president, peace begins palestine and jerusalem. from here, peace starts. we extend our hand for peace and to work with you, mr. president, to achieve it. peace be upon you. pres. biden: president abbas, thank you very much clement to the colleagues i have had the pleasure to meet as well. we have known each other for a long time and i am proud to be with you today as president of the united states. and we can count ourselves as some of the earliest supporters of the two-state solution. as i stand with you today, now as president of the united states, my commitment to the goal of the two-state solution has not changed in all these years. two states along the 1967 lines that were mutually agreed to remains the best way to achieve in equal measure of security, prosperity, freedom and democracy for the palestinians as well as israelis. the palestinian people deserve a state of their own that is independent, sovereign, viable and contiguous. two states for two peoples who have deep and ancient roots in this land, living side-by-side in peace and security, both

mr. president piece begins with palestine angela sullivan from here, p starts, we extend our hands for peace and to work with you, i'm still president to achieve it. peace be upon young muslim. can think president your boss. thank you very much to your colleagues whom i had opportunity to meet as well as courtesy you again, my friend, we've known each other for a long time and i am very proud derby regional day is president 9 states and i can, we can count ourselves among the earliest supporters of the 2 state solution as i stay with you today now is present 9 states. my commitment to that goal of a to stay solution has not changed. and all these years, tuesdays, along the 1967 lines were mutually agreed to swaps, remained the best way to achieve equal measure of security, prosperity, freedom and democracy for the palestinians as well as israelis, palestine, and people deserve a state of her own that independent sovereign viable and contiguous to states for 2 peoples, both of whom have deep and ancient roots in this land. living side by side in peace and security. both states fully res

so we regards to, to palestine. i am one of the key things here. me of cats are stressed was, was i was to cast, ah, i kind of called critical eye on the speed in which relations are being normalized across the region with israel. obviously there is an outstanding issue about the palestinian situation. there. i was that a message from the me it's a to, to, for us to stop rethink recalibrate before we go headlong towards something we may regret. well, certainly there's the idea that the palestinians, of course, we have heard from him art about that is that the only way to pressure israel as for the arabs to leverage their influence. but if they are not making peace or normalization secure to coordination with his or there will be no reason for israel wide to or for the palestinians, and ent, occupation, and up at a sinister. but i also think he's also sent a bit of a message as well to the american president, not one of his our colleagues by saying, you know, we speak, we speak of a solution to that issue. but what we see is israel expanding, illega

the land of the palestine - is the capitol on the 1967, border and mr. president, we have respected and signed agreement and committed ourselves to renouncing within terrorism in the region in the world and we look forward from the u.s. administration to strengthen the civilization by the council it in east jerusalem and removing it the plo from the u.s. terrorist list. we are not terrorists and also the plo office in washington to work within the framework of partnership and cooperation to remove any obstacles achieving that. and mr. president, we look forward to the efforts of your - to turn the page on the israel occupation of our land and the discrimination against our people and estop unilateral action that undermines the state solutions we look forward to these efforts. and the. [inaudible]. and the respect of historic situation in the islamic and christian - and the custodianship's and something with the expansion, demolishing houses and homes and burning the cities and villages and towns and the killings. in holding that killers, they need to be

because israel didn't exist yet, the british had closed the gates to palestine. you monday, prevented anyone from entering legally 0. the americans had very strict immigration laws. so the jews who were living in eastern europe came to germany of all places, enough deutsch, lew. ah, it gets a lot of work new displaced bess's, the best son deeply these people were given a name displays knew her son, so get a little and in europe, but they represented a humanitarian crisis in the heart of euro. wasn't there were 200000 or 300000 jews who all said we cannot or do not want to go back to germany or poland and man will put blow loose no hope into europe had been transformed into a cemetery for them. many of them remembered that they had either a cousin, a brother, a nephew who had the great idea to go to palestine between the wars. donald hood, what could be done with these people who had lived through the worst human experiences you left be at least expense human? ah, a law i law and you he should, you need to look new to beacon. so at that point in the un and, and pu

