[000:00:00;00] everyone who is with us now, almost a month into the military confrontation in the middle east, or rather , the hot phase that we are observing and discussing now, what we have at this moment, israeli prime minister netanyahu is preparing for a long and difficult war, bloomberg reports : the israeli army's ground operation in the gaza sect could last from 6 weeks to 6 months. the ex-head of masada zaarti also said that the war will be a very long one, and those who think that it will end with a ground operation. is mistaken, meanwhile the humanitarian tragedy in the gas sector, overcrowded hospitals without medicines, electricity and staff, lack of water and food, and most importantly hopelessness, at a meeting the council of ministers permanent representative of russia ne benzi outlined it this way: on the west bank of the jordan river, in the gas sector, a humanitarian catastrophe of biblical proportions is unfolding , we see what the realities are now, alex sergeevich, where to look for a way out? we hear from common sense that we need to create a palestinian state, but

powers, middle ones, well, they're not dwarfs anymore, they're completely wild, well, kind of... middle-aged it a narrative, that's when average, they already need candy, give me some candy , so we’ll build, we’ll build politics through candy, and you understand this, my friends, it’s written in foren policy in english in white, without hiding, so where, why are they forced to undress like that, yes because they don't know what to do, yes, they don't know what to do, that’s why, well, as it were, reflection is impossible, in the sense of comprehending oneself , it’s impossible in a deceitful situation, right? in order to understand what your problem is, you have to throw away all the lies, and they have been around for many centuries , well, huge, so to speak, stories have accumulated, so this same article about narratives in foreign policy must be read, because it is, well, just so to speak , on the brink, they walk, so to speak, on the brink of frankness about themselves and about their russian essence and how they relate to the rest of the world. here because it’s directly stated there ho

east, this is the explosion of the middle east, this is horror, these are millions, under destiniesll be crippled, what awaits europe? again europe is the victim, again, it means the americans are strengthening the dollar, again their military-industrial complex is working at full capacity, although they will also suffer from this in the long term, what will europe get? again, a million immigrants, where will they go, these tens of millions from the middle east to europe, again the european economy, again, what is happening in berlin , now, paris, the muslims have already risen, and what will happen next, every day muslims will rise up more and more, americans managed to unite shiites and sunnis, which was not the case in principle, for a very long time, and today, if we take it globally geopolitically, they are losing the middle east, for one simple reason, how muslims will believe the united states, after the fact that when they actually admitted that some children are better than others, some children you can kill, and now i’m coming back, what to do, there is one way out, you sa

today, vladimir putin once again repeated that the ukrainians seem to be selling weapons to the middle east, however, for some reason he mentioned the taliban, although the taliban are in afghanistan, not in the middle east, but he has problems with history, with geography, he constantly talks about the fact that those weapons that come to ukraine end up on the middle east, and this is this fake about the fact that there are weapons... walking from ukraine in the middle east, it is quite actively replicated by the russian mass media, but no fact has been established yet, what do you think, what is the purpose in this case, putin is pursuing, so that to any conflict or to any pogrom that is happening either in russia or the conflict in the middle east, it is necessary to involve ukraine, because he wants the destruction of ukraine. and does everything so that the ukrainians are at fault for everything, pay attention, for example, in the zero years, when the war with the chechens was going on, the russians always blamed the chechens for everything, on television, in propaganda, elsewhere

in arab-israeli and the expansion of the conflict in the middle east. well, i can say that it will be difficult to find opportunities for blinken, because israel, at least now, is not ready to make any concessions, and rather they want to use this moment to effectively... solve most of the problems that they face them in connection with the palestinian-israeli conflict, and this cannot help but affect, objectively speaking , the situation in us, cannot affect, objectively speaking, the situation with, relations with the arab countries, because every day of this operation, the shelling, the deaths, they heat up the arab street and create pressure, serious pressure on even moderate governments that are interested in cooperating with the americans. blinken has already made a statement about what he wants to say to the israeli leadership and how he sees the future resolution of this conflict, let's listen to blinken. we are fully focused on getting the hostages back, returning them to their families safely, and we believe that among other things , the human

does the us need peace in the middle east?essary, that’s the problem, if tomorrow the united states really wanted peace , negotiations would begin, now about hypocrisy, two hypocrisies i saw were terrible, when we talk, there are red lines, what does the western press write? the western press, which shouted every day that russia was carrying out a special operation there harshly against the civilian population, today went so far as to write that sometimes hospitals with children are bombed, this is possible, this is not military... this is how you can write in principle, the second about warning, well, let's say russia will warn, when no one hears, get out of these same houses, we will bomb now, but who will hear when there is no connection, when everything is turned off, there is no internet, there is nothing, liars, liars , and what is russia doing in ukraine during its time, it is fighting for every civilian, this is the difference between us and them, the west with their values, and lies, and the fact that in the middle ea

