yolande, what will mahmoud abbas be saying to jake sullivan later, do you think?go to ramallah, it's really with two aims at the moment. one of them is to stop this conflict from spreading further into the occupied west bank where, of course, the palestinian authority has limited governance. and also, because they really want to speak, the americans, about what happens the day after the conflict in gaza, where washington does see some kind of a role for the palestinian authority. now, i think certainly, mahmoud abbas will be wanting to talk to mr sullivan about what's needed to have more security in the west bank, what's needed to beef up palestinian authority security forces, and also, the fact that his authority — which is being looked to so much as kind of having this future role — at the moment, it has seen its popularity among the palestinian public fall even further, partly because of its own dire economic situation. so, these will well be topics of discussion. we've had mr sullivan talking about the need to revitalise the palestinian authority, without givi

what more has palestinian president mahmoud abbas been saying?gaza, for more of a disaster and beyond the genocide, the palestinians he said have never seen something like that before, even worse than the year of 1948 when israel was founded. he said more than 20,000 people have been killed in gaza but are between 7000 and 10,000 still buried and under the rubble and no one knows anything about them. he blamed the us big time here, referred to the us veto they have used, un security council lately that has disrupted a un resolution calling for a ceasefire. he clearly said if the us once the assault to stop, it will stop because it is the only country that can pressure israel to do so. but apparently what is going on is supported by washington, that is his words. he also said the current israeli government is aiming to wipe out palestinian existence, notjust in gaza but also in the west bank and jerusalem and referred to current israeli attacks against palestinians in the west bank and jerusalem. he said the ultimate goal is to push people of gaza

jake sullivan was in occupied romala and he was shaking mahmoud abbas's hands and he said, quote, we do believe that the palestinian authority needs to be revamped and revitalized, and he says that would require a lot of work by everybody. why do you think mahmoud abbas would actually shake his hands in terms of ' the impression that that's going to give to let's say a palestinian in the gaza strip who knows that the us is aiding and actively involved in this genocidal war? me a friend of mine in the us who blogs a lot. ali abunima wrote that basically these are two enemies of the palestinian people, jake sullivan and the president abbas, unfortunately... yes, it is a treason for us, for anybody to be shaking hands with these criminals that are supporting genocide and acting to support genocide while playing verbal acrobatics. i do wonder what happened to the secretary blincan and why, why he's not the one showing up, shaking hands with mahmoud abbas and with with the... cc and with other leaders in the arab world, i'm wondering if there is a you, now a realization that he is exposed

yolande we heard mahmoud abbas saying in his first television interview that he's concerned about thebank, saying it could implode at any time. more deaths there as well in the past 2a hours. can you explain to us the tensions that are in the west bank at the moment and what is happening there? yeah, i mean, tensions have been running extremely high in the west bank since the 7th of october. those deadly attacks by hamas on southern israel. and, in the weeks since, we've had the palestinian ministry of health saying that some 300 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces and by israeli settlers. and just overnight, we saw that there was an israeli raid on tulkarem, on the nur shams refugee camp close there, and that has killed six palestinians, according to palestinian health officials. it really shows just how there is this constant fear of an expansion beyond gaza, into the west bank as well. and we've actually had the israeli defense minister yesterday also warning about a multi—front war, including the west bank in that, saying that there are seven theatres in which israel h

mahmoud abbas told mr sullivan that what he called the "genocide" being carried out in gaza must stople have been killed since the start of the war. the palestinian foreign minister has been in the norwegian capital, 0slo, today to discuss the conflict with his counterparts from the middle east, nordic, and benelux countries. he was asked whether the palestinian authority needs to be revitalised, if it's to have a role in governing gaza after the war. let's hear what he had to say. we are ready to listen to anyone who wants to talk to us, and ready to speak with us, mc how they want in a positive manner to help us, you know, develop, build capacity, look for the future, be prepared, you know, for further responsibilities. in that regard, yes, we are very much open and ready to listen and engage. i spoke to hugo bottega earlier and what we know about these three hostages killed by so—called friendly fire. hostages killed by so-called friendly fire.— hostages killed by so-called friendl fire. , , ., , ., friendly fire. this is a statement released by _ friendly fire. this is a statement

