bit challenging for the palestinians. now what would be the form of the government or the palestinian authority and whether hamas would be part of the future palestinian government or not, or whether the palestinians themselves. would be able to to reach a forming a government that would represent all the palestinians and in the gaza strip and the most important thing for the palestinians now is to end this israeli genocidal war on the goza strap is to make sure that the israeli tanks and the israeli military would evacuate the gauza strap and not remain there. all right, thank you very much. for that, what a condial there from, thank you, mona. american and british fighter jets have carried out fresh strikes across yemen, and the fourth joint operation against the arab country. the air strikes hit the provinces of sana, taz and haja. several locations, including pesticides pesticide factory and telecommunications network were targeted. this comes as the ameny army has targeted an american oil tanker and several warships with missiles in the red sea and the gulf of aiden. the army says such ope

the palestinian _ palestinian authority. the palestinian prime - palestinian authority. minister mack met a bus would apparently stay in place but is it fair to say new political leadership is needed on perhaps both sides, from the palestinians and israel to try and move forward and secure a safe future for all? the auestion secure a safe future for all? the question you're _ secure a safe future for all? tue: question you're asking secure a safe future for all? tte: question you're asking is very important, how do you bring about a new leadership in light of the israeli occupation? you need elections on the west bank, the occupied west bank and in east jerusalem and gaza. can you have elections in gaza? how do we know the voice of the palestinian people? you are talking about a war situation almost 30,000 people killed, almost 70,000 people injured. you have 1.7 million people displaced. that's why it's essential to have a permanent ceasefire and immediately in gaza to continue the process and we want to know what the palestinian people want. it's not just about me and a

do you see one at all, put aside hamas put aside the palestinian authority. do you see one at all that involves palestinians governing themselves. >> definitely. that is the end of the conflict. >> that's the two-state solution. why take it off the table? >> at this stage when a palestinian authority is sponsoring and paying salaries to terrorists, including hamas terrorists that went into israel and butchered women and raped and murdered on the seventh of october, they're getting salaries by law from the palestinian authority that isn't an authority i think is inclined to a peaceful solution. it starts with recognizing that you're standing next to someone else and both parties have a right to exist and live within recognized borders. when the palestinians recognize whether it's the palestinian north, and they have not, and definitely not hamas which is genocideal and wants to kill all jews once they recognize that four offers have been made by different israeli prime ministers to end the conflict to hand over significant parts of terrain and end the conflict.

but the move could pave the way for us fact reforms in the palestinian authority. united states wants them to govern garza once the war is over. us get more. we are joined by journalist has and pollution in detroit. any and capital a mon who used to report from god so. so 1st of all, why, why this resignation? that's why this is the thoughts of the, the bill of student authority to move to, to prepare for the day off to the war. and there was a political back till a long of the and the war in gauze that to and between the different bar to these 2 will go is a strip. so there was a u. s. a pressure on the student activity to, to a, to be for him and to, to be part of the, the, the, the government in the golden strip. it's not easy. it was the, is what the government does. an attorney, a whole announce many times that he wouldn't accept b a to be willing goes off to the war. but has um, um, well i just have to follow up and, and ask you about that. why does this move come now and why is it the palestinian prime palestinian authority prime minister and not the preside

unity talks going somewhere between hum us and front a front door which is dominating the palestinian authority, which is a ruling parts of the okay. pied westbank and i'm us ruling a goes, this has been tried for over 1617 years, no ones. uh, they split up there was the deep a shift and pun staying in the politics, but nobody here i think is holding their breath so that this will happen at the this meeting. we also have to see where the home us will take part in that meeting in most go. how far apart would you say defections, mendosa parties. these are the largest parties of the palestinian political landscape. half the do i do logic color and also strategic differences. they split up, i mean, they were never together, but they were split off to the elections in 2006, the tensions revising done. and then when i'm us, then took a c's power over a 1002007 in epa. seems to have been many reconciliation talks, usually mediated by egypt, also partially by katara, a trying to bring a, you know, the parties back together to, for example, is unity. a government that in many agreements, but they have n

steya hands in his resignation to palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas, ommit us pressure on the palestinian authority to work a political structure that can govern a palestinian state after the gaza offensive. as diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire continue, apartide israel's prime minister says his planned incursion into rafa will be delayed somewhat (quote unquote) if captive's deal is reached, but that it will happen regardless. here in the uk, shadow chancellor rachel. reaves of the opposition labor party tells a pro israel group she'll prosecute those with quote anti-zionism and anti-israel feeling that is allowed to flourish in some communities, unquote. since october last year, the israeli regime backed by the us and europe has killed some 30,00 palestinians and wounded more than 70,00 others, most of them women and children. time now to introduce our panel in the studio, journalist and producer sakina. tattoo and via skype from johannesburg south africa executive director of afro middle east center naim ja. welcome, i'll start with you, sakina. um, we have known, expe

