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respected country of qatar, to pay tribute to the martyred president, ayatollah dr. seyed ebrahim raeesi and his companions they enter. you can see the pictures of the arrival of the emir of qatar to the meeting hall of the islamic countries after arriving in tehran. tehran to participate in this event. the emir of qatar entered the mehrabad and tehran airports at the head of the grave minute delegation, and he is also present in the hall of the summit of the islamic countries after paying his respects .

the emir of qatar was welcomed by the government delegation at mehrbar airport a few minutes ago. national leader of turkmenistan. and other heads and high-ranking officials of the countries in a few minutes. in this ceremony, they will pay tribute to the sacred statue of the martyred president of our country and his companions. images that are live and directly from the network frame. in the ceremony of paying respect to the body of the martyred president of our country, they entered tehran and bard also entered the hall of the summit of islamic countries and also witnessed the tribute of the special envoy of nicaragua to the country and the body of the jurist president of maldives to pay respect to the martyred president. the special representative of maldives enters the hall of the summit of islamic countries to pay his respects the holy body of the martyred president and his entourage are witnessing the presence of officials from different countries to pay their respects to the martyred president ayatollah dr. seyed ebrahim beheshti seyed ebrahim raisi and his accompanying del

no, no, i don't because i think qatar _ those? no, no, i don't because i think qatar is _ those?doing this - those? no, no, i don't because i think qatar is doing this for - those? no, no, i don't because i think qatar is doing this for its i think qatar is doing this for its own interests. i think the qataris are being, well, not... pressured is perhaps the wrong word but the qataris is —— are being encouraged by the americans to do their best. and they are doing their best. even though it hasn't succeeded until now. in terms of the second deal. the first deal in november was 100% qatari encouraged by american mediation. i think that this decision is going to sour the atmosphere. it's going to make things a little more acrimonious. i doubt that it would have a significant bearing on the hostages themselves —— on the talks themselves. mr themselves -- on the talks themselves.— themselves -- on the talks themselves. ~ ., ,, ,. , themselves. mr netanyahu described it as a terrorist _ themselves. mr netanyahu described it as a terrorist channel _ themselves. mr netanyahu described i

palestinian islamic resistance movement hamas this evening, he announced that he agreed with qatar's plan for a ceasefire with egypt. but the zionist regime did not accept the plan. tonight we will discuss the details of the plan and the reasons for the agreement. but before starting the talks , let's see some frames of student support for palestine in the past day and night. no, non fa paura ai carri armati di israele la tua terra tu la devi liberarere. following the agreement of the hamas movement, it consists of 3 stages , each stage lasting 42 days. in each of these stages, a number of zionist prisoners are released. this proposal includes stopping military and hostile operations permanently in the second phase. break the encirclement of the gaza strip and the complete withdrawal of the occupiers from this strip in the third stage. according to the officials of this regime, the agreement accepted by hamas is unacceptable for this regime. in response to this position of the zionists, tahir al-nunu, one of the heads of the hamas movement, said that the authorities of the occupying

the leader of the islamic revolution also met with the emir of qatar and his delegation thanking qatar its sympathy in the recent bitter situation , they emphasized the need to continue the progress of cooperation between the two countries. the same spirit of interest and confidence between iran and qatar that prevailed during the late president's term will continue on behalf of mr. dr. mokhbar. the leader of the islamic revolution pointed out the conditions in the region and the efforts of the enemies to destroy stability and peace of mind, and the countries of the region have an option. most of them do not face p and it companionship and empathy with each other. mr. tamiim bin hamdani, the emir of qatar, expressed his condolences on the death of the president and his companions, and said: iran-qatar relations have always been strong and this path will continue. emir of qatar said that the only way to deal with the threats in the region is the cooperation and cohesion of the countries of the region and added: we do not see any limit to the expansion of relations with iran. ayatollah k

the palestinian islamic resistance movement hamas announced this evening that it agreed with qatar's plan for a ceasefire in egypt. but the zionist regime did not accept the plan. tonight about the details of the plan and the reasons for agreeing and agreeing. but before starting the talks , let's see some frames of student support for palestine in the past day and night. sono armati anche bambini, ogni donna impugna il suo fucile. no, non fan paura i carri armati di israele la tua terra tu la devi liberarere. abbiamo alzato the media reported that the egypt-qatar ceasefire proposal , which resulted in the agreement of the hamas movement, consists of 3 stages, each stage lasting 42 days. in each of these stages, a number of zionist prisoners are released. this proposal includes stopping military and hostile operations permanently in the second phase. the failure of the blockade of the gaza strip and the complete withdrawal of the occupiers from this burden in the third phase are other provisions of the proposed ceasefire. channel 13 of the zionist regime, quoting the officials of thi