the british had closed the gates to palestine. you my, they prevented anyone from entering legally 0. the americans had very strict immigration laws. so the jews who were living in eastern europe came to germany of all places enough, deutsche lew ah, cps, and love, love, walk, new, displaced best the best son deeply. these people were given, a name displays new, her son, so kel, little, and in europe. but they represented a humanitarian crisis in the heart of euro, what? there were 200000 or 300000 jews who all said, we cannot or do not want to go back to germany or poland. and man will put blow loose no hope into europe had been transformed into a cemetery for them. many of them remembered that they had either a cousin, a brother, i a nephew who had the great idea to go to palestine between the wars. donald hood . what could be done with these people who had lived through the worst human experiences you left be of these expectant human? ah, a now i low and you. he said you had to look in your cubicle. so at that point in the un a

s. position on a 2 state solution for israel and palestine. you'll meet palestinian president muffled, our boss in the occupied west bank in the coming hours before traveling to saudi arabia. molly's transitional government has ordered the temporary suspension of true rotations by the un peacekeeping missions, citing security reasons. the suspensions expect to the last until it talks are held to coordinate a new agreement. the move comes after marley's government arrested. 49 ivory and soldiers on sunday, the ledgers. the soldiers were mercenaries looking to trouble. the government ob rico says the troops were hired by a private company to support the you ends. peacekeeping mission ah. topic. which of the headlines here this our, the speak up shall anchors. parliament is confirmed. that president got a by a roger, thanks as resignation has been accepted. he's now in singapore after fling to the mold eaves on a wednesday, under pressure from mounting demonstrations against his presidency for roger pox. i had sent a letter on thursday announcing

s. position on a 2 state solution for israel and palestine. also the can, you knew were, were toward a last year negotiated peace between the state of israel and the palestinian people . israel must remain an independent democratic jewish state, the ultimate guarantee and guarantor of security of the jewish people. not only israel, but the entire world. i believe that to my core, the best way to achieve that remains a 2 state solution for 2 people. both amolla deep and ancient richness land. let me side by side in peace and security. you know, let speak to ali abernet, mom. he's one of the co founders of attic tronic into father website, and he's also author of the battle for justice in palestine. he joins us live by skype from chicago. very good to have you with this. so the bureau president joe biden, they're saying that the u. s. position on a 2 state solution for israel and palestine hadn't changed. do you think palestinians will be convinced by that? ah, only if you look to decades and decades of american declarations and think this one h

overriding israeli concerns are , let's keep the focus on iran and we need to talk about palestine.of course that there are no serious israeli-palestinian negotiations since 2009, the first year when joe biden was vice president. and israel does not want that to change, israel wants to maintain its autonomy over the occupied territories. they made a token gesture today, saying, all right, we will delay -- not cancel -- but delay the building of some settlements in the west bank. but pretty much, israel has the upper hand. and no arab state, that along the united states is going to challenge that at this point. and what does israel want to talk about? the one to talk about this bloc to contain iran, some would argue, push iran back, which has been really been pushed by the u.s. off to the side, with arab states such as saudi arabia and the uae. natasya: i want to get to the regional dynamics in a minute, but i also want to talk about the peace process between israel and palestine, the so-called peace process. the biden administration says it is still working towards that. khalid, i k

so the united states is complicit in the israeli occupation of palestine. the fact that biden is the 1st american president in recent memory that does not troy does not spend political capital in order to advance the cause of peace. is a cause of alarm that his administration is not serious about walking. it's falk at any something he's dragging his heels. but in reality he's walking you in donald trump's footsteps. because let's just take a brief look at what's happening and where he stands. the iranian nuclear deal is basically out. so you're a beer is back in, and human rights is way down young, you know, if that smart, reminiscent of trump, i don't know what is 3 and of course, israel is front and center and human rights are now not only on the question of saudi arabia was shown of egypt, question of israel palestine, question of apartheid. so really all in all, while few radically by then speaks about certain values. in reality, he is following in thumbs footsteps on forces of deployed outside the headquarters of libya as national oil corporation. afte