know where it says its agreement is aimed at preventing the palestinian authority from collapsing financially. no funds will be transferred without the approval of these rarely finance ministry. millions of bodies because that is of the websites, each other lia and a specialist. and pals to be in affairs. and he says the agreement means the united states in no way are effectively colluded with, as well as far right government. so what's been agreed? the positives already agreed to receive only 70 percent of the transfers directly from israel. and it was of course in a desperate situation as you know, that needs to pay civil service salaries. it security forces and so on. the remaining 30 percent will be transferred to norway against the will of these rarely finance minister, but very much in line with with nets and yahoo and wanted and norway will only release those funds. pursuant to approval by these really finance administer. that means that the united states and norway, well applauding themselves for having saved the p, a from bankruptcy, are now active partner

president obama devices traveling to come out and he is expected to discuss the roles of the palestinian authority in guns as future more than $1400000.00 palestinians. that's 2 thirds of population. a sheltering and rough uh, city of just 60 through square kilometers. people are crammed into make shift tents and shelters. all those are sleeping on the streets with the looming threat of it is very military offensive. they've got nowhere else to go. down a couple was and begins coverage from rough i in southern got some as this is rough, his world has forced more than hope of cones as population to flee here. not even the police are safe. the officers killed in disjoint had been working with belief organizations to school with a trucks and secure humanitarians what's going on. but people here see if the damage will be even worse and is really crowns and phase. and because again, the gold really nothing will happen because of these riley's into rough up with this high population, maslick is, will a kid, they must find a solution for rafa to prevent a major mexican. well, that's yeah, yeah. this is t

president has a disapproval rating of 92% and that reflects across the whole palestinian authority >> yeah, really difficult to kind of claim in any authority if that many of your people don't trust you to tell pollsters they don't trust you. nic robertson in tel aviv. thank you very much for that >> all right. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says that 31,000 of his soldiers have been killed since the russian invasion began to years ago. he also says that moscow has preparing for another major offensive. but ukraine faces diminishing weapons and ammunition supplies as congress struggles to pass critical aid for kyiv, and then there's this foreboding economist cover. they show it this way. putin this in europe donald trump identifiable just by his hair, has his back turned, and they write this, russia is becoming more dangerous. america is less reliable and europe remains unprepared. the problem is simply put, but the scale of the solution is hard to comprehend. this. of course, nine months before an election that could put donald trump back in the oval office cnn's max fost

the palestinian authority prime minister there.ple have been arrested across russia for laying tributes to alexei navalny, president putin's most prominent political opponent, who died suddenly in a jail in the arctic on friday. navalny�*s team believes the opposition leader was murdered but that's been rejected by russia's foreign ministry. his family has accused authorities of trying to cover their tracks by refusing to hand over his body. mr navalny�*s death has sparked international condemnation with memorials and vigils held in a number of countries. the us and british ambassadors to moscow have laid flowers too. our eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford has this report. ever since the death of alexei navalny, people have of alexei navalny, russians have been leaving tributes. this woman says navalny fought for russia to be free. describing him as a hero. a democracy not a dictatorship. they are strong words in a country that does this when people come to lay flowers. since navalny died, several hundred people have bee

to accept that resignation, but the move could paved the way for us back for forms in the palestinian authority . united states wants them to govern garza once the war is over. and as part of the w conflicts owns a special on the future of israeli palestinian relations. i spoke with the palestinian prime minister at the munich security conference asking him about the future of the post to me and leadership pep. listen. 90 percent of palestinians want the boss, con 90 percent 90 percent with a minute one is does he need to go? does he need to go quickly? don't wait a minute. festival, how can you represent the palette? say that you represent the palace in palestinian people in 90 percent. do you want me to also credit you and width for and i'm sort of order that we continue to ok. so wait a minute. first of all, we are very aware of the fact that we need the elections and our president issued the presidential degree according for elections on done with the 2nd of may 2021. when is i did not allow us to have access to each other was on it. so we would have gotten between the, how about on the how

you have to have a new palestinian authority government in place, you have to give the palestinian peopleolitical horizon to a better future and a two state solution. crucially you have to release all of the hostages and do that very quickly. she asked whether we challenge the israel government over individual episodes, yes, we do, i have done that personally with them ever and building that was bombed that had uk medics and other charities and will continue to do that as part of very important process we go through to judge whether they are in compliance with humanitarian law. is whether they are in compliance with humanitarian law.— humanitarian law. is the minister aware of any _ humanitarian law. is the minister aware of any moves _ humanitarian law. is the minister aware of any moves by _ humanitarian law. is the minister aware of any moves by hamas i humanitarian law. is the minister aware of any moves by hamas to j aware of any moves by hamas to protect the children of gaza? currency is by releasing the hostages or indeed stopping attacks on israel and the leaders fleeing to the gu