that is the latest from qatar because all the | latest from qatar because all the indications are thate stalled with the delegations from israel and hamas all returning from egypt so a downbeat assessment from qatar's prime minister. qatar's prime minister says talks over the ceasefire have reached a stalemate and our teams from the country have been acting as mediators between a mass in israel and qatar says despite a lack of progress they will continue to work towards any sort of truce. the un said a fifth of gaza plasma population had been displaced again in the last week and palestinian civilians have fled the southern city of rafa and also northern gaza where fighting has intensified. the bbc has been in touch with the british doctorjames smith who has been working in gaza since the war began and he is currently on a second working visit and earlier today he sent us this video outlining the situation on the ground. the video outlining the situation on the round. , ., ., ~ ~ ground. the situation here in rafa and across the _ ground. the situation here in rafa and across the gaza _

in this meeting and said: iran- qatar relations have always been strong. it is strong and this path will continue. the emir of qatar considered the only way to deal with the threats in the region to be the cooperation and cohesion of the countries of the region and added: we do not see any limits to the expansion of relations with iran. hazrat ayatollah khamenei, in his meeting with the speaker of the lebanese parliament, also expressed his gratitude for the sympathy of the government of the lebanese nation in this regard they said: "the announcement of public members: in lebanon, it shows the completeness of the country's companionship, and we consider our relationship with our lebanese brothers and mr. seyed hassan nasrallah to be a relationship of kinship and brotherhood. he considered the recent incident to be the cause of the loss of a prominent personality and pointed out. we lost a prominent personality and it is difficult for us , but you have been here for many years. we have always used these difficult events to create opportunities for the count

upset qatar a lot.g the role of mediation. statement today, reviewing the role of mediation-— of mediation. thank you very much. and 'ust of mediation. thank you very much. and just adding _ of mediation. thank you very much. and just adding the _ of mediation. thank you very much. and just adding the us _ of mediation. thank you very much. and just adding the us has - of mediation. thank you very much. and just adding the us has also - of mediation. thank you very much. l and just adding the us has also been putting pressure on qatar, according to reports for more calls on hamas for a ceasefire. that is the position that qatar does not want to be in. thank you very much will your time. authorities in brazil's southernmost state of rio grandee do sool, are warning that rising water levels are putting dams under strain and threatening the metropolis of porto allegre — as heavy rainfall continues to batter the region. the death toll from floods and mudslides, triggered by days of torrential downpours, has

that we would have news of a ceasefire today, because hamas announced that it accepted egypt and qatar's plan for a ceasefire , but the zionists actually followed through on their threats. apparently acting because they threatened the people of rafah yesterday to temporarily evacuate parts of this city and move to other parts, and now the latest news is that zionist tanks have entered the areas of the palestinian authorities and egypt announced this, and now we want to investigate the direction of the news , that's why mr. farkhandepour is an expert. the issues. west asia is our guest here, mr. farkhandepour. i greet you. you are very welcome to our program, in the name of allah, rahman, rahim . i am polite and respectful to you, ms. moazzami , your dear and respected colleagues. we are at your service, honorable viewers of the khabar network. thank you very much mr. farkhandepour . mr. farkhandepour of the resistance had announced from the beginning that the ceasefire should be comprehensive, and yet he did not reject the plan of egypt and qatar as i mentioned. ismail haniyeh, the head

left forces but it should be left for the palestinians, with a guarantee from the united states and qatar and egypt even from russia and turkey are other guarantors to be with the palestinian authority because to imagine the palestinian authority not in power it would not be accepted by the palestinians. there should be away because what the israelis asking is intervention forcing their way onto gaza after the war it is not pleasingly palestinians and those who lost their families, palestinians and those who lost theirfamilies, they want palestinians and those who lost their families, they want to be part of the future government, so to be forced on them from israel will not be accepted. a multinational will be under discussion between the palestinian authority with united states, egypt, qatar, all the parties originally, the

just quickly, lookinu staying in qatar. just quickly, looking at _ staying in qatar.ng at what the un - staying in qatar. just quickly, looking at what the un is - looking at what the un is saying about this place people in gaza, we look to satellite images just now of this, the huge movement from rafah, what are you hearing?— are you hearing? indeed in a situation _ are you hearing? indeed in a situation of _ are you hearing? indeed in a situation of fighting - are you hearing? indeed in a situation of fighting is - are you hearing? indeed in a situation of fighting is really| situation of fighting is really intensifying that is mass fighting and the sharing from the israeli side, the on hospital that in the eastern rafah use stopped working and are the hospital has lots of people and injured people. and also, the fighting injabalia as well. also, the fighting in jabalia as well. . ., also, the fighting in jabalia as well. ., ,, , ., also, the fighting in jabalia as well. ., ,, also, the fighting in jabalia as well. . ~' . a woman in her 50s has died after being maul