the reality of, of course, is that in palestine our families, grief is not unique. she wasn't even the 1st us citizen killed by israel this year . president biden said that during schooling was the last to america. and we appreciate appreciate these words. but now is the time for action journalist should never be targeted while doing their job, no matter which country they're reporting from. there must be consequences for killing a us citizen, a journalist, and most importantly, a human being. thank you. thank you very much, victor. i won't now want to call a shitty in about his brother, anton tony to speak. my name is antonio barkley and shaheen was minded some system where president biden was coming to jerusalem hurry of this month. i thought for sure he would meet with us a us citizen, a permanent journalist, beloved by millions of people, was killed by a highly trained israeli soldier. president biden was 10 minutes away. he never came to see us. so we had to come here to washington with support from a community of wonderful people who shared our commitment to j

as a family member, talking about the brutal military occupation in palestine for him not to even uttered his name during his trip. they're the killing of an american citizen, very obviously by israeli defense forces. it just really struck us as a betrayal, not just to the people in the middle east, but a trail of americans of the trail promised to america. that's what president bite has done. what does it say to you about america's priorities now? prison bought and as you say, said that, you know, he's all about upholding human rights. but then obviously is concerned about facing the rising cost of living and wanting to get oil prices down. you know, i am not persuaded about the oil prices pretax. first of all, the by the administration has already gently broken the news to us. but even if saudi arabia increases will output and you wait, e increases will operate, which they both agree to do by the way that will have no material impact on oil prices in america. the double irony, of course, is now that saudi arabia has increased oil out with a guess where it's making up the short oh, from

israel and palestine.tion on president biden's part to make that a reality? >> that was an important visit. meeting president abbas. having that very frank conversation. also visiting occupied east jerusalem. making sure that he would be unaccompanied by an israeli official. striking a cord with the people. talking about the palestinian plight. injustice for a long time for the palestinians and then going also to the church of nativity in bethlehem and meeting church leaders, hearing the situation. the suffering they face in terms of properties taken by bethlehem and jerusalem. however, if you are asking me about reality i'm sure president biden has also seen the only reality is one state reality. which the human rights world now are talking about in terms of apartheid from the human rights watch in the u.s. to the uk based amnesty international. this is the reality. to break away from that reality, to end that reality your question is absolute right question. we need action rather than just statements. wh

to honor the memory of those whom we have lost the forty-hour visit of jabaiden in israel to palestine turned into a transport collapse for local residents, flat areas of the city were blocked at the height of the working day, residents who were advised not to leave their homes without the need, and apparently not in vain by the locals. the media have already reported on one of the biden guards who arrived in advance, who managed to fight the day before with a local resident near the jerusalem bar and was sent home out of sin, but on the red carpet of the airport, and it is not customary to talk about problems only about strategic partnership of security and geopolitics. like your visit. we will discuss in negotiations the creation of a new security and economic architecture for the peoples of the middle east, tired from the exhausting heat. the president of the united states did not hold a meeting of negotiations immediately after his arrival. maybe he will be able to relax in the holy land from domestic problems, because at the organizer. on the lawn of the white house picnic on the

and palestine and israel, which is a part of the subjugation oppression, occupation don't standards and new policies. so this is the great tension we have, right? the world is fine and doesn't know what to do about right. we're still waiting to hear in full and aesrael response to all of this. but what she think her, these findings are. do you think these findings will be interpreted? will be made of these findings by this railey military, for instance, by these rally military usa, by, by military and government. they really response is very clear. they've already started and they, and what was interesting was the american state farm statement on both sides. the same thing that the israeli, where they're fighting terrorism because palestinians, i'm talking rains and killing israelis. and then recent months, courses really have killed many, many more palestinians. and recently the janice kill about between one and 2 young and a week now mostly young palestinians in the west the occupied area. they just shoot to the, the response of the israel. it's just been very clear. they will continu

