of course has been pushing for the p a to take on a leadership role. it seems unlikely. israel wants to handle control anybody, much less. the p a on monday is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that israel would control the enclave for an indefinite period. taking on quote, the overall security responsibility, because we've seen what happens when we don't have what some fear is that the gaza strip is going to be reoccupied. and partly how is gonna be reoccupied is by people pointing to an extensible leadership get. what do you make of it? you know, money money, say the day after and is i'll uh, is waiting. who's gonna take over? who's going to control number number one, no interest control. no one can control only the one entity that can be in because it is an entity that can provide protection for its people not control of its people. that's number one. number 2 is one is not interested in define the single thought of the company back together. i showed you 100 percent that i'm not interested, you know, what? because they know the coming b

and the fact that the p a has not had a presidential election since 2005, or should p a or set the p l o be the representative of all the house. and if it was a fair to say that you're the representative of all the palestinian people, you'll have to number one, the president on the bus is and if that body has movement that is further, that was founded by him on the, on the, the late president just auto thought and many of the colleagues that's the national movement that has really turned us from the fusions to freedom fighters snatched the condition from the entire world when we were absolutely disappearing off the ball forward to inform the study as i have one voice, one flag one ad, there is one minute presentation. now this is a must, this is the biggest achievement of the study and people definitely have one voice. and we will not allow anybody to come to mind that this is different than individuals and personalities. we. there are many issues who have absolutely vanished from us because they wouldn't believe the list because they have no national institutions that are present the

was going to be taken off the p. a said we're not going to take it, you know, which was a correct position, i believe in the circumstances. one more thing before i let you go the impact over time of this war. but how do you assess that, even if this war worth it, and now look, you the numbers quoted by the you and the b, u. n. s. the report are good 1st, you know, back of the envelope calculations, we're all doing our calculations. different and institutions are looking at different issues. we've looked at things that we have a paper which will come up very soon on the impact of the labor force cut off. and so, i mean, there are so many different waves coming at us to begin with. and i think this is something we're gonna have a chance to talk about. but you know, gaza is, is, is we can no longer talking about the west bank and both in, in the palestinian economy is one if they're not talking about westbank because economy. uh, east jerusalem economy, which is another story. and of course, does, i mean, how does is 0 th

p a, a thank you. the 8080 percent of people in gaza with dependent on aid even before the latest move started . but the money dropped from $2000000000.00 in 2008 to a few 100000000 last year. since israel imposed of located in 2007, the strip has been described as an open ap prison view and says the restrictions have hollowed out causes economy, and describes living in this trip. in 2022 is being confined to one of the most densely populated spaces in the wealth palestinians, all without power. half of the time they did have inadequate sewage system, no, and no access to clean water. and its latest report, the u. n. trade body and todd says golf has g d, p per capita was at 46 percent last year, which is close to its lowest level since 1994. that means in the period of just a generation cause has become much poor on many nations. so been living standards rise sharply, and if you look at the unemployment rates, many 45 percent of kansas population was unemployed in 2022. that is higher than any country

in a recent report, the u. n says g d p in the palestinian territories as full and by more than 4 percent. this is after one month of war. that's a bigger impact than any previous israel, palestine war. 2 full months of conflict would cut g, d p by an estimated 8.4 percent, or 1700000000 dollars and 3 months of war. now you're looking at 2 and a half $1000000000.00 in g d p loss. the wars also devastating the labor market, 61 percent, that's the majority of all jobs and gaza. 61 percent of jobs in gaza has been raised, and then the occupied westbank. 24 percent of jobs are gone. one quarter the poverty figures are alarming. the number of palestinians living in poverty has risen by 20 percent, and that could soon be 34 percent. if the war continues for a 2nd month, that means nearly half a 1000000 more people living in poverty. now the war has had a devastating impact on gases economy, and that's no surprise when you see flattened buildings and an entire population under fire. we covered that in previous shows, but the u. n.

p. a. so thank you. the 8080 percent of people in gaza with dependent on a even before the latest move started. but the money dropped from $2000000000.00 in 2008 to a few 100000000 last year. since israel imposed of located in 2007, the strip has been described as an open ap prison view and says the restrictions have hollowed out causes economy. it describes living in this trip in 2022 is being confined to one of the most densely populated spaces in the wealth palestinians, all without power. half of the time they did have inadequate sewage system, no, and no access to clean water. and its latest report the u. n. trade body and todd says, golf has g d, p per capita, was at 46 percent last year, which is close to its lowest level since 1994. that means in the period of just a generation, garza has become much poor while many nations. so been living standards rise sharply, and if you look at the unemployment rates, many 45 percent of kansas population was unemployed in 2022. that is higher than any country

and there's that there was mention for a proposal that the p a would take over a governance of, of a guys that after ceasefire. and that was categorically dismissed by new yahoo, so i think what we're seeing now beyond the silence of our best. but also, you know, kind of the, the growing obsolescence of the p a both in the west bank and the future of, of as a effective way and dining them kind of as a token political show. and even more than that, a proxy for what israel wants to do in the west bank, but even even further down the line in the size of how and by doing really good to talk to little profess of arizona state university. thank you. i to fall off to full failed attempts. the security council has adopted a resolution cooling fridge and causes in fighting and gaza and humanitarian car doors in order to allow in aid nearly 6 weeks into israel's booming of the strip diplomats were able to find common ground focusing on palestinian children, christian, slimy husband. the russian and the us ambassador walked into the meeting together. foreshadowing the security council's 1st act