tom: from paris, then the qatar economic forum is starting in doha today. more than 1000 businesses and government leaders discussing issues dominating the global agenda. let's bring in our middle east africa anchor on the ground. tell us about the key things being discussed on the ground. joumanna: good morning. things will kick off in a couple hours so you can see it is picking up behind me. a bit of a buzz and one of the main themes will be geopolitics. today will be geopolitics heavy. we have a conversation with the qatari prime minister, and the polish president, also very important. general petraeus as well. remember qatar plays a crucial role when it comes to geopolitics in the region in terms of mediating. we spoke about the truce deal, potential truce between israel and hamas. qatar is key but it isn't just geopolitics. economics is front and center. qatar national 2030 vision, saudi vision 2030, where do those economies stand on the implementation of those projects? not a surprise to anyone, the energy transition, many energy see the ozark coming

aljazeera, as you and our viewers know, is based in doha, qatar.portant role in the hostage negotiations. even if israel has justified grievances and resentments and anger and disappointments, call it what you want, with aljazeera's reporting, the timing is horrible. the timing is bad. practically, it's not going to prevent aljazeera from reporting. it's just going to make their lives more difficult. you mentioned the talks over releasing the hostages, do you think this decision will have any impact on those? no, no, idon�*t, because i think qatar is doing this for its own interests. i think the qataris are being... well, not... pressured is perhaps the wrong word but the qataris are being encouraged by the americans to do their best. and they are doing their best. even though it hasn't succeeded until now. in terms of the second deal. the first deal in november was 100% qatari encouraged, by american mediation. i think that this decision is going to sour the atmosphere. it's going to make things a little more acrimonious. i doubt that it would hav

here are some reactions from passengers on the qatar airways flight after their arrival in dublin.ming down the aisle, and it was just past our seat, bending down asking us what we wanted for lunch when that went up in the air and then toppled over. so there was food coming out of all of the little trays there all over the floor, food of people that were already eating, theirfood had got thrown up into the ceiling on the plane all over the floor. quite a mess left after that. a number of the staff had severe injuries. it was for 10—15 seconds and that was the worst 15 seconds of my life. like, by the god, we are safe. the food was everywhere on the plane because it was the taxi time and i have seen a few people, they were, like, literally flying and they were standing, so they were on the top of the plane. it was so scary at the time. you just don't know, is this it or not? - like, to actually get up i and have to look after us and they're going around - with bandages on their hands like, anybody else, - they would be sent home, but they had to continue - for the rest of the five h

qatar remains an important player.ator in the sea father did happen back at the end of november. there was speculation that despite the vote by the israeli parliament which gave the government there is power that it might not do it because of concern over how qatar much. clearly, that isn't the case now. i assume that the israeli government, for so long this has been an issue, and it felt that this was necessary to do. what is interesting is with in israel there are some respite. the association for civil rights in israel hasjust issued a statement saying they're going to try to halt this in the courts will stop so, it is and if in israel this complete support for what the government has done in this case. there weresupport. and we'll have more from the middle east with a special report on the crisis facing southern gaza later in the programme. let's turn now the fall out from the local elections in england. the former home secretary suella braverman says the conservative party could be wiped out at the general electio

this proposal has been transmitted by qatar to hamas.ay i want to lay out its terms for the american citizens and the world. this new proposal has three phases, three. the first phase would last for six weeks. here's what it would include. a full and complete cease—fire, a withdrawal of israeli forces from all populated areas of gaza, release of a number of hostages including women, the elderly, the wounded in exchange for release of hundreds of palestinian prisoners. there are american hostages that would be released at this stage and we want them home. additional some remains of hostages that have been killed to be to route return to their families, bringing some degree of closure to their terrible grief. palestinian civilians would return to their homes and neighbourhoods in all areas of gaza, including in the north. humanitarian assistance would surge, with 600 trucks carrying aid into gaza every single day. with a cease—fire, that aid could be safely and effectively distributed to all who need it. hundreds of thousands of temporary

bloomberg anchor with the ceo at the qatar economic forum.y more big interviews throughout the day including conversations with the ceo of tou thao and group ceo of qatar airways. stay with us, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> i do not think you can differentiate ain geopolitics, they are intertwined. ai is an important part of weapons, health care, car technology, so they go together and it is a new thing. microchips is an important part of geopolitics. all these things are more complicated. host: you are tantalized by this change. many are worried. guest: the world has never been more exciting. ai is leading to change. huge progress. for instance in the way we do research and r&d, it is improving weather, improving a lot of things. tremendous increase in compute power. so it is positive. tom: you can see the interview on leaders with lock what goes green tonight in the u.s. and six: 30 p.m. london time on thursday. other stories, openai's chief scientist is leaving the company planning to work on an undisclosed project. one of several who moved to

