anderson step one, you get president mahmoud abbas of the palestinian authority to a point someone like a salam fayyad, a high-quality, respected non-corrupt leader to the the prime minister of a completely reformed palestinian authority step two, you get that palestinian authority to issue an invitation to the uae, egypt, other arab states, european countries to create an international peacekeeping force of which pa soldiers would be members to basically failed he's into gaza as israel faces out and take over security, there stage three israel commits to a dialogue with the palestinian authority on a two-state solution, which creates them the context for saudi arabia to normalize relations with israel and open the way basically for relations between israel and the wider muslim world obviously the million things that can go wrong here. but there is a plan is being seriously discussed. the question is will for it to succeed netanyahu really would have to agree to blow up his cabinet. do to replace he is several of the far right crazy lunatic, messianic members of his cabinet who played k

as i said, patience was speaking with mahmoud abbas and hi. and once again expressed these types of support with the 2 state solution. and later on this evening, he's going to talk out with the un secretary general antonio gutierrez, so it's quite a busy day for letting me present today. we can say it's been, it's been a mar, sense of me things for him today. okay, thank you so that your leadership of an over that for us and cars on funerals taking place. and the talk is capital encore, us with the 5 victims who are killed in wednesday's attack on a state run defense company. government officials say the members of the curtis done with this policy or p k k. well, behind the attack, president red chip tape post, other one has been holding an emergency meeting following his return from the brick summit in russia. take. yeah, it has conducted several strikes on curtis targets in iraq and syria in retaliation . eskimo would send him cuz you're new. she is not in a stumble to them. so president ed, one heading straight from that cause on to this em

everyone knows them mahmoud abbas is a crook. he's corrupt. he he he takes money, gives it to his friends and deprives i mean, there's nobody in the palestinian world who looks at mahmoud abbas and says, you know, we hope you get a state and you rule us. it's not it's not what people want. so it's a lot of a lot of it is is stagecraft, how to put this together in a way in which there's face saving. and, you know, people can stand up and and feel good about the outcome from all perspectives. but again, i can't emphasize this enough like we wouldn't even begin to start about this with the the arabs until we knew that this is something was interesting to the to the --. like, you know, like that's what's the point what's the point of getting going down the road if you're not going to if. and so that's that's really the issue. i mean, the first issue is to really just look at, again, if if the people of israel by some you know by majority it is a democracy. i respect the democracy. after after all this process, they say, look we don't want it. i me

everything in their possession, that part of the west bank that they took away the servant of god, mahmoud abbas, there is nothing in their hands and they are taking advantage of it, so this deadlock had to be broken , so they started do an operation to break this bond. well, now let's assume that i leave the origin as this, there must be a ratio between every action and reaction. let's assume that this is an operation . you have to respond to the operation. it means killing 50 thousand people. see, the behavior is illogical, so this is not the problem, the problem is something else. it means the situation israel has an internal crisis of legitimacy. he has not been able to solve the problem in these years, america has come behind him, the west has also come behind him, it is true that the glamor is good, i am not saying that now, for example, a country has been destroyed, but it has a crisis, it has internal contradictions , in any case, it is located in a place where many people believe you you came by force, my legitimacy has become a problem from the international point of view, this set of

that part of the west bank, where the servant of god mahmoud abbas was taken, has nothing there. and they abuse it, just so this bomb would break again, so they did. so this is not the problem, it is something else. it means that the situation of israel has an internal crisis of legitimacy and it has not been able to solve its problem in these years . it has been destroyed, but there is a crisis , it has internal contradictions, in any case, it is located in a place where many people believe that you have come by force, its legitimacy from the international point of view. this set of problems has created a situation of security concern for big countries , that is, the americans are worried that this achievement , which they have been trying to keep for all these years, is going to disappear, and in my opinion, this cannot last like this, but in any case , they are under pressure now , that's why they take this and this in response to the al-aqsa storm. the action he is taking belongs to this it is not, but there is another thing. well, you have to understand this in advance. i th

everyone knows them mahmoud abbas is a crook. he's corrupt. he he he takes money, gives it to his friends and deprives i mean, there's nobody in the palestinian world who looks at mahmoud abbas and says, you know, we hope you get a state and you rule us. it's not it's not what people want. so it's a lot of a lot of it is is stagecraft, how to put this together in a way in which there's face saving. and, you know, people can stand up and and feel good about the outcome from all perspectives. but again, i can't emphasize this enough like we wouldn't even begin to start about this with the the arabs until we knew that this is something was interesting to the to the --. like, you know, like that's what's the point what's the point of getting going down the road if you're not going to if. and so that's that's really the issue. i mean, the first issue is to really just look at, again, if if the people of israel by some you know by majority it is a democracy. i respect the democracy. after after all this process, they say, look we don't want it. i me

leader also forms that the mid least was on the brink of a full scale who put a scene in presence mahmoud abbas was in attendance and called for an end to israel's genocide. that smelled up for his thousands palistine in lines of how not to have the how are there is an urgent need for the putting into effect. the security council resolution for immediate cease fire and the other ones of the humanitarian aid as well as further, is it a withdrawal from the gaza strip? the turkish presidents, cold for breaks countries to be moved to stop the violence village, which we let 10 is in the supporting israel with guns and ammunition. without any conditions, only increases the crisis and instability. it must be stopped because otherwise it encourages israel to become much more disruptive. although the optics of the summits may have been as successful as human patients, guessing meaningful support from the brakes. countries, as russian troops from the west will be hauled a task u dash above all of the ultra 0 cars on russia. i think 16 deep living killed. and this, using the thing from no gains in souther

