only 13% of respondents hoped for the palestinian authority to return to control the sector but under a different leadership than mahmoud abbas. the 88-year-old has seen a decline in popularity. in recent years due to his failure to advance palestinian's hopes of establishing a state and his reluctance to mend relations with the other palestinian resistance factions, most notably hamas. there have also been no substantive negotiations with the occupation for over decade, where the palestinian authorities widely seen by its people as increasingly corrupt and autocratic, simply because abbas, was elected for four-year term in 2005, has not yet appointed successor and refuses to go to elections. according to... to the survey conducted between march 5 and 10, which included a sample of approximately 1580 adult palestinians in gaza and the occupied west bank, 70% of respondents said they were satisfied with the role of the palestinian resistance faction hamas played during the war. additionally 61% approved of the role played by hamas leader yahya sanwar in gaza. the survey also found that

and the alternative that the us is offering is, is negotiating a deal between the palestinian authority is real in the united states. but the palestinian people have no faith in the palestinian authority ever since the oslo accords. in the early nineties, all the palestinian authority is really done is allowed israel to enforce their occupation via remote control. so the palestinian people have very, very little faith in the palestinian authority, which is why so many of them are now supporting a group like come us that advocates for a one state solution rather than a 2 state solution. and it's so hypocritical, because the us has agreed to support the 2 state solution time and time again, it's embodied in countless un resolutions that the us in israel support this 2 state solution. but now you have the 2 state solution on the table. and here comes the us to, to knock it down. what is it the timing? because right now, of course that he, there's so many issues that play, you've got the ongoing more not least the lock of a clear government seemed by the stream between hom, us and fall to t

only 13% of respondents hoped for the palestinian authority to return to control the sector, but under a different leadership than mahmoud abbas. the 88-year-old has seen a decline in popularity in recent years due to his fail. to advance palestinian's hopes of establishing a state and his reluctance to mend relations with the other palestinian resistance factions, most notably hamas. there have also been no substantive negotiations with the occupation for over decade, where the palestinian authorities widely seen by its people as increasingly corrupt and autocratic, simply because abbas, was elected for four-year term in 2005, has not yet appointed successor and refuses to go to elections. according to the survey conducted between march 5. 10, which included a sample of approximately 1580 adult palestinians in gaza and the occupied west bank, 70% of respondents said they were satisfied with the role of the palestinian resistance faction hamas played during the war. additionally, 61% approved of the role played by hamas leader yahya sinwar in gaza. the survey also found that 71% of pal

we welcome ongoing efforts towards reinforcing and revitalizing the palestinian authority. the international committee must support the elections which would allow its effective governance in line with the two-state solution. and with gaza as part of an independent palestinian state. fundamentally, a just resolution of this conflict demands a reality which embraces the palestinians legitimate aspirations for you and membership and statehood. it also demands a reality in which israelis live in security without being held hostage by the threat of terrorism. the parameters of realization of this vision are well known and must be pursued as a matter of urgency. malta reaffirms its unwavering commitment to a comprehensive political solution based on the two-state solution along the pre-1967 borders. addressing legitimate aspirations both sides with jerusalem as the future capital of two states living side by side in peace and security. and this in line with the relevant security council resolutions and internationally agreed parameters. i thank you and iyo resumed my function as

our hostages home, this council will be voting upon a resolution to recommend granting the palestinian authority full membership status, a palestinian state. how detached from reality can this council be to dedicate its time and resources to support a resolution so disconnected to the reality on the ground? so a resolution that will have 0, 0 positive impact for any party that will cause only destruction for years to come and harm any chance for future dialogue. colleagues, six months after october 7, the most brutal modest skirt used -- massacre used since the holocaust, this council seeks to reward the perpetrators of these atrocities with statehood. the child murdering hamas rapists are watching this meeting and they are smiling. there is no bigger prize for terror then today's meeting. let me remind everyone, the basic requirements for admission to the unr -- a permanent population, defined territory, government, and the capacity to enter relations with other states. but, above anything else, a very important principle stated in article four of the u.n. charter is and i quote -- "membership