emir of qatar arrived in tehran a few minutes ago at the head of a delegation to participate in this ceremony. the emir of qatar entered the mehrabad and tehran airports at the head of the grave minute delegation, and he is also present in the hall of the summit of islamic countries after paying his respects. they express their condolences to mr. mokhbar and other officials who are responsible for hosting this ceremony. you can see the delegation accompanying the emir of qatar in the official ceremony to pay respects to the body of the martyred president of the islamic republic of iran, hazrat ayatollah. raisi and his companions. after the glorious ceremony of exhuming the body of the martyred president ayatollah raisi today in the capital, from tehran university to azadi square , we are witnessing the presence of high-ranking officials of different countries and special envoys of different countries in tehran to pay their respects to the body of the martyred president of our country. his companions, many leaders and special representatives came to this ceremony and paid their respec

it is the final day of the qatar economic forum. horizons middle east and africa anchor is on the ground for us. there are a number of panels. what stood out from this event? what are the key takeaways? joumanna: they have been many different conversations going on here. i would say geopolitics has dominated this year for obvious reasons. yesterday john micklethwait talk to general petraeus and one thing that stood out from that conversation is that there needs to be a plan for postwar gaza and he doesn't think the israeli government has gone far enough in thinking about what happens next. that was a comment that stood out from a geopolitical perspective. but we are here talking about the opportunity of the region. we have had conversations about the economies of the gcc, their push for diversification. one example yesterday was a panel from tourism ministers. saudi tourism minister, 4% of gdp comes from tourism and they want to get it to 10% by 2030. what are they doing to get to that number? the ceo you have on your own show, he w

the head back to qatar that will meet with leadership about their next moves.also learning at the same time cia chief william burns who is also in egypt will be heading to qatar as well but he'll be meeting with the prime minister of qatar for emergency meeting as talks between israel and hamas appeared to be collapsing. qatar in the u.s. are planning maximum pressure on israel and hamas to keep negotiating. reportedly said they're pushing for a full withdrawal of israeli troops. and a comprehensive cease-fire. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said they cannot accept that part if they did the next october 7 would be only a matter of time. defense minister said hamas does not seem to be serious about reaching a deal. >> we are recognizing worrisome signals hamas is not planning to accept any dealer agreement with us. that meaning of this operation and the entire gaza strip and then very near future. >> talks appear to be falling apart israel today ordered the closure of qatar owned tv office in israel. the network has since been pulled from the main cab

this proposal has been transmitted by qatar to hamas.oday i want to lay out its terms for an american citizen and the world. the new proposal has three phases. the first phase would last for six weeks. here is what it would include. a full and complete cease-fire. a withdrawal of israeli forces from all populated areas of gaza. release of a number of hostages including women, the elderly, the wounded and an exchange release of hundreds of palestinian prisoners. there are american hostages would be released at this stage and we want them home. additional some remains of hostages who have been killed would be returned to their families bring some degree of closure to the terrible grief. palestinians would return to their homes. and neighborhoods and all areas of gaza including in the north. humanitarian assistance would surge with 600 trucks carrying aid into gaza every single day. with the cease-fire, that aid could be safely and effectively distributed to all who need it. hundreds of thousands of temporary shelters including housing unit

qatar, brokered by egypt, hamas says they have accepted the cease-fire. we have yet to hear from israel. reach out to the white house, yet to hear from the white house, yet to hear from the state department although at that moment at that podium there will be a lot of questions. then we will take you to the white house press briefing that is with press secretary karine jean-pierre. national security communications john kirby. that begins at 2:15 p.m. eastern time and not only are there lingering questions about the hamas excepted cease-fire as we wait to hear from israel, there are questions about an ammunition delay that axios reported. why was ammunition delayed to israel? so far the reporting the white house has declined to comment. decline no longer. we will hear from the white house at 2:15 p.m. eastern time. thank you to ever appear and make sure to dvr the show. for now, "america reports." >> john: breaking in the past few minutes. some are saying agreed to a cease-fire proposed by qatar and egypt. as it is really forces prepare to move into rafa f

so qatar remains an important player.diator, perhaps, in the cease fire that did happen, back in at the end of november. there was speculation that despite the the the vote by the israeli parliament, which gave the government, the israeli government, this power, that it might not do it because of that, because of concern over how qatar might react. clearly, that isn't the case. i assume that the israeli government just has so long this this has been an issue and it felt that this was necessary to do. i mean, what's interesting is, within israel, there is some pushback. the the association for civil rights in israel has just issued a statement saying they're going to try to halt this in the courts. so it isn't as if in israel there is complete support for what the government has done in this case. let's turn now the fall out from the local elections in england. the former home secretary suella braverman says the conservative party could be wiped out at the general election, and has urged the prime minister to change course