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before you go, if hamas terrorists attack the us, will the us enter middle eastern lands? i won't speculate on that, brian, we're obviously doing what we have to do, unfortunately, i expect more, but look, we have to look back a little bit and ask the bigger question, why are us troops in syria and iraq, that's what's interesting, 4 years ago i i came to this channel with harris faulkner and started talking. trump, who said that he was going to withdraw our troops from syria and i wholeheartedly supported him, because all they do is create points of vulnerability for the country, they make it possible for iran-backed groups to attack them, they do not bring benefit our country, whatever it is, they need to be taken out, the question should not be how many more times do we go there and strike at these groups, or whether we strike at iran, because this could start a new middle east war, and that's the worst thing for the americans. in washington they are worried that china may enter the war ladder, they say, in the fog of world problems, beijing will regain control over rebe

next , ihor simevolos, director of the center for middle eastern studies, will be in touch. mr.ongratulate you and i am glad to see you on our air. i congratulate you too. mr. igor, today, for the third time in the last month, the secretary of state of the united states of america, anthony blinken, flew to israel . dissatisfaction with israel's operation in gas is growing, and blinken is still trying to find that golden mean, when both israel will fulfill its plan and the surrounding world, especially the arab world, will not perceive the military so keenly. israeli army in the gas sector. how do you currently assess the prospects today? the unfolding of this war, ha hamas against israel, or israel now against hamas, in arab-israeli and the expansion of the conflict in the middle east. well, i can say that it will be difficult to find opportunities for blinken, because israel, at least now, is not ready to make any concessions, and rather they want to use this moment to effectively solve most of the problems they face in the in connection with the palestinian-israeli conflict, a

east, so it has to move the middle ground towards peace and stability , it has to stabilize in the middle east, well, in order to be able to in the middle east sabbatical is one of the main factors that before, it was necessary that the main factors that caused tension in the middle east were israel, well, and this tension actually caused america to regularly come to the region and show itself as the manager of the region. this time , america actually wants to digest israel in the political equations of the region. the presence of israel and the united states should continue based on stabilization in the middle east, that is, the goal of the normalization of the relations that the united states is promoting. saudi arabia was trying to establish a relationship with the zionist regime . the meaning of exit is to reduce the cost his presence in the middle east is not that he should let the region go. this is a very important point . so, this is why america was trying so hard to bring saudi arabia and israel together, the peace of ibrahim and even trump. i want to tell you that this withdrawa

it should move the middle east towards peace and stability. one of the main factors that was necessary before was the main factors that caused tension in the middle east, israel, well, and this tension actually caused america to come to the region regularly and show itself as the manager of the region. america wants to actually digest israel the political equations of the region that the presence of israel and the presence of the united states are based on the goal of the normalization of the relations that the united states is promoting . saudi arabia was trying to establish a relationship with the zionist regime . so it became clear that exactly, it means that the withdrawal of the united states from the middle east means the withdrawal of the united states. it means to reduce the costs of his presence in the middle east, not to let him go to the region at all. this is a very important point. well, from here , it is clear why america was trying so hard to bring the arabs and israel together. the peace of ibrahim and even trump. i want to tel

igor, this was igor simivolos, director of the middle eastern studies center. friends, we are working live on tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are currently watching us on these platforms, please like us. in this video, take part in our youtube poll, today we ask you if you are ready for a long-term war with russia, yes, no, please answer or write your comments under this video, we are interested to know your opinion. next , we are in touch with a political expert, people's deputy of ukraine of the fourth convocation, volodymyr tsibulko. mr. volodymyr, i congratulate you, i am glad to see you on our air. congratulations, congratulations, today there was another statement from dmytro kuleba, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, that zelensky is considering holding elections in the spring of 2024 as an option . in an interview with skynews, he said that we we do not close this page, the president of ukraine considers and weighs various pros and cons. he added that holding elections during a war with russia will ca

