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president biden�*s national security adviser is due to hold talks with saudi arabia's crown prince inudi city of dhahran. it's the latest us diplomatic initiative to try to halt the fighting in gaza. previous talks involvign israel and hamas have failed to make a significant breakthrough. in the latest violence, a gaza hospital an israeli air strike targeting a house at a refugee camp in the centre of the palestinian territory killed at least 20 people. benny gantz, a member of the war cabinet has threatened to withdraw his centrist party from the coalition unless prime minister benjamin netanyahu sets out a post—war plan for the gaza strip. in response, benjamin netanyahu said implementing his demands would amount to defeat for israel. first let's hear those comments from benny gantz. translation: something has gone wrong. - essential decisions were not taken. acts of leadership required to ensure victory were not carried out. a small minority has taken over the command bridge of the israeli ship and is leading it towards a wall of rocks. while israeli soldiers are displaying incredi

operatives, people involved with this scandal, people like robert mcfarland, who had been the national security adviser, who was deeply involved in these orchestrated efforts to channel well, to go to the iranians to try to secure the release of hostages in exchange for the sale of these weapons systems. and then the money being channeled and used to support the contras. so mcfarland was a very, very important part of the of the the proceeding. fine. paul who was the assistant to oliver north who helped him destroy documents? she was, you know, a young woman who was kind of got lot of attention because she was she was attractive and the whole thing sort of played to the media's feeding frenzy on this overall situation. so, you know, there were many people who who appeared before this these proceedings who became quite prominent and gave important and ultimately the iran contra hearings and investigation revealed a great deal about the way the executive branch was operating, the way the reagan administration felt it had the power to circumvent the will of congress and and pursue a what really became a s

operatives, people involved with this scandal, people like robert mcfarland, who had been the national security adviser, who was deeply involved in these orchestrated efforts to channel well, to go to the iranians to try to secure the release of hostages in exchange for the sale of these weapons systems. and then the money being channeled and used to support the contras. so mcfarland was a very, very important part of the of the the proceeding. fine. paul who was the assistant to oliver north who helped him destroy documents? she was, you know, a young woman who was kind of got lot of attention because she was she was attractive and the whole thing sort of played to the media's feeding frenzy on this overall situation. so, you know, there were many people who who appeared before this these proceedings who became quite prominent and gave important and ultimately the iran contra hearings and investigation revealed a great deal about the way the executive branch was operating, the way the reagan administration felt it had the power to circumvent the will of congress and and pursue a what really became a s

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president biden�*s national security adviser is due in israel to hold talks with prime minister benjaminetanyahu, that meeting is the latest us initiative to try and halt the fighting in gaza after the failure of negotiations involving israel and hamas. earlier, jake sullivan held talks with saudi arabia's crown prince in the in the saudi city of dhahran. in the latest violence, at least 28 palestinians are reported to have been killed , most of them in a strike are reported to have been killed, most of them in a strike on a house in nuseirat in the central gaza strip. there are signs of splits in israel, benny gantz, a member of the war cabinet has threatened to withdraw his centrist party from the coalition unless prime minister benjamin netanyahu sets out a post—war plan for the gaza strip. it's part of an ongoing rift between the two. earlier i spoke to our correspondent danjohnson, who is injerusalem, about splits in the israeli government. they have been working together in coalition since the hamas attacks of the 7th of october. but that's been a fragile, delicate coalition that w

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the remarks by the israeli national security adviser appeared to reject the idea that we could be near of the war in gaza. he said fighting might continue for at least the rest of the year — although he didn't give details about how intense the conflict might be. now all eyes are on rafah, near the border with egypt. the israeli authorities say it is vital to enter the city because they believe four hamas battalions are still operating there. but israel is under a lot of international pressure to limit its operations in the city to minimise civilian casualties, and officials are describing what's happening there as a "limited operation". still, scores of palestinians have been killed in recent days, and the un says more than one million people have fled rafah because they are concerned that the israeli military may launch a full—scale operation. virtually everyone outside israel — including the united states, which is the country's main ally — is against the idea of a major operation in rafah, because they fear that this could have a catastrophic impact on the civilian population, so t