hamas has accepted a cease-fire proposal from egypt and qatar. nbc's raf sanchez is following this for us. nbc's aaron gilchrist is reporting from the white house. raf, give us the outline of this. what do we know about this potential deal? >> reporter: chris, in just the last couple minutes hamas released a statement from the leader of its political wing, ismaih haniyeh who says they've agreed to a cease-fire proposal by qatar and egypt, a prossal that's been on the table for more than a week, a proposal that the u.s. has been urging hamas to take. our understanding of the most recent iteration of this proposal is that hamas would agree to the release of 33 hostages from the so-called humanitarian category. so that is women, it is children, it is the elderly, people with serious medical conditions. and in return, israel would agree to a 40-day cease-fire and the release of potentially thousands of palestinian prisoners. we should stress at this point all we have is this statement from the political wing of hamas. we do not have the detail of wha

egypt and qatar working to ensure hamas would not resume military operations against israel.e plight of palestinians, saying they have endured sheer hell, too many civilians have been killed, he said, and he talks about a better future of self—determination for the palestinian people. let's take you to paris right now, where a pro—palestinian protesters getting under way there. messages we had from present biden spreading right now around the world, but as we are hearing from our correspondence in jerusalem and then washington, they still are what lot of work to do to get this deal over the line. whilst a significant step forward, and joe biden putting it, a six week timeframe on this, it involves a lot of work for all sides to come together in the table to agree this deal. six weeks of phase one, which will enter mass would negotiate, phase two would be a permanent end to the hostility. in phase three, he says, a major reconstruction plan for gaza and the ability for palestinians to return to their home. clearly, the ultimate end is a permanent end to hostilities. how will t

business with some people from qatar.rendous human rights record which j was joe bn never talks about. kills people and torches people, and slaves people. so does jordan jordan has a horrendous human rights record it kills people, it tortures people it enslaves people in prisons, political opponents. they king of jordan a pretend king of a pretend country that was created in 1947 and 48. even put his ste stepbrother in prison. look at egypt and militate or dictatorship. look at their human rights records. the killings, the imprisonment, the rounding up of christians and so forth and so on. you never hear squat about any of it. in biden's best friend for whom blinken is a special pleat to iran that human rights record is atrocious. again, biden's finding that regime. no, no, note the elected israeli government the people of israel they are the genocidal maniacs this one libel against the jews is an ancient blood libel that biden is spewing that blinken is spewing thomas freedman the "new york times" are spewing the stalini

por el gobierno de qatar.s benz convertible que recibieron los menÉndez segÚn la acusaciÓn. hace casi siete aÑos el senador se librÓ de la cÁrcel y su juicio de corrupciÓn se declarÓ nulo porque el jurado no llegÓ a un acuerdo sobre los cargos. sin embargo en este caso el empresario josÉ uribe podrÍa subir al estrado contar como presuntamente pagÓ por el mercedes benz de nadine menÉndez. maÑana continuarÁ la selecciÓn del jurado y vienen las preguntas, escuchen los que hay. entre las prontas estÁ: ¿contrarias en lingotes de oro? ¿le regalas a tus amigos? ¿eres inmigrante? se espera que este juicio dure entre cuatro a siete semanas. ilia: preguntas clave, tÚ has seguido el proceso y las acusaciones para el congresista henry cuÉllar, parece que su cÍrculo de empleados lo estÁ dejando sÓlo. claudia: asÍ es, lo que hemos visto a partir del lunes de la semana pasada que su jefe, que le maneja toda la oficina se fue, renuncio y despuÉs del han venido una serie de renuncias que desafortunadamente lo hemos visto en ot

but this 0 enin: and qatar, had done. but this opening up — and qatar, had done.di _ and qatar, had done. but this opening up of saudi arabia i opening up of saudi arabia comes at the same time when the industry arejust comes at the same time when the industry are just getting back on its feet. there is still a shortage of planes, still a shortage of planes, still a shortage of planes, still a shortage of crew, still a shortage of crew, still a shortage of crew, still a shortage of pilots. it is all sort of happening together and that puts pressure on the supply chain, and also prices, doesn't it?— doesn't it? yes, it does. the aviation _ doesn't it? yes, it does. the aviation industry, _ doesn't it? yes, it does. the aviation industry, the - aviation industry, the aerospace industry, the people who make the aircraft, have really struggled since covid, not because of lack of demand anything but. almost because there is too much demand and there is too much demand and the supply chain has struggled to keep up. you spoke earlier about boeing's troubles, which are re

development through the uae, qatar, iraq, and in a way europe has created to dominate this geoporotic , so the role of the zionist regime in this region especially in the east of madid, the song is very important and important for turkey, so we have to see the de-escalation process and in which direction the equations of the gaza war zone will go if it leads to a ceasefire and a different procedure in the same way that in the historical experience it always breaks and joins. it has had relations with the zionist regime at times when the relations were completely cut off and these relations were regenerated. this strategy can be put on the agenda of the authorities in the country again . thank you very much , mr. roshan chashm. today we reached the case of all colleagues. i was about to take leave of your presence in this section, dear and respected viewers. have a good night and god bless you. at 3 o'clock, different tv channels will broadcast a series of iranian and foreign movies , badigar armament and gold and copper are iranian movies of this series.