the palestinian authority prime minister there.eanwhile, a row has erupted between israel and brazil after brazilian president lula da silva, accused israel of committing genocide in gaza, comparing its actions to hitler's campaign to exterminate jews during the second world war. he was speaking at the african union summit in addis ababa. translation: what is happening in the gaza strip with the palestinian people has no parallel with other historical moments. in fact, parallel with other historical moments. infact, it parallel with other historical moments. in fact, it only existed when hitler decided to kill the jews. his comments have sparked strong criticism from israel. benjamin netanyahu called them "shameful and grave" saying lula was "trivialising the holocaust" we can cross live tojerusalem and our correspondent paul adams: what more can you talus about the response to these comments? that was response to these comments? that was re much response to these comments? that was pretty much it. — response to these comments? tha

it goes to transfers, frozen tax funds from as well to the palestinian authority. will that help prevent financial collapse at a new wave of crimes involving and legal minus and gangs hits for residents taking measures into their own hands. the is at least one more day of what you have described as pretty awful weather for the event and beyond. i know that breeze coming out of the east and that has produced a lot of shells recently brought to you'll see some improving picture on mondays and more. they move in the live chat and across turkey is less than the sunshine as it is greece. but after that, a storm systems brewing in the central bed. now the effect, libya probably won't come any further east. and the recent big storms are produced . hail to me, depths and pots and northern sir in northern iraq could repeat themselves. it's much clarity for the south and savvy, right? because we had had similar button there longer. there's still a breeze blowing down the go from there just of the cold air. you can see a line here above which is still cold. we'll reach some r

the palestinian authority. _ from the outset. the palestinian authority. and — from the outset.from the outset. the palestinian authority, and reading the - from the outset. the palestinian i authority, and reading the report, said it was part of israel's attempts to change the geographical and demographic reality in the gaza strip, a return to full occupation. it's certainly a plan that would not suit the americans because it doesn't provide the basis for a two state solution, correct? i doesn't provide the basis for a two state solution, correct?— state solution, correct? ithink it's important _ state solution, correct? ithink it's important to _ state solution, correct? ithink it's important to be _ state solution, correct? ithink it's important to be clear - state solution, correct? ithink it's important to be clear that l it's important to be clear that there is nothing in the plan that is in fact in any way surprising, and it's clear that the key issue that you were describing of demilitarisation, along with the very important de—radicalisation — those two key points are t

entire cabinet have submitted their resignations in writing today to the president of the palestinian authoritymahmoud abbas. mr shttayah said in the aftermath of this war, the palestinians would need to come together, in the west bank and in gaza under one unified control. translation: the next stage and its challenges require - new governmental and political arrangements that take into account the new reality in gaza and the need for a palestinian—palestinian consensus based on palestinian unity and the extension of unity of authority over the land of palestine". there has been intense us pressure behind the scenes to force the pa to tackle corruption and improve its governance of the israeli—occupied west bank. the us climate tzar and former secretary of state john kerry told this programme president biden would be encouraged by this announcement in his efforts to move the debate towards a future two state solution. i think transformation of the pa is very much what the president and secretary want, and it's a precursor to other transformation taking place that needs to happen. but it also n

, the palestinian authority, yasir, these people, they were, they were in a sense political friends of the west, they they they negotiated, camp david, oslo, all this, but netan yahu is not making any mention of them even, it is a direct control now, they are not even trusting the west bank and palestinian authority, so what does that mean, that means that whatever they were... doing also the camp david, it was as was clear from day one, as was clear everyone, it was basically buying time, they never meant to do anything, if they said we will we will resolve, we will do this, we will withdraw, but they never meant to do anything, it was only buying time and getting recognition, getting recognition, let me try patricia in two if i may um i want to get you to talk to uh the comment by the uh secretary general of doctors without borders about children, it's it's the civilians, the women, men and children who are bearing the brunt of all of this, the children as young as five say they would rather die than to see this continue. talk about the the emotional and and mental injurie

, the palestinian authority, um, my admiration for the people that are involved in it go, is is is untempered by the fact that i can also say that they're involved in in in a in a dumb game, it's a fake game, and they're a fake authority, and i don't think... that they're going to be any more effective than any of the other client subordinate groups that the americans have tried to trick up and try to persist their post-colonial strategies on the oppressed peoples of the world. quite honestly, i think it's, i think it's just um a part of the american dream as i was saying earlier, a part of the american dream. um, perhaps we can come back to this a little later, but i want to talk about uh what the palestinian ambassador had to say, which was the... pro-palestine processions, the marches and rallies that we've seen happen for more than four months here in the uk. he called the it the the uk or london, the epicenter of international activism. for palestinian liberation um and yet at the same time you hear comments from government officials uh recently uh mp lee anderson uh say