they are the ones creating war in the middle east.y of peace or the purveyor of peace but it makes them, the democratic party the pursuer of a piece with iran against the party of war. that plac plays very well to the progressive base. as a serious national security strategy total nonsense is good domestic not politics on the far left. mark: to see it playing out in congress among the democrats you can see it playing out in the streets, the universities, the colleges. joe biden is getting calls from leaders, democrat leaders in michigan you have dearborn and a significant population of arabs and muslims is getting calls from other democrats and other locations in cities we have significant muslim populations and so forth. and he is being told our base is beginning to fray the squad and people like that. his popularity among muslims and arabs have gone way down. you get a moral equivalency between islamic phobia and anti-semitism the worse a period of anti-semitism in america's history and i do not see all of the islamophobic activity

leaders, how to resolve the question: does the united states need peace in the middle east?ot necessary, that’s the problem, if tomorrow the united states really wanted peace, negotiations would begin at the un, now about hypocrisy, two hypocrisies i saw were terrible, when we talk, there are red lines, what the western press writes, the western press, which screamed every day that russia was there conducts a special operation harshly against civilians . today they have reached the point where they write when hospitals with children are sometimes bombed, this is possible, this is not a war crime, this is how you can write in principle, the second is about a warning, well, let’s russia warn, when no one hears, get out of these we will now bomb people like him from their houses, but who will hear when there is no connection, when everything is turned off, there is no internet, there is nothing, liars, liars, and what is russia doing? in ukraine during svo for everyone a civilian is struggling, that’s the difference between us and the difference between them and the west with t

somehow he stitched it all together in a sense, now it everything already, well, and also about the middleast, since we are kind of talking about it, i had a feeling when this all started, i understood immediately that of course the response to israel would be terrible, moreover, they themselves would now drive them into such a disastrous frenzy, and a frenzy, that then... will come from this matter there’s no way to crawl away, i have a feeling from this, as if you were hearing some kind of sound of a broken string, of some very important structure, so to speak, of course, once strong, but this is the western world collapsing, right there in the near in the east, it was grinding everywhere, deformed, floating, sliding from the foundation to still standing, then something burst, and this and this sliding can no longer be stopped, which is why, by the way, all these wonderful articles and so on, by the way, by the way, now i’m still i’ll say, but regarding brix, well, it’s good, it’s a pity that they’re referring to it again , but this is my personal opinion, i’m private here, but it’s very

middle east envoy?ion of the is opposed to the settlement? tie: position of the british is opposed to the settlement? the: position of the british government in terms of the legal settlement is absolutely clear. in terms of the possibility of having an envoy, there are a whole range of envoys engaged in this. if it was appropriate for us to deploy an envoy on behalf of the government, either a humanitarian envoy or political one around the region, we would have no hesitation in doing it. , , , , ., would have no hesitation in doing it. despite the pores over the last few da s, it. despite the pores over the last few days. the _ it. despite the pores over the last few days, the humanitarian i it. despite the pores over the last i few days, the humanitarian situation in gaza _ few days, the humanitarian situation in gaza remains catastrophic. and it is likely— in gaza remains catastrophic. and it is likely to _ in gaza remains catastrophic. and it is likely to continue to be catastrophic. while no one dou

i have always believed that the middle class built america. unions built the middle class. that is especially the case for the united auto workers who built the iconic automobile industry. for too long, the economy has not worked for the working people and middle-class folks. when they do well, everybody does well. that is what i came to office determine built from the middle out and the bottom up instead of the top down. it is a critical piece of worker power. it is showing how collective bargaining works with workers. a seat at the table to honor their contributions to their employers by securing pay and benefits that can raise a family and retire with dignity and respect. it is showing how collective bargaining works for companies. how strong relationships between workers and management can be leading record contracts. we are also seeing across the board uaw workers are seeing this everywhere, railway workers, port workers, health workers, and workers in other industries organizing and collective bargaining. today's historic agreement is another piece of good economic ne

middle kose, whom i spoke to earlier. east a cause for give—and—ta ke middle east a cause for give—and—take oil supply, so if the conflict escalates and affects the supply of oil coming from the supply of oil coming from the middle east, it would have material consequences for the oil price. material consequences for the oil rice. " :: , material consequences for the oilrice. ”~' :: , oil price. $150 per barrel, that's quite _ oil price. $150 per barrel, that's quite a _ oil price. $150 per barrel, that's quite a high - oil price. $150 per barrel, | that's quite a high number oil price. $150 per barrel, - that's quite a high number you are warning about, what kind of scenarios are you seeing that could actually happen that could actually happen that could push oil prices up that high. a, could push oil prices up that hiuh. �* ., could push oil prices up that hiuh.�* ., , high. a multitude of reasons that we might _ high. a multitude of reasons that we might see _ high. a multitude of reasons that we might see that - high. a multitude of reasons l that we might see that conflict escalated. i