and the palestinian authority, ironically, has no authority. so who is the council voting to recognize today and give full membership status to? hamas in gaza, palestinian islamic jihad in nablus, who is going to be in charge? while this in itself is grounds enough to reject this sick reward for palestinian terror, the palestinian authority is the opposite of a peace-loving entity. the palestinian authority's not only have not condemned to be october 7 massacre, they are also paying monthly salaries to all the terrorists that took part in it. rewarding the rapists. this is a genocide-loving entity that doesn't deserve any status here. but sadly, to some of the members here, the palestinians' inability to meet the criteria simply doesn't matter. it doesn't matter because to some of you, palestinian statehood has nothing to do with the u.n. charter or legal criteria. all it has to do with his politics and interests. the u.n. charter is important to them only when it can be used against israel. the report from the council's commission on the admiss

at the moment, the palestinian authority has no name but observe a status in the united nations. the security council has long endorsed division of israel and the palestinians died leaving side by side. the palestinians want to stay in the west bank east jerusalem. and in the cost of 3 vote. is that washington correspondent benjamin of our high school, but has more now on why the usb started this resolution. so that's right, that you guys used. it's very vito saying that the most expeditious path toward statehood for the police sending people is indeed through direct negotiations between israel and the palestinian authority. is the policy now for the condemned this veto saying that it reveals that contradiction of american policy. a contradiction that according to the us state department doesn't exist with one of its spokes person was asked about that. he said that the u. s. remains and waverley committed to as 2 state solution. and it's important here to remember that this is not the 1st published in an attempt to become a full u. n. member policing and president would have us 1s

_ leave the palestinian authority and what next steps could they - leave the palestinian authority andps could they take to try to reach that ultimate goal of l try to reach that ultimate goal of having more _ try to reach that ultimate goal of having more countries— try to reach that ultimate goal of having more countries recognise| having more countries recognise their_ having more countries recognise their statehood. _ having more countries recognise their statehood. so _ having more countries recognise their statehood.— having more countries recognise their statehood. so many moving arts of their statehood. so many moving parts of the _ their statehood. so many moving parts of the moment _ their statehood. so many moving parts of the moment will - their statehood. so many moving| parts of the moment will continue their statehood. so many moving . parts of the moment will continue to keep our eye on the meetings are going to brussels in new york tonight to lovely to have you all on point for us and godiva company. thank you. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let

a new palestinian authority cabinet including 6 ministers from gaza was sworn in on sunday. the palestinian government, led by president mahmoud abbas is under pressure from washington to play a greater role in the gaza strip after the war. the palestinian authority has had almost no influence in gaza since from us to power there in 2007 india is opposition parties of held a mass rallied in delhi. this follows the arrest of a senior opposition figure in connection with a long running corruption prob protesters. say india is democracy has been decaying under prime minister and urine drug moody. he's seeking a 3rd term and next month's general election. a people were killed in the shooting and ecuador in the 2nd mass killing, and as many days their group has claimed responsibility for the latest attack. on friday, 5 tourists were executed by an armed gang. for we said, drug traffickers mistook them for arrival game. the kayaker is missing in western france. after heavy rains and overflowing rivers flooded several regions. authorities are expecting a 100 year flood in some areas

palestinian state should be established through direct negotiations between israel and the palestinian authority and not through un action. have a listen. we also have long been clear that premature actions here in new york, even with the best intentions, will not achieve statehood for the palestinian people. as members of the security council, we have a special responsibility to ensure that our actions further the cause of international peace and security and are consistent with the requirements for the un charter. as reflected in the report of the admission committee, there was not unanimity among committee members as to whether the applicant met the criteria for membership. of the 15 council members, 12 voted yes while britain and switzerland abstained. we agree that the people of the west bank and gaza must be given the political perspective of a credible route to a palestinian state and a new future, and it needs to be irreversible. this is not entirely in our gift but our recognition of a palestinian state should be part of it. we believe that such recognition of palestinian statehood shou

well, let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world's palestinian authority. president mahmoud abbas a sworn in a new government which includes both guidance and for women. the re shuffle is an attempt by a boss to meet international demands for change and has administration. the palestinian authority which controls parts of the occupied west bank is under pressure from the us to play a part in post word garza. india's opposition parties have held a mass rally in delhi as follows, the arrest of a senior opposition figure in connection with a long run. incorrect corruption, pro, protest or say india is democracy has been decaying under prime minister in the rend remote e who's teaching a 3rd term. and next month's general election of the kayaker is missing in western france. after heavy rains and overflowing rivers flooded several regions, authorities are expecting a 100 year flood in some areas, with water levels rising up to 7 meters and 500 emergency workers have been mobilized. well, christians around the world are celebrating the most important day in the