s. position on a 2 state solution for israel and palestine. stephanie decker reports of west jerusalem. israel. the 2nd day of president jo biden's, middle east trip started with interim is ready, prime minister. yeah. le. pete. the leaders all smiles at their meeting. top of the agenda. iran dot, signing a non binding declaration, reiterating the u. s. is ready partnership, america's commitment to israel security way and to ensure iran would never acquire a nuclear weapon based on the other main topic of discussion. israel's integration and the region. israel's piece with his neighbors. these are essential gall tomorrow. i'll be the 1st american president to fly from israel, directly to jetta. saudi arabia. i represent important progress mister president. you will meet with the leaders of saudi arabia, katara, quaid, oman, and iraq. i would like you to pass them all a message from us. our hand is outstretched for peace. we are ready to share our technology ready for our scientist to collaborate and our businesses to corporate opposition leade

it means that palestine, the occupation of palestine apart, paid in palestine is no longer looked at as a political issue as a national issue, it struck that as some humanitarian issue that need some subsidy of some sort. so basically as the united states gives up its responsibility to be a serious player in bringing a by the end to the conflict. instead of doing that, it's basically keeping up appearances. we're being a humanitarian player, when in fact it is not like a moron. we'll leave it there for now. i stay with us because we are expecting that press press conference any moment now and we will go straight to it as soon as it begins. well, joe biden, we know, is going to visit the occupied west bank on friday, where some groups are calling for protests. many want the u. s. president to demand accountability for israel's killing of the out. is there a journalist, sharina, blah clay in may? john holman reports this is the grades of serene abu accolade, the palestinian american journalist, who work frauds is era. the cemetery was full of people for her funeral. this may off this,

he's expected to pledge a $100000000.00 to help palestine in hospitals. but this moment from the press conference possibly won't go down well with the palestinians. your visit to morrow is jerusalem and you won't be accompanied by an israeli official. does this represent a change in your administration's view regarding their recognition after as alarm as the capitol of israel? and if is jerusalem is part of it. thank you. as you, as crushes no occupied east, jerusalem is what palestinian sea is, the capital of any future state and issue policy and present mahmoud abbas may res, with biden, who he will meet briefly in bethlehem on friday. the palestinians know that this trip is not about them. a few economic incentives. yes, but there are no new diplomatic offers on the table to revive long story piece towards the american priority is to focus on wider geopolitical issues and encourage more arab countries to normalize relations with israel. stephanie decker al jazeera, west jerusalem, many palestinians, what the u. s. present to demand accountability for i

she says biden hasn't offered any solutions for palestine. they keep paying lip service to the 2 states. anderson to speak to someone standing outside and they be ready to continue to destroy it. building more supplements, stealing an action, violating international law, and then this, you know, we are for the solution. so we've done our nation. the issue is not never been up and they should actually what are they doing? and of course, we keep reminding people to spend solution. it's a major compromise. and it based on the confession by the finish, getting people to accept this not understand where there's always been the one say that my inclusive but since i want to maintain it state and us wants to maintain security iron commitment and as a jewish state. and since the president himself declared themselves, and then it says that it here that many different of the implement any of the statements given and that she has a bourbon. blessed people, i think the 10 finished and you know, we can talk again that i can give you a few handouts that you

but pretty much israel has the upper hand in palestine and no air of state one. united states is going to challenge up at this point. and of course, what does israel really want to talk about? they want to talk about this, this block to contain iran somewhat argued push iran back. and that, of course, is a block which has really been forged with the u. s. in a sense on the side where they are state such as saudi arabia and the u. a. i want to get to some of the regional dynamics in a minute. but i do also want to talk about the piece process between israel and palestine, so called p process, the administration, the by the ministration says it's still working towards that. now call it, i know you yourself have been involved in previous talks between the palestinians and the is rarely given the current situation and the u. s. responds to the killing of algebra, geometry. and lastly, how the palestinians actually viewing joe biden as the president at the moment. well, 1st of all, i think there's a deep sense of disappointment in the, by the administration on the par

the same enthusiasm that has been shown to ukraine should be also shown to palestine. again, palestine should not be an exception, neither shooting case should be an exception extra. the judicial killing, extra judicial execution is a crime against international law. and as you think the targeting journalist is also a war crime. so we still call on the i c. c. we hope to see meaningful action being taken place and that they expedite the investigation. and on the other hand, as of time and the we are looking into every possible opportunity available to us and we will pursue all low all channels and all areas of accountability, whatever that might take us. and again, do you and also is another body that we will continue to call on to carry out an investigation and for the international community to take to take this seriously. and this is their, their role. also, some of you may remember that many people have been bringing attention to syrians case and also apply to palestinians in recent months. one of them, a palestinian student in georgetown university, raised the pal