the palestinian president mahmoud abbas said the veto made the us complicit in what he described as warainst palestinians. the us envoy to the un said a ceasefire would be dangerous and unrealistic. these are the latest pictures from the israel defense forces, showing fighting in the jabalia refugee camp in the north of the strip, which is still surrounded by israeli tanks. people there say they've been without food and clean water for several days. forgive me, these are not from the idf. this is a live feed we are getting of the israel gaza border, just gone six o'clock. the blackness of the sky. from jerusalem, hugo bachega sent this report and a warning it does contain some distressing images. at the nasser hospital in khan younis last night, there were so many casualties after an israeli attack, doctors say they lost track of how many had arrived. hundreds, the director told us, many were brought in already dead. inside, chaos. residents say these people were wounded after several houses were hit in an air strike. children were again among the injured. this morning, another strike a

in his first interview since the war began, the palestinian authority president, mahmoud abbas, who is in the west bank, described the conflict as a "grave crime" against his people. graham satchell reports. night after night, for weeks now, the families of those taken hostage take to the streets of tel aviv. they're putting pressure on the israeli government to bring the hostages back alive and stop the fighting. they need to look at other options. they're putting pressure on the israeli government the military pressure will continue. but we see they don't have any results. the head of the israeli army, herzi halevi, said the war could take many more months. "there are no magic solutions," he said. "there are no short cuts in dismantling a terrorist organisation, only determined and persistent fighting." in gaza itself, hospitals are overrun with the injured and the dead. the world health organization says almost all the hospitals in the gaza strip have now stopped functioning. there's blood everywhere in these hospitals at the moment. we're seeing almost only trauma cases come throug

the palestinian president mahmoud abbas says the veto makes the us complicit in what he describes asainst palestinians. in a statement, he condemns the american position as a flagrant violation of all humanitarian principles and values, and he holds the us responsible for the bloodshed of palestinian children, women and elderly people in the gaza strip. the us envoy to the un said such a ceasefire would be dangerous and unrealistic. every other member of the council backed the resolution, apart from the uk, which abstained. from jerusalem, hugo bachega sent this report and a warning it does contain some distressing images. at the nasser hospital in khan younis last night, there were so many casualties after an israeli attack, doctors say they lost track of how many had arrived. hundreds, the director told us, many were brought in already dead. inside, chaos. residents say these people were wounded after several houses were hit in an air strike. children were again among the injured. this morning, another strike and more destruction, just hours after a un resolution calling for a ceas

it comes as the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, described the war in gaza as beyond a catastrophee west bank could implode at any time.

government in the west bank, which is under the command of the self-governing organization and mahmoud abbasan rule in gaza, well, the israelis oppose this. because they know that mahmoud abbas and the self-governing organizations are not popular among the palestinians, and the gaza issue can quickly return to its previous conditions in the hands of the resistance forces, so it all depends on what happens in the field, and especially that the americans do not want the war to spread. it is happening in yemen and we know the issues that have arisen in the red sea that four companies out of the five largest reputable marine companies in the world have changed their routes from bab al-munba. they are going to bypass all these issues that are affecting the cycles of the world in the southern part of africa. the global economy is affected by these things , which makes the americans actually have to put more pressure on the israelis, so that you can't gain complete superiority through the field, at least politically and diplomatically , buy a reputation and rightfully so. summarize the problem in s

the palestinian president mahmoud abbas says the veto makes the us complicit in what he describes as crimes against palestinians. in a statement, he condemns the american position as a "flagrant violation of all humanitarian principles and values" and he holds the us "responsible for the bloodshed of palestinian children, women and elderly people in the gaza strip". the us envoy said such a ceasefire would be dangerous and unrealistic. every other member of the council backed the resolution — apart from the uk, which abstained. israel thanked the us, saying a ceasefire would give hamas — which is classed as a terror group by many western governments — a chance to regroup. our middle east correspondent hugo bachega reports. in gaza, there's no safe place, says the un secretary general. the health care system is collapsing. hospitals have become battlegrounds, and palestinians have no shelter and everything else needed to survive, he says. this was the scene in khan younis in the south yesterday in the aftermath of an israeli airstrike as the military pushes ahead with its war against