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like un arencies middle east at the moment. like un agencies turkey _ middle east at the moment.dle east at the moment. like un agencies turkey is also pushing for l agencies turkey is also pushing for an immediate ceasefire for the protection of civilians in gaza. i think turkish foreign minister hack and fit and is raising this point again with his us counterpart antony blinken. both diplomats are holding in—depth talks about the situation regarding the situation in the israeli hamas war. turkish diplomatic sources say no joint press conference or a written statement has been scheduled at this stage. turkey is condemning israel because of its attacks on gaza which led to the death of more than 10,000 palestinians, palestinian authority say most of these people are either women or children. but we don't expect turkish president recep tayyip erdogan to host us secretary of state antony blinken in ankara. turkish president erdogan previously criticised antony blinken of using sectarian language for this conflict and we need to also remember our audience that when antony blinken to

the commissioner-general of the un middle east agency, philippe lazzarini, said that such a number of casualties cannot be called collateral damage. he said that mosques, hospitals, markets, uon facilities, where civilians who did not want to participate in the massacre, seek refuge, are coming under air strikes. according to the latest data, all three gases alone killed more than 8,300 people, including 3,400 children. sahal strikes are also being carried out in the south of the sector, where he previously invited the palestinians to flee. my family fled from the north gas sector, but still we cannot say that we are safe. there were them, it was someone's house, now they are probably no longer alive, volunteers are helping to find their remains under the rubble, where we are staying, there is barely enough food for everyone , we share everything we have with everyone, we teach the children cook so that they can feed themselves, we fill the tanks with dirty water, we try not to lose optimism in such chaos. all i could think about was the safety of my parents and praying that my family

people in the middle east know this better than any one. as we've already mentioned, the west had a similar attitude to what was happening in russia in the early and mid 19 nineties in early 2, thousands. to remind you, there was the terrorist attack investment where an entire school of children was taken hostage and held without water or food. and the terrorists force the children to drink their own urine. so they would not die of dehydration. there was the horrific terrorist attack on the 2 bras could see it or in central moscow where children and their parents who had come to see a children show were held at gunpoint for days. apartment blocks in the russian federation were blown up at night with people sleeping inside. this happened all over the country in moscow, and we'll go down, skin and many other cities. there was also the terrorist attack that i think was truly unparalleled, and it's brutality when international terrorist seized the maternity hospital and put you on us with young mothers, newborn babies, and pregnant women, all t

, to lead the countries of the middle east, to play a very significant role in the middle east, east. is a source of oil supplies, first of all, it is a source of influence on these countries politically, economically and financially, from a military point of view, it is no coincidence that the united states occupied part of syria, launched a war against iraq, we remember, were, 20 years in afghanistan, they are trying to put pressure on iran, they announced sanctions against iran, they are holding iran’s money.

look at middle east for now, for a moment. syria in the middle of a civil war. they've slaughtered anybody from 300-500,000 of its citizens. i don't remember joe biden giving a speech telling them to stop killing citizens and start to protect them. yemen is in the middle of a civil war and they're slaughtering people and they're a surrogate for iran and they're shooting missiles as well as acceptabling drones to kill -- sending drones to kill american soldierses, for which they're not paying any price. lebanon had a civil war. hezbollah has basically won it. effectively controls the government even though there's tension and their economy is literally crashing, which is one of the reasons why hezbollah should it attack israel won't have a lot of support from the lebanese. egypt's economy is crashing. crashing. of course iran is thriving. iran is the glimmering light of economic expansion and prosperity thank tots funding by joe biden. tens of billions of dollars for nothing. michael duran that i had on here the other weekend, he wrote about the plan by obama the

forces in the middle east? >> from our perspective the prc should should interest of every responsible country that de-escalation rather than escalation in the broader middle east should be order of the day. so president biden to make the point to president xi that iran acting in it esculatory destabilizing way that undermines stability across the broader middle east is not in the interests of the prc or any other responsible country. and prc of course has a relationship with iran and its capable if it chooses to to make in this point director the iranian government. >> israeli intelligence -- did you set any independent intelligence that hamas is military -- bunker under the hospital in gaza. >> is what i said yesterday is i'm not in position to comment on intelligence matters. american intelligence matters ii can't divulge that to you. what i can tell you is we see pliny of open-source reporting about hamas use of hospital and