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president biden�*s national security adviser meets israel's prime minister — in the latest attempt toins in a critical condition. the uk's biggest ever health scandal — billions of pounds of compensation expected for the thousands of people infected with contanimated blood. who'll come out on top — arsenal or manchester city — on the final day of the premier league season? and — auf wiedersehenjurgen — — there'll be an emotional farewell at anfield forjugen klopp. hello, i'm . we start this hour with the latest on the israel gaza war. president biden�*s national security adviser has been holding talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. their meeting is the latest us initiative to try and halt the fighting in gaza after the failure of negotiations involving israel and hamas. earlier, jake sullivan held talks with saudi arabia's crown prince in the saudi city of dhahran. in the latest violence, at least 28 palestinians are reported to have been killed , most of them in a strike

at the president's national security adviser said so far israel has been targeted an limited in whatoing in southern gaza. the u.s. is watching to see whether there's a lot of death and destruction from this operation, or if it is more precise and proportional. are you clear on what the red line is here? >> well, what we know is that there's a humanitarian disaster unfolding right now in and around rafah. we have not been able to get in significant shipments of humanitarian aid, and so no matter how many people are dying from israeli military operations, there are people dying every single day from an inability to access food and medicine. this is ultimately accruing to the benefit, not the detriment, of terrorist recruiting. that's my big worry here. there's a moral cost to the number of civilians that are dying inside of gaza, but when you continue to withhold food and aid from the people, that ultimately makes these terrorist causes stronger, not just in israel, but around the world. our own intelligence experts have told us that this is having a generational impact on terrorism,

bloody. >> and those concerns were raised in a phone call on sunday between president biden's national security adviserke sullivan, and his counterpart in israel, the white house says that sullivan raised those concerns discuss alternatives to a ground invasion of rafah, israeli national security adviser said that those concerns were being taken into account. but at the end of the day, these concerns or nothing new president biden has been raising them with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on phone calls dating back to february. and there are no signs that netanyahu is necessarily taking those views into account. he has said that a ground invasion of rafah is necessary to completely eliminate hamas that view is completely at odds with what we heard from american officials officials on sunday, including the secretary of state, antony blinken, who said that a ground invasion of rafah could launch a hamas insurgency listen to more for a little bit of what he said. >> they will be left holding the bag on an enduring insurgency, because a lot of armed hamas will be left, no matter what they do

president biden�*s national security adviser heads to israel, in the latest attempt to halt the fightinge river tyne in the northeast of england. a 13—year—old remains in a critical condition. the uk's biggest ever health scandal — billions of pounds of compensation expected for the thousands of people infected with contanimated blood. and who'll come out on top, arsenal or manchester city, on the final day of the premier league season? president biden�*s national security adviser is due in israel to hold talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that meeting is the latest us initiative to try and halt the fighting in gaza after the failure of negotiations involving israel and hamas. earlier, jake sullivan held talks with saudi arabia's crown prince in the in the saudi city of dhahran. in the latest violence, at least 28 palestinians are reported to have been killed , most of them in a strike are reported to have been killed, most of them in a strike on a house in nuseirat in the central gaza strip. there are signs of splits in israel, benny gantz, a member of the war cabinet has thr

secretary of state anthony blinkin at this peace summit, and jake sullivan, joe biden's national security adviserwell, it's just as well if he will come, well, but despite everything he does, who is he to nominate someone there. to make statements and put forward something, so i really hope for joe biden's decision. the minister of foreign affairs of the czech republic called on the event to create a strategy to deter russia. mr. lipavskyi said this in an interview with euraactiv publication before the meeting with colleagues from nato countries, nato member countries in brussels today, and at the same time he added what he meant. according to him, deterrence includes continued support. of ukraine, but not unsystematic like was until now, but a more integrated strategy at the level of the north atlantic alliance. at the same time, the head of the czech foreign policy department added that, unfortunately, there is no consensus within nato on this issue, and some countries, says minister jan lipavsky, are very skeptical. well, unfortunately, not only vasyl and i, but also you, the viewers, who watc