the palestinian authority prime minister there.7th african union summit in addis ababa, the brazilian president, luiz inacio lula da silva, accused israel of committing genocide in gaza, comparing its actions to hitler's campaign to exterminate jews during the second world war. his comments sparked strong criticism from israel. translation: what is happening in the gaza strip has no parallel with other moments. it only existed when hitler decided to kill the jews. benjamin netanyahu called the remarks "shameful and grave" and warned that the brazilian ambassador would be summoned. here in the uk, the opposition labour party is considering backing a motion by the scottish national party calling for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. the shadow foreign secretary says the party will "scrutinise" the motion ahead of a vote in parliament on wednesday. it comes three months after ten labour front bench mps resigned to support a previous snp motion on the issue. labour leader sir keir starmer has faced criticism over his stance on the israel

so elliot, what is behind the palestinian authority? by minister and government making this move today? why now? >> rosemary, as you say, they've submitted their resignation to malcolm and abbas, the president of the palestinian authority. the assumption will be that this is perhaps due to pressure from the americans or at least designed to placate the american somewhat in its desire to have a revitalized and a reconstituted did palestinian authority take control of the gaza strip once the war between israel and hamas is over. now the prime minister is very close to mcmurdo boss, who was elected for a four-year term in 2005. so he's now been in power for what, some 19 years of a four-year term. and the palestinian prime minister seemed to be very close to mahmoud abbas and a part of his fattah faction. the assumption, as i say, will be that this is one step towards this perhaps reconstitution of the palestinian authority to make it certainly more palatable to the united states, but also potentially to israel to have it to take control a

would not say that the palestinian authority as an autonomy, not as a state, should be returned to gazathere's a strong fear in israel, which you cannot underestimate that any territory given to the palestinians will be the launching pad for the next october 7th, which is the main argument, the worst clalamity i israel's history. it will take many years how to understand what happened. how we failed to respond. how we failed in the critical first hours. how to bring back the israelis to the abandoned villages to the south and the north that they escaped. that's still imminent, that might happen. >> aluf benn, thank you for helping us. >>> anger in iraq, after the brazen strike in baghdad on a senior militia leader who u.s. officials say was responsible for the attack that killed three american troops in jordan. we'll take a close look at the situation when we return. i'm daniel lurie and i've spent my career fighting poverty, helping people right here in san francisco. i'm also a father raising two kids in the city. deeply concerned that city hall is allowing crime and lawlessness to sp

hamas are much more powerful and political, military institution than the the palestinian authority, the palestinian authority, um, my admiration for the people that are involved in it, is is is untempered by the fact that i can also say that they're involved'. in in a in a dumb game, it's a fake game, and they're a fake authority, and i don't think that they're going to be any more effective than any of the other client subordinate groups that the americans have tried to trick up and try to persist their post-colonial strategies on the oppressed peoples of the world. quite honestly, i think it's, i think it's just um, a part of the american dream, as i was saying earlier, a part of the american dream, um, perhaps we can... come back to this a little later, but i want to talk about uh what the palestinian ambassador had to say, which was the pro-palestine processions, the marches and rallies that we've seen happen for more than four months here in the... he called the it the the uk or london the epicenter of international activism for palestinian liberation um and yet at the same tim

he's expected to discuss the role of the palestinian authority in gauze as future will that spring in time to come or to you as an assistant professor of public policy, the doha institute for graduate studies. time and thanks for joining us again. i know some of characterized abbas as visitors as a bid from relevance right now. what do you make of it? so it's the size of the comes up the best one of the most critical time. now what is that? it isn't that in the finance these or if it's more than goza, we don't know what the final outcome would be, is on the meant to defeat thomas. and then you have all these discussions that onto the after, on the governance of guys of an in the back door before this is the seen, a split that then a split was which took place in 2006. and it's a deep split between the 2 moments of time us. so what most palestinians feel is that is what i and it goes ahead with, with the separate thing guys are from the west bank and engaging and 90 future administrative governors. that easements that do not involve the unified for the student i thought of. so i think

, the palestinian authority. the yasir these people, they were, they were in a sense political friends of the west, they they they negotiated camp david, oslo, all this, but netan yahu is not making any mention of them even, it is a direct control now, they are not even trusting the west bank and palestinian authority, so what does that mean, that means that whatever they were doing, also the cam david was as was clear from day one, as was clear everyone, it was basically buying time, they never meant to do anything, if they said we will we will resolve, we will do this, we will withdraw, but they never meant to do anything, it was only buying time and getting recognition, getting recognition dr and let me try and bring patricia into if i may, i want to... to get you to talk to uh the common by the uh secretary general of of doctors without borders about children, it's it's the civilians, the women, men and children who are bearing the brunt of all of this, that children as young as five say they would rather die than to see this continue, talk about the the emotional and and m

