k. france, germany and italy in rome on thursday. that's today to discuss serious future or diplomatic and as a james space has more on this from damascus. a new flag and a new hope for the future. but while the international community is outdated, the election should be held for 3 to 5 years. the most secure way in the sealant situation is to have the patient and have the sufficient time to get into the democratic era. so if we do with no improperly, we will get the lead pennies approach of the situation or the to mississippi. ready asian, they have failed in to apply a democratic that you have followed the diplomacy 6, but that has been a month of relative stability income. the terms formation of this country in such a short period of time has been amazing. but there is still great challenges ahead and there are only going to be solved with patient detailed, and very difficult negotiations. yes, with the international community. but most importantly, among the syrians themselves, j space out as era, damascus obtains as live with us

>> isabella: there's a restaurant in rome that's run by nuns, it's in the center of rome, not far fromworld coming so it's a place with they can go. it was open and when i was little girl and my mom used to go there because my mom was famous and she didn't want to have paparazzi and people bothering her so she went to the restaurant. she went there because the nuns didn't bother her an end they serve food in the food was delightful and then they sing. they all pray and sing. stanley was very impressed by that. it's difficult -- >> stephen: your first film, this is your first film? you play -- this is not the first nun you've played. you've played this nun. how old are you here? >> isabella: may be 22, 23. >> stephen: you played a nun with your mother and a film. i believe your characters name was sister what a waste. >> isabella: is a very small part. liza minnelli had just won the oscar for cabaret and she was dreaming to work with her dad and she put together a film and my mama was hired to be in the film. mama was happy because the film was shot in rome and she could be with us. and

now an important meeting is happening in just 2 hours time in rome. the us secretary of state is on a toy he's ended up ending that tool in rome, and he's called a meeting of what's known as the quint. that's diplomatic jargon. that's the us, the u. k frogs, germany, initially i'm the you are coming along to, they're trying to have a united western position on the timeline. they want to stick. i think to that resolution 2254 in the security council, even though it's back from 2015 and some of these out of date because they're a little bit worried if they put another resolution through the security council. would they get in through well with russia, vito 8 so that i think going to come up with a general license in the us treasury which is lifted. some of them to us. you monitor. and pups is us sanctions for the, for the next 6 months of the, of the western countries could, europe in countries could lift that best sanctions to it's worth remembering that the us sanction some of them are work called secondary sanctions. that they don't just sanctions on

hosted a special meeting with us secretary of state down to me blinking and e, 4, and ministers in rome to align their strategies on serious transition. what i'm going to during these talks last night, we concentrated on the importance of lifting the sanctions of the sanctions were imposed on the previous regina ousted regina and the sanctions will hit the syrian people. they must be lifted so typically will play a role in this regard. and i think open and structured dialogue in this particular period of time is quite important. so me look at it because i'm in the process by the real thing and we need to confirm my commitment to the values and principles that will boost the human rights and seriously every 30 and regardless of the effect, because the law will prevail and citizenship will apply equally to everyone. this is quite important to keep and maintain the stability and sovereignty of syria and will be good of all for the region to engage rescue efforts are underway after and is really striking a home in con units in the south. our medics rushed to the house, which has been partia

in rome 2,000 years ago, which was, frankly, a man's world. but "gladiator ii" says scott invites us to reflect on the constance of human nature, cruelty and violence. >> it reminds you that rome would have christians walked into the arena and eaten alive, men, women, and children for fun. what on earth was in the mind of rome at that particular point? and have we come very far away from that. it's extraordinary that it's still happening. we don't learn by history. >> that's main one. >> reporter: sir ridley scott, now 86 and a hollywood legend says it was daunting to tackle the sequel to his own masterpiece. >> in a funny kind of way, i feel like i'm in a sport. it is competitive. you're fighting yourself and your own fear, and your own insecurity. >> reporter: what's your favorite part of the movie? >> oh my god. i think relieved it is so embraced. and so i'm -- favorite part of the whole movie, it's pretty good. >> reporter: i'm elizabeth palmer in london. >> "gladiator ii" is available to stream online. and if action movies aren't your thi

