a question of whether they will mold well, what is the technocrats who have been brought in to the n p p university left to us . some people asked that to do that, do not have much experience of being in government. they said we have some expertise and there's an eoc, it was with a selection thinking, a clear mandate and he got it and you set it there. but from what i'm sending in, in your previous answer, um that doesn't mean that he'll be able to just enact his policy proposals the way he wants. yes, i don't think that's going to be possible. i think that would be have, we'll have to do some sort of negotiation with whoever he's probably mentioned. majority is and with the rest of his party called their industry ibp. so what does he need to do? because there is, of course, a lot of, of, of, you know, this confidence and in the government and, and governance from what people have experienced in the past. what does the president now need to do to restore that confidence and, and show people that this is a new political era as well, the entire social contract and see loc raising taxes. we

political parties who had broken broken promises, the presence of a commodity, something like a n d n p. p has said they are well aware of the weight and responsibility that comes with this over with the majority. they have said they have seen the history where politicians of abuse, drunken with power, this kind of majority. and they have promised not to literally let it go to the head. the problem is not to displace the trust placed in them. so people will be watching. they have a lot of hope, and they suddenly hope that the ncp will be delivering and for sending those from is between now and understand from columbus. now police in the serbian city of novi, side have clashed with protest is cooling for arrest over the collapse. the railway station roof. any of this month have been trying to block a cool house through the city several activities with jail early a demonstrations 15 people were killed when the concrete roof collapse every 3 weeks ago. a volcano in iceland disrupted for the 7th time in less than a year? lava viewed, some of the regional moments along fisher lights on wednesda

busy is important for the n p p to keep its promises of routing out corruption and bringing in sweeping changes that many of us full automate to supplement but have done more. we definitely need a strong power in parliament. so on november 14, we must feel the parliament with our representatives. thousands of candidates are competing for $225.00 seats in the legislature. most districts need to buy the papers just if it in the hundreds of names in the free. this is the list for the colombo district, which has the 2nd largest number of candidates, an i watering 966 competing for 18 seats is the 1st time since the crippling economic crisis and angry street demonstrations that voters are choosing who will represent them many states time to choose people who is of the country above themselves. as sherlock a stands at the crossroads, these election results may will determine its future minute fernandez, which is 0, colombo as well. leaders are discussing how to pay for the transition away from fossil fuels, delegates that the u. n. climate conference in azerbaijan, on discussing how to increa

a strong position in parliament has essentially reached fusion with the voters deciding to put the n p p in parliament to effect the changes and give essentially frozen and tips to walk they said they would do the router corruption, address the economy, and given to the wishes of the people to start a new slate, had introlatta. yeah, as the same and now there will be extremely high expectations of this and they all k to turn the economy around and tackle corruption. is he the amount to do it well, the, the millions of people who have voted for his property will certainly be hoping that the trust and the confidence that they have placed in the national people's file is not going to be a mistake. so if anybody come at least in terms of the pleasures that have been made to the people, it seems that i'm under a commodity. so i'm not that he's been given the time, the space and the opportunity to put his money where his mouth is and deliver. now, obviously one of the things right into this campaign and even when he contested the presidency, was that he wasn't tested, he didn't have experience

parties of the previous parliament had all sorts of going on this gap on getting campaigns that said the n p p has never had governing experience. they don't know how to run an economy, especially in light of the fact that for long case trying desperately to get on its feet of the such a serious economic crisis. so all of these kind of season politicians have gone on record as saying, look, we are the only ones that can write the ship, can stab realize things. the in p. p doesn't have it. but with the president uh, sort of being elected on the 21st of september. he, in the 6 weeks to the election has brought in people who have got experience. and he said, look, willing to work on this to bring change. and that's what people will be hoping that he and his faulty keep those promises. okay, thank you for that. michelle fernandez, the 1st in columbus of the us president elect donald trump has named a vaccine skeptic to have the department of health robert f. kennedy junior is a full, not presidential candidates and environment with. he has no formal background in public health. like kinda reports

the n p. p has taken on a memo task, they've promised to do a lot. and it's down to those who sit in the legislature, which you can see behind me to make good on those promises that fernandez was a 0 colombo that we're back in half an hour, whether is next on alpha 0. and then inside story will consider the implications of the arrest warrant issued by the international criminal court against the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his former defense minister, you all come back and say, what else? the, the habits involved in stones just recently from the 11th of trust or eastern iraq. this is in the northeast and profit right northeast the bank. that is the grand stuff to rise. that was a hail storm. however, i think next vicious weather is coming in to wants to get the full costs and for friday does look fairly shower in the science. otherwise, nothing to share about. in fact, the wind being a subsidy, it means it's quite warm and it's stumble. but let's watch stuff the day. the winter weather it's coming out of europe will make a big im