i don't work on the middle east.e this very clear right at the beginning here that i can't exactly say whatjosh paul's position was within the administration, the things that he was saying up until now. i think one of the problems that we have right away is this lack of continuity and people taking their eyes off the ball. we're talking about the united states, but frankly, where was the united kingdom? where were france? where were germany? where were other players? israel itself, in terms of analysing this situation, colleagues that i have who've been working on the middle east for a very long time were basically pulling all the alarms up until the hamas attack on israel on october 7th. they were saying this situation is getting out of hand. wasjosh paul saying that beforehand? well, i tell you who wasn't. i don't actually know. jake sullivan, chief national security advisor to the president, who, just a few weeks before october 7th, in the murderous assault in southern israel, jake sullivan announced that as far a

middle of the day, middle of the workday, of course. already a pretty populated area of the city. it's being reported that there's a bunch of new york city high schoolers that have linked up at the city rally in bryant park. you can see there's signs demanding a cease fire now, end all u.s. aid to israel. john, obviously this is something that we have been watching. it seems to be growing in numbers. remember, it was a short time ago that these pro palestinian protesters, they took over grand central here in midtown as well. they had to shut it down for anybody to get on their trains and go home. this is live in bryant park in new york city. >> you can see the signs, stand with palestine, end the occupation now. israel pulled out of gaza in 2005. so it's estimated, by the way, that 33,000 u.s. military veterans are homeless on any given night. now as we approach veterans day, tunnel to towers is working to address that crisis. using donations to provide permanent and transitional housing for veterans in need. jeff flock is outside the n

middle or in rafah they say no place _ the middle or in rafah they say no place in _ the middle or in say. thank you, rushdi abualouf, stay safe _ place in say. thank you, rushdi abualouf, stay safe and - place in say. thank you, rushdi abualouf, stay safe and our- place in say. thank you, rushdi| abualouf, stay safe and our best place in say. thank you, rushdi - abualouf, stay safe and our best to you and your family. that's the situation inside gaza. but there is another area of concern, that the increasing military activity and cross—border fire increasing military activity and cross—borderfire in increasing military activity and cross—border fire in northern increasing military activity and cross—borderfire in northern israel into lebanon and back again. 0vernight there was an israeli strike on a car in lebanon that the lebanese media say killed three miners and their grandmother travelling in a car. israel says that was a terror suspect vehicle and it took place after lebanese grad rockets were fired into northern israel. 0ur correspondent hugo bachega is in southern lebanon. hug

this unity about ending the suffering in the middle east.— the middle east.bour party. _ the middle east. this is not about the labour party. this _ the middle east. this is not about the labour party. this is - the middle east. this is not about the labour party. this is about. the middle east. this is not about the labour party. this is about anj the labour party. this is about an awful conflict in gaza. we have hostages taken weeks ago now here is still being held. we got news in the last day that one of the hostages has been found dead, and civilians in gaza, including women and children, who have lost their lives in this conflict. that is where my focus is. alleviating that suffering and ensuring that we can have a stepped approach to the two state solution that is so desperately needed. 0n solution that is so desperately needed. on that issue, alleviating the suffering, a two state solution and making sure we get there, there is complete unity in the labour party. is complete unity in the labour pa . �* , , party. but there is in complete unity over— pa

week right now, and then let's talk about the dramatic events that are unfolding right now in the middlet. the eleventh meeting of the belarusian-turkish intergovernmental commission on economic cooperation took place in ankara, minister of foreign affairs of belarus sergei oleniyak said that the countries are significantly closer to fulfilling the strategic goal set by alexander lukashenko and recep tayyip erdogan to increase mutual trade turnover to one and a half billion us dollars. reducing the imbalance in mutual trade. under the conditions of western sanctions, the republic of belarus is of primary interest in resolving issues of mutual settlements, logistics, and delivery of goods to turkey. and also. through turkey to third countries, to the countries of the global south. in addition, an agreement was reached to strengthen cooperation in the field of agriculture. a trilateral belarus -russia-turkey project related to the design and construction of a reinforced concrete structures plant in southern turkey is at the initial development stage. european commission recommended startin