we should not ignore the fact that the palestinian authority has put forward its ideas and wants to take a leadership role, as it should, in this whole discussion, but also the implementation or execution of the change that civilians in gaza need to see. i will give you one anecdote though which is a program i really liked, and it was called gaza geeks. this was for young people who were playing with i.t., selling products online knowing they would in the 17 years not be permitted to leave gaza ever, but they were given the i.t. skills, they were given, marketing skills they were selling, they were supporting. india, you have a highly skilled and educated population. palestinians in gaza are equally smart, and most of them have graduated. i would also like to see where technology can be used to create the different jobs out there for which you do not necessarily have to travel, although i hope that for them as well, but you can start. it could be very localized, but the world could still be open to you. i think we need to have technology. last but not least, palestinian entrepreneurs, so

and i'll be discussing that with the israeli government and with the palestinian authority as well. how concerned are you that we're right on the brink of a full—scale regional war here? well, the situation is very concerning. it's right to show solidarity with israel. it's right to have made our views clear about what should happen next. but it's clear the israelis are making a decision to act. we hope they do so in a way that does as little to escalate this as possible and in a way that, as i said yesterday, is smart as well as tough. but the real need is to refocus back on hamas, back on the hostages, back on getting the aid in, back on getting a pause in the conflict in gaza. that's why i'm here today to talk to the israeli government, to talk to the palestinian authority, to try and push those things forward. finally, you're off to see foreign ministers at the g7 in italy. what sanctions do you want? well, we want to see coordinated sanctions against iran. britain has in many ways led the way with our new sanctions regime, sanctioning dozens of people in iran, sanctioning the i

full jurisdiction over all 3 areas including areas see to be gradually transferred to the palestinian authority. mohammed who is part of the palestinian delegation during the discussions on this. please. it says e's real is distorting the fact dealing with the term areas see does not mean the jews own it, nor does it mean that settlers own it, nor does it mean that is real. owns it. as an occupant in states, the occupation must end completely area see will remain palestinian under palestinian authority. this is how the agreement was reached. otherwise palestine wouldn't have accepted. it expected it to be divided temporarily. hebron authorities say 50 to 35 people will be directly affected if the supplement appears on the land. but most importantly it will connect dozens of all the do supplements in the year. we break in palestine and continue team and paving the way for a fast through his dominance over the territory. the main road to hebron home to several significant doors and muslim holy sides could potentially become restricted for 2 issues, only at common practice with road surrounding su

it was 2011 when the palestinian authority applied for membership.el submitted it to the united nations, but the un security council ignored this request and did not hold a meeting to consider it. the reason for the threat was the veto of a permanent member. america palestinians cannot through a request to the united nations to reach a country . a position that was repeated 13 years later. the position we had 13 years ago. the unchanged characteristic of the palestinian authority once again asked for membership in the united nations and the acceptance of palestine as a country last week. in the resolution of 1947, the united nations general assembly called for the formation of two independent states of israel and palestine. therefore , the general assembly and the security council and other members of the international community have a duty. accept the palestinian government's request for full membership in the united nations. but repeating the opposing position of america once again this effort failed in this meeting, the majority of the country spo

full jurisdiction over all 3 areas including areas see to be gradually transferred to the palestinian authority mohammed who is part of the palestinian delegation during the discussions on this. please says e's real is distorting the facts. a good with the term area seats does not mean the jews own it, nor does it mean that settlers own it, nor does it mean that israel owns it as an occupying state. the occupation must end completely area. see will remain palestinian under palestinian authority. this is how the agreement was reached. otherwise palestine wouldn't have accepted. it expected it to be divided temporarily. hebron authorities say 50 to 35 people will be directly affected if the supplement appears on the land. but most importantly it will connect dozens of all the do supplements in the year. we break in palestine and continue team and paving the way for a fast to his dominance over the territory. the main road to hebron home to several significant doors and muslim holy sides could potentially become restricted for 2 issues, only at common practice with roads surrounding supplements, l