well, the israelis oppose this because they know that mahmoud abbas and the self-governing organization they are not popular among palestinians, and the gaza issue can quickly return to its previous conditions in the hands of the opposing forces. matt, come back, so all this depends on seeing what happens in the field , and especially that the american does not want the war to spread, what is happening in yemen, and the issues that have arisen in the red sea, we know that four of the five big reputable companies the seas of the world have changed their routes and their ships will no longer move from al-mabbelmandb and the suez canal . the global sphere also affects the cycles of the global economy, this causes that the americans may have to put more pressure on the israelis . and diplomatically, come buy a reputation and actually summarize the issue in such a way, mr. azizi , how serious is the difference between the biden and netanyahu government and the cabinet, the talks last week. biden's criticism was towards netanyahu and even those who are in his cabinet were raised and in front

mahmoud abbas, emmas ordered to calm down, but young people , your daughters are 14 years old, 15 to 23 years old , all of them are prisoners, so the organization self-governing that has no reputation and finally. in your opinion, because of the reactions of the people in the west bank, the zionist regime is attacking the west bank. from the point of view, mr. netanyahu already had a plan called the annexation of the west bank, annexation forever , because the west bank is like gaza according to the compasses. the united nations is considered an occupation, they have a plan, but they are actually implementing this plan. at all, gaza started the operation, one was because the children of gaza, hamas, which is based in gaza , why did it start the operation, firstly on the 15th of october , they said that you should not insult the al-aqsa mosque, and secondly, stop your attacks against the people of greater west bank. i entered the attack, entered the operation, otherwise gaza had no problem from that point of view, gaza was sitting aside, but it was the general freedom of palestine , t

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has called for a full ceasefire and the opening of a humanitarianning of the war in gaza to an egyptian tv channel. lets take a listen to a bit of the interview. israel has not responded to the interview as yet. translation: what is happening in the palestinian territories this for more than a disaster, for more than a gen estate, palestinians have never seen anything like this. even during the catastrophe in 1948, what is happening today is far worse. a huge crime is being committed against palestinians over the past 79 days, notjust in gaza but also in the west bank and jerusalem. unfortunately, whenever the international community, the un security council and general assembly, try to stop the war, the us disrupts these attempts by using its veto and refusing to bring fighting to a halt. it is notjust marketers and people wounded in gaza, everything has been wiped out, houses, mosques, institutions, schools, everything, you cannot recognise gaza any more. live now to our middle east correspondent, sally nabil. did he say anything on hostages and a

mahmoud abbas. this meeting is set to happen in the west bank. the white house wants the palestinian authority to be involved with governing gaza after the war ends. israel certainly doesn't want abbas involved. this morning, after meeting with israeli leaders, jake sullivan downplayed the rift between the u.s. and israel over how this war should proceed. >> a senior u.s. official telling cnn the white house wants israel to transition to a more targeted phase of the war this week, by the end of the year. israel's defense minister noting the fighting will last in his words more than several months. alex marquardt did ask jake sullivan this morning about that timeline specifically, asking him that this morning. here's that response. >> we're not here to tell anybody you must do x, you must do y. we're here to say, this is our perspective. as your partner, as your friend, this is what we believe is the best way to achieve both your tactical and strategic goals. we expect that that will occur in the future. when exactly that happens and under exactly

is the departure of mahmoud abbas an essential part of how you run things after this? al part of how you run things after this? $5 i abbas an essential part of how you run things after this?— run things after this? as i said earlier on _ run things after this? as i said earlier on bbc, _ run things after this? as i said earlier on bbc, during - run things after this? as i said earlier on bbc, during the - run things after this? as i said - earlier on bbc, during the presence at the time, we were told that the palestinian authority is redundant under the leadership ought to be changed and there has to be a new leadership. this is for the world to change its mind afterwards. going back to the broken record we are the underdogs, the world community decides on the fate of palestinians and how they ought to have their leadership, how to breathe, how to live. it's nothing but another israeli propaganda. we have heard and we have seen many examples. we are not in any way facing an issue thatis are not in any way facing an issue that is very serious, what is very serious in sto