disabled faces the same old parties have been drinking us for, for too long now, and that's with the n p. p came in and promised to bring a season of change. and it certainly seems from the numbers game they wanted a 2 thirds majority, which is that magic 150 seats out of the 225 seats in parliament as the number of stand. and the breakdown that we have heard so far, they've secured something like 158 or 159, a massively the head of the 2nd largest party, the s j b. that's looking at something like 40 or 41 percent of seats. so they have been given that monday. and it certainly seems if you look at the sort of spread across the country that people have voted over, whelming lead to take a chance on the in p p. now that the opposite of us who say, you know too much power is something for concern. but the president had said that on the 14th that the people, the voltage should fill the parliament with his representatives that could give give effect to the change that they are promising. indeed, we'll see what that final tally is in the coming out for the modem in else and then does that in colu

and that's where the n p p came in, promise to bring a season of change. and it certainly seems from the numbers game they wanted a 2 thirds majority, which is that magic 150 seats out of the 225 seats in parliament as the numbers stand. and the breakdown that we have heard so far, they've secured something like 158 or 159, a massively the head of the 2nd largest party, the s j b. that's looking at something like 40 or 41 percent of seats, so they have been given that money that you as president elect donald trump, has named a vaccine skeptics who had the department of health robot f. kennedy junior is a former presidential candidate, attends environment lawyer, but he has a formal background in public health. people think fight against it all is just a real estate of salt refuge in northern and eastern regions. the you and says more than $135000.00 of being forced to flee since late last month. when the power of military rapids support forces launch attacks on dozens of villages. wondering groups say that they are a surface killed, mold in 1200 civilians

developing rapidly and oil gas i nuclear technology is wet quite active in building new units for n p p. we also know an ice supplies of oil and gas. and this craze, i should've been approved for full proof. i'm not sure if should i use it your system for ensuring china's energy security. we have a can to use old uh, nothing can pursue exception. so it's cooling that neither storms, no lanes of communication, nothing can ask. who am i searching under my now cooperation? because we've got in common board to have the supplies. well, continue, just as a say, i've been going. there is a guarantee of that you're doing, my sister. yes. number. there's a so you mixed up. i believe that the, if the us chose machine, you have a different of a different attitude from when you do what's china and russia. so if they chose a policy of try level cooperation instead of double stand constrained, then everyone would stand tools that when i guess another question about the trial, actual calibration you, i spoke about that and i ended on that if you were not uh, following me a check uh what, yeah, sorry i

democratically and for the people of this country that have placed the hopes and aspirations with the n p p. and that's monday, huge banded. they will be hoping that the president and his party doesn't forget his promises. all right, thanks. so much michelle sanders still ahead on al jazeera lava views across southern iceland. also the 7 small county corruption in the region. this year, the the now the international criminal called a sentence, the former leader of the money in a group on sought a dean to 10 years in prison of hudson. i'm the lies. these was found guilty of what judges called a reign of terror in 10 bucks. 2 in 2012. he served as the police chief of the archive that link group often sees the city. where should one view as you may find some of the images and nicholas hawks report to be distressing. this was all of a sudden i got billed in 10 book 2 in 2012, wearing a green turban and secretly filmed by alger 0. he's now a convicted work criminal during the occupation of northern multi by the i'll tell you that link arm group on. so i'll dean the quiet village of bet turned in

this power is important for the n p p to keep its promises of routing out corruption and bringing in sweeping changes that many of us full automate the suck too much but have done more. we definitely need a strong power in parliament. so on november 14, we must so the parliament with our representatives, thousands of candidates are competing for $225.00 seats in the legislature. most districts need to buy the papers just to fit in the hundreds of names in the free. this is the list for the colombo district, which has the 2nd largest number of candidates, an i watering 966 competing for 18 seats is the 1st time since the crippling economic crisis and angry street demonstrations that voters are choosing who will represent them many say it's time to choose people who is of the country above themselves. as sherlock a stands at a crossroads. these election results may will determine its future minute fernandez, which is 0. colombo, still ahead on knowledge as he or i will tell you about the former football that has now made his debut in professional attendance. the business like this to b

well, i think the same principle is being applied over year p n e u government's and b, p u bureaucracy. they're answering to someone else. they're answering to these people do these interests, which most people don't know about. instead of answering to those whom they're supposed to, sir, and that's the main problem. so i would say it's a big democracy. that's a set that's turning slowly to a economic and humanitarian disaster. yeah, it's interesting, you know, i was on the brussels as pressure or pressure, so be hungry. i'm still back here to stop buying gas from musket. meanwhile, some country supposed to explain how well the, the motors, watch it as a d y. is there a sort of this double standard from brussels? you know, the, i mean, that's par for the course. you know, i. e, we've heard, you know, the european for, and the upstairs dimension of joseph around, you know, keith said that you use like the jumbo. i mean, everything outside of you is a jungle and the you itself is a garden and you know it's not the same standards. the jungle is something that needs to be civilized while t