option, we believe that direct negotiations are the best way forward between israel and the palestinian authoritywith support from the united states and other regional partners. however, what kind of direct negotiations are they talking about in washington? it’s not clear, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has openly stated more than once that he is categorically against recognizing palestinian autonomy as a state, how to talk to someone like that, and after the terrorist attacks of october 7 and the conflict in the gaza strip, israel generally refuses to consider palestine capable of state building. of all the world's problems, this safety tip decided to focus on rewarding the terrorists and giving the perpetrators and supporters of the events of october 7 the status of full rights. however, israel found itself in a clear minority of the 15 member countries of the security council ; the resolution recognizing palestine as a full member of the un was supported by 12, two abstained, and only the united states, supporting its middle eastern ally, predictably voted against it, that is, if no

including areas see to be gradually transferred to the palestinian authority mohammed who was part of the palestinian delegation during the discussions on this. please says e's real is distorting. the facts term areas see does not mean the jews own it, nor does it mean that settlers own it, nor does it mean that israel owns it as an occupying state. the occupation must and completely area see will remain palestinian under palestinian authority. this is how the agreement was reached, otherwise palestine wouldn't have accepted. it expected it to be divided temporarily. hebron authorities se, se, se to 35 people will be directly affected if the supplement appears on the land. the post and pull as you say, it will connect dozens of all the do supplements in the year. we break in palestinian contiguity and paving the way for vast to his dominance over the territory. the main road to hebron home to several significant doors and moves and holy sides could potentially become restricted for 2 issues only as common practice with roads surrounding supplements, limits and movements of locals and

full jurisdiction over all 3 areas including areas see to be gradually transferred to the palestinian authority mohammed who is part of the palestinian delegation during the discussions on this. please. it says e's real is distorting the facts which is the term area. see does not mean the jews own it, nor does it mean that settlers own it nor does it mean that is real. owns it. as an occupant in states, the occupation must end completely. hebron authorities say sassy to 35 people will be directly affected if the supplement appears on the land. but most importantly, it will connect dozens of all the do supplements in the year. we break in palestinian contiguity and paving the way for a fast through his dominance over the territory of the. this is what settlers do. they seize a piece of land and then expand to encompass the entire area. the settlers have a racist ideology that does not accept the other and does not recognize the right of the other to exist on this land. in 2022, do. satler is backed by these really military and security forces, trying to establish a foothold here and move viewed

, we can see right now that the palestinian authority is officially cooperating with israel. it kills , naturally, there are a bunch of people who agree with him the group was also very active against ismail haniyeh and his children, as you know, because my children were not in front of my eyes, or even, for example, you are the same lamb until before. a testimony, well, not being in front of the eyes every day was believable for some people who took them out, where did they take them out? a small group of patients could leave rafah and go out. a very limited number, for example, 30 to 40 people were announced daily. among these, in short, hitting and taking them out, what happened exactly reversed this issue, that is, it suddenly became clear that not only did they not go out. that in it is more difficult, as you rightly pointed out , to be present and live in the most difficult part of gaza . i would like to say one more thing, apart from the fact that in the north, the situation is more difficult than anywhere else. besides, in the north itself , that is, in gaza city, th

limited periods during which they will bring into the gaza strip a revived or revitalised palestinian authoritymate player legally to go there and basically have a deal with saudi arabia, probably, and the only expected thing from israel is to be ready to launch a process that at the end will lead towards the vision of two states, something all of us have done including netanyahu. there have been several attacks in the last three decades. you try to make peace with palestinians and failed. it is remembered here in israel beyond. do you still believe there will one day... do you still want there to be a palestinian state alongside israel? as you accurately describe the israeli mood now, it is one of deep pain. there is still trauma in the air. there are calls for revenge. there is a boiling blood. that is not exactly the time to talk about peace. israel has a compelling imperative to make sure that hamas will not ever win on the gaza strip and will not be capable of threatening israel. that is the main objective. we made certain mileage towards it. i should admit that even after six months, it i

many see the palestinian authority has undermine people's ability to defend themselves and how to call them ok. it's a complicated political situation while the international community is silent again, it's what's happening and guys are as if it's normal, the palestinian authority is doing it's huge. withdrawal of supporting tested fastness of budgeting is on their land. sierra vista fastness is a the core of subtler attacks. many c not only in certain villages, but these attacks are taking place also was pedo simians are on the roads metering . it's very dangerous for them to commute from one place to another. automatically items that could be shut out for such as cause have blocks the roads. the purpose page is a tech this, it's tons in drugs and into the car is going to by the grace of god that you had a live circular groups are calling for more attacks. the result is immunity on, on palestinian population. facing many heavy armed is really satler's who been growing and numbers increasing their violence. is that what he does either the occupied westbank and that sits on a and is a p

