rubel and it's uh, it's just business transactions with, with a lot of countries, the in the middle east east roll. it has stopped all humanitarian aid from entering garza and that's according to prime minister. benjamin netanyahu, who blamed the move, would have mass rejecting a us, glad to reach the end. the controls these fire a sealed sullivan. this, with the completion of phase one or more and in light of a mazda is rejection of the wind cos outline. we decided in a discussion last night that starting this morning for o entry of goods and supplies into gaza will be prohibited and stuff. it must be emphasized that mazda is being taking control of oil supplies and goods sent to gaza. it is abusing causes, population, who are trying to receive that aid. it is shooting at them and is turning humanitarian aid into a terrorist mechanism directed against us. we will not agree to that in any way about his role has approved a temporary truce expense and non the proposal by donald trump invoice. steve would cough. under this initiative, the seas file would remain in place during the muslim holy mo

middle east has been great, saudi arabia has treated us very well. i think qatar has treated us very well. they want to get that wholeness ended in the middle east. we don't even talk about that anymore. you guys haven't asked one question about the middle east. the middle east seems to be doing relatively well. >> for months even before you were elected in november, you spoke about your desire to free all of those hostages a year and a half ago you gave an ultimatum. he said if they are not all released by noon on the february 15, there would be hell to pay. is hamas coming there nose at you? >> i think the opposite. they weren't going to release any more hostages and i said there would be hell to pay and they released the hostages they agreed to release plus an extra one so you could say that was a big difference. i said to that point it's up to netanyahu and israel. i may have taken a different stance. they did release. they went back to releasing the hospitals. -- the hostages. they totally ended it and i said they are not going to release any, there will be hell to pay. the rest is really up to him. i will -- might have done it differently th

the demand signal to our industry, not just our services, but our friends in europe and the middle east and east asia. cutting through the red tape and allowing them to buy the weapons that we're providing here to provide for their common defense. mr. phelan: if confirmed i agree with you. sen. cotton: senator fischer also mentioned the sea launch cruise missile, nuclear. i'm glad you're committed to carrying out the law there. i think it's an important part of our deserve deterrent. another -- deterrent. another is the columbia class submarine. it's one of the three legs of our nuclear tried a. it's the most sur-- triad. it's the most survivable leg, they're almost undetectable that allows a second strike capability, against russia and china in particular as china continues its breakneck nuclear buildup. are you committed to continuing the navy's highest priority on the columbia class submarine? mr. phelan: thank you for the question, senator. yes. the nuclear triad and in particular the columbia class submarine is critical to the triad and its deterrence and we have to make sure we get that do

religious minorities pretty greg roman is the executive director of forum in the middle east a frequent commentator about middle eastn both national and international news channels as a national security and political communications in america university and — sorry and a senior editor of the daily signal and over other oh yes the dark money manipulating the federal government pretty writer and commentator on several policy is appeared about local and national news outlets and finally, the director sustainable development and resilience initiatives as a center fort strategic international studies is senior fellow with the project on prosperity and development he served at both usaid and the u.s. department of state and again, think all of you for being here to testify today. pursuant committee real 90, the witnesses will please stand and raise the right hand. >> do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony that you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god with the record showed that witnesses answered in the affirmative and you may take a seat. we appreciate you be

make peace in the middle east based on 2 states because peace could come to the middle east. the same way with the 2 states of the state of palestine established the long side, the state of israel made peace with china just as you've done with russia. and then we have the chance truly for a golden age because we're in an age of phenomenal technological advance. and our biggest threat is the continuing conflicts. the the release of russia in states never as tight as one of the most sense community best. most, i'll send some of the polls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on rochester day and split the ortiz full. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services for the question, did you say stephen twist, which is the, [000:00:00;00] the stuff for the summer shift for the picture. so should the shield economic model have new with these kinds of what it means? different this next time and see if it's doesn't figured tested by this thing. and so with the concept, even though is the

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middle east. and so michaux spends three years traveling throughout the middle east. he travels all the way up to the caspian sea, and then he returns to paris and he returns ladened with all of these treasures he carries back with him. he can. he's the person that's believed to be the first person to create a french to persian dictionary. he carries back something called the stone and. i read about this michaux stone and was described as 50 pounds. and it had this this kind of ancient hieroglyphics on it that nobody could interpret. actually, nobody could actually crack it until the mid-19th century, but everybody knew it was valuable because it had some sort of data on it. well, i went to paris to conduct research and to kind of walk in shows footsteps, and they had the stone out. the stone was only about this big, but was 50 pounds, which is pretty incredible. and he has hundreds new specimens and seeds. he arrives back at the court of france. they're blown away by him. and king louis, the 16th, decides, appoint michaux as his royal botanist. and michaux thinks, oh,

middle of the week. in the meantime, we have a powerful storm system already moving through the pacific northwest. that system moves east and really strengthens easte rockies. that will produce a substantial threat for severe weather across the mid and southern mississippi valley as we make our way into tuesday and wednesday. we have an enhanced threat for severe weather across louisiana and mississippi. looking at the threat for damaging winds, hail and maybe even a few tornadoes. in the meantime, we have got cold and normal temperatures in place across the northeast today. that stays in place tomorrow before moving out and moderating those temperatures as we go into the middle of the week. jericka, back to you. >> grant gilmore, thank you so much. >>> tonight, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy says he is ready to sign a minerals deal with the united states. the issue was among those prompting friday's oval office shouting match that shocked the world. today 19 leaders from europe and canada met in london, rallying to defend ukraine against russia. cbs's remi inocencio is there with the very latest. remy? >> reporter: jericka, good evening.

council's middle east program director of tucker studies at the on run center for strategic studies in car. oh, it's a heavy yeah. see me, a fellow in geo politics, international security and middle east studies at the role united services institute of defense and security think tank and in the united states in virginia or indeed. and i haven't saw a non resident senior fellow at the foreign policy research institute. here's what laws. the focus is on regional kurdish affairs. a very warm welcome to you. it is a big deal and date the story and actually highly i'd like to start with you for decades of almond struggle for 2000 killed. and now the prospect to piece before we . busy move into the nitty gritty of all this. could you just contextualize as far as just how much of a turning point in history could this be if the p k k and they do laid down their own? thank you for having me on the program. so i'm glad you said good because of course there are multiple possibilities and potentiality is here. but in the event that this does actually leads to a genuine piece and the, the laying down of ours by the p k. k. then i think the ramifications are quite significant, not simply for turkey

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