earlier because the supply and confidence agreement between the n d p and the liberals has been uh, is, is no longer offered to the n d p. lead a just meeting has withdrawn his support. so that means that the election can come any time. and it seems to me very clear from what you can use that i've been able to read about this incident that mr. polly everett, who is the leader of the conservative party, is doing everything he can to waited for this control this which by the way, is still under police investigation if use all right. he could decide director all they do political economy research group of manitoba university. thank you for your time. by washington's relentless desire to control the global narrative as pushing the rest of the world to embrace multi polarity. that's according to russia's foreign minister. and sir, if the junior says the laws of this bustle, military alteration in ukraine, washington, and it's such a lot have aggressively misuse sanctions against small shock spots of the hybrid war that waging the west new colonial practices primarily affect developing countries in asia, africa, and latin ame

p. christy mcneil is a brand new n p she was on the board. so this is just, this is a labor party vehicle which they use to, you know, put here, stormy and power based on how this is effective. let's bring over the state. let's see how it works over there. and what makes it so interesting as you know, normally if you understand politics, our politicos do like they project out. right. so american politicos and for a variety of reasons i heard is because we have the best political operatives like in the world because we have, we have campaigns happening everywhere. there's ton of money. there's tons of money in american politics. so you can try out new strategies. so when you're an american political operative, you get like there's causally a campaign you can work on. there's cost money that you have to, i figure out how do your polls if that's what we had a new strategies are political operatives like once a campaign is once they go work in england, they go over it, it is real argentina, the middle east, eastern europe, whatever it's very comm