palestinian state should be established through direct negotiations between israel and the palestinian authority and not through un action. we also have long been clear that premature actions here in new york, even with the best intentions, will not achieve statehood for the palestinian people. as members of the security council, we have a special responsibility to ensure that our actions further the cause of international peace and security and are consistent with the requirements for the un charter. as reflected in the report of the admission committee, there was not unanimity among committee members as to whether the applicant met the criteria for membership. the palestinian authority has had observer status but cannot vote in proceedings. of the 15 council members, 12 voted yes. the two remaining, britain and switzerland, abstained. we agree that the people of the west bank and gaza must be given the political perspective of a credible route to a palestinian state and a new future. and it needs to be irreversible. this is not entirely in our gift but our recognition of a palestinian state sh

that is what we have been doing over the past six months including working closely with the palestinian authority so that when the time comes, they can provide more effective governance to gaza. it is significant that other regional orders actually help to prevent a much worse attack over the weekend. it reminds us how important the attempts to normalize relations between israel and its neighbors really are. third, mr. speaker, hamas which is backed by iran starts this work. they wanted not just to kill further but to destabilize the whole region. this weekend, they rejected the latest deal which offered a road to a cease-fire. it is israel's right and indeed its duty to defend its security. nothing that has happened over the last 48 hours affects our position on gaza. the important tool on civilians continues to grow, the hunger, the desperation. the whole country will need to see more humanitarian support going in. the recent increase is still not enough. and mr. speaker, i want to take this opportunity to pay tribute to the three british aid workers in gaza, john chapman, jamie kirby -- they w

and that would potentially support a new nuclear arms race and that we just, the palestinian authority has branded the us veto of pal assigned bid to become a full fledged member of the un. unfair and ethical and unjustifiable rushes. you and, and bass are followed suit and slammed washington saying the country is going against . and the vast majority of those supporting in palestine as well. it saves so much more to produce things. the goal of the us resolution is to break the will of palestinians to make them unconditionally submit to the occupying power, to turn them into servants, and 2nd class citizens, or perhaps even eradicate and expelled them from their native territory. such a policy only produces the opposite effect. today, the vast majority of the global community supports palestine application for a full membership in the world organization, the sufferings of peaceful palestinians resonate in the hearts and souls of millions of people worldwide. the current use of a veto, right by us delegation, is a futile attempt to hold the relentless march of history and even the votin

and maybe here the use all of the, in this case, the palestinian authority, so that, that couldn't get through that can get back to their capitals. uh well there have been conversations i was involved in conversation with the gentleman representative him. so, and i think he's a fine gentleman. he just represents a despicable policy that's over the country that is complicit in the fight. nothing personal he's address, as i said, use a drawn gentleman and but this is not personal. and i think that the, the representative of all the countries around the world have heard of the genocide . how did that, i'll send you the position of the different sites. i personally issue a daily statement from the front desk for the former democratic faction, respecting the sentiments of the 1000, the people regarding the policies in politics on the international arena regarding the genocide in government. so nobody can say that they have enough information or they do not know. everybody knows everyone has a request for the medical representative or even an interest in this part of the world already knows

the palestinian authority have a new government, new prime minister, is the authority going to do moredited and unpopular authority and do something bay palestinians can exact, but also that israelis feel can guarantee their security? the palestinians have sufficient _ their security? the palestinians have sufficient national- have sufficient national institutions, we havejust formed have sufficient national institutions, we have just formed a government made off technocrats capable of providing for our people in gaza, west bank, and capable of allah directory and politics. the issueis allah directory and politics. the issue is not palestinian. —— capable of allah directory and politics. discussing the day before is missing the point. i heard your previous interview... the point. i heard your previous interview- - -_ interview... you represent the palestinians, _ interview... you represent the palestinians, you _ interview... you represent the palestinians, you are - interview... you represent the palestinians, you are a - interview... you represent the palestinians, you are a very i i