a man named salemi from qatar came to tehran to help. he came here very honestly and left very expensive the federation spoke with him in the meeting i spoke with, and the federation spoke with him, mr. salemi, hamid salemi, and it was decided to do this work, why was it done. why was it not done? he is one of the most influential people in preparing qatar's stadiums for the 12th world cup. an iranian and a patriot. he served so much . it happened that in the preparation of the stadiums that were created in qatar, the qatari government tried to please the government. this riot and chaos, judgments and spectators show the rudeness of some spectators who say, well, they are insulting each other. they will insult me ​​tomorrow, mr. mustafa , let's talk a bit about tonight , we agree that the football federation, considering that it is the guardian of football, has a big role in this tension. it is not on the platform, and you also confirm this statement , what is the role of the clubs, the role of the fans and others, how should we bring th

the same time cia chief william burns was in egypt will head to qatar as well.ns is expected to conduct an emergency meeting in delhi with qatar the prime minister as talks of our potential cease-fire deal reportedly are near collapse. qatar and the u.s. are expected to exert maximum pressure to keep negotiating. reportedly said today pushing a full withdrawal of israeli troops and a comprehensive cease-fire. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says they cannot accept that and if they did the next october 7 would be only a matter of time. israeli defense minister yoav gallant said they do not appear serious about reaching a deal. >> we are recognizing signals hamas is not planning to accept any deal or agreement with us. and to that meaning of this operation and the very near future. >> while talks appears to be falling apart israel ordered the closure of the qatar al jazeera tv opposite israel part has been pulled for the main cable provider in israel and the networks of broadcasting equivalent was confiscated. prime minister netanyahu's at al jazeera's r

aceptado hamas, no era lo que queria israel, que a pesar de las conversaciones mediadas con egipto y qatardo una ofensiva en la ciudad de rafa repleta de refugiados palestinos. >> y participacion inedita. >> inedita. >> los presos en carceles estatales y federales en mexico podran participar en las el elecciones presidenciales, pero hay excepciones. >> asi comenzamos. >> agaranzalo, ranzalo y y gracias por acompanarnos. >> comenzamos en texas. >> ya se reportan al menos tres muertos segun el gobernador de ese estado, greg abbott, tras las intensas lluvias que azotaron esa region. >> en houston finalmente la lluvia paro, pero el todas las intensas houston finalmente limpieza y valoracion de el proceso de de danos se inicia para los damnificados por estas inundaciones repentinas. >> la gente cuyas casas quedaron bajo el agua ahora se recuperan de la formacion del mosque y tambien estan preocupados por el agua de drenaje que ingreso en sus sus hogares. >> los condados mas afectados son harris, liberty y m montgomery, de un total de 91 condados que tambien fueron impactados debido a estas hist

where was the comfortable place to lift the blockade of qatar? arab arabia and qatar, between saudi arabia and turkey, between the uae and turkey, many arab countries are actually going to damascus there , actually discouraging the issue of syria , allowing it to become an embassy there. this is actually the initiative of china, which is actually the restoration of relations between iran and saudi arabia it was there, in fact, after that project was successful and the us did not interfere with that project, israel blackmailed an attachment on the us foreign policy table, and that was that the case of normalizing relations between israel and saudi arabia should also be pursued. yes, it was a demand that the zionists had from the american government. it was because of the yes from the american government , and the interesting thing is that the american officials themselves announced that one of the most important reasons for the al-aqsa storm was actually the discussion of annexing the normalization project, and this also happened to the palestinia

our next the agreement of the hamas movement with the cease-fire proposed by egypt and qatar was serious and he wrote that the ball is in israel's court . this newspaper reported the plan that hamas. accepted has a slight change compared to the plan desired by israel and the united states, and now tel aviv must decide whether to accept this agreement or not based on the new york times reports that the head of the cia, who visited egypt and qatar a few days ago , is still in cairo today to continue negotiations on the ceasefire agreement. the spokesperson of the zionist regime's army claimed that the plan accepted by hamas is far from the demands of this regime. however, in a contradictory move, this regime has announced today that it will send a delegation to cairo to discuss the proposed ceasefire plan. the war cabinet of this regime is under the pressure of the city dwellers to accept the ceasefire in order to prepare the ground for the release of the prisoners of this regime. the gaza base is now publishing pictures of the arrival the tanks of the zionist regime hit the rafah crossing