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but the western partners told p a to reject it and continue fighting russia the time with all guests and correspondence line up to this hour. it's a busy program for you right now. here we're not to you too much. so we kick off of this house, broad costs top story. of course, the 2nd day of the is riley hamas truce. is around 40 palestinian presidents as well as up to 14 hostages held by hamas, reportedly expected to be set free in the coming moments. let's get more right now . requesting live to our team of correspondents. this is riley john. let's nick call. you all can is joining us, intel, a v. i in the west bank. we have a journalist based, excuse me, westbank jonas. i'll just say i'm a haven't not jeep. thank you. mohammed. just outside the offered prison in the model. if i'm not mistaken, and is ready to join with robi bowman who is that they shape a hospital or i'm not the gun gentleman. thank you, old very much for joining us here, robi. if i may, i'll just stop with you. if i can, we understand you're actually at the hospital with formal hostages. what brought in on friday?

that's according to the p a. and as i say, it is just being described as one of the largest is ready, military lies the largest industry right since the beginning of the war residents of describing their being hundreds of soldiers. that not only came into the camp, but something that they hadn't seen since the beginning of the war. soldiers walking around the town as well as well. yes. president obama is such a big stream. me concerned about israel's next phase. if it's when gaza closing to official sources, the news website acts fuel says bite and wound is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that's an offensive install. the goal is i could wisant the humanitarian crisis as case of william laurence. he's professor of international relations at the american university and a full us diplomat. he joins us now live from washington, d. c. so i want to ask you about these ongoing negotiations. we have 2 hours on the 2 hours now until that see spot is due to expire. one would expect that with the experience of 2 ro

let me ask you a question about palestinian leadership because we see the p a as weak and we see a lot of the structural problems and leadership. but what is, what would you be invite, you know, advising. we got the top competent, palestinian crowd involved in the say what your today be doing right now? well, this is a tough one because there are, as you know, it was very competent and capable individuals. i used to deal with the, the prime minister in ramallah, in my final government position who was exceedingly confident, but eventually got undermined, was sort of pushed to the side and really hasn't played a significant role since that. and again, i'd love to see him. is this a lot by odd or different? yes. yeah, yeah. why? and he's written recently about and then plan and, and put forward affair his article and trying to put ideas on the table at least the. the challenge is how do you empower him? can you put a team together? can add at the already where with the resources and authorities come from. because obviously there's a lot of disagreement within the palestinian authority wi

p, a, the palestinian authority into the gaza strip. that might actually happen. and then they might put on this charade about creating a 2 state solution. i don't think they're actually going to go for to do that. i don't think they have a policy platform which goes towards that, but they're going to have to because at this point, israel will cease to exist as a states if it keeps going on in the trajectory which it is currently going on. and there needs to be a change of leadership there and then the americans, they need it immediately need to act and also recognize that how math is not going away in the gaza strip. now they can change who put controls the civil administration in gaza and bring in the palestinian authority. i think it's very doable, but the military presence of how math is not going away and that's going to remain . so there must be some plan put forward. there must be something that is put for to end this. but unfortunately, it doesn't look at the moment like the united states is pushing for that. this piece written by joe biden, where he's tal

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i think it is just hard to internalize these type of p a that you have constantly. we've been yes, will be essential supplies, look, we'll talk a running extremely low and we are risking to face at public health a catastrophe. e for people continue living in this country, precarious crowded conditions without excess to basic high to just on the water supply that we hear is contaminated in some places by sewage, chemicals, and, and see what a, what is needed to address that massive problem. and all those supplies getting through the water, treatment, plumbing goes up, have stopped, is have stopped working because of the local fuel. so if you will, is needed to restart these essential facilities. we have some, some, some the supplies together with our engineers for want of purification. so almost needs to be done, but we also need some basic conditions to be able to work with and also what's bbm . so every spice. so we can also coding escalation because the situation that the civilians are finding themselves in is becoming just more and more bearable with every hour of

it's a difficult balance that secretary blinking is trying to achieve p a by committing on one side to a delivery of humanitarian assistance. forgotten about that the same time rejecting a ceasefire due to his concerns at this i'm asked her is good, might use this. he's for you to regroup for further attacks on israel and speaking with a delicate balance. he's trying to strike the, we now know he's in to keep which have criticized israel and it's as also seen wide for about us to in full test policy. us diplomacy, given this batten's been viewed, this is this right, secretary, blinking lender. the 9 cross slower, a meeting with a circus con, prepared, so i can see you then. and as you say, not everyone is happy with this visit. you mentioned the pro palestinian protest that we've seen a all over the country in the past days and nadia today, texas police fire to you guys to dispose of profile this thing and really close to a military base that houses us forces the relationship between israel and tug is indeed strained on saturday turkey recall that's about that are to israel for consult

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