very quickly because the host of this meeting, the attorney and foreign minister, is happening in rome. antonio, to johnny, we understand once this meeting is completed in row, he's on his way friday here in damascus to meet with the leadership here. okay, thanks very much, james, visa and damascus. explaining to us the situation when it comes to me, things in europe on the syria. that's right. well that spring in some of those lights has pictures that you're seeing now from the root. that's 11 owns a capital way. you can see a welcoming ceremony for the new president shows the phone. he's just been chosen by parliament to become the countries a president of to, to use of dead law less, less than on without the president citizens shout owns times and dates in october 2022. and he's made many, many promises in his speech, including protecting the countries folders and improving the much needed economy button is in crisis. optimize right, well still ahead on our sarah farewells. so a statesman. tribute, something paid at the funeral. besides you not to as president jimmy called so the un

look forward to honoring an american who gave his life to service and thursday afternoon, travel to rome italy. the president willpr meet separately with him and the president of italy. as always, we will have more to share as we get those are to the events about to come but i have one more thing i wanted to add, a personalto note jeremy and jacob, thank you for your service. they will be leading our team. next week will be your last week. just want to say thank you to both, you've been phenomenal to work with and i wish you the best and the upcoming endeavors in your career. you have a chance. with that, do you have the first questions? >> janet yellen on the conditions of china, the efforts to strengthen the relationship and to damage this relationship. [inaudible] >> you have watched this president really and the last year strengthen his relationship with the allies abroad. we have worked to strengthen our economic partnership. in touch with japan conveyed our thoughts to them. this is about, you heard me talk about now american owned and operated and this is what is important to this

that's before he leaves for rome. it's a busy couple of days here in the last two weeks of president biden's presidency. he'll head to rome to meet with the pope. excuse me, he'll meet with the pope in vatican city and meet in rome with leaders from italy as we. that's before we anticipate he will give two more speeches according to people familiar with the planning. one speech on foreign policy to speak about the work this president has done on building alliances around the world and the fact he believes the u.s. is more secure and stronger as a result of the alliances he's helped to solidify or grow in different parts of the world. as well as a second speech that will really, alex, be a farewell address to talk about the future, but also his 50 plus years in public service and the work he believes that he's done for the better of this country. >> yeah. extraordinary. half a century, indeed. thank you for that from the white house. joining me now, molly john fast. fast politics podcast host, "vanity fair" special cor

in full swing, the city of rome has been script and published, including the trade he found. we took a look at the renovation to work and his goddess wondering what actually happens to all those coins in this place attracts money, lots of money. it's one of the grandest and most famous fountains in the world. but for now it's have to give way to this little tool. every few years. treviss fountain, me till facelift. that's the job ever. stora mikaela to county football special. this time is the deadline. 2025 is the holy year in room loveless unit. the pressure is huge and we feel it's every day and not just because of the highly. yeah. being also because of the proposed funding from the m. u. jenna means that we coordinate and, and this is a real tool to force for everyone to the project. also includes this unique in the nation kind of walk way over the trip samsung space. and while restore is remove settlement and from the stand, the no tourist amble and abusive from the past. i never with one of the greatest rock mazda pieces the will do though. if you break the half hour s

most of these countries that are signed onto the rome statute, $124.00 and total of domesticated the room statute into their domestic legislation as well. which means that they could try um, what is really, soldiers is ready, military commanders, and even nothing you know, who work a lot. should they appear on their soil and under the concept of universal jurisdiction. so, you know, sometimes the sun rises slowly when it comes to international accountability. but my sense is that the machinery is moving faster than it's ever moved before with respect to it all. catching up with israel. it's leaders and it's uh, policies of work, crimes over the last 57 years. i don't know how many the guys, if you are in con eunice, we're talking about is accountability. we're talking about international criminal court. so it's all about the international court of justice. this is far removed from where you are, what you're witnessing every single day. do you have any faith in those processes? i mean, the spirit we have whole, i mean it's because, i mean that's in faith. i mean, to continue. i mean,

i heard one campaigner describing this as fiddling while rome burns.in social care, the government perspective is that they are trying to take steps to alleviate the pressures on social care. they will point to money given to councils for example to boost social care provision. funding announced today to help people improve their home so they can stay in their home so they can stay in their homes longer and did not have to go to care homes when they are elderly and need help. they will also point to alleviating pressure is on the workforce, huge issue more than 100,000 vacancies in the care sector in terms of carers so there are a range of problems there are a range of problems the government is trying to alleviate in the short—term but certainly the care sector is saying it is nowhere near enough and i think there be some disappointment that the labour party came into this election promising a national care service, it was a snappy face to murder the national health service which is under huge pressure as a result of the pressures on the care sector,