i'm talking about basically trying to resurrect the middle. the moderate middle. the sensible, common sense middle. and right now, i don't care what you say or what people might be thinking. they're telling me that we've had enough. we can't take it. it's just so much visceral, you know? when you have donald trump basically normalizing the attacks on human beings every day, you, know anybody who doesn't agree with him, he's after. and i've said this. the country would be in a horrible situation, challenging our democracy, if he got reelected. and i've said this very clearly. he believes that truly, the only fair election is the one he wins. he believes that the law only applies to everybody but him. and he attacks anybody who doesn't agree with him. and he uses his horrible analogies of so many get americans, just because they might not be in his bandwidth, if you will. so it would be horrible on that, and no truly concern for the rule of law, who we are as americans, what we're about. and that's the thing we're talking about. having to a certain extent on preside

there was no such garbage, in the soviet union the coastal region was the middle east, the middle eastoks in a foreign language they read that there is only the middle east, aka midlyst, however, here, that means, actually, this... geographical things, in my opinion, this is where we are going, really, we, i really like i liked today’s speech, but under this speech, the conceptual, political speech of our minister, of course, we need to put a truly methodological, scientific base, a scientific and practical base, and it should be our own, and not a borrowed translation, like this. a big problem , and the very last thing, we immediately remembered the simple russian word glasari, glasari, and vocabulary, yes, and so on, by the way, these are different things, that’s why. there is also a compendium , i still don’t know what it is, but the last thing i’ll say, i’ll say now in publicity, but we don’t want war, but our great achievement is that we have proven to these westerners, why are they starting to get nervous now, that we can go to war, and we can do it in both modern and any kind, w

we'll definitely go down in history as a turning point for the middle east. a mazda is attack, and israel's all out war and gaza have forced countries around the world. do we think their priorities is real, the plants to leapfrog over the palestinians and in a great itself into the region are now on hold. for the us, it's plans to pivot to asia, to focus on china and avoid getting drag back into the middle east. are also gone with the wind. so what are the far reaching implications of the cost of war? not only for the palestinians and israelis, and what happens next? today i'm talking with john alterman, the director of the middle east program at the center for strategic and international studies. john, thank you so much for joining us today. thank you. me a start out. you were a very powerful, interesting article. i want to have everyone go look at it. it's on the csr. yes, website called is real, could lose the implication is how mos could win. so tell us how. how mosque goodwin mike moss is goal is not to defeat israel on the battlefield in any near term f

into some kind of primitive horror. yes, from the point of view of arguing what is happening in the middlenot, of course, in any way justify the victims of the hamas action, but to use the argument that they killed us, now we will kill them, well, this means openly accepting, not them terrorists, but just their women and children, yes their women and children, but this means that at the state level... de facto somewhere in their heads, maybe not at the level of political documents, but the hamas logic, it is accepted in israel, it’s scary, but then what this is an argument, we are not us, we are waging war according to the rules, because we are a democracy , there is no fascism in ukraine, because their president is jewish, yes, it doesn’t remind me of anything, in general this, in general this is of course, this is very... unpleasant thing, this is a very unpleasant thing, you know, when you took half a step, if a truce is really achieved and exchange of hostages and prisoners by israel, that this is in favor of hamas, and not in favor of israel, this means that the task of releasing the

in the middle east, especially, america is not only confused, it has no strategy, it acts chaoticallyes in the region rather than benefiting itself, whether this is done intentionally or not . intentionally - this is the second question , uh, who knows, maybe this is part of a big plan, someone there, something like that, well, we won’t talk about it. who knows, in any case, the global leadership of the united states is under a very big question, uh, but what - this question gives rise to, it gives rise to - permissiveness. but because the americans for a long time pretended that they were able to manage the process , in fact they have not been able to for a long time, there is no such period, that’s when the soviet union tsikul, everyone sat down, the americans tsikul, everyone sat down, well, that’s it, let the americans now they’ll try to say something, everyone will sit down, it won’t happen in the region, it won’t happen, but this is all permissible, why is it it is possible that the americans have withdrawn from all possible agreements, that the americans have destroyed all the