editor joining us there from the conference and picking up on that last point from richard, the palestinian authority says it's ready to engage with hom, us to seek palestinian unity. well, because they've come out in support of the p a is the best option to government guns or after the war between israel and i'm us, which many states for you is a terrorist organization. here's my how much to pay it, talking to dw sarah kelly about how much i'm just speaking with them directly right now. you know, a contract. uh nope, no, but uh, i'm not sure how to use those lights to take the intermediary washer has invited order, but it's been an functions who would be meeting on the 26th of this month in moscow . and they have invited ordered by the scene on functions. we want to see if, how much does it have to come to get on with us. we are ready to engage is how much is not going to come to ground with us. that's a different story, but we need it, but it's the only thing that i just thought of comes nonsense. let's talk about that with jerusalem corresponded and tanya payments i get. what do you make of the pa

all molecules have said that reforms of the palestinian authority of which he is the head of vital so that the palestinian population essentially has a legitimate representation. again, we must forget that of course, every other analogy doesn't represent thomas, who represents the, the, the by letting you know, as far as he that is based in ramallah. so the needs to be a proper representation of the palestinian people. he said that that is very much in his interest because they all say there's conflict cannot be sol, militarily. what is needed is a political solution, and that's essentially a 2 state solution is the only way forward and that these preparations need to happen at the same time via the analogy was being very clear. he wants germany to put pressure on israel. so that is ro also sees the right of the palestinian people to have their own state. interesting and so i'd say for magic, political correspondent need a honda a couple of other stories making use today. russia has declared custodian prime minister call us, wanted person for allegedly taking hostile actions against r

the plan does not mention the palestinian authority, which president biden has said should alternately bank, as a quote, revitalized body. netanyahu has also reiterated his opposition to a unilaterally recognized palestinian state, that two pits and against israel's biggest ally and back, or the united states, and other countries who are pushing for palestinian sovereignty and a two state solution. joining me now to discuss this and more, daniel -- and editor of foreign affairs. daniel, it's great to have you on the, chopin looking forward to this conversation for sometime. let me start with your thoughts on netanyahu's so-called post war plan. what do you think are the most important takeaways from this document? and what does it tell us about israel's alignment, or lack thereof with the rest of the world on the future of gaza. >> so, it's a great question. and in some ways, we are approaching the kind of confrontation that we've been waiting for for a long time, between washington and netanyahu. the biden administration has said over and over again that they envision a key role for t

various opinion. polling institutions conducted an opinion poll about the popularity of the palestinian authority. hamas is popular in gaza, which was not so before the operation. before the war, hamas's popularity ranged between 40 to 45%. after the operation, its popularity rose. the palestinian people saw that the resistance movement has been fighting this army for days, an army that boasted about its invincibility. people began to... feel that the chances of liberation were higher than ever before, so hamas's popularity rose. this gives us additional responsibility: how do we deal with this popularity and what serves the interest of our people to achieve national success? there is no doubt that this is a great responsibility. definitely it is. now, there are propositions suggesting that hamos is being corsed into relinquishing its related. leadership role in gaza post war amits american and possibly arab support, now leading to a transition to the palestinian authority. now what is hamas's stance on these? positions and how do you plan to particularly thort them? firstly, it is clear that ham

in a word, the solution to the problem of the gaza strip is the return to the rule of the palestinian authorityess of creating a palestinian state, the authorities of the united states are talking about this, the whole world is talking about this the arab world, the entire muslim world is talking about this, the whole of europe supports this and, as far as i can understand, russia also adheres to the same point of view, that only such a process, who suffers there, you shared a piece of bread, that’s what he will ask, gratitude to you for your ebb, as a result of which you received an injury, i wish you god’s help, strength, strength, mental, physical, but also a speedy recovery, i see a lot, a lot , i feel a lot, this is the signal that i receive from the outside, to me helps a lot in life. to fifteen years of patriarchal service, the premiere of the documentary film, today on the first, we spent one and a half acres in the cold, millions of dollars on board, two dead and four survivors, lucky, they should all have died, in theory. the story of the crash of a private plane carrying out medical

also coming up on the program, the governments in the occupied westbank designs, the palestinian authority is prime minister, announces that his entire government has quiz and move seen as a step towards reform and a post for middle east peace settlement. the new keeps mccain. and thanks so much for being with us. parts of central brussels are at a standstill of this. our as farm is from across the european union. upstaged the blocks me think i were culture ministers. demonstrators have block self access to official buildings, dumped the tires in the streets and setting the lights. they are upset said the brussels environmental policies, pricing costs, and what they call unfair competition. you officials a pair teen to ease some of those pressures on the agricultural sector for their office. the doing so could we can action on climate change. this is an update from brussels, correspond to rosie the child who is covering the process the for us. if you get a sense of the fury and frustration on the streets and brussels here today will soon look no further. behind me, a smouldering birding pi