that's talking about jake sullivan, missing mahmoud abbas. what kind of a reception do we think she's likely to get? and also, what is my mood of boss going to be trying to achieve in that meeting? i think it's fair to say that certainly the reception amongst the palestinians in places like a janine they have absolutely 0 faith in any kind of certainly american leg, diplomatic effort in the meeting like this between jake sullivan boss, because like fundamentally blame washington, they blame the americans 1st standing storage, the behind israel in creating a situation like this. where not only do they support is where it is actions in, in garza, but they support actually with respect to the increase these riley ministry rates that we've seen across the west bank. they don't fail, so the palestinians don't really see if they've done enough to stop set level islands to stop these. why the government from seemingly of these tacitly supporting set low violence. there's also this sense that a boss himself is stuck between a role and a whole a place

mr sullivan, who has today met the palestinian authority president, mahmoud abbas, called it a "significantut the opening of a second gaza crossing point. an important announcement by the israeli authorities because this is going to allow more humanitarian aid to be delivered to gaza. for days we have been talking about the desperate situation, humanitarian situation in gaza with widespread shortages of basic supplies, also hospitals under a lot of pressure with the health system on the verge of collapse, so now more trucks carrying basic supplies will be entering gaza. up until now, all trucks were entering the territory through the rafah crossing on the border with egypt and now israel saying that the kerem shalom crossing point will also be open for the delivery of humanitarian aid. and this comes on the second day of the visit by the us national security advisor, jake sullivan. he was in ramallah in the occupied west bank, he met the president of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas, and yesterday he had meetings with the israeli leadership and i think the message here from the bide

in addition to that, jake sullivan will tell mahmoud abbas about the communication between the unitedisrael, regarding scaling down the intensive operation there, protecting civilians, doing more to help through aid, and trying even to talk about a temporary truce, in order to release hostages, prisoners, that more aid in unless fighting. i think the message ofjake sullivan is fighting. i think the message of jake sullivan is to give some hope to the palestinians in this difficult time about a two—state solution, which is a request from different parties. we have been talking about the two—state solution in recent days with israel saying it does not support that. hopeful perhaps that we are now talking about future governance of gaza strip, washington certainly appears to be losing patience with the war, and with israel. israel itself saying it expects the war to last several more months. how would you read the influence that the biden administration hats right now over better men now you —— benjamin netanyahu has may government? mr benjamin netanyahu has may government?— benjamin net

president mahmoud abbas said he might volunteer for it.'s a range of unsatisfactory options here. what do you think should take place next? here. what do you think should take lace next? . �* , here. what do you think should take place next?— place next? that's the question all the --eole place next? that's the question all the peeple are _ place next? that's the question all the people are searching _ place next? that's the question all the people are searching for, - the people are searching for, really. the initiative at the moment is of the israeli military. it sounds like they've got a way to go before they're satisfied that they've achieved at least their short—term objective. you can't lock the doors on the gaza strip indefinitely. there needs to be a sustainable way forward. that will have to involve notjust the us in terms of international engagement, but also the arab world and beyond. that's where creative minds have to get to work pretty quickly, because what we have at the moment cannot last. you cannot have a situation like t

and at the beginning of vladimir putin’s telephone conversations with palestinian president mahmoud abbase aggravation in the middle east was discussed, the leader informed his colleague about moscow’s efforts to promote de-escalation conflict, including speech. situation on a generally accepted basis, which provides for the creation of a state of palestine within the borders of the sixty-seventh year. they also talked about humanitarian assistance to residents of the gas sector; russia will continue supplies, the president noted. a port with humanitarian cargo for the gas sector. assistance, let me remind you, is being provided on behalf of vladimir putin. the il-76 plane took off this morning on... on the twenty-fifth, twenty-sixth there will be meetings with our colleagues, with the leaders of the cis countries, this is one of the issues that in general, of course, everyone is interested, that’s why our speaker today is anna popova, they gave another stronghold of ukrainian militants near artyomovsky, almost an entire platoon of ukrainian armed forces infantry was liquidated, the assau