p a is bracing for all of its money from the us to again be cut off, right for c a u n s p, a official tells l g 0. without us funding, they would need to shut down 13 health clinics and vocational schools in afghanistan, that on average health, $30000.00 women every month. and with these reels continued on parchment of gaza and open hostility to the you when there is real world. this time around is real pressure, trump, to make deeper cuts. one major challenge to the u. n. is the world. donald trump doesn't care that much about the institution. that a lot of republicans in congress who have very angry about the way that you and officials and you and general assembly have criticized the israel, is released as a garza. and so i think that will be a big push from congress to 0 out. i'm extensive parts of view and budget really and revenge for this criticism of the if it's rarely campaign on wednesday and bassinger said they were in a wait and see mode. we still hope that the top of demonstration where see the value of multilateralism and working together for the benefit of every month. last month, israel's parliament pass legislation to shut down the un relief and works agency for palestinian refugees known as unreal. if this legislation is implemented, it calls for shutting down and run by the end of january. coincidentally, it could fall on the very week. donald trump is sworn in as the next president of the united states gabriel's on to i'll just need a united nations new york from phoenix reaction from african countries to donald trump's victory. well, venture like tree messages all pulling in some other let's say that from surprise to africa is viewed as hostile. so read the reports, the a from janice, beg in south africa, or during his previous presidency. donald trump was lovely dismissive of africa and he was heavily criticized when referring to some countries in a derogatory way. trump is always the no to want to counter chinese influence on the continent. judas could drive his foreign policy, the tide war and say, but that's the thing that's happening between the united states and china. there's a triple a technologically that's happening with china. and of course, the tension with china on the south china seas and tie one of these factors i going to play a part in how the new administration in america is going to have relations with africa. it's likely that trump would scrutinize more closely to aid assistance to pull countries would benefit the you with, with some remain positive. i don't know if that's the most of almost the same. it is the same kind of gender turn the notes of all these categories. was very easy for you. regarding africans, everything seduce that. africans also support him. and in fact, i personally believe that hen becoming the new president of the united states could truly change things. congratulations. have come from the leaders of many african countries, including my julia. if you b, as in bob with south african presidents, the remote force of says he looks forward to continuing a mutually beneficial relationship with the united states. canyon president william router has also congratulated from relations with african countries, could be less predictable under donald trump. but some of the say you could have a little pragmatic approach to the continent. one that's dictated by what benefits the united states. more than anything else, somebody, the ultra 0 john is about still head here on out as the japanese governing coalition is in crisis that the chancellor shields 5 is fine and submitted step paving the way and the elections next to the in depth analysis of the day. sidelines, how do you see the educational system in gaza informed opinion it's feed treaties? have a very high kid is inc. and in civilian political debate, what happens as either now has to be seen in the context of a whole raft, especially those that have been taking against on the inside story. what is israel trying to achieve in lab and on, is there a strategy phone out jersey or a full year of war in gaza? and now it is really troops invading lebanon. are the us in israel working to reshape the entire region. who americans trust to handle their economy? immigration, and the wars and ukraine and gaza? a quizzical look at us politics the bottom line. the latest news civilians are having no place to go through because they already have been forced to this place from full shooters, is to nowhere with detailed coverage. it's not just the north of the entire thread is under attack by is really missile fighter jet. and it drones from the hall. so the story, all eyes are now on you on member states, and whether they will defend the organization for since we are we, yes to is really exceptionalism. the, [000:00:00;00] the look of up to what you all, just bear with me. so rahman, in doha reminder of all the top so is the vice president campbell of iris has conceded the presidential election to the republican rival, donald trump. and that address to the nations evolved to keep fighting for democracy and promise of the sold tons of our republican candidate. donald trump has been elected. the $47.00 president of the united states winning the popularized. and i'm trying to an old 7 swing states that his campaign says that he set to meet with president job. i can show clearly in those you rated on january the 20th century limited way is really strong said favorites something, suburbs. the attack, talk to the hear area which is coming to heavy is rarely bombardment since the conflict escalated in september. it comes after a day of israeli attacks in the south and east where at least 70 people account levels. government has accused, as well, of objecting diplomatic initiative, swan has lots of insight into tools only after the aggression. and let's get more of this instead of go to a correspondence whose life for us in a route. how do you say that? what more do we know about these strikes that hit overnight and where they actually occurred of the, well, some of the overnight is riley strikes where the closest yet to baby's international airport, just a few meters from one of the runway. so i'm going to show you the miss aisles impacted behind those trees. it caused some material damage, but as you can see, we're going to show you stay with international airport. the only commercial airport in the country is still operational. this airport really is a lifeline for the country for the people of the country they, they're able to leave, they're able to come back home. it is also a humanitarian lifeline because a much heated humanity, korean aids, or drives to live in on curious airports. so the closest strikes yet, there were other strikes in baby southern suburb. you can see the black smoke still hanging over the area. they were intense, strikes, overnights. and in those neighborhoods which are largely empty of the this, the incidence followed an incident if you'd like on wednesday in television, where a miss sile impacted on the grounds of tel aviv international airport has the law claimed responsibility for targeting a military position close to tel aviv international airport. so this seems to be a response because as well and has, well, i really have been sending messages to each other and has a belie using a new weapon. if you like, it deployed the fact that $110.00 ballistic missile surface, the surface miss. so that has a range of 300 kilometers and it carries up to 500 kilograms of explosives. so as you can see, both sides are negotiating under fire, trying to showcase their military capabilities, but the spike has but laws, you know, it's increasing the operations across the border and it's joe graphical rates. but so far, israel has not been deterred, but of course there is this, as you say, a conversation be it through said policies about how to find a way to a cease fire has bloss, as is open to negotiations, but each side has red line state by of the no doubt the, the positions of, of, of the warring sites are still very far apart and that's why they are still negotiating under fire as well as the new secretary general name asked and made it very clear. yes. today, there will be no negotiations until there is a ceasefire until quotes, as well as the question on levon on and now is really prime minister benjamin nothing. yeah. who says that the he's not really sees fire is not what is important is what is important is to enforce any deals with is what i was trying to say is that it's once a role to enforce a deal to prevents has the law from disarming. now that this being understood and 11 on as a violation of the country sovereignty. so all the while without any serious diplomatic initiative on the table, we are expecting this trajectory of the conflict to be one of escalation. yesterday, there were dozens of strikes in the biotech and the car region in the east of the country. it's more than 30 air strikes, and dozens of people were killed between $40.00 to $50.00 people killed and just a span of a few hours. so the casualty pool is mounting and there is no prospect of a ceasefire insights. then they go to that source that the baby's international as well. thank you and is really strong because killed at least full palestinians and injured several others in gauze. a city bodies of the victims with straight across various streets as people scrambled to help with these strikes talks ej a 1st aid center and across the district. is there any attacks that killed 22 people on wednesday at least 15 of them in bentley, in northern goes, the honeymoon has moved from there by law. in central garza, as the world's attention is fixed on the us of president or waste israel. the salt and god has not closed this don ruskin workers in gaza. city have been assisting us for what's left of this residential building. it was hit by and is really as try among the injured our children. they play after the north has seen intensified military operations, with residents forcibly displaced by his regular soldiers. the patterns of destruction repeats in hon. eunice were mourners gather to prey beside the bodies of palestinians. guild and reason is rarely strikes enough is enough. we a tide, we are really tired. we have no energy to breathe. and no, we have slowed the dying every day that come out one hospital unit reports a dire situation. the organization stays about. 4000 babies have been left without taxes to critical care. meanwhile, the world holes organizations save it, has organized the 1st medical evacuation of from guys and 6 months. more than 100 patients are set to leave garza through the term of asylum and crossing to receive a treatment abroad. the valuation of from there and bella has a lifeline for some of the critical patients, but in gauze as estimated health care system. 1000 more continue to wait and hold honey, my fluids. i'll just be here from the central area of the gods through how the sy janisa 3 polity governing coalition is collab stuff to transfer life. schultz fund finance minister, kristian in the, in the dispute economic policy chart says that to hold a confidence site in january that will trigger an early election bend to spit possible from ballad monday. this coalition of the left and the right is managed to hold together since 2021. but over the last few weeks, not coalition. zip has become increasingly strange and it's spectacularly imploded this evening. essentially because on the right, the finance minister, kristen lynn. he wanted to cut taxes and cut benefits to put germany to try and improve germany's economy while all i've shown. so the chancellor wanted to increase the funding and increase following partly the way the funding for the war and ukraine means now that we're going to have a vote of confidence. sholtes is pulling a vote of confidence in january. he's almost certainly going to lose that, which will lead to elections in march, which again, his party will most certainly lose with the opposition on the right, looking to make gains in the election of your homes in march, i had of schedule the elections, which was suppose to happen in september and all of this happens at a very delicate time for your just with donald trump victory in the us. because jeremy is the 2nd largest contribution financially to the war effort in to ukraine's war effort against russia's invasion. if donald trump, for stacy's forces ukraine's home forces some sort of a resolution between u. k, ukraine and russia. then germany is expected to be at the forefront of a coordinated your a p and responds macro, and also a manual micro knowles, a very weakened in friends, but with jeremy suffering such internal tribulations and difficulties is going to be hard for the your patients to have this coordinated response in, in terms of whatever donald trump has, has to say regarding ukraine to the 2020 volt is on try to be the whole to see a on record exceeding the 1.5 degree celsius warming limit. and that's according to the european climate agency called a copious, the new days it comes days before the annual un climate change conference. us present. donald trump says that he'll again withdrawal his country from the powers agreement intended to reduce emissions from the greenhouse gases, causing global warming. the us is one of the largest common images in the world, not set for me. so problem problem in california is at home and the weather is next to the inside story because of the international consequences of donald trump's election victory to say, what is the that was st