the palestinian authority remains the key economic drive of the palestinians, employing a 143000 people. the p a is currently paying an average between 60 and 75 percent of salaries due to each worker because israel is withholding the tax. this is the trade crossing between palestine and israel is rarely say to release the money with deductions and no money for the employees and goals that they was present. joy gordon is putting a tremendous amount of pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to release the fungus to the palestinian authority. the u. s. though is claiming it once a revitalized p, a to take a vengeful, controlling cause off the wall. anything other than a week, the a is not something is wrong, one's currently view far as he is this week. as it, as the past, it's getting weaker out coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of. every time i travel, whether it's east or west africa, people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate coverage. and our focus is not just on their suffering, but also on the more top listing and inspiring stories. people trust to tell them

and a space for pushing that from occupied east joyce, them no way says the palestinian authority has received a $114000000.00 in withheld taxes by israel via also with more of the funds on the way as well. connex tax on behalf of palestinians. but really uses it. it's control of the p a's tax revenues as a means to punish the authority is abraham has more and how israel controls nearly $200000000.00 of palestinian money. more than 140000 palestinian authority and please have not been receiving the full salaries for the past 2 years. that's because israel regularly cuts the palestinian authority's tax revenues. palestinians do not control the voyagers and cannot collect taxes and customs goes under the occupied territories through check points like this one. in 1994, the fellow and his radio officials agreed that this red co, let's lose taxes on behalf of the palestinians. i'm tries for them every month. is there ok, 3 percent of the money us commission on average is a reflects around $200000000.00 monthly. this money is to show for the policy and you know, for the survival of this mi

the palestinian authority prime minister there. uk, it's been a tough week for both the opposition labour party and the conservative government. although labour had two by—election wins, with massive swings in the vote from the tories, there have been more accusations of anti—semitism as they were forced to withdraw support for the rochdale candidate. for the government, there was bad news as the uk was dragged into a recession. labour leader sir keir starmer has faced criticism over his stance on the israel—gaza war — in the last few hours he addressed members of the scottish labour conference, and called for a "ceasefire that lasts". what we want to see, a return of all the hostages taken on october the 7th, an end to the killing of innocent palestinians, a huge scaling up of humanitarian relief and an end to the fighting. notjust now... applause an end to the fighting, notjust now, notjust for a pause, but permanently. fix, now, notjust for a pause, but permanently-— now, notjust fora pause, but ermanentl. �* . ., , permanently.

the palestinian authority's prime minister announces that his entire government has quit and move seen as a step towards reform and a post for middle east peace of the menu. trips in the can. good to have you with us. chancello will i feel it says boleyn will not supply you crane with long range, taurus, cruise missiles, now shots, sizes, the missiles, extreme range on the fact that it would not be possible for germany to remote sleep monitor target control. 4th massage can hit targets up to 500 kilometers away in charlotte said the missile deployment could increase the risk of gemini, becoming involved in the war dw, as chief political correspondent, dina has told me more about what the trump said about his decision. well, you made the statements in berlin on monday or at the meeting of editors. and he said, says essentially that he doesn't want a situation where the german expertise is directly used for choosing russian target . so german soldiers, most under no circumstances be involved in choosing targets for those cruise missiles. and he's dressed as vice so that there are no germ

to the office of us security coordinator for israel and the palestinian authority in jerusalem in order to understand what the us knows about settler violence. the intention they explained is not to act against the perpetrators, but to prevent the collected information from developing into sanctions as well has yet to comment on those reports. however, the voice is in the west, so increasingly condemning is reception of islands in the west bank. for example, the us from. so you pay on canada hubble, and now sanctions against a number of settlers with also getting so far as to what you some of the human rights violations in the region. a listening settings which include a bond on travel, for example, call him a grubbing violence against westbank palestinians out the hands all is ready such as so the office flew the cold nation of a humanitarian defense has reported well than 500 incidents. not since the 7th of october come off attacks now as many as 50 of those resulted in casualties while more than $400.00 sold damage to palestinian own properties. well, homeless to decades vie

thank you very much indeed. palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas is due to travel to caught out. and the coming hours of us will meet with email. shake town on been the how much autonomy in doha is expected to discuss the role of the power steering authority in guys. as future i spoke about about as a visit to moving rabbani but he's the co editor or is it died? yeah, it's an online news source focused on the out of world a muscle mode i boss has been engaged in the life and death struggle with relevance . since the 7th of october, i'm on the one hand of the the west, and particularly the united states are proposing that the post to be an authority play a role in postwar garza, on the other. they recognize that this is out of the question unless this, unless the authority is rejuvenated. and in that context there has been growing talk of replacing them with, with someone who might be more effective. but i think the broader background here is that this is really all based on an illusion because the policy analyst already and its current form lacks legitimacy locks effectivene