author of a number of books including "the hundred-years war on palestine." after israel, biden will go to saudi arabia, despite his campaign pledge to make saudi arabia a pariah for the state-sponsored killing of "the washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. we will go to sarah ah whitson with dawn. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "if i could go back in time" by dam and amal murkus. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. on friday, president biden will continue -- he will be making his first trip to the middle east of his administration as he goes to saudi arabia for talks with saudi officials and to attend a summit of gulf lies. he is the first u.s. president to fly directly from israel to the saudi port city ojeddah and pected ask bin salman to pump more oil. the trip comes despite biden's pledge during e debate in 2019 to make saudi arabia a pariah for the state-sponsored killing of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. >> president trump has not published senior saudi leaders

millions of dollars in support for palestine in a palestinian hospital, your taxpayer dollars at work todd: as important as what you are seeing on the screen is important to the united states, middle easts, it is appetizer in what is sure to be busy day and time there overseas when president biden meets with the saudi royalty. all eyes on that and what it will mean for oil price and other major issues in our world today. >> carley: appears to be a beautiful day in bethlehem, 11:45 a.m. he said the united states wanted to see peace between israel and the palestinian people, israel must remain independent, democratic jewish state. some palestinians have urged president abbas to cancel this meeting with president biden, but it is going forward, unfolding on your screen right now. >> todd: other news texas attorney general paxton over abortion mandate from the department of human services. the health department directive orders hospitals in all states to perform abortion if it is necessary to resolve an emergency medical condition. paxton says the order is too broad and president biden is

president biden called for an independent palestine alongside israel.e others of the wall israel has built two separate palestinians in the west bank, that sounds -- >>>> he is here for one case only, to help the israelis, not the palestinians. >> the only reason a president has come the last 10, 15 years. jeremy: along joe biden's route into bethlehem, his next stop are accusations that israel is guilty of apartheid, denied by israelis and the u.s., widely accepted by palestinians and human rights groups, and he will see many portraits of the palestinian-american journalist killed by israeli troops in may. for this american president, one he is on to the final leg of his trip to saudi arabia. jeremy bowen, jerusalem. michelle: for more on bidens trip, i am joined by the state department correspondent barbara ett-usher. president biden is halfway through his trip to israel and palestine it. will be see any movement towards a two state solution? barbara: no, we won't. present biden a has paid lip service to the two state solution but is not making any ef

aipac and the others know not many voters in these districts really care that much about israel- palestinecare about local issues. aipac they -- whatever may gain traction. in ohio the nina turner race, because she was a bernie sanders supporter who have been critical of joe biden, they painted is not a loyal democrat. in the case of donna edwards edwards, there claimed she did not provide constituent service when she was a congresswoman early on. as if aipac cou care less about the level of constient service that donna edwards provided to her constituents when she was a congresswoman. it is transparent nonsense, right? it is this is their vehicle for trying to defeat her because donna edwards in the past has shown some minimal -- hardly radical on the subject -- but modest concern for palestinian human rights. for that reason, they want to defeat her. amy: can you talk about the role of the cori sellers in these campaigns? >> yes. but kari sellers is a former south carolina politician with close ties to aipac who has -- now heads another super pac that is devoted primarily at this point t

i love palestine.like, after all the history, the jewish people desee a self-determination in a heland. the palestinian people certainly deserve the same. i may be the clearest jewish voice in the house of representatives saying the only way to secure a homeland for the jewish people is to fully realize political and human rights of the palestinian people. that is principled, it islso practical, and i will not back down from it, no matter how many millions of dollars they throw at me. i thinwe will win on tuesday. bernie icoming, elizabeth warren was here. ja fonda was able to zoom in on monday. we are out at thousands of doors, making thousands of phone calls. 14 national unions. sunrise is on e doors. progressive jews. arab-american muslims. it's a beautiful coalition of progressive forces saying we are not going to l this a dark money termine who wins this race. it will be the human rights, democracy champion, the workers right champion, the champion for environmental justice. amy: you have been arr