now that trump will be back in office when f p a is bracing for all of its money from the us to again be cut off, right for c a u n s p, a official tells l g 0. without us funding, they would need to shut down 13 health clinics and vocational schools in afghanistan, that on average health, $30000.00 women every month. and with these reels continued on parchment of gaza and open hostility to the you when there is real world. this time around is real pressure, trump, to make deeper cuts. one major challenge to the u. n. is the world. donald trump doesn't care that much about the institution. that a lot of republicans in congress who was very angry about the way that you and officials and you and general assembly have criticized the israel, is released as of a garza and so i think that will be a big push from congress to 0 outs. i'm extensive parts of view and budget really and revenge for this criticism of the if it's ready campaign. on wednesday and bassinger said they were in a wait and see mode. we still hope that the top of demonstration where see the value of my 2 activities and working together for the benefit of

as d n i perhaps even p tech stuff has been nominated for the secretary of defense are going to be far more controversial and are really going to test the degree to which the senate g o p which alternately will decide whether or not these nominees get through or really complete lock step behind the president are willing to maintain and safeguard the institutional prerogative. ready the congress or you were just mentioning, the senate that because republican policy now controls by the house of representatives, as well as the senate, a major boost for donald trump's agenda. i absolutely use not going to have to fight with the so met with the democrats in which would control one of the houses. the other problem though, is that it's a fairly narrow majority within both the car in both houses in the senate. you know, you've got at least susan collins and we some more cows do you are normally republican independence a by definition of both express skepticism about some of these names and of course, nominating somebody like a. uh, rudy. i'm sorry. gates means that you're going to lose some seats in a very close house. so you've got to have the republican stick together for th

