been the two-state solution.the only thing is that it's been placed on the shelf because it's never been forced to recken with the power balance on the ground, that has shifted it to the point where it will have to invoke uh this reality and implement it, so of course as was shown in the bt, they gathered egypt, jordan and the pa to get with europe to open up this file, and the europeans are saying that actually this is the only solution moving forward, this is not related to the..." j per say um they themselves, europe, the west, america, has come to realize the inevitable reality of beseging palestinians, it will lead to resistance, seeking to uproot the occupiers until full liberation, so the hussan resistance has made it very, very clear that they want to recapture back every single land of historic palestine that was uprooted from them in 1948, and that the world superpowers conspired for, and the rest of the world turned a blind eye. turn turned a blind eye, but the reality is that europe and america cannot

coalition, a coalition that worked on real solutions, legislative solutions.nity act of 2023. it addresses the border and beyond, does it in a way that doesn't sacrifice our values. please join us. let's fix this together, because we can. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the lady yields back. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. moran: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. williams: i denounce president biden's open border policies that have fueled the invasion, i repeat invasion of our country through our southern border. i wonder how many of my liberal friends across the aisle have actually even been to the border. let us be clear, this is a crisis of biden's making. he has not been to the border. nor has vice president harris been to the border. they've been to a parking lot in el paso, texas, and that's as good as they can do. so for three years biden has ignored calls to the american people to

no, i think the solution is cominu solution? no, i think the solution is coming at _ solution?no, i think the solution is coming at us all _ solution? no, i think the solution is coming at us all the _ solution? no, i think the solution is coming at us all the time. - solution? no, i think the solution is coming at us all the time. if. solution? no, i think the solution| is coming at us all the time. if you look at the data we have in auto trader at the main stumbling point to electric cars is the same as it was a decade ago and that his price. the price of new electric cars and the price of used electric cars are rapidly coming down it will continue to because the price of raw materials that make up the expensive batteries are coming down. as those prices come down more of the public will convert to electric for the people want to make the switch, they were clean air, they want to do their part for the environment. the prices been the stumbling block for that we will see in uptake over the next two years as we head towards 2035 which is the cutoff date for the sale of petrol a

there _ solution? i would say more than a disagreement. there is _ solution?than a disagreement. there is a - solution? i would say more than a disagreement. there is a huge - solution? i would say more than a - disagreement. there is a huge chasm between them widening and between the us and israel as well. mr netanyahu is repeating almost everyday his opposition to palestinian statehood. he gave a press conference yesterday saying any deal as he called it with hamas monsters, which would require israel to withdraw troops and hamas to regain control in gaza and four palestinian prisoners to be released in israel would be something that would mean israeli soldiers had in his words died in vain. so there is a deep disagreement between the sides. there is talk of different negotiating sides coming together either in egypt or qatar to work out a release deal but expectations are low. what there is more hope about is a possible deal in which israel would allow its support to be used for more aid to come in from cyprus, which would then be distributed directly into

he said the solutions in simple language so that all families should know, but the scientific solutions are correct the solutions are yes, scientific, but in simple terms, it means that if a family sees it, they can apply it to their own child, that's right, and these families whose children are really suffering from the same problems, that is, one of our efforts was to we are going to do a documentary, which is really a documentary . we used to go live with the family for a month. then, on the first day, we would take our camera and listen to their conversations and give them solutions. on the second day, we would talk to them online again . this is how we do the solutions as a family. we had that he had not done the solutions at all, that is, we even said, for example , that he had done this solution, he had not done it at all. on the third day when we went back to durbin , that is, we honestly said, we said that this family had done a solution, for example, it had 20% results, 30 results, that is, this is how it happened, but some families being that does having come to a conclusion

the 2 state solution. therefore, the world, an influential countries must find binding mechanisms to force israel to implement, not just accept the 2 state solution here. if left to israel to the side, it will not allow the solution to be adopted, but the decision should not be solely in israel's hands. the world an influential countries, including the security council, must take practical steps to enforce the 2 state solution. the only political solution currently presented to resolve this conflict. the palestinian people aren't indigenous part of the peoples of this region in palestine with his geographical boundaries. he's an integral part of this region. there's no surplus people, but a missing states that must be established, which is palestine. the only with this solution can security stability and peace in the region be a cheat. without it, the region will remain in an endless cycle of violence. counter violence and instability with the palestinians in gaza are suffering from starvation. hundreds of