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the palestinian president mahmoud abbas said the veto made the us complicit in what he described as wars against palestinians. the us envoy to the un said a ceasefire would be dangerous and unrealistic. these are the latest pictures from the israel defense forces, showing fighting in the jabalia refugee camp in the north of the strip, which is still surrounded by israeli tanks. people there say they've been without food and clean water for several days. the hamas —run health ministry in gaza says the death toll since the conflict began is 17,700. from jerusalem, our middle east correspondent lucy williamson reports. buried by the war, but still alive, dug from the rubble of their homes in deir al—balah after an israeli strike this morning. more than 20 members of the salman family and their neighbours. their faces, like their lives, made unrecognisable. six others were killed, they say. the frantic race to hospitals is gaza's new daily routine. health care in the north has collapsed. here, further south, doctors say the situation is catastrophic. there aren't the resources to treat all

of work by everyone who is engaged in the palestinian authority, starting with the president, mahmoud abbasll see. ultimately it will be up to the palestinian people to work through their representation and it will be up to those leaders of the palestinian authority to work through the types of steps they need to take to reform and update the authority for the situation we face today. the united states will be a partner in that with them respectfully and we will be there to try to support their efforts to ultimately deliver a vision in which israelis and palestinians live side by side in peace and security. hello. what is the intense phase of war continued for months if not four weeks _ war continued for months if not four weeks as— war continued for months if not four weeks as you hope, what will the united _ weeks as you hope, what will the united states due to save the lives of palestinian women and children? | of palestinian women and children? fielded a of palestinian women and children? i fielded a very similar question from idf radio, the what if question down the road, i said before

it comes as the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, described the war in gaza as beyond a catastrophe and warned the west bank could implode at any time. graham satchell reports. night after night, for weeks now, the families of those taken hostage take to the streets of tel aviv. they're putting pressure on the israeli government to bring the hostages back alive and stop the fighting. they need to look at other options. the military pressure will continue. but we see they don't have any results. the head of the israeli army herzi halevi said the war could take many more months and notjust them. "there are no magic solutions," he said. "there are no short cuts in dismantling a terrorist organisation, only determined and persistent fighting." in gaza itself, hospitals are overrun with the injured and the dead. the world health organization says almost all the hospitals in the gaza strip have now stopped functioning. there's blood everywhere in these hospitals at the moment. we're seeing almost only trauma cases come through the door and at a scale that's quite difficult to believe. it'

mahmoud abbas there are warning of escalation in the west bank.the likelihood of that happening, of an escalation there, on the israeli northern border with lebanon and the wider region? border with lebanon and the wider reuion? ~ ., ., border with lebanon and the wider reaion? ., ., region? while the escalation has already happened _ region? while the escalation has already happened in _ region? while the escalation has already happened in the - region? while the escalation has already happened in the west. region? while the escalation has . already happened in the west bank. israel is now using drones to attack targets in the west bank. that is it development that we had not seen for some years. really going back to view second intifada with the border with lebanon be have a low intensity war that has already broke out and at risk of spiralling into a full—fledged war on a huge scale and of course, everywhere in the region we see now that this war is threatening to expand. what is your assessment — threatening to expand. what is your assessment

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has called the war a "grave crime" against his people.ael's army chief herzi halevi on the other hand has said the conflict with hamas would continue for "many more months". the latest — israel says it hit more than 100 sites on tuesday, amid reports of impending ground operations in central gaza. areas which the israeli military had declared safe — such as rafah in the south for example — were among those which were bombed. and loud explosions could be heard from the gaza strip across the perimeter with israel, in the early hours of wednesday. our correspondent shaimaa khalil reports from tel aviv. "our things are gone, mum," she says, standing in what used to be her home. israel's bombing of rafah in southern gaza has continued, leaving those who fled there at a loss of where to go. translation: israel claimed i that there are safe residential areas or secure zones. but this attack shows that that's a lie. israel's military operation has intensified in khan younis, also in the south. little amal was home with her family. the bomb hit th

who arrived to meet with palestinian leader mahmoud abbas. today, this stand in the city of ramalah emphasizes the people's rejection of palestine, this ominous visit by the us secretary of state, israel's main partner. just as we reject occupation and aggression directed against us. in israel's aggressive actions, palestinian protesters see the hand of the united states, which, according to them , is directing tel aviv along the path of further escalation of the conflict. the day before , blinken was on a visit, and this morning the idf resumed its military operation in gaza. we we stand here as representatives of the palestinian people, as civil society, to send a clear signal to the us secretary of state, as well as the palestinian president, that blinken is not welcome here. he is a war criminal, he participated in the genocide of palestinians in gaza. with the resumption of hostilities in the palestinian enclave, the humanitarian pause also ended. during its operation, according to previously reached agreements , more than two hundred tr