p a is bracing for all of its money from the us to again be cut off, right for c a u n s p, a official tells l g 0. without us funding, they would need to shut down 13 health clinics and vocational schools in afghanistan, that on average health, $30000.00 women every month. and with these reels continued on parchment of gaza and open hostility to the you when there is real world. this time around is real pressure, trump, to make deeper cuts. one major challenge to the u. n. is the world. donald trump doesn't care that much about the institution. that a lot of republicans in congress who have very angry about the way that you and officials and un general assembly have criticized the israel, is rarely some of the guys. and so i think that will be a big push from congress to 0 outs. um, extensive parts of view and budget really and revenge for this criticism of the if it's rarely campaign on wednesday and bassinger said they were in a wait and see mode. we still hope that the top of demonstration where see the value of my 2 actively, some and working together for the benefits of having about last month. israel's parliament pass legislation to shut down the un relief and works agency for palestinian refugees known as unreal. if this legislation is implemented, it calls for shutting down and run by the end of january. coincidentally, it could fall on the very week. donald trump is sworn in as the next president of the united states gabriel's on to i'll just either, if united nations new york, us and we're now joined by model on the shadow. i'll just be a senior political analyst mode one. i'm so glad that you're back in does how just in time to get into him. so get into trump 2nd presidency and what that will look like and what that will mean, especially for the region nothing yahoo on surprising the one of the 1st will lead is to pull them. congratulate trumps, calling it histories. grace has come back. we know nothing. yeah. who knows a thing or 2 about political comebacks. donald trump has totally left him yahoo! a number of occasions that he wants this war to end on one occasion saying he wants it to end by the time he's integrated. do you think he means that? and if so, is that something that method you all who will think about doing? and by what means? i would say he does mean that, but i'm not sure how much he means that in the sense that he probably would prefer it or if there is no middle east crisis on whose hands the day he steps in the office on january the 20th and less problems a better, or there is no doubt about that. but does he really mean it in the sense that he really ones ones that the ones down, judging from his various statements over the past several months. he's not very much concerned about human rights in palestine. he's more concerned about israel is, could ability and public relations in the west, and especially in the united states, he could selling these raney's. you would even need to one to down. you're not looking good out here in the media as if that's the issue. the issue is the representation in the media and not what's happening to the other students. or you would think that he would want the one to done, but under what conditions that's also important because nothing. yeah, also would want to wind on the war if how much, for example, surrender is as it continues to say. yeah. or if he can re, okay, by the northern part of guys of us on that part, the black one on an annex, the west bank. are these positions acceptable with the in the war? i don't think so, of course. so it's not just about saying we need to wind it down. it's also about on what conditions and when he 1st started making these comments in the election campaign about one to one thing, nothing, you all have to wind up the war. so a lot of people, especially the jewish leaders in america who read that as and said that this is trump given us. and y'all has a blank check. full gaza. do you think? is that how you read it? no, no, i don't think so. you know, i don't think the trump has vested interest in design is i'm the way, say by didn't did. he's not even if angelically attached, he has eventually go based, but he's not eventually attached to his. right. so i think for him, it's a question of uh, you know, that balance sheet, you know, what do we, what are we getting out of it? what is the united states getting out of as the war widens and as living on gets involved? and as perhaps this is going to involve a law next, i'm not sure. trump is interested in the beginning of his 2nd term to be involved in some of these. there's no more look you can say whatever you want to say about trump, he's a hyper nationalist, some people called him fascist, whatever. but he's not an interventionist in the sense that he's going to rearrange the affairs of them, at least on behalf of his read. he's not that type of leader. yeah. but he's not afraid of doing things that have a huge impact on the middle east. like he pulled the us out of the iran nuclear deal of his 1st presidency. he had, he was behind the assassination of how some, so they money, the invalid and revolutionary god come out of this. so that the head. so what do you think? how much do you think has presidency might emboldened as well and its actions against around? let's look at that to the context of a trump endorsing every single bama. right? and 2016 when it came in, he would have actually everything obama, right? he doesn't have to diverse, much of by the end because by the end followed on tom's footsteps, it's, it's mind bundling in the middle east by the not reverse any of the more important decisions they can buy from the gold on high just the next. the nice by the united states, that the invest in east jerusalem recognized by the central binding did not reverse trump by trump reversed obama. does that mean that you don't see? much of a change in u. s. foreign policy when it comes to the middle east? i'm the president trump, the we would be gullible, to say everything changes with advertise, then we would also be cynical. just like nothing changes, no things do change, but we have to be very specific. what does, what doesn't, what are the signals for change? and the trunk would be what secretary of state, and what's the secretary of defense? i'll give you one stocked example. if president obama decides to put tom cotton, senator tom cotton to be his 2nd of state or sect of defense as it's been predicted once. and again, then you can be sure that trump is going to be bullying confronting get on like there is not a more because that to be assigned that i'm bringing the guy for the mission. the guy for that mission, there is no greater any movie or one in the united states on tom cotton, and he's also eventually go christian and so on, so forth. so he does see the region in the, in the vision of an upper political connect to now who