back in rome and hosting a meeting of what is known to many jogan a as the quint. now, the quint uh, the 4 major uh, european powers. so you can, even though it's not of the you any more frauds, germany, and it's really the us, a secular state that is in the blinking, was that, that meeting without really know what they decided what they discussed. but the idea of the meeting was to align the west and position in rather was the western countries that have potentially the leverage here because they're the ones with the sanction size. publishing sanctions that have been in place a put on the a side regime puts still in place. many of the most of that has been some easing 60 by the us for the amount of terry and reasons for just a 6 month period. but what they do about those sections i think is a, is a very important question. now it's highly and foreign minister. he says the sanctions should be lifted up. but i don't think at this stage and his sanctions are part of the use sections. they would have to be lifted by consensus by old 27 e u countries. roger and thanks

talk about the present going to rome nextue week that is certaiy very important. the press in the past four years has been able to mend many of those relationships. producingthe president on the gl stage how those relationships have matter to our friends across the world. that is howan we see this. this is not about japan. this is about what is right for america and what is right and how is how the best way moving forward. did this analysis. they did this with their thoughts and the president took this very seriously. >> this is an industry viewed differently than it or any other industry with a lot of foreign investments coming into the country. i spent a lot more investment other industries. those investments are not at risk they should not restate those as a result? cook since we took this on its an independent evaluation. an independent agency. they gave their thoughts, they gave the report to theth presidt and thehe president made this decision but let's not forget how we even got here. i am not going to get into other industries. i'm going to what was presen

i just talked about the president going to rome next week. certainly, that is very important. the president in the past four years has been able to mend a lot of those relationships. and you have seen the president on a global stage and how those relationships have really mattered to our friends across the world. that is how we see this. this is not about japan. this is about what is right for america, and what is right and how he saw the best way to move forward with this decision. remember, cvs did this analysis, and they provided us with their thoughts and the president took this seriously. >> specifically to steel, different from i.t., chips, or any other industry, a lot of foreign investment has come into the country for. there has been a lot of foreign investment in other industries, beyond steel, those are not at risk, or they should not rethink those? >> let's step back, they took this on, that is an independent evaluation and an independent agency, and they gave their thoughts, they gave their report to the president, and the president made this decision . let's not f

so i hope we very much across the lights design, joins us live from rome. thank you very much for your time. lorenzo is quite a surprise. it's is in the sense that it's been used. now this is obviously the 13th time of the trying to like a, have a vote. and how would you describe it the political landscape at the moment, especially given that israel had been attacking 11 on for awhile and now as well as we can, which is very much part of lebanese politics. yes, the balance of power seemed to have been altered around the cottage changing the last weeks and months due mainly to the weakening all that's bull lane, lebanon, and especially in the pro, is running and running out of time in the middle east. correspondent with the town and using agency. and so thank you very much for all of your insight to the opposition. candidates who run for president in motion beach disputed election in october has returned time off to spending 2 months in south africa. but i'm sure i'm on the line. he says he's ready for talks of the governments about the results of the poll,

we only talk about the major nationalities, side of view in rome, all the are on the to the day and of cause the somalis. but there are many other nationalities which succeeded in organizing themselves around. the fact is that they had a surface dictated civilization. another important thing to demonstrate that the interaction between the italy was one that was afflicting one is that they, tanya and language never took grouped in the field. and that is indicative of the fact that there was no successful colonized they should throughout the period, i'm hired, remained the domain of the language and the feel p and alphabet remains one that is informed by the gigs. and we also know of costs that even in terms of organized vision of the come into the feel p and come into the main julie on the grid guardian, which is what $1.00 would have wanted to see if the tardy inside succeeded in colonizing the pace that we saw at my card if you appeal, it is also important to note when we talk about the interaction between the audience and in the field in and we gave with these 30 people context, the

that's not me saying it, but the rome statute of the international criminal court. but general southern gaza has led many to believe international law has become little more than a concept that states aspire to with no real consequences if they don't abide by it . and we are currently witnessing unprecedented level of aggression against cultural landmarks to bind people together and served as testament to our shared history. joining us to discuss the implications of this almost offer palestinian content creator and digital activist in the people. and there they loan they, they lose the identity. this is, this is affecting the identity of the people generation after generation after generation. and it's heartbreaking, isn't it? and that's why we called you guys to join us today to speak about this connection. ricardo, you are joining us from beirut, lebanon, being israel, 2nd front, and we've seen what is doing to sites there as well. here, a village in southern lebanon, the location of a 2000 year old trying, going 1st, how does that make you feel as a lebanese, and