mahmoud abbas who i will go see. and ultimately it is going to be up to the palestinian people to work through their representation and it will be up to those leaders of the palestinian authority to work through the types of steps that they need to take to reform and update the authority for the situation we face today. the united states will be a partner in that with them, respectfully, you know, and we'll be there to try to support their efforts to ultimately deliver a vision in which israelis and palestinians live side by side in peace and security. >> hello. what is the intensive phase continue for months if not for weeks as you hope, what the united states will do to save the lives of palestinian children and women. >> so i feel that very similar question from idf radio, the what if question down the road, and i said before that i'm not going to entertain those hypotheticals because my job here is not to go out into the future and say if x then y. it is rather here is how the united states sees the situation. he

released, the rest of those in captivity were soldiers or former soldiers, and palestinian president mahmoud abbasd on the international criminal court prosecutor to bring cases against israeli war criminals. a new round of escalation in the middle east has caused regular anti-war protests around the world. a pro-palestinian rally of thousands took place in paris. the french demanded a ceasefire in the enclave, lifting the blockade, and stopping the forced displacement of residents and supplying weapons to israel. even when the truce ends, the genocide continues as people die of hunger and thirst, when hospitals no longer function in the gas sector - this is genocide, when they bomb and destroy homes and schools - this is genocide, and this is what we are fighting against today, it demands to stop the bloodshed and in madrid the march took place under the slogan madrid and palestine to stop genocide in gas. milan was no less crowded, with hundreds of activists coming together to show solidarity with the palestinian peaceful protest. and in germany, anti-war protests took place in several cities at

he's been basing with the palestinian authority present mahmoud abbas in the west bank of what was on the agenda that well the united states has. um, you know, since the beginning of this though, the war, this current war and always hinted that the palestinian authority, which is controlled by party, that his arrival to a mass would be part of the post war future of gaza. and that certainly seems to have been part of the conversations today where jake sullivan, national us, national security, advisor reiterated that this could happen, but that the palestinian authority needs to be re revamped and reformed for it to be able to take responsibility for the strip the palestinian authority is largely seen as weak as and ineffective by palestinians. they haven't had elections in a very long time and really likes to kind of leadership right now that could really have palestinians riley behind it. and so jake sullivan did say that they would be part the pay would be part of the future in gaza. but the were for reform needs to happen. so for that to be the case. thank you for that. so abraham

white house national security adviser is meeting with the leader of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbasthe west bank. earlier jake sullivan was with israeli leaders and talked to reporters afterward about the transition in the fighting that the biden administration is expecting from israeli forces, and sullivan also downplayed any riff between the u.s. and israel over how israel is conducting its campaign to take out hamas after the october 7th terror attack that set off this whole war. cnn's alex marquardt is live in the west bank with much more for us. alex, you asked the critical question of jake sullivan this morning. what more are you hearing about that meeting with israeli leaders? >> reporter: well, kate, it's clear that the administration is trying to make it seem like sullivan came here to, as they say, ask hard questions, to get a status update on where israel's head is in terms of where the war stands right now and where they see things going forward, but clearly there are significant american concerns about the way that this war is being waged, this humanitarian crisis, the

the big question, is there a role for mahmoud abbas? ivan is not going to meet with him today and tell him to stop down. but abbas is a deeply unpopular person among the palestinians, seen as corrupt. many would like to see him go. at the same time this could be a contentious meeting not just for those reasons, but abbas is furious how the u.s. has been acting, refusing to call for a cease-fire, vetoing data at the united nations, abbas accused the u.s. of taking part in this bloodshed against palestinian civilians and he says being complicit with israeli war crimes. so it could be a tough day for jake sullivan. >> alex marquardt, kevin liptak, appreciate the reporting. >>> new this morning, the idf says it recovered the bodies of two soldiers and one hostage who were abducted during the hamas terror attack of october 7th. israel's military said medical officials and rabbis helped with the identification. they also recovered the body of a 28-year-old hostage elia toledano. the body was recovered by a special operations force in gaza and

a little later , the bash government announced to mahmoud abbas, the president of palestine kurds, ifwishes of the americans are not implemented, the international community will no longer agree with his presidency over palestine. democracy died. this time in palestine in the case of female murders. it was interpreted that even here the celebration of the president's victory will lead to chaos and riots. let me very clearly and directly support the aspirations of the people who are in the streets and in iran , of course , democracy does not die. the president said that the main responsibility of the central bank is to maintain the value of the national currency and all decisions should lead to the stabilization and promotion of the value of the national currency. mr. raisi in the meeting of the general assembly of the central bank emphasized that the cases of several banks and financial institutions that have overdrafts from the central bank will be determined quickly. the president attended the 6th and 3rd annual meeting of the general and extraordinary assembly of the central bank .