died confrontation with the one. if he puts a different sector state lindsey graham, we will see more approachable between is right. and so the idea as the main key issue, not confrontation with the accepted etc. so a lot of the scenario is we would know more about them as the next 6 weeks. we these based on the evolve and who he assigns for those chunky assets and one of the bit of stories to watch over the next 6 weeks. a lot of one. great to have your analysis. thank you so much. the 5 people have been killed and several wounded in gaza, often in his riley strike had a house and bade la here that follows an earlier strike fips code, at least for the palestinians in regards to city bodies of the victims, a strewn on the streets as people scrambled to help the wounded striped targeted, a 1st aid center that's broken, our correspondent thought it was him. he's joining us live from the in central gaza and thought if you're hearing that is really on the, is preventing president logan gosh says from attending. so they hollins, what more can you tell us? well, uh, generally uh the is what it won't cause that's been pretty much protracted as the minute to be a parade. sions, an area that tax, and they know that part of this trip intensified generally. and primarily the key been sense is that including bait, nyah and body, which wet densely populated sensors indeed the cause of cause. as far as we know, that the escalation dies as to the ongoing that tax have closed and led to such tensional casualties amongst civilly and said particular to be more precise. and in fact law here. well, as far as we know, we have trucks of information from home, medical sources into that. he's saying that the residential building that has been completely flat since at least 5 read them sweat that completely kills. a group of residents has been directly going out by. it's very hard to read in valley a refugee camp as well as 6 have been come from killed as far as we can really know from power sources the most of the territory. but apparently, what's going on is a very precarious escalation taken from the east very side by preventing civilians from returning back to the house as how we can do that. they have been following a very systematic military approach presented in supposing of wide spread the level of disruption for civil infrastructure. so residents cannot have any source of civil services including having access to foods to water as well. in light also or the destruction of the vast majority of medical census in the northern garza. and basically they have been binding to the ground main if actuation centers. what people have been using as a proper alternative of the destruction of the house and the even boost families of the solar eclipse. the top makeshift tends on the ruins of the buildings. they have been not allowed to do so would you to be on stable security conditions the most of the district. but not only they know that part of gone with that has been very relentless. is when that tax within the past 24 hours to be happy and also visiting the sites and i'm, is that right trip to come. we show a 3 story building been completely reduced to the russell off side that strikes that target. said that building we have been getting confirmation for medical sources in the hospital setting that 6 palestinians have been confirmed. killed was 17. others was completely wound. didn't know they are getting, gets region 4 and i was a hospital in missouri kemp and then the ox hospice ox from where we are at the moment. and apparently the, the, the level of disruption is quite extensive and the site of the attack. what these on going uh is valley attacks on multiple areas whose district did a key sign for palestinians that there was no new suit and the signs that this was done, a witness. i'm sort of a slow wrinkle, even an engine sites product. thank you very much. for that update thought otherwise, i'm with the mesas on the situation across gaza. this is ready to protest as have rallied again in west jerusalem a day after prime minister benjamin netanyahu fired defense minister you off gallano, crowd slip fires and march to nathaniel, whose house on wednesday night. they said glance remove, we could delay an agreement for the release of captives held in gaza. the full minister has been publicly critical of nothing. you all his handling of the v that's bringing that correspond that new to the issues. joining his life, i'm jordan's capital, i'm on because that is where the government has banned alger 0 from the fulton in israel and the occupied west back. so nude, what's been the full out of nothing yahoo 5 and that the well, elizabeth, it just added to the polarization that already exists and is rarely society, 52 percent of these really public oppose this move by nathan, yahoo! according to a full conducted by these really public broadcast or 58 percent. don't really have any trust in the incoming minister of defense, who was israel's foreign minister and has no military background the disagreements between deland and nothing yahoo! pre date, the war on gaza and it really has a lot to do with domestic issues in the way, not to india, who runs his government. he does not consult with ministers. he's more worried about his right wing coalition than consulting with the security establishments. kalonde, we have to remind our viewers as the man who calls palestinians human animals. he's the one who imposed the bond on food, water, electricity, and fuel on gaza. any may be i c c prosecutor requested arrest for it's for good launch on nothing. yeah. well, because they are both accused of committing more crimes, including using starvation as a weapon of war. so the firing is not so much about gaza and the way the war is going in gaza, maybe tactically, but more about israel's, the israeli government coalition. and how nothing, yeah, who wants to keep it and preserve it at the expense and the view of gallano of certain policies like the conscription law and other legislation that is now up for debates in the can who thank you very much for that. that is not, or they live in a mine and we're joined by tom with the cable with associated professor of public policy at the institute for graduate studies. thank you very much for your time. firstly, what if anything, do you think a lot of dismissal doesn't mean for as well as military operations and gaza? elizabeth, i don't think it will, has any effect city of effect. i mean, as we told them to petitions continue. i mean, the genocide the content isn't, goes on also it's, it's, it's expanding and level as well. so this is this, this is a political, the maneuvers, it's a and it's, it's, it's, it pertains intended foods to them, nothing you all condition and the positioning themselves to get to the, for a new page or shift that with a new us administration. busy i