there he pledged an additional $100000000.00 to support palestine and health care services. i see wrapped up that he had an exchange with one of the hospital stuff. if you have a question about hospitals, where should you don't? i'll do it privately. i am american really seen in the just the visiting policy and i vote for legal i am a hit me or, or with yes, intensive care unit at the more profit was sleeping. thank you'll probably have or what we need more justice, more dignity and thank you. thank you. thank you folks. appreciate very, very much. thank you. oh, well, nita abraham is in bethany hammond, spoke to the nurse. can you tell us, why did you ask that question? when he specifically said, i want you to talk about hospitals because i was more happy from his. we talked about money, he talked about to humanity best. as i knew in my cousins was retail, i saw the tough hovering over there, noticed doctors, the patient babies, and the company who came from garza, they talked about to humanity, but in reality, i couldn't see it. so many doesn't solve your problem. what do

they don't actually want to have a debate about israel/palestine, probably because it's not being votedthat aipac's view which is no matter what israel does the u.s. will give it a blank check is a very unpopular view among democrat. they find a generic poll-tested issue and basically buy up all thed advertising to try to destroy the person on that issue, and it's fundamentally because they don't want an open debate of israel/palestine because they know that aipac is not where most democrats in the country are on that issue. >> i misspoke. jessica cisneros, not ramos down in the rio grand valley who lost that very closely contested primary. what do you think -- i mean, where's the money coming from is the other question, right? i mean, you've got huge -- i mean, there's a huge check being written. >> yes. >> some of it gets disclosed later on, but my sense is that ironically enough in these races where they run ads saying so and so iswh not a real democrat, th super pac will run an ad. the money will come from people themselves who are not democrats. >> some of thee biggest donors are r

in bethlehem during the visit to the occupied westbank biden plaids, 300000000 dollars of age for palestine. he also said the united states will continue to call for full accountability in the killing of al jazeera journalist, shitty, blah claire. she was shot by is really forces while on assignment in may she was performing very vital work on an independent media and vital work of democracy. her death is enormous loss to the essential work of sharing with the world story, the palestinian people. i hope that her legacy, her legacy will expire more young people to carry on her work or reporting the truth and telling stories that are too often overlooked. the united states will continue to insist on a fall and transparent accounting of her death and will continue to stand up for media freedom everywhere in the world. well addressing bite and directly the palestinian president, my mother stated the importance of restarting the peace process between israel and palestine. we have stressed to president bite in the importance of re establishing the foundations on which the peace process was based

the same should be done to art shooting case and to palestine. a shooting is not an exception. palestine is not an exception, and we need to continue state me to continue to call out, ah, to call out for justice and accountability. we need to put an end to this double standards, and the hypocrisy that's been seen in the international community. lena lackland, east of our colleagues. sure enough, i club. thank you very much for your time. thank you for having me. val is bringing so sons a, her human rights floor and a litigator for palestinians and israel supreme court. she joins us from haifa, close by. summarizing what we know so far, and we know that it looks like the way the army killed sharing it looks like in their eyes. it was a mistake. but the results say the so the team behind the investigation of the results are inconclusive, proposed because the bullet was bodily damage for legal perspective. what do these findings mean to you? good evening. first of all, are talking about political examination of the bullets and hands as well. that wa

president, peace begins with palestine and jerusalem. from here peace starts.extend our hands for peace and to work with you, mr. president, to achieve it. peace be upon you. >> mr. president, president abbas, thank you very much and to your colleagues with whom i had the opportunity to meet as well. it's good to see you, my friend. we have known each other for a long time and i'm very proud to be with you today as president of the united states and we can count ourselves among the earliest supporters of a two-state solution. as i stand with you today, now as president of the united states, my commitment to that goal of a two-state solution has not changed in all these years. two states along the 1967 lines were mutually agreed to swaps remain the best way to achieve equal measure of security, prosperity, freedom and democracy for the palestinians as well as israelis. the palestinian people deserve a state of their own that's independent, sovereign, viable and contiguous. two states for two people's, both of whom have deep an ancient roots in this land living s