george stephanopoulos speaking to biden's national security adviser today. >> israel's ambassador toas responded to president biden's decision not to provide some offensive weapons that could be used in the rafah invasion, saying it sends the wrong message to hamas and puts israel in a corner. how do you respond to that? >> nobody has been a stronger supporter of israel than joe biden. he has sent an enormous amount of capability for israel to take on hamas. >> what would happen if they went in? >> well, first, because there's a million people there in very close quarters, who have been pushed there because of the military operations in other parts of gaza, you would have really significant civilian casualties. >> david: george right there in the situation room. let's bring in martha back with us tonight. martha, amid this debate over any full-scale invasion of rafah, president biden, of course, who says the u.s. will not supply the weapons for any full-scale invasion. we also know that there have been these very tense cease-fire talks. of course, dozens of hostages still being held

today, the white house says national security adviser jake sullivan spoke with his israeli counterpart about those plans. cnn's paula and cox and kevin love jack are following all of the latest polity. first, what is the latest on the ground in gaza well, fred, we are continuing to see people try and move it of the areas where the evacuation orders have been given. >> an also other parts of refer as well as shear to me that they're evacuation orders will be coming later now they're being told to move to the western part of the gaza strip. so the al-muwasi is one of the areas just along the coast, but it's been described as un by un teams on the ground as inhumane and saying that it is just not suitable for people to be moving to as the humanitarian situation is not good enough, there so what we are seeing is, of course, some cannot move. we're seeing some of the six, some of the wounded are unable to leave, were hearing from un groups as well that some of the people who are leaving now have left on average, once a month, they have been moved on by the israeli military, or they have bee

and according to the white house, the israeli national security adviser confirmed that israel is taking american concerns into account. but at the end of the day, these concerns are not new president and biden and top officials have been raising them for months all the way back to february when president biden first raise them with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a phone call. president or prime minister netanyahu has not shown any willingness to hold off on rafah. he says that that's a central to eliminate hamas. that is completely at odds with what we've heard from american officials this morning, including the secretary of state, antony blinken, who said that a rafah offensive could result in a hamas insurgency. let's do a little bit more of what he had to say presence been clear for some time that we couldn't and would not support a major military operation. rafah now, at the same time, we share israel's objective and making sure that hamas cannot govern gaza anymore. that it'd be demilitarized, that israel get its leaders. we continue to support that, but there's a better

we heard those concerns raised again today in a phone call between the us national security adviser, jake sullivan, and his counterpart in israel and jessica, i think this was a significant phone call. it's the first time we've seen an announced conversation between the white house and the government of israel since president biden then delivered that ultimatum on cnn, that he would pause shipments of certain weapons to israel if this offensive into rafah goes ahead in that call, sullivan discussed alternatives to a ground invasion and very interestingly, the white house said that his counterpart, the israeli national security adviser, said that though who's concerns were being taken into account, but at the end of today, the issues that president biden has with the ground invasion into rafah are not new he has been raising them for months with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, really going back to february when he first raised them in a phone call that has not deterred netanyahu from moving ahead. his view is that in order to completely eliminate hamas they need to go i

president biden�*s national security adviser has been holding talks with israeli prime minister benjamintheir meeting is the latest us initiative to try and halt the fighting in gaza after the failure of negotiations involving israel and hamas. earlier, jake sullivan held talks with saudi arabia's crown prince in the saudi city of dhahran. in the latest violence, at least 28 palestinians are reported to have been killed , most of them in a strike on a house in nuseirat in the central gaza strip. we can go live tojerusalem and our correspondent danjohnson. i correspondent dan johnson. i wondered correspondent danjohnson. i wondered if we could start with a meeting jake sullivan is having with mr netanyahu. you are still trying to get some form of ceasefire? yes! to get some form of ceasefire? yes, or at least a — to get some form of ceasefire? yes, or at least a guarantee _ to get some form of ceasefire? yes, or at least a guarantee that - to get some form of ceasefire? 1&1: or at least a guarantee that the military operation around raffle will remain restricted in order to limit the thre