regardless, future is due to be discussed by the palestinian authority president here in contact with our boss is flying to do hard to meet the amino she'd come and been homeless. all it's on him. and papa is, and is there any historian and author of the ethnic cleansing of palestine who's joining us here and our door has to do very good to have you with us. so i wanted to ask you, 1st of all about this visit by mach mood, a boss right from the start. the is really government backed by the us. has said that in order for the palestinian authority to have to have any role in the future of jobs. so then it has to be rejuvenated. how difficult does that make it for ma mazda boss when he is making an attempt to be part of the negotiating process? it would be very difficult for him to be relevant. because in the eyes of these very government, for quite a while, he's not relevant. the only function that the seems to serve as far as these really government is concerned. there's some sort of a security code the nation to keep the lid on the uh, the potential uprising in the west bank. i don't

time of the palestinian authority president is now urging him us to speed up an exchange of captives for prisoners with israel motor boss and said it would sped. palestinians from more devastating is really a tax on the possible is rarely ground offensive and rough. uh, well that spring and charles dropped to the 2 joints. we now from ramallah multiplied westbank. charles, what should we make that statement from the boss? it feels that the split between fossa and i'm also still very evident. i think that is, that is very evident. the spit, very much the i'm certainly speaking to on list say in the occupied westbank. they're saying that these basically highlights in many ways just how in effectual the protestant and no sovereignty. and the policy and president automotive pass is in these ongoing efforts to try and forge a deal between hum us and israel to try and get some sort of see spot, some sort of prisoner and kept to sleep initiated in order to avoid what everybody is very worried about which certainly your best highlights, the good will be in his words, a catastrophe in rough, i

for israel and the palestinian authority in jerusalem in order to understand what the us knows about settler violence. the intention they explained is not to act against the perpetrators. but to prevent the collected information from developing into sanctions, to what is all has yet to comment on those reports. how well 5 voices in the west are increasing. the condemning is really such the finest in west pines, for example, the us fonts, news, okay. and canada, how old amount sanctions against a number of settlers with elsewhere going so far as to choose some of human rights violations and the nature of functions which and clear to find on travel come, i've been growing violence against westbank palace for news at the hands of is really such as of the office for the coordination of humanitarian, a fast have reports of over 500 incidents since, but some of what to tell you. bucks how mazda attacks, as many as 50 of those resulted in casualties. while moving full 100. you can save that, so damage to palestinian owned properties with 2 decades. the you on has been recording incidence of

this document makes absolutely no mention of the palestinian authority at all.tionally to come up with some sort of post—war plan. and i think when you look at it, you can see that he's keen to appeal to right—wing coalition partners upon whose support he's dependent, and voters, too. but also, you see here, i think, an attempt to restore his crumbling reputation as a leader who can keep israel safe. thanks to jenny hill for that. let's speak to guillemette thomas who is the cedical coordinator for palestine for medecins sans frontieres — also known as doctors without borders. thank you for coming on the programme. as there are talks in goshen is and is ongoing, give us up—to—date with the latest situation with getting the medical care and supplies in. with getting the medical care and suoplies im— supplies in. they're working with lots of difficulties _ supplies in. they're working with lots of difficulties and _ supplies in. they're working with | lots of difficulties and shortages. the others workers totally exhausted dashing all these workers are totally exh

the single largest employee in palestine is the palestinian authority of the palestinian authority remains the key economic drive of the palestinians, implying a 143000 people. the p a is currently paying an average between 60 and 75 percent of salaries due to each worker because israel is withholding the tax. this is the trade crossing between palestine and israel is rarely saved or released the money, but with deductions and no money for the employees and goals that they was present . joy gordon is putting in tremendous amounts of pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to release the funds for the palestinian authority. the us though is claim it once a revitalized p, a to take a vengeful, controlling cause off the wall. anything other than a week, the a is not something is wrong. ones currently view far as he is this week, as it as the and it's getting weaker hard hitting into buildings as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is better than any thought provoking ons. my question to you all the good cooks, i think, is the

and he said right now the palestinian authority president's ratings 92% in the negative, the palestinian authority, there it's not particularly popular in the west bank. is there a need for change there? absolutely. >> all right. nic robertson. thank you so much for explaining that. >> so well and kate, i will take it, john. thank you so much. >> the co-chair of harvard's newly formed task force to fight against anti-semitism on campus. just resigned barely a month after joining the team. seen as matt egan has this reporting is joining us now, matt harvard continues to struggle here in these leadership posts. what's happened? >> well, kate, the timing here is stunning. normally, if everything's going smoothly, you don't step down from a high profile position after just five weeks on the job. but that is what is happening here. harvard business professor raffaella sadun is resigning as the co-chair of this antisemitism task force that had just been put together. this news was sort of buried in the middle of a longer announcement from harvard laying out the full list of members of this tas