solution. so we really must stop talking about it because it's been used as a so perfect and then the septic in which you know, to lot of people into a belief that something is being done or something will be done for the palestinians. don't worry. there will be 2 states and it's going to be fine, except that it's not happening and it's not going to the full where we're going with this. that's was the, the question in my book. what, what, what, what does the end of this? the end of it, it seems to me to be very clear. we've got the 2 communities living in that area between the river and to see the jewish is really is palestinian arabs. and what more sensible, logical and to maine and, and fair then to, for them to all live together in a, quote, citizenship in one state, which represents them fairly. that is a democratic state in the states like that. all the palestinians who were expelled due to the creation of israel and who lived in the event that an event, not a political non exile, is that

eh, meant then in book you, patient is not the solution. thinking of ethnic cleansing as a solution is also impossible. so that as long as the one way in and the to my knowledge, how most wouldn't be able to do to accept the listing expected was deb solution design austin. but to continue with this occupation would not be the 20 solution onto piece. i want to get into just what kind of future you envisage for the palestinians a bit later. but there's been a huge debate around the world about the force of israel's response to what happens on october. the 7th you have of course, condemned that responds. but on send me this, if you will, in a single day, how much must have good hundreds of his relatives in the west attack of jew since the 2nd world war, women and children of people with murder, some or even right to a sexually abused for some of the we're actually in the peace movement is it turned out how was this well, supposed to react to that the festival let's. i agree that i do not accept that. can you go to the injury and go to the human mediating guy, mississippi, and all that kin

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solutions. infrastructure isn't just boring, it's expensive. that's doubly so for environmentally friendly, inter city transportation, dense high speed rail networks existent age and europe. but expanding these networks into regions where they don't yet exist and ensuring their affordable and accessible is a costly proposition that only a state can afford to take on. having to do that is that these are not technological issues, right? these are ultimately political problems. so it will take them much more than flashing animations to solve our traffic problems. let alone curb transits, climate impact. deep billions of venture capital and cheap slip attention. these tech solutions garner would probably be better invested in truly boring, but more efficient real solutions. let us know which transit technology you see how the biggest impact of climate change and the products. don't forget to describe the new video every 5 the she toxic judy ideal for feminist icon. the new barbie movie is raising a

that is why the 2 state solution is the only solution. and all of those who are not in favor of this have so far failed to come up with an alternative solution that can only be peace if there's piece for all the people living in the regions indefinitely. you want to get i'm drawing now by dw brussel of corresponding jack parents reporting from that meeting of the you for an administers hijack. we've just heard. and elaina bear walking there, demanding a 2 state solution. is there a general agreement among you for administered as that that this is the preferred option for peace in the region. so it definitely is, and it's been really interesting as we've seen, the foreign ministers enter that meetings have in brussels today, but they've all wanted to talk again about this to stay solution as the key. so the cornerstone of u foreign policy with regards to everything is going on in the middle east. the reason that they want to talk about that is because it's easy for them to come to an agreement on that was this is being an e u position that

solutions. but what makes them really shine is dedicated lanes. like boca tons of bus expressway is where amsterdam so expensive network of bike paths. and there's always room for innovation, like in many eine where cable cars help traverse densely built steep terrain. all of the use as well as more elaborate trans and metro systems require public spending and planning, which is another using we've shied away from real solutions. infrastructure isn't just boring, it's expensive. that's doubly so for environmentally friendly, inter city transportation, dense high speed, real networks exist in asia and europe. but expanding these networks into regions where they don't yet exist and ensuring they're affordable and accessible is a costly proposition that only a state can afford to take on. having to do that is that these are not technological issues, right? these are ultimately political problems. so it will take them much more than flashing animations to solve or traffic problems. let alone curb tr

otherwise they've come out to be a solution, cannot to be to state solution. you don't want to state solution. let's have one state solution, but to think that we have the stands will ever accept to be immigrants again, to not to, to live another protesting say, again, or lives under systems, oppression, apartheid and be slaves of occupation, not, not, but i, this was never happened. we will never accept the stuff to start getting for our freedom. sort our dignity unfold. all right, all right