ceasefire and hostage release deal between israel and thomas and italian journalist has arrived in rome after being freed from detention in a wrong cecilia sala was reporting in t. ron last month when she was detained. it was shortly after the us in italy, arrested to a rainy nationals over export and violations linked to a deadly attack on american servicemen. to your greeting, official say russian missile attacks killed at least 13 civilians and would have dozens more in the southern city as a body shop for us involved in it as a lensky called the daytime attacks, cruel. he's urging ukraine's allies to step up the pressure on russia this week. so lensky is due to me key allies, including us officials, the drum up support for the last time before donald trump takes the white house shock, and grief, and deputy everywhere. according to a part of these russian strikes hit, the bush gives me an interesting bessengers. october he goes and buildings also came and did a dark people who are leaving from work to the main entrance of the building. and that's when the attack happens to a very lou

ceasefire and hostage release deal between israel and how much such an italian journalist has arrived in rome. after being freed from detention in the ron. cecilia sala was reporting entire on last month when she was obtained, and were shortly after the us in italy, a rest of it to iranian nationals over export violations links to a deadly attack on american servicemen. ukrainian officials say russian guided bomb attacks killed at least 13 civilians and wounded at dozens more in the southern city of separation. presidents let them years lensky called the attacks, cruel. he's urging ukraine's allies to step up the pressure on russia for peace. this week zaleski is due to meet key allies, including us officials, to mobilize support for ukraine before donald trump takes office on january 20th, shock, and grief. and deputy everywhere. a recording to a ton of these russian strikes hit the bush, gives me an interesting bessengers. adobe, he goes and buildings also a game and did a doc for people who are leaving from work to the main entrance of the building. and that's when the attack happens to ve

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and you for an mysteries in rome to align the strategies on serious transition. but i'm going to, during these talks last night, we concentrated on the importance of lifting the sanctions. the sanctions were imposed on the previous regina ousted regina and the sanctions will hit the syrian people. they must be lifted so typically will play a role in this regard. and i think open and structured dialogue in this particular period of time is quite important. and guys, our rescue efforts are on the way option is really striking a home in con eunice in the south. paramedics rushed to the house, which has been partially reduced to rubble, civil defense seen say one person was killed and another 3 seriously injured. they've been taken to hospital for treatments. in northern guys, a smoke is rising above suburbs reduced to rubble since 30 on thursday is really forces have been bulldozing, demolishing, and burning dozens of palestinian homes in the jabante a refugee camp gun fire and intensive artillery fire were reported me out out of hospital is really on the reinforcem

i'm joined now from rome by alice to cook. you k, diplomat in full day you foreign policy chief advisor. he's a founder and director of the baby base complex for him and all of the resistance, the essence of the as the mist revolution. thank you so much alice, of joining us again. it's been a while. lots happened in the era as you're on the going on the route. i think in the beginning of this year, you can see from the headlines. is there any one of course story, and that's a do by based a gulf. the news you run attacks that israel vfc, the japanese paper thing, is real steps up a tax on the wrong proxies is if they're all just their own proxies everywhere. i guess 1st your take on whether there is now there's no real us defendants. they said the largest fleet, the united states has in this area and then at least in the mediterranean, didn't seem to scan your own. no, i think that was deaf. would have been a mistake. i don't think there's been a lot of talk about it wrong being frightened or scared or does to. it wasn't invest

k. finds germany and italy in rome on thursday to discuss serious future the meeting is meant to align their strategies, but is, did somebody get is a james based report from damascus? questions remain about whether western countries plans will match those a serious you administration, a new flag and a new hope for the future. the wall. the international community is showing a willingness to engage with a new syria. it's not yet in pricing in the german and french foreign ministers last week. the highest level visitors to damascus since the full of the sides, families, brutal room for the new administration. perhaps the biggest issue on the table is the lifting of the publishing sanctions sufficient time to get into the democratic era. so if we do with no pep rally, we will get the lead pennies, the product of the situation, or the 2 eastern situation. they have failed in to apply democratic that you have followed the diplomacy. a former syrian pieces negotiate to says the international community is right to use. it simply means to keep things on a democratic pause, but they must be ca