where was the comfortable place to lift the blockade of qatar, which means actually coming to negotiate between the arabs of saudi arabia and qatar , between saudi arabia and turkey, between the uae and turkey , and many arab countries, in fact, going to damascus there , actually discouraging question. allowing syria to become a home embassy there actually came to china's initiative, which was actually to restore relations between iran and saudi arabia . actually, after that project was successful and the us was very disruptive in that project. israel did not extort a face-to-face annexation the foreign policy of the united states was put on the table and that was that the case of normalizing relations between israel and saudi arabia should also be pursued. from the american government, and the interesting thing is that the american officials themselves announced that one of the most important reasons for the al-aqsa storm was actually the issue of joining the normalization project, and this was the reaction of the palestinians to that normalization plan, to the normalization plan. who

hamas agreed to the ceasefire proposal proposed by egypt and qatar. barkeh, one of the senior leaders of hamas, said that establishing a lasting ceasefire means a complete and permanent cessation of military operations regime army according to this senior member of hamas, in the first phase of the agreement , palestinian prisoners will be released for every zionist prisoner, and in the second phase, the occupying army will completely withdraw from the gaza strip . ali barkeh said that there are no preconditions or restrictions regarding the return of displaced persons to their homes in the proposed agreement. this senior member of hamas emphasized that hamas officials are continuously working with daesh. they are consulting with palestinian groups and the axis of resistance, and there is constant coordination and convergence between them. ali barka added that israel's failure to achieve its goals of military aggression to gaza is a great victory for the palestinian nation and the axis of resistance. the head of the political office of hamas in a telep

hamas has agreed to a ceasefire agreement that was proposed by egypt and qatar. we know that israel help craft this deal. israel though has not fully agreed to this. we have reached out to prime minister benjamin netanyahu is office and are awaiting a response to see where israel stands on this. let's go straighten out and nick robertson. he is it's in london. london or pardon me. nick, what do we know about how israel is viewing this at this point? >> there's been such a wide gap on v key issue here which is a permanent ceasefire, which is what hamas has demanded, and israel says, isn't on the table, it's been a salami slice deal, if you will, broken down into a period of six weeks of truce for an exchange of hostages than in another six weeks of truce, during which period, a final ceasefire could have been agreed, but but that really big sticking point as far as we know, remains a sticking point precisely what hamas is saying that they have agreed to. we don't know the details. they're saying they've agreed to a plan put forward, proposed by khader and egypt. n

this is a 30 day cease-fire brokered by egypt, qatar, and the united states. at the end of that cease-fire, hopefully, they will negotiate the departure of hamas from the region and the return to the palestinian controlled peaceful non-hamas gaza. if that cannot be done, keep in mind the statement of hamas's that they will drive israel's forces out of gaza and then repeat october 7, in their words, again and again and again. that is not a cease-fire. we need the release of some. and there needs to be governance in gaza that is not hamas, that is not dedicated to trying to kill a thousand israelis every night they possibly can. host: on this topic on the foreign relations front, the international criminal court is preparing to arrest -- issue arrest warrants, i should say, to israeli officials over the prosecution of this war in gaza. what do you make of that? is there a goal for the u.s. here? guest: if that were true, then someone call the international criminal court a kangaroo court, and i think that would be an insult. this is a court that has not indicted

the qatar airways boeing 787 was met by emergency services when it landed shortly after midday on sundayomes just five days after a 73—year—old man died during severe turbulence on a singapore airlines flight. stay with us here on bbc news and keep up to date with all your business news at bbc.com or on the news app, including more on the severe turbulence incident that involved a singapore airlines flight last tuesday. you're up to date for now. thanks for your company. hello from the bbc sport centre. let's start with tennis because it is day two of the french open and it's so far so good for the big names in early action in a drizzly paris. top seed iga swiatek is bidding for a fourth title in five years at roland garros and underlined herfavourites tag with a crushing 6—1, 6—2 victory over home qualifier lolia jea njean. swiatek wrapped up the win in just 61 minutes to setup a mouthwatering second round clash with unseeded four—time grand slam champion naomi osaka. number eight seed ons jabeur, who made the the quarter finals last year, tookjust under an hour and a half to win her ma

the same qatar is now participating in the process of returning ukrainian children and reuniting familiesurki benfaisal is in moscow, who once headed one of the special services of saudi arabia, fought terrorism, was involved in special operations, and much more. russia, and not just europe and the usa. in my opinion, these are very important signs that. the arabs, in particular, the rich arab monarchies of the persian gulf are ready to mediate, and the king of bahrain, who is here... they are tired of europe, tired of the united states of america, there is seething under their side, under the israeli-palestinian conflict is raging sideways. you will die, but i’m like, he says, who will protect you if not me? many donetsk residents went to the front almost immediately after graduating from school, went in a roundabout way to serve as volunteers, learned what it was like to actually go to war, on the front line, the younger one was also a brother. 17 years old seryosha also wants to go the same way, he realized that i can’t sit anymore, there is something to learn from the young guys. and