your headlines on pressv, the palestinian authority has condemned israel's plans to invade garzans as refuge in the southern city of raffa. islamic resistance in iraq says it has launched a strike a vital israeli military target on the coast of the dead sea. and the yemenes stage mass rallies across the country to express support for the people of palestine. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehron, thank you for joining guys, today's top story, israeli forces have stormed alamal hospital in khan unis abducting number of the personnel and wounded people at the health facility, the palace society, which runs the hospital, says it has been unable to communicate with this crew following the raid. on thursday, the palestinian red creson society reported heavy gunfire and artillery shelling around the site. israel claims hamas resistance group is using the hospital for military operations. the regime has laid the siege on the facility for weeks. this has led to severe shortage of oxygen, medicines and fuel there. israel has destroyed or heavily damaged dozen

. >> in terms of the palestinian authority. what's latest situation? >> there >> in terms of leadership? >> so we heard just this morning that the prime minister mohammed shtayyeh submitted his resignation. along with that of his entire government to mahmoud abbas, the president of the palestinian authority. now he's still needs to offer his resignation in person. that still needs to be accepted. but this is seen to be perhaps one step towards the revitalization, the reconstitution of the palestinian authority to enable it to be palatable to the americans behind perhaps less unpalatable to the israelis for taking control of the gaza strip that they, after this war, now he will probably be asked to stay on as a caretaker prime minister. and there's no indication that whoever replaces him will be any different. of course the real change for the palestinian authority, least it won't be seen as changing to any serious degree until such time as much what a bus is no longer president. he of course is in now what the 19th year of a four-year term, he's widely

now to the prospects for a 2 state solution to the palestinian authority. your organization, you are seen as weak and having legitimacy issues come off is considered a terrorist organization just carried out the. busy first attack on israel and its history. israel for its part has its most right when government, in history with a prime minister, who was opposed to 2 states solution quite vehemently. are you in a position to get a deal done? how can you, how can you tap into the international momentum when you have those conditions among the parties? that me just reflect on the points that you mentioned one by one. first of all, you are right. that we are in a big position that i the army and coaches into a lot of cities into a letter for g thompson. i want to villages. as i said, the army has city. okay. abide every single article by this time one second. that is for a new government has deducted substantial amount of our money. so we have not been able to be so that is for the last 3 months. so not only that, $700.00 coupons have been in both in the west b

now to the prospects for a 2 state solution to the palestinian authority, your organization you are seen as weak. and having legitimacy issues come off is considered a terrorist organization. just carried out the. busy first attack on israel and its history. israel for its part has its most right when government, in history with a prime minister, who was opposed to 2 states solution quite vehemently. are you in a position to get a deal done? how can you, how can you tap into the international momentum when you have those conditions among the parties? that's me. just reflect on the points that you mentioned one by one. first of all, you are right. that we are in a big position that i, the army, and coders into our cities and to a letter for g comes in our villages. and those that are in the army has city. ok, you abide every single bought to buy this time one. second, that is for a new government has deducted substantial amount of our money. so we have not been able to base. so that is for the last 3 months. so not only that, $700.00 coupons have been in both in the west bank in addition

the palestinian authority's cabinet resigned. what is happening right now is the arab countries that are working with the united states aggressively working to get people in charge of the palestinian authority that are not technocrafts, that can help not only run the west bank but also run gaza after this war is over. that is a significant step. they need a boss to also step down, and i think we will get there, but there is no doubt, it's not just the united states pressure but it's the united states and our arab allies across the region, all working quietly behind the scenes to one goal. that'll become evidence to all americans as we start to see, again, the fruits of their labor. >> yeah, that's extremely important, the resignations of the palestinian authority cabinet. what they're trying to do is take away benjamin netanyahu's reason or excuse for not moving ahead with negotiations for a two-state solution, which is that there is no legitimate partner with whom to negotiate. we had an argument about the palestinian authority,

the authorities stress however palestinians will not abandon their territory. statement also called on the united nations to step in to prevent what it said will be a disastrous. escalation. israel's plan to invade rafa, which lies on gaza's border with egypt, has also drawn international reactions. the eu foreign policy chief has called the plan alarming. joseph burell says this will have catastrophic consequences and will worsen already dire humanitarian situation. the un chief has also warned of gigantic tragedy in raffa, city is now hosting nearly 1 and a half million displaced palestinians. and the palestinians in gaza speak about latest israeli air strikes that hit the city early friday, the displaced people say they went there because they thought city was safe. they said it is the safest place. hanyunus is reduced to rumble, even if someone wants to check it from a distance, the fighter jet targets them. they said ref is safe so we came here. what else could... have brought us here and now they are bombarding ra, where could we possibly go? there is onl