so when you have, jake, as national security adviser, when you have a lot of the people that were in national security action scattered throughout the administration, some pretty spots at the state department, white house, u.n. and elsewhere, this idea of foreign for the middle class, this idea of adopting elements of trump ism and making it part of a biden foreign policy, all of that permeates pretty much decision making that comes about. of course, you know, you can be mugged by reality, as we've seen in recent days, but that is sort of how they go into every problem set. so you mentioned, you know, all of these advisers, including jake sullivan, tony blinken, a lot of the people in that circle, they came up in kind of the same space. they worked for the obama administration. they worked together afterwards, the think tanks. there has been a lot of among some that you know that makes them a little bit insular and that perhaps, you know, their worldview is a little bit elitist or not connected with the realities of what is going. for example, when they tried to do a reset with the ru

i think it is worth noting that national security adviser jake sullivan an hour ago, was meeting with israeli defense minister yoav gallant, who is listed here as someone they are seeking an arrest warrant four, so that obviously has huge international implications, but i do want to quickly ask you about the death of the iranian president ebrahim raisi in what you see as the immediate implications, there well, put this aside, although not the, not the war in the middle east, but put this event aside let's just be totally clear. the iranian president is an works at the behest of what they call the supreme leader ayatollah. how many 0s and more and more? of, the iranian revolutionary guard corps so the iranian president is not an independent actor. this particular therefore, not much is expected to change in terms of style of leadership and in terms of direction of the iranian regime the foreign minister also was killed along with others in that helicopter crash they will apparently have emergency elections in some 50 days. we assume that much of iran's focus will be internal right now

joe biden'5 national security adviser hold5 talks with saudi arabia's crown prince in the latest biddifficulty in the river tyne in the northeast of england. a 13—year—old remains in a critical condition. the uk'5 biggest ever health scandal — billions of pounds of compensation are expected in the infected blood scandal. ukraine's 0leksander u5yk beats the uk'5 tyson fury — to become the first unified world heavyweight boxing champion for a quarter—of—a—century. and judgment day — will it be arsenal or manchester city celebrating as the premier league 5eason comes to a close? hello. i'm azadeh moshiri. president biden'5 national security adviser is due to hold talks with saudi arabia's crown prince in the saudi city of dhahran. it's the latest us diplomatic initiative to try to halt the fighting in gaza. previou5 talks involving israel and hamas have failed to make a significant breakthrough. in the latest violence, at least 28 palestinians are reported to have been killed, most of them in a strike on a house in nu5eirat in the central gaza strip. benny gantz, a member of the war cab

biden's administration, including secretary of state antony blinken and the president's national security adviserjake sullivan, is actively involved in promoting the ukrainian peace formula and is working with other countries to put it into practice. the day before yesterday, i already told the world during the war that the world is about ukraine, forgive me, and that it would be better if i came from there. well, it would be best if the president of the united states himself came america's joe biden, it would be nice if vice president kamela harris came, well, thirdly, i'd like to see secretary of state anthony blinken at this peace summit, and jake sullivan, joe biden's national security adviser, well, that's just as well , if he comes, well, despite everything he does, who is he to make any statements there. and put forward something, so i really hope for joe biden's decision. the minister of foreign affairs of the czech republic called on the event to create a strategy containment of russia. mr. lipavsky said this in an interview with the euracts publication before the start of the meeting to

condolence message of the national security adviser of india to the government of the nation of iran in a phone call with the secretary of the supreme national security council, mr. ajit doval, in a phone call with mr. ahmadian, expressing: the deep impression of the government of the nation of india from sanhi balgerd, president shahid said: we are confident that the people and the government of the islamic republic of iran will emerge from this test with pride. the flag of the united nations in the main building of this organization in new york was raised to half-mast as a sign of respect for martyr ayatollah raisi and martyr dr. amir abdullahian. a large number of officials the representatives of different countries also attended to express their sympathy and sign the memorial book at the permanent representation of the islamic republic of iran in the united nations. a large number of representatives of different countries in the united nations attended the permanent representation of the islamic republic of iran and expressed their condolences on the martyrdom of ayatollah raisi a