the bricks plus an outreach sessions here in cuz on is actually also the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. i made the raging war in the middle east. he's been sitting down for talks with vladimir putin. these 2 leaders shared their visions for peace in the and baffled region. this is the go to is a comes to be since our last meeting, the situation in the region has unfortunately not improved. on the contrary, it is deteriorating. she is the tragic events in gaza have already resulted in the deaths of more than $40000.00 people. this has provoked escalations and 11 on and other parts of the middle east. contentions are also rising in the west bank. we see all of this just rushes principal position is consistent and absolutely non conjuncture. we firmly advocate for an end to the blushing and for humanitarian access to all those in need to we call on all parties to exercise restraint. pretty going to shoot you a durable piece in the region. you can only be achieved through a political and diplomatic resolution based on recognized international legal foundations. which will see the establish

have been a number of invited guests to the brics summit that includes the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas. he too is scheduled to meet with vladimir putin and it's many of these one on one meetings, these bilateral meetings, as diplomats have to say, that often draw headlines as much as these much larger general speeches. finally, max and christina, i should tell you that chinese state media is now reporting that chinese president xi just wrapped up an address to to members at brics, where he talked about, again, themes of an alternative worldview different from the united states and its allies. he also talked about the need for peace, referring to the situation in ukraine as well as the violence in the middle east marc stewart there live from beijing. >> more than just an exercise in optics, i think this brics summit this year. mark. thank you. >> now the u.s. is publicly confirming a move by north korea that has western allies on edge. the white house says it's seen evidence that at least 3000 north korean troops are currently training at multiple military sites inside russia. >> the mo

meanwhile today representatives of hamas and fattah the party of palestinian authority president mahmoud abbasng in cairo, egypt to discuss the management of gaza and the border crossings after the war. but this morning the war rages on. brian? >> brian: we appreciate it. afghan man living in oklahoma charged with plotting an election day terror attack right here in the u.s. on behalf of isis. the 27-year-old arrived in 2021 after the disastrous withdrawal of afghanistan. and just one day after donald trump gave this warning. >> the country has never been more unsafe. we have people pouring in through our sensory border which everyone is forgetting about right now because of the travesty of afghanistan. if you look at the people coming in by the hundreds, by the thousands, and these are not the people necessarily that wanted the protection. these are people. so are they tastes? terrorists coming in. >> brian: at least one is former dsh senior adviser charles moreno. found in oklahoma, selling his stuff. ready to do a major plot on election day. how concerned are you? >> well, very, i have been

who and he once again read the racers the 2 state solution to the conflicts and mahmoud abbas is also presentation cause on actually applaud. 7 present at one speech when he spoke out in favor of suspending on sales to israel while a mean and from and it's nicole passion. yeah. and, and i actually said that's your yvonne end. but key we're about to sign the piece tree. see the median on his impression on these signs. now try to agree on all the fundamental issues like the absence of territorial claims, known use of fools and this type of shipment of diplomatic relations. and i'm telling you a gutierrez's gutierrez's speech actually concluded this big this expanded, i may send you a too nice license. nice a antonia terrace will have that spotlight to amazing websites like you may, peyton and russian officials now say that's the participation of the un secretary general at the summit and cause on this high level actually is the recognition of the role of breaks in the wells in the international arena, because it has a central role in maintaining peace and security. and we can see that's

also forms that them, it least was on the brink of a full scale will probably seen in presence mahmoud abbas was in attendance and called for an end to israel's genocide. that smelled up for his thousands palistine in lines of how not to have the how are there is an urgent need for the putting into effect. the security council resolution for immediate cease fire and the other ones of the humanitarian aid as well as from is it a withdrawal from the gaza strip? the turkish president's coal, so breaks countries to be moved to stop the violence village which we let down is in the supporting israel with guns and ammunition. without any conditions, only crease is the crisis. an instability, it must be stopped at all. otherwise, it encourages israel to become much more disruptive. although the optics of the summits may have been a successful, legitimate page and guessing meaningful support from the brakes. countries as russian troops from the west will be hauled a task u dash above oliver ultra 0 cause on russia. as many as 300 or who your refuge use of arrives in indonesia, i'm off to fame fightin

everyone knows them mahmoud abbas is a crook. he's corrupt.e he he takes money, gives it to his friends and deprives i mean, there's nobody in the palestinian world who looks at mahmoud abbas and says, you know, we hope you get a state and you rule us. it's not it's not what people want. so it's a lot of a lot of it is is stagecraft, how to put this together in a way in which there's face saving. and, you know, people can stand up and and feel good about the outcome from all perspectives. but again, i can't emphasize this enough like we wouldn't even begin to start about this with the the arabs until we knew that this is something was interesting to the to the --. like, you know, like that's what's the point what's the point of getting going down the road if you're not going to if. and so that's that's really the issue. i mean, the first issue is to really just look at, again, if if the people of israel by some you know by majority it is a democracy. i respect the democracy. after after all this process, they say, look we don't want it. i mean