mean, gallant was, i have close ties with the, with the, with the, by the ministration. he was perceived as the most reasonable ration and politician or administered in the nothing else cabinets. he had direct communication channels with the americans as well. and he would bypass nothing, he also and send messages to the americans. i think nothing else has done with them . so it's for me, it, it seems as is as if he's signaling that he wants a better unified clinician or loyalist at to get that for the new stage. when from assume support for this like nothing else and knows what the next stage is. because one of the criticisms and that has, that has even come from your kalonde, is that nothing, you know, who doesn't have, he might have an end goal. but he does not have a strategy, and it's to it. so i mean these, these, the learning, the learning more or less by experiment, think that i had an error, of course, with the huge, tremendous goes on, on the people skies the on the people are flipping on. but those things are stuck to the ultimate goal. i mean, i've been gold, i think that the model is these are in the go button. nothing you know has prepared these are the society that this would be a long war. it's not going to end soon. and it will take different tactics, different strategies until they achieve or get to close up the shipping, the goals they want, and the 100 percent. and the, i think what's competing for them that, that they have. trump not empowered as when trump might give them this uh, the older to continue the support distributors and the so i think stephanie, i was comfortable. so this is what he's focused, not in on, on, on the organizing his own and turned that house, making sure it was some new annual position that the, the team that surrounds them is a team of loyalists. and then to prepare for a new stage, a new transition with the buy didn't have no solution to what and thought i'd, we've got the is writing forecasting authority just this morning saying that is the israeli army is preventing people from pertaining to their homes in northern gaza and we've heard from the highest officials even at the you when saying that they are worried about the possibility of ethnic cleansing in northern gaza. so to what end a lot there. and i think, i mean, certainly again, because because of, of, of, of the failure of the national community, i mean only relevant act. so it has to stop this crazy project is what it is in bucking on, which is ethnic cleansing, which is demographic is real good. i think engineering of the guys flip everything they're doing specially in the notes. it's signals that they are preparing themselves to stay. there's going to be a longer if your patient, by the displacing people by creating government is committed to the post. now somebody puts up and then think that on, even though the headboard doesn't, then it's sitting buttons and even in the most inside garza. so creating, know, put them in a ministry force and the sense that is what it is. good. think of the need to stay in the for a long time. if there's audio creation of it as a, a slowly engineering demographic, geographically engineering of gaza. i'm in preparation for the day after the plans, which are not clear to reflect any one but what the doing that would make it easier for once the bigger plan is out with and i think it will be off once trump is good with a, it's a it's, it's some thoughts what elements of the need of the essentially or something else with some bob that was the reason of partners, but that's what it is, is doing was moving now to a to prepare for the after glance. but it's, it's hard to find because if it's ethnic cleansing, it says it's, it's, it's bringing back and supervision. progressive is going to be put minutes. and i hope i hope that that's that, that's the lower regional populace gets involved in the settings because it would be disastrous for the region. and for the, for the students as well. i'm going to kind of go thank you very much for your time . we really appreciate it. thanks. there's still a head on algebra. gemini is going coalition isn't a crisis off chance to the shots. bias is finance minister paving the way for early elections next year. the on the job and these 3 policy governing coalition has collapsed on tons, not or the actual fuzz finance minister question then in a dispute or the economic policy shown says he will hold a confidence, flows in january. and that's one likely to get an early election. then a smith has moved, fumbling in this coalition of the left and the right is managed to hold together since 2021 bow over the last few weeks. not coalition. zip has become increasingly strange and it's spectacularly imploded this evening, essentially because on the right, the finance minister, christy and lynn, he wanted to cut taxes and cut benefits to put germany to try to improve germany's economy what all i've shown. so the chancellor wanted to increase the funding and increase following partly to way the funding for the war and ukraine. it means now that we're going to have a vote of confidence, shoulders calling about confidence in january. he's almost certainly going to lose that, which will lead to elections in march, which again, his party will most certainly lose with the opposition. on the right, looking to make gains in the election of your homes in march, i had of chevy all the elections, which was supposed to happen in september. and all of this happens at a very delicate time. so your, just with donald trump victory in the us, because germany is the 2nd largest contribution financially to the war effort in to ukraine's war effort against russia's invasion. if donald trump, for stacy's forces, ukraine's home forces some sort of a resolution between u. k, ukraine and russia. then germany is expected to be at the forefront of a coordinated your a p and response macro, and also a manual micro knowles, a very weak and in france. but with jeremy suffering such internal tribulations and difficulties is going to be hard for the your opinions to how this coordinate is responds in, in terms of whatever donald trump has, has to say regarding ukraine. 2024 was on track to be the horses via on rack would, exceeding the $1.00 degrees celsius. booming limit that's according to the european climate agency, copernicus the new doctor comes days before nations gather for the annual is due in climate change conference. us president elect donald trump says he will again withdraw his country from the powers agreement intended to reduce emissions of the greenhouse gas, the schools, and global warming. we are bound to see more and more experiences at the and the level. so these are the 1st, it wouldn't be the last, it would be every single year, it would become more likely for the temperature to pass the $1.00 threshold and eventually in, in 510 yea