the cabinet includes gauze and despite the fact that the palestinian authority has almost no influence over the impact of the strip the all those appointed officials and ministers. so the interest of design this tendency phone from it is the mohammed stack weed. for this reason, these government was shaped under us pressure effect that is well known for each and every police damian got out of it. that would be a permanent point to view the international community. and the europeans usually intervene in the palestinian situation politically and administratively. and you know, they have a rule out, the formation of this cabinet has expired. some american only european precious, particularly when we find that these cabinets and it's ministers and premier have showed some response to these pressures. the police down to the russian organization has been on to pressure ever since it was established. so it became aware of how to handle them. it has never met itself to become integrated in the original or global scale of subjects it to precious. it is definitely unacceptable to say that this c

to america, death to israel, destruction of palestine, and destruction of the faith of the palestinian authority. know that the muslim people are waking up and even the christians and even the jews all over the world are declaring their innocence against the zionist regime . we support the people of gaza and we will stand by this support until the end. we sympathize with gaza. as a muslim, we have a duty to stand up against all of this during the days of islam, we all stand by gaza and palestine until the freedom of the holy prophet, the free prophet of israel, israel, america, supporting palestine is now the whole religion. palestine hab walab al-nada fafina bayan quds al-huda filil al-sahail. sui in the hadith of al-dam and al- fada. because the transgressions of some people are in the promises, so make them based on the evidence of the promises , because the transgressions of some people are in the promises. put it on the foundations al-ahud and noubi from the arabs are anti-jews, it is the meeting of the return of al-saba, filil al-sahayin, lan yingli soi in the hadith of al-dam , and al-fid

toyota security council dropped a resolution that would have given the palestinian authority full membership in the will body. the us say is an independent palestinian state should be established through negotiations between israel and the palestinian authority. not through un action to the lane has summoned roches ambassador or video raced of 2 suspect 2 russian spies in southern germany. pro.

the palestinian authority has had observer status since 2012 but cannot vote in proceedings.resolution with the us opposing. meanwhile, israel has said it will will summon ambassadors of countries that voted for full palestinian un membership "for a protest talk. " iran's foreign minister has questioned whether israel was involved in friday's attack on iran, saying the weapons used were like "toys our children play with". but in an interview with nbc news, hossein amir—abdollahian said if israel did take decisive action against iran, the response would be immediate and to the maximum. us officials said an israeli missile hit iran on friday. israel reportedly targeted an air defence radar system near the city of isfahan, which protects the natanz nuclear facility. it follows weeks of tensions between the rivals, during which israel attacked an iranian compound in syria, and iran launched an unprecedented assault against israel. here in the uk — the outgoing head of the government's climate change watchdog, says rishi sunak has set back the cause of tackling global warming in t

that is what we have been doing, including working with the palestinian authority so that when the time comes, they provide more effective governance in gaza and the west bank. it is significant that other regional partners actually help to prevent a much worse attack over the weekend. it reminds us how important the attempts to normalize relations between israel and neighbors are and it holds out hope for the region. third, the conflict in gaza must end. hamas, backed by iran, must stop its war. they want not just to kill and murder but to destabilize the region. this weekend they rejected the latest hostage deal, a road to a cease-fire. it is israel's right and duty to defeat the threat from hamas terrorism. i want to be clear, nothing that has happened over the last 48 hours affects our position on gaza. the appalling toll on civilians continues to grow. hunger, desperation, loss of life. the whole country wants to see an end to the bloodshed and see more humanitarian support going ahead. the increase in aid flow is positive, but not enough. we need to see new crossing zones for long

washington v tired, a security council draft a resolution that would have given the palestinian authority full membership and the will body. the u. s. c is an independent palestinian state should be established through negotiations between israel and the palestinian authority not through un action. to de leon has summoned russia's ambassador or video raced of tooth to speak to the russian spies in southern germany.

preferred option would be if the hamas military was dismantled and replaced in gaza by the palestinian authoritynited arab emirates. i think that could only really happen, though, if the united states laid down a far-reaching peace plan calling for two states for two people. that is the best way this could end. it could also and with israel just leaving, and basically not attempting any way to govern gaza, but also not allowing the palestinian authority to come in, either, in which case you will have kind of somalia on the mediterranean, a kind of gangland gaza. a third option would be for israel to leave and leave some hamas presence in gaza to run whatever it can, in some kind of way to keep the place basically running and humanitarian aid coming in. i'm sure that would be the least best option for israel, but i don't see any other choices in those three, and unfortunately, the israeli government under netanyahu has refused to go for the palestinian authority option, has basically chosen not to govern so it seems to be by default, opting for the somalia option, but by the end of the day, it ma