we take you to rome., the israeli foreign minister is holding a joint news conference for that we're waiting for that to get under way. we will keep you up to date. but the lines we're getting at the moment say that joe biden and president cc of egypt are urging flexibility to try to achieve a gaza truth. —— gaza truce reported by the afp news agency. obviously the efforts are continuing. go greenjoe biden and the president discussed at a phone call the ongoing efforts carried on by cairo and washington. still to come on the world today — donald trump's pick for us secretary of defence pete hegseth was heckled several times at the senate armed forces services committee. we'll find out more about a british government minister who has resigned after growing pressure over an anti—corruption investigation in bangladesh. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. the british treasury tulip siddiq has resigned from the government coming after she was named it an investigation in ba

and president biden canceled his trip to rome and the vatican so he can monitor the situation. five fires are raging out of control, and the newest one, the sunset fire in hollywood hills. danya bacchus is at the largest fire burning in pacific palisades. yesterday firefighters were fighting flames in near hurricane-force winds. will conditions be any easier today? >> reporter: they could. the winds have died down significantly which means they could make some progress on this fire which, of course, is something they are all hoping for. this morning we are now starting to see just how destructive these fires have been in neighborhood after neighborhood, homes and buildings reduced to rubble. an apocalyptic scene. thousands of acres burned from multiple brush fires. wednesday evening a new inferno erupted in the hollywood hills. >> our house is -- you can tell it's next, and we're getting out. area streets gridlocked with new mandatory evacuation orders in effect for thousands more residents. >> please leave the area. >> reporter: the scope of damage already done is now visible

here is the view from rome as fireworks lit up the colosseum. how spectacular! we'll be the happiest place on earth you'll find all kinds of happy you can find the my-dream-is-finally-coming-true kind of happy the i-just-found-my- new-favorite-treat kind of happy you can also find that woo-hooooo! (shouting) kind of happy there's the teaming-up-with-my-hero type of happy ... and the we're-never-going-to-forget-this kind of happy come find your happy today ... only at the disneyland resort. 25, is off to a vibrant start in syria, where revelers celebrating new beginnings. hundreds gathered in the streets of damascus to sing, dance and watch these really remarkable fireworks. looking forward to a future with a new government after the fall of the assad regime just weeks ago. all right, time now for a special new year's eve edition of the abc seven news at 11, helping you get ahead on what's coming up next. in the news tonight, we're focused on three new laws that take effect tomorrow, new year's day, what some are referring to as the locked door loophole takes eff

by yvonne has been released and is now back home, cecilia sila returned to rome on wednesday, after spending 3 weeks in detention. she was greeted by her family and the tiny employment as to georgia. maloney fowler was accused of violating the laws of these men extended to the political front. the us and boy who brokerage an end to the hostilities visited baby boot days before lebanon's. parliament is set to elect a president. amos hawks then urged politicians to come together. so these are critical times for lebanon to use this time, not just implement disagreement, but to come to political consensus, to focus on loving, non for love. and these people, do us husbands named a preferred candidate. but the international community is believed to back the army commander joseph on, on own to also enjoys popular support, was recently in saudi arabia to meet officials. there has the law has been accused of blocking previous efforts to elect the president's not close to its camp. now the group says it has no veto on island, but along with its allies hasn't said who it will endorse. no, they need to,

since then, rome craved for revenge for the humiliating defeat. in the morning of october, 3, 1935. without any announcement, the foxes attacked ethiopia and bombarded it most severely. d. d o. b an armed forces bod, courageously, but the rude taylor t. a b. i tell you and knew no bounds. they use not only massive bombing attacks on civilians, but also the chemical weapons toxic gas is this james the course of the war? as a result of the occupation of ethiopia, by the fastest 760000 people were killed. the capture of the african state was committed with europe's tacit approval. britain and france recognize the annexation, giving the green light to a further fastest expansion in the world, and paving the way for the outbreak of world war 2. the, the pasta. the vendor is the unit is defeat and project aerodynamics thing. they're supporting ukrainian nationalists and their ideas for creating an independent states became high prior to for us intelligence. they didn't normally stop the upcoming to complete it sign in your connected release, ported over the board, and somebody may also kn