the middle east. the united states senate does not intend to consider a draft law on assistance to israel without taking into account the needs of ukraine. democratic leader schumer will present his own initiative. please, konstantin fodorovich. firstly, i want to say that the ground operation that has been announced for so long is... is happening, is happening before our eyes, no other announcements of expectations will follow, that is, strictly speaking, this whole the story has come to its finale, it would seem, i do not and have never had any doubts that israel and its allies, the support that the united states provides it, is, or willy-nilly, enough to destroy everything in the gas strip, then , what i doubt is that israel is actually separating hamas from the rest of the arab population of gaza, they, it seems to me, in israel came to the conclusion that as long as this population is present there, it cannot but be hostile, after all, what happened is simply difficult to imagine, even in the eve

who can achieve these in the middle east . it was maureen american, military analyst, speaking to us earlier. okay, let's look at some of the world news now. in the u. n. has warned of escalating conflict incidents west industrial region. it says that more than 800 people mostly refugees fleeing the conflict, had been killed by um militia in the west of in the last few days. it's estimated that more than 10000 people have been killed in 7 months of conflict. the presidents of the united states and china, joan, pardon that you should ping, but how much anticipated talks at the asian pacific economic cooperation summit next week? it will be the 1st face to face talks in a year between the 2 economic superpower. now, tyler swift has kicked off the next leg of head blockbuster era's to in the us. and to me and capital one, a series. tickets sold out so fast that promoters had to add an extra died the douglas of the hand over robust seal met some of the thing is most dedicated fans who called themselves swift ease of rain or shine,

this article, joe biden is trying to explain why the united states of america supports israel in the middle, and the article is called: the united states will not retreat from the challenge of putin and hamas, this is verbatim, and the corresponding color scheme, look here ... on the front page there is a dove of peace, well, apparently symbolizing the united states of america, and below it there are, as it were, rockets in the colors of the tricolor in the colors of the flag palestine, in general, joe biden is trying to place completely unambiguous accents with his work, these are the exact accents and why the american president needs it, why this article was published in the first place, we will discuss all this with fyodor vaitalovsky, director of the institute of world economy and international relations. named after the russian academy of sciences, is now joining the fifth studio, fedor, hello, hello, greetings, so let's start with the title then, probably yes, why biden is essentially trying to put equal sign between putin and the hamas movement, why is he doing this, and he also emph

america was present in the middle, things have changed, and this time america wants to leave the middle east . let it be and let it be diverted, the power is good the power that goes to another area should direct its power to china and other powers that are emerging , we have reached a good point. the main global leader is china, but for several years, america has been involved in ukraine and russia, and then it is possible that these conditions will pass a little and reach the main rival of china, but the issue of the zionist regime and its crisis has come up, and the regime itself says that this is an existential crisis for me and that it needs america. vaise next to it means that he is an american he wanted to confront china so that china does not become the super-tyrant of the bad times. now it is stuck in eastern europe and west asia . how will it proceed? fortunately, what you said is exactly what you are saying, that is, america is now stuck, which means that what has happened now is not in accordance with america's global strategy . now that america has brought a ship and is sta

the middle east since the middle of last month. speaking of air strikes, officials say president biden has been putting more pressure on israel to extend this cease-fire to get more hostages out. biden was asked about his calls to israel's prime minister yesterday. >> i've encouraged the prime minister to -- to focus on trying to reduce the number of casualties while he is attempting to eliminate hamas, which is a legitimate obje objective. >> now, president biden made a number of calls to various u.s. military units from across the six branches of the armed forces. it's notable he did not call any in the middle east, that includes the u.s.s. gerald ford who has been extended twice and it was supposed to be home at thanksgiving with strike groups. david: thank you. attacks by iran-backed proxies on u.s. troops are escalating and reports that the defense department is building. is the biden administration doing enough to respond to that threat? that's next. (christmas music) ( ♪ ) weathertech gift cards have the power to wow everyon

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the middle east is how our theater of war has always been here, then the middle east, if. explodes, then up, and further to the north, all the countries, how the situation will develop there, only god knows, it’s the americans who are twisting this whole thing there now. dear corina, indeed, when we observe what is happening, especially the roaring, menacing twenties, you really understand that the future of all humanity depends on specific... these leaders, you know my respectful attitude towards alexander grigorvich, so i consider him very serious politicians and belarus are lucky that in such critical times, a strong-willed , very experienced manager is at the head of the state, but i don’t really agree with him, the fact is that the americans would really like to buy time to create chaos. the so-called controlled chaos, which was suggested to them by artificial intelligence in the old world, so that everyone would fight with everyone, incite all the conflicts, and they would stand on the sidelines, maybe they didn’t even spend much on this, but this initiative was seized from them th