind of uh, more of a senior people and goes on and on sunday time i hope so. we hope you that indeed are able to get contact with your, your relatives very soon as well, and thank you for coming in the program and sharing your experience with best a g to, i'll has a gals in currently living in to or the un general assembly has adopted age or damien draft resolution quoting for an immediate and sustained humanitarian truce between