it seems to me that rome is on a different scale in terms of its...the level of theatricality. ..feel that? well, you feel it because of the way that ridley constructs it. this is real. there's nothing like i having the real thing. the fight scenes and the kind of scale in terms of extras, and those sequences felt — they were incredibly well populated with people so itjust felt like it probably translates on the screen. what do you hope gladiator ii brings? and what do you hope is maybe, you know, is different to the first gladiator? gladiator ii celebrates the dna of the first film. i think it celebrates what that film is. and i think ridley's having... i would say arguably more fun with it. i think he's dialling up the places that he can. and what were alan moloney�*s most memorable behind—the—scenes encounters? one of the highlights for me in 2024 was joining tom and emma at the oscars ceremony in los angeles. we imagine a future and our imaginings horrify us. it was, of course, the event that gave oppenheimer seven academy awards, including best picture and best director for c

the vast territories of this country were not actually controlled by rome. the nazis decided to put an end to this. but as soon as the religious order of the senate side stood in their way, the arabs did not want to submit to foreign power and put up fierce resistance. dividers against colonialism were led by the seats of the senate side order. omar l move star was nicknamed the lion of the desert for his incredible courage. despite the violent, bombardments and boys in gas usage, mass deportations, and the imprisonment of the local population in concentration camps. the invaders could not go with the arrow patriots for a decade. in 1931, omar l move star was captured and sentenced to hanging at the trial. the hero of the libyan people behaved very bravely and rejected. pardon? pursuing a policy of genocide, italy was only able to temporarily suppress lady 18th of the entire population. more than 100000 people fell victim to their. however, just a few years later the entail you enroll collapsed. in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gai

we now head to rome, where pope francis ushered in 2025 with a message to protect life. at a new year's day mass, the holy father called for a firm commitment to reject abortion and to respect the dignity of life from conception to natural death. pope francis also called for world peace, urging all nations to silence arms and overcome their divisions. new protections for pregnant women in the state of new york under a new law that took effect today. pregnant residents are entitled to at least 20 hours of paid leave to attend prenatal doctor's appointments. employers are barred from asking for medical information when a worker requests to leave. governor kathy hochul says the policy makes new york the first state in the nation to offer paid leave for prenatal care for all. pregnant workers in the private sector are eligible for the paid time off. actress blake lively is suing a well-known director from one of her ehh... hmm. oh, that's very, uh... - right? - mmm... this store doesn't have agentforce, so an ai agent didn't tip off the stylist as to what i might actually we

now to rome, where pope francis ushered in 2025 with a message to protect life at a new year's day mass. the holy father called for a firm commitment to reject abortion and to respect the dignity of life from conception to natural death. pope francis also called for world peace, urging all nations to silence arms and overcome their divisions. a 2025 return for instagram for meghan markle. the duchess of sussex took to instagram for the first time since 2020 to post. this video shows her running down the edge of the waves at the beach and writing 2025 in the sand. the new account is at meghan and already has 200,000 followers. the account at sussex royal was discontinued in 2020, around the time meghan and prince harry announced they were stepping back from royal life. while he didn't get to celebrate a win at the shark tank last night, but he did win a smaller battle. how star rookie macklin celebrini brought some joy to a young fan last night. pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and g

nbc's claudio lavanga is in rome with the latest. good morning, claudio. >> reporter: good morning, frances. well, that's right. this breakthrough is seen as the result of the pressure that president biden has placed on the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. especially in the last few days, to close these cease-fe and hostage release deal in gaza before donald trump returns to the white house on january 20th. but, at least according to a senior diplomat who is involved directly in those talks, another person who really played a critical role in advancing those talks is also donald trump's own middle east envoy, steve witkoff. it was done from two sides, both from president biden and president-elect dona trump. now two u.s. officials told nbc news that under the current proposal, the one that we expect to be approved, israel will withdraw the troops from populated areas in gaza back to the israeli border, and then or at the same time, hamas will start releasing the first set of hostages who are still in gaza as soon as the ce

that's not me science, but the rome statute of the international criminal court. but general southern gaza has led many to believe international law has become little more than a concept that states aspire to with no real consequences if they don't abide by it . and we are currently witnessing a non president of level of aggression against cultural landmarks to bind people together and served as testament to our shared history. joining us to discuss the implications of this almost offer palestinian content creator and digital activist poll mathis, a serial american offer. musician and content creator. advert cartucker on 11 east television host officer and advocate promoting our of achievements and social causes. gentlemen, thank you so much for being part of the stream today is a pleasure to have you a more when we talk about cause that we talk about hundreds of sites of historical importance that have been destroyed or damaged by israel in our chat before the show you said something that stuck with me? you said the palestinians are used to this. can i ask to how

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