the rest of the captives were soldiers or former military personnel, and palestinian president mahmoud abbasn the prosecutor of the international criminal court to open cases against israeli war criminals. the middle east conflict is leading to increased violence. one person was killed and two others were injured in a knife and hammer attack in central paris. there was a terrorist attack near the eiffel tower. the police have already detained a suspected suspect. law enforcement officers had to open fire. head of the french ministry of internal affairs. stated that the arrested frenchman, previously known to the intelligence services due to serious mental disorders, after his arrest the accused said that he could no longer see muslims dying in afghanistan and palestine. there were also calls for a ceasefire on the streets of paris during the thousands of pro-palestinian protests. the french also demanded to stop the forced displacement of residents and the supply of weapons to israel and demands the lifting of the blockade of the sector. even when the truce ends, the genocide continues. peop

close to 90% of palestinians want the president of the western backed palestinian authority, mahmoud abbasresign. finding a diplomatic solution to the war in gaza can be complicated, even with the best leadership. but with a crisis of leadership in israel and gaza, what is the path forward here? joining us now, david miller, senior fellow at the carnegie endowment, former state department middle east analysts and negotiated. thank you for being with us tonight. what do you make of netanyahu's prerequisites for peace.as he lays them out? and the wall street journal, he wrote an op-ed or he pulled out these three prerequisites. israel will have to retain security responsibility over gaza for the foreseeable future. hamas must be destroyed, gaza demilitarized, which i mentioned, and palestinian society must be deradicalized. what do you make of those, and how likely is any of them to be achieved? >> first of all, john, thanks for having me. i think it could also be read as a campaign speech. you haveto understand benjamin netanyahu is not only trying to secure israel, but perhaps a more impor

i emphasized with president morsi, benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas that there is no alternative but to accept peace. although the zionists had agreed during the ceasefire to end the siege of the gaza strip, this commitment of the zionists was never fulfilled. it was not implemented, and a few years later, when the siege of gaza had been 7 years old , they started another brutal attack on gaza. on the 12th of june 2014, the zionist army, which on the one hand had created the iron dome defense system with the help of the united states, to counter resistance missiles, and on the other hand thought that the long-term siege of gaza had left no power to resist again . attacked this area. as in the past , citizens, women and children are the most victims of the barbarian invasion. the zionists are at least under surveillance of the civilian shelters the united nations was deliberately attacked and more than 2,000 people were killed and 10,000 were injured in the story. they left the 51-day war of the zionist regime against gaza. without a doubt , it was a victory for the resistance gro

palestinian president mahmoud abbas said washington is responsible for the bloodshed of palestinian children, women and the eldly in gaza. you described the us position as aggressive and immoral, branding it as a flagan violation of all humanity principles and values. the us feto also drew reaction from the palestinian ambassador to the united nations. day was sad day in history of the security council for those who were unable to see things as they should have seen it, they saw it differently. we will not give up, we will continue our efforts, we will continue knocking on the door of the security council until it was up and shoulder its responsibility by stopping this criminal war against the... palestinian people, particularly the children among us who are the best among us. palestinians will take their case to the un general assembly to bring an end to the israeli onslot. iran also condemned the united states for vetoing the un security council resolution on gaza. foreign ministry spokesman naser khanani said washington is the incorporate in the crimes against palestinians. pakistan said