now this visit from national security adviser jake sullivan is of course, meant to discuss the ceasefire situation, the aid situation, the possibility of normalization with the saudis. but it also very much highlighting some of the differences driving a wedge between gantz and netanyahu. first on normalization the saudis are insisting that any deal that's made has a component that involves an irreversible path for a palestinian state on this though, gantz and netanyahu actually seem to agree, not either of these men supports a palestinian state of course sullivan also pushed for more aid to get in for the israelis not to go ahead with a full scale ground incursion into rafah. and he also though, really pushed for the israelis to connect the military operation or to link it to some kind of an end game. and this is where benny gantz is really pushing netanyahu to come up with some kind of a plan or to get involved with his which looks something like what it seems the americans would like to see a palestinian government in gaza that has the backing of the united states and has the backing o

the white house announced a new military package. aid to ukraine this week, as us national security adviserake solivan said, some of the weapons from the latest package, announced on may 10, will arrive on the battlefield in the coming days. at the same time, western analysts believe that assistance to kiev is a waste of both money and weapons. as the french newspaper mont writes, new supplies of weapons, ammunition and military equipment will not help the ukrainian armed forces turn the situation around at the front. at the same time, more than half of americans count us spending. to help ukraine are excessive, this follows from a request from the financial times newspaper, and according to reuters, in the year of the us presidential election, for americans domestic issues came to the fore problems, there are more than enough of them, so in america there is a crisis in the law enforcement system in several states at once, they write about it even overseas. the british daily mail reports that 500 police officers have already fled from california to texas. they are unhappy with the state's c

so as the israeli national security adviser suggested, the indications are that we are still far fromitals have reported a surge in heat related in comic illnesses. voting is also taking place for congress in local posts. stay with us, plenty more news coming up at the top of the hour on bbc news. hello there. well, wednesday was certainly a day of contrast. the sun is strong at this time of year, and if you get some, well, those temperatures start to climb. in fact, it was a beautiful afternoon in surrey, with a high of 21 celsius — 70 fahrenheit. it was a different story however, further north and east, we had a real cluster of thundery downpours across eastern scotland and they drifted their way into northeast england, threatening—looking skies to close out wednesday across sunderland. and those showers are continuing to move their way steadily southwards as we go through the day thursday. so, some of the showers will continue to be quite heavy. not too bad a day across much of scotland, and northerly winds still feeding in a few scattered showers here. but there is a greater risk

now to the war in gaza and the white house says president biden's national security adviser has calledrael's military operation against hamas fighters in gaza with a "political strategy" for the future of the palestinian enclave. jake sullivan met mr netanyahu and other leaders, restating the need for israeli forces to minimise civilian casualties. meanwhile, in gaza, the fighting continues. palestinian sources say at least 31 people were killed in an israeli airstrike in nuseirat, in central gaza. the israeli military has said it has struck dozens of what it calls terror targets over the last 2a hours. efforts to deliver aid to gaza continue. this footage shows trucks lining up on the floating pier which was built by the us, before being towed to the gaza coastline. you can make out the vehicles, with their flat load beds, and upright driver's cabins, facing right to left, heading towards the ship delivering aid. these pictures, filmed nearby, show queues of people waiting for aid to be delivered. the un says fighting near the southern crossings at rafah and kerem shalom are resulting

the national security adviser of the government of india, the chairman of the national security councilepal and the foreign minister of this country, together with various indian personalities , expressed their sympathy and condolences in phone calls with the ambassador of our country. declaring yourself with the government of the nation of iran. mr. raisi aj whom we call rahmatullah علیہ. mr. raisi was a great supporter for muslims, especially the oppressed in palestine. he responded to israel with courage and patience and shook the false foundation of the zionists. he really cannot be forgotten in history. the indian media specifically reflected the news of the martyrdom of the president and his companions in yesterday's sane. this evening also , various political, religious and social figures of india attended the embassy of our country to commemorate this incident. his services will remain in our memory, especially in in recent days, in order to support the oppressed people of palestine, they carried out an operation against the zionists , which the muslims of the world are proud of