the qatar—based broadcaster said the ban was aimed at concealing the truth of the war in gaza. usher is our middle east analyst at the bbc world service, and gave this analysis of the speed of israel's raid on aljazeera's offices hours after the ban. it is swift, but it has been building for some time. this is something that the israeli government, now this far—right government, has very much pushed for and especially in the context of the gaza war, events since october 7th, the hamas attacks on israel then in which aljazeera, which israel has accused for a very long time of being anti—israeli, it's acted against its journalists, journalists have been killed. i mean, most famously two years ago shireen abu akleh, the star correspondent of aljazeera for the arab service that they run in the occupied territories, was killed. aljazeera accused israel 100% of having carried it out, since then israel has said that the chances are that it was an accidental killing. so this showdown between aljazeera and israel goes back a long way, but really this has become much stronger during the

>> hay un comunicado de qatar, ¿cierto?uno de los negociadores de esta tregua. >> ¿a que dice el asi es, julio, dice el portavoz de la cancilleria de qatar que manana van a enviar una delegacion al cairo, a egipto, egipto y y catar han sido los mediadores de estas negociaciones que son indirectas, dicen tener la esperanza de un cese al fuego permanente y definitivo. >> pero estas negociaciones como te digo son indirectas, quiere decir que israel y hamas no estan sentados frente a frente a la mesa y ademas a veces el brazo politico y el brazo militar de hamas no se ponen de acuerdo. >> bueno, pues seran horas criticas. >> gracias, cristina. >> 34.000 muertes segun el ministerio de salud de hamas, del lado de israel hay mas de 1.200 fallecidos, mas de 10.000 personas heridas. >> ese conflicto ha provocado el desplazamiento de mas del 80% de la poblacion en la franja de gasa y como hemos visto en los ultimos dias el conflicto tiene su impacto tambien aqui, en las universidades de estados unidos. >> hoy hubo incidentes en mit,

qatar says this could set back the ceasefire talks that have been hoped would commence again tomorrowow 36,000 palestinians who have died in gaza since the start of this conflict. dan johnson re ”ortin. a woman who was stabbed to death on bournemouth beach on friday night has been named locally as amie gray. another woman, who's 38, remains in hospital with serious injuries. duncan kennedy is in bournemouth for us. bournemouth is a place full of contradiction today. on the one hand by the pier here, you have thousands of people enjoying the bank holiday sunshine. but on the side of the pier, it's much more subdued. you can see the police tape behind me just along from where the incident happened on friday night, an incident where a woman named locally as amie gray was fatally stabbed. police are not saying exactly what they think happened other than that she was 3a years old and a personal fitness instructor. what the police are saying is that they have arrested a 17—year—old boy from lancashire on suspicion of murder. they have also released stills from a cctv camera of a person of i

let's speak to mehran kamrava who is professor of government at georgetown university in qatar unit atcentre for research and policy studies. thanks forjoining me today. let's thanks for “oining me today. let's aet u- to thanks forjoining me today. let's get up to speed — thanks forjoining me today. let's get up to speed then _ thanks forjoining me today. let's get up to speed then and help out our viewers that may not be so familiar with iran, what should we know about the president of the foreign minister? —— foreign minister? he foreign minister? -- foreign minister?— minister? he is a traditional conservative, _ minister? he is a traditional conservative, a _ minister? he is a traditional conservative, a hardliner, . minister? he is a traditional conservative, a hardliner, a| minister? he is a traditional - conservative, a hardliner, a figure that has come through the ranks of the judiciary. that has come through the ranks of thejudiciary. he is the that has come through the ranks of the judiciary. he is the ultimate insider and close confidant of the supreme leader, khamenei. he h

including ongoing talks with doha, qatar.y want to ensure the crossing is open for humanitarian assistance for those in need. the president of the united states reiterated his clear position on rafah. they want to get hamas, and the president doesn't want them to do that. they can do what they want, they are a sovereign nation. >> they are a sovereign nation. i think what rebecca said was really important. the great pains israel goes through to make sure that they don't hit civilians. the single best description i have heard of israel, put into just the scheme of world history, what they are doing versus let's say what we have done as a country, let's watch. this is professor scott galloway. listen very closely to these numbers. >> 2200 american servicemen killed at pearl harbor. we go on to kill japanese, we go on to kill 400,000 people in afghanistan and iraq. we were at accused of genocide, but jews and israel are not allowed to prosecute a war, and they have done it more humanly than we have done. the ratio of combatants