according to the times, mahmoud abbas, the head of the palestinian authority, welcomed the proposal .pite the fraud and deceit of america and israel in the elections of the palestinian parliament , hamas has been determined to assassinate the leaders of hamas in order to face the democratically elected people of gaza. since 2006, the americans have not allowed elections to be held in gaza due to the high popularity of hamas. hamas has been the first choice of the people of gaza in several elections, including in 2006. according to pollsters, the popularity has increased even more after the al-aqsa storm operation. we were liberated with the blood of the people of gaza. we thank the people of gaza and hamas. we owe resistance. the report of channel 12 of the zionist regime may be able to show the reason for america's concern about the establishment of democracy in this part of the world. the war in gaza increased the popular base of hamas. all the people of gaza declared their support for hamas and their commanders. in the west bank, out of every ten. 9 people mohammad zaif introduces

those latest major times that has been done in in in gaza and as well in west bank even though mahmoud abbas has recognized israel and he is recognized from international community, we've seen that is not only actually they say that they want to destroy hamas in gaza is actually they want to destroy anything that represent palestinian state, they want to drive all palestinian out of gaza, out of west bank, that's why was taken by force, should only uh be returned by force, i'm sure that yeman army in the coming days will take a major step by extending its attack against israel and as well in country that will try either united states or germany or france because they they might be sending some of the battleship to the area if those countries will try to stop a yemeni attack or will try to attack yemen or to force saudi arabia to attack yemen, their interest as well and their ships, either uh cargo ships or military ship could come as well and attack because yemany location at babel mandab actually is very very important and i'm sure that those country would not even think of trying to attack

american secretary of state anthony blinken, who arrived for a meeting with palestinian leader mahmoud abbas in the city of ramalah emphasizes the palestinian people’s rejection of this ominous visit to the us secretary, israel’s main partner, just as we reject the occupation and aggression directed against us. in aggressive actions of israel, palestinian protesters see the hand of the united states, which, according to them , is directing tel arif along the path of further escalation of the conflict. the day before, blinken was on a visit to israel, and this morning the tsakhal resumed military operations in gaza. we stand here as representatives of the palestinian people, as civil society, to send a rosary. a signal to the us secretary of state, as well as to the palestinian president, that blinken is not welcome here. he is a war criminal, he participated in the genocide of palestinians in gaza. with resumption fighting in the palestinian enclave. the humanitarian pause also ended. during its operation, according to previously reached agreements, more than two hundred trucks were supposed

mahmoud abbas says, what is happening in gaza?s greater and more horrific than the 1948 nakba or catastrophe that led to the forced expulsion of hundreds of thousands of palestinians from their homeland. he said the israeli prime minister and his cabinet want to get rid of the palestinians. apa said, the regime wants to displace the palestinians from the west bank and gaza. meanwhile, the norwegian refugee council warned that any efforts by israel to expell and permanently relocate the palestinians within or from gaza would constitute a serious breach of interest. national law and amount to atrocity crime. well the eminy armed forces spokesperson has announced the targeting of another israeli ship in the red sea. the ship was attacked after ignoring calls to stop pressed you. reports from sono. yemen's armed and naval forces have carried out series of military operations against israeli targets. the first target was in his. linked ship in the red sea. the yemani army also launched a batch of drones as several israeli military targ

they were supposed to happen a year or two ago, but again, the self-governing organization and mahmoud abbas personally opposed and in fact used the excuse of the unpreparedness of the conditions and the fact that, for example, israel does not allow elections to be held in east jerusalem, and the elections were postponed again. well, it seems that this plan is a positive feature. it is very important and that is that he demands the participation of all palestinian groups in the future of gaza and he only wants the palestinians to actually determine the future of gaza. another point is that the israelis have not planned for the future of the case up to this point, which means that it is not at all clear that if they can, even if we assume that they can you can eat all the food.

i emphasized with president morsi, benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas that there is no alternative but to accept peace. although the zionists had agreed during the ceasefire to end the siege of the gaza strip, this promise was never implemented and a few years later, when the siege of gaza had been seven years old , they launched another brutal attack on gaza. on the 12th of june 2000 ad, the zionist army, on the one hand, with the help of america , created the iron dome defense system to counter resistance missiles. and on the other hand, he thought that the long-term blockade of gaza had left no strength left for resistance, so he attacked this area again. as in the past, citizens, women and children are the most victims of that barbaric attack. the zionists deliberately attacked at least 6 civilian shelters under the supervision of the united nations and left more than 2,000 dead and 10,000 injured in gaza. the fifth one-day war of the zionist regime against gaza has undoubtedly been a victory for the resistance groups and the people of gaza and a failure for the zionist regime.