the only country that stands behind is our initial occupation of palestine. is us occupation of palestine is only possible thanks to you, us aid, diplomatic, military and in every other possible way. and if them united states backs off where our party occupation is going to continue in israel palestine. so it is a miracle responsibility to do something about it. do use the leverage it has or the love it is providing to israel, that security association that is doing neither. and that's what so bizarre about biden. he's providing more and more love. he's getting humiliated and return, and american interests are not being served in the process more and for now. thank you very much. indeed. we are waiting for that joint press conference. the stephanie was talking about earlier between u. s. president joe biden, and yet le pete soon as we had that, of course we're going to be dipping into that and, and we'll have you back to talk about that, but for now, mom of a shot at thank you very much indeed. well, joe biden is going to visit the occupied weiss bank on frid

it couldn't be applied to nuclear, but not a fight in palestine. so palestine became really came to live by all speakers in the summit today, but i think there may have got a what at the very clearly when he said, basically to the american president, we can't accept is earl expanding illegal jewish settlements instead of advancing peace settlement in palestine and i think their message to a lot of the presence there were, you know, the abraham records in the end of the day. they are not used as leverage against israel in order to pressure to bring a solution to palestine. if anything it is leaving the palestinians with very little hope that their occupation would be ending anytime soon. all right, now i'm bashar out as your senior political ellis. thank you for joining me here from ardo headquarters is our white house correspondent at kimberly. how kept staying with this story? kimberly, i mean, obviously an awful lot has be made of this fis pump between joe biden and master. mom had been solomon, but beyond that, do you think the president got wha

was palestine misled by washington? well, i mean, i think the piano, the palestinian authority is, is known to be very influenced by both or the zionist entity and by worse than itself. so i would question the palestinian authority integrity and allowing the bullet to go to the u. s. and then to israel for investigation. yeah, the u. s. investigation into the bullet came back of inconclusive. what's other surprised? you know? absolutely. no. i mean, you know, for the history of the occupation of the palestinian territories, israel has effectively been able to escape any serious justice or prosecution for the crimes that they have consistently committed against palestinian j kelly media individuals but also against civilians. and so therefore, it's no surprise right now that they've concocted some way for israel to avoid actual responsibility for the killing. i'd like to point out they claim to try and mitigate their responsibility that it might have been and it's an accidental killing of assuring that shot was a shot to

yeah, that's right, and i think this a visit year also meeting with palestine imprison mahmoud abbas is sir, is sir, has many layers to it. and the one hand reaches her to know there will be again, aid coming in, financial assistance from the united states. and 8 was almost her old cut off by the trump administration on other policies that were seen by the palestinians as biased towards israel. and so this is also seen as a reset, you know, of to plotting ties between the palestinian authority and the united states. and that's why bosom so important that the, to our meeting here, as for them to abide, was before in a hospital in the palestine hospital in east jerusalem. where he also pledged money for a palestinian hospital network of which is very important there. because a lot of patients come there, you know, from garza from the occupied west bank and they get the permits to come there. and they come there for a specialized treatment. so that is also very important. so financial aid for people hurting to use biden's words. what about the, the bigger picture though, and the big que

s. positional a 2 state solution for israel and palestine. a russian strike has killed at least 23 people in one of ukraine's largest cities. the valencia by the others were injured as missiles hit, residential buildings and businesses. alan fisher has more from keith, a desperate dash to save a life, pulled from the debris after a russian missile strike in the tone of v need, sir. it was mid morning when 3 explosions ripped through an office building and to residential blocks. the area was packed, the number of dead and injured, significant president vladimir zalinski called it an act of terrorism junior. could a russian rockets hit our city vinegar, a typical peaceful city. cruise missiles hid civilian buildings, destroyed residential blocks, a medical center. and there is a fire, cause were on fire trams. this is a particular criminal act of russian terror. it cannot be done by humans. their barbarians if the ukrainian claims are correct and what was fired with caliber cruise missiles from a submarine that adds to their allegation, that ci