or the palestinian authority cant handle the rule in gaza.is not enough willingness on behalf of the international community and the arab states to act as some sort of security force in gaza, then the process of elimination: israel is moving towards the reoccupation of the gaza strip, which the majority of israelis are not interested in. elsewhere today, in the last hour or so hamas has said it will send a delegation to ceasefire talks in cairo on sunday. that hamas says over 32,000 people have been killed. the group will be lead by hamas's deputy chief in gaza, khalil al—hayya. in other developments, us presidentjoe biden is facing growing pressure from within his own party to pause arms sales to israel. nearly a0 congressional democrats have signed a letter calling for no further weapons to be sent, until a full investigation is completed into monday's air strike on an aid convoy in gaza. it says the strike on the trucks — along with the ever—worsening humanitarian crisis in gaza — makes it unjustifiable to approve further weapons deliverie

many see the palestinian authority has undermine people's ability to defend themselves and how the mock it's a complicated political situation while the international community is silent again, that's what's happening and guys are as if it's normal, the palestinian authority is doing it's huge. withdrawal of supporting district fastness of budgeting is on their lands. this that's fastness is a the core of subtler attacks. many c not only in certain villages but these attacks are taking place also was pedo simians are on the roads making. it's very dangerous for them to commute from one place to another. automatically it automatically shut off for such as cause of blocks the roads. they pip us pages of a tech gets it stones in drugs and into the car is going to by the grace of god that you had a live circular groups are quoting for more attacks. the result is immunity on on palestinian population. facing many heavy armed is really sucked. there's who's been throwing in numbers, increasing their violence. is that what he does? he to the occupied westbank that sits on the elizabeth put on

, thrashing our faces palestinian authority, thrashing ourfaces in a brittle way on 7 octoberthe month following the tragedy, and yes, 75% of the public by every poll over months now wish him gone. the conduct of the war since its purposeful stage, which was justified, was over, we are now in a phase of the fighting matters more than an attrition war than a purposeful one. and people would like to see a different leadership leading us out of this crisis and embracing opportunities that may come out of the tragedy. meanwhile, concerns are growing about the war in gaza spilling over into the region. yesterday a suspected israeli strike destroyed an iranian consulate building in the syrian capital, damascus, killing at least seven people, including the top two commanders in the powerful iranian revolutionary guards. iran vowed to respond. iran, israel's archenemy, is a key supporter of hamas — the group designated a terrorist organisation by the uk government — who carried out the attack on israel on 7 october. iran also back hezbollah — a militant group based in neighbouring leb

lieutenant general mark schwartz who served as united states security coordinator of the israel—palestinian authority we do appreciate you taking the time. ijust want we do appreciate you taking the time. i just want to start what i getting your assessment about what we are seeing right now, about the scale, about the scope as well, in your assessment.— your assessment. great to be with ou. i your assessment. great to be with yom i think _ your assessment. great to be with you. i think the _ your assessment. great to be with you. i think the initial— your assessment. great to be with you. i think the initial response i your assessment. great to be with you. i think the initial response byj you. i think the initial response by iran with the launch of these assessed hundred or so drones coming out of irani and sovereign territory towards israel is expected, we can also expect that as they approach, israeli airspace, that you will see a response or, really, actions about lebanese hezbollah to try and overwhelm the israeli air defence and acquisition radars that are defending its own territory. the us, o

the palestinian authority is bison from allah in the occupied with bank, but many of its new ministers understood to be from casa for the prime minister mohammed shots. you and his government resigned in february, saying, as well as for on guns are required. new political arrangements, nearly a d as rarely ami a killed his black amanda in an air strike in southern living on and is really dry and targeted a car in the town to contain. his blah has confirmed the attack killed as mal ali i was in israel claims that it was time was a combined to of an empty tank. eunice. so thought israel has killed $270.00 has belong members, including at least 3 combined. is this, this route has also conducted this strikes and neighboring syria. at least 2 civilians have been interested in the outskirts of the capital damascus on sunday. the defense ministry say the scientific research center was targeted. it comes 2 days after is rarely strikes, killed thousands of serbian soldiers and allied foxes and left our province. the 2 of the new sale took his main opposition. republican people, his policy has d