it's and there's no end in sight. israel's national security adviser says the offensive and gaza is expected to go on for at least 7 more months. so how is israel is that capture of the philadelphia car doors likely to affect the countries relationship with egypt as journalists coming out go holiday in kyra or what it's. busy the only boards the to the gaza strip that is most not under 40 is really controlled. and in addition, that is a protocol or an addition to the king david peace treaty from 2005. that is, when is, when was drew from this for the agreeing that there should be some kind of demilitarized zone. know is where it is claiming that they're under, for an operational control of this cory door. and they're doing this in order to prevent smuggling. they also claiming that they found several prominence with weapons potentially are smug it to, to how much it is if you decided strongly denying this, this thing that they destroyed since 2013 business when the machine didn't tell you, gave me the. ringback after photography, so it took overpowering you that since this time they destroye

and there's no end in sight. israel's national security adviser says the offensive and gaza is expected to go on for at least 7 more months. let's get more off. indeed, of the correspondence, rebecca auditors in jerusalem. rebecca, why does each barrel say operations and gaza will continue, at least in the end of the as well barish israel has maintained since the get go since the very beginning of this war that it's main military aim is to eliminate how about how about us now? as we're seeing is ro hasn't managed to do that. so assigned to continuing to carry on that military and in ross or as you just heard in that report there. and we're also say fighting was human areas that had been officially created and confirmed. you know that they had pulled down tobin central and northern, gaza and then come off of fighting a guerrilla warfare. many experts are in fact warning of what they say might be for revel. you know, as a sort of like insurgency style welfare happening in gauze that israel won't be able to come back and say to the israeli population, we did it, we eliminated her mouse. an

tell you one of the reasons it is surprising is that hostage families met with israel's national security adviser yesterday afternoon, the defense ministry in tel aviv. we spoke to one relative of a hostage who was in that meeting, and the national security adviser said in pretty blunt terms that prime minister benjamin netanyahu will not agree to end the war even in exchange for all the hostages unless the polling shows that it is politically advantageous to him. here in israel, there is a strong feeling that netanyahu is not moving towards the end of the war, but we just heard from the president of the united states that apparently he is moving and is prepared to agree to what president biden called a cessation of hostilities permanently, which would be a major, major development. and then you heard president biden there urging hamas to come to the table, to take the deal and to take what this group says it wants, which is an end to the fighting in gaza, reconstruction, and humanitarian aid coming in. we will see. this feels like a critical 24 hours as we wait to hear from the israeli governmen

international criticism over mounting civilian casualties in the city of ruffled israel's national security adviser says the offensive in gaza is expected to go on, at least until the end of the here is, is really, army spokesman daniel guardian dressing the latest developments in casa maybe mahoney. in recent days, id a forces has taken operational control of the philadelphia, caught it all along the border between egypt and dropped off from the philadelphia caught her dose of does an oxygen pipe for how mosque to which it regularly transits weapons to cause us trip open cover at our jerusalem, corresponding rebecca rid of historians. we now rebecca israel says it has taken control of the buffer zone between gauze and ease of what does that mean for the situation on the ground? well that's right, and you just heard it there from the senior military spokesman daniel. hi gary, saying that they had indeed taken control of that border region area, known as the philadelphia kartel, that they had found some twin t tunnels they say along that border area and they also found rocket launches, place very cl

cvd in infrastructure and browsing and presidents and there's no end in sight. israel's national security adviser says the offensive and gaza is expected to go on for at least 7 more months. let's get some analysis now from monday in the middle and she's from the wall studies department in the king's college london. good to see you, buddy. not why does israel se operations and does already continue at least till the end of the yeah, to good morning. well, what we have to understand is that such corporations are very complex and it's a very optimistic assessment that the operations will continue for at least 7 months. i wouldn't be very cautious on naming a timeline in terms of when this operation might. and because looking at history of counter insurgency complaints, they can go on for the kids and the military victory doesn't necessarily mean that the war is over. therefore, i'm sure is that it is sad for it. more political reasons to relieve some of the pressure on israel rather than an accurate assessment of what might actually happen on the ground yourself. that is mainly for political reason

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