she says bind and didn't offer any solutions for palestine. ricky, paying lip service to the 2 states. anderson so called to speak to someone standing aside and unable to continue to destroy it. building more supplements, stealing an action, violating international law. and then this, you know, we are, for the solution we've done are not going to get the issue is not actually what are they doing. and of course, we keep reminding people that to spend solution is a major come to mind. and if a confession by the palestinian people to accept it's not a consent signed where they are based on lisbon one inclusive. i'm sick that in that sense is want to maintain that state and the u. s. wants to maintain security, iron commitment and as a jewish state. and since the president declared themselves, then it is very clear that the many different of the implement any of the statements given and that she has a bourbon. blessed people, i think you know, we can talk again that i can give you a few handouts that you're going to be through. you might be able to move with larger and yeah, i'm on your m

and our ha also coming. palestine denounces efforts to hide the truth after the u. s. announce as tests on the bullet that killed alger the or a journalist korean i will oscillate are inconclusive. so don's military withdraws from political talks to pave the way the civilian groups to form a government. and writing a new chapter, the final text of chillies drop constitution is handed to the president, but critics say it will divide the country. ah, now at least 6 people have been killed and a mast shooting. and the u. s. city of chicago during a parade, celebrating the 4th of july. witnesses say a gunman opened fire from a roof, minutes after the parade started in the suburb of highland park. officials say more than 20 people were also seriously injured. the suspect is still on the loose, and people are urging people in the area to stay indoors. this madness must stop. this morning, a gunman opened fire on a july 4th parade in highland park, taking 6 innocent lives, leaving at least 24 people in the hospital, traumatizing countless children and families, and shatter

was the president saying that he is committed to a 2 state solution when it comes to israel and palestine, but that he doesn't see it in the near term. there really was nothing new in this press conference. in fact, what was so glaring as what was not mentioned, and that is the fact that none of the journalists brought up the issue of the killing of our own journalists to sharina acclaim. the fact that she is a us citizen, that there have been multiple investigations into her death and that there have been fingers pointed at these railey government. the fact that the president is standing next to an israeli government official. and yet there was no discussion about that was, is simply astounding. and that really seem to be almost the elephant in the room. yet none of the journalist brought this up. and so i certainly was striking that that was not one of the questions that was discussed. instead, it was the same lines that had been repeated. and really there were no new sort of pieces of information. it was very much predictable press conference. if you could even call it a press conferen

hey, this is out of their life and also coming up palestine denounces efforts to hide the truth. after the u. s. announces tests on the bullet that killed out of the origin, listerine abruptly r inconclusive. to don's military withdraws from political talks to paved the way for civilian groups to form a government and writing a new chapter. the final text of july draft constitution is handed to the president . but critics say it will divide the country. ah, when police have detained a person of interest in the 4th of july, mass shooting and a chicago suburb, 6 people were killed more than 30 injured witnesses. a gunman opened fire from a roof, minutes after the parade. there started in highland park. well, let's bring and she harbor tansy. now he joins us live from washington, d. c. she had this is all moving very quickly. can you tell us what we know about this? so will pass and of interest at the stage. as your hours ago, the police released a photograph of robert e chrome. oh the sir. but also a description of the car that crim oh was driving along with the license plate and i

and i would add why they are quite differently in ukraine than it is in palestine. both of them are occupied and both there is in russia there and is earlier except 3 israel is i'm all i be at states and but by that wants to distance himself, not think the responsibility for supporting the israeli population throughout all these years. and once again, we seeing now just, you know, a couple of days after is what one day after he's been there that there are viruses, you know, come back and, and is rose bombing your gaza once again. jewish settlements is expanding and that is going to be announcement about $4000.00 your units. so again, as the cut, the leader said, you know, instead of illegal jewish settlements, one advance peace settlement. unfortunately, this is the 1st american president that does not spend separate capital. what ethical capital to advance the cause of peace, which is in any, by itself, a cause for alarm, for most of those present in palestine and arab world. while that a week of extreme temperatures is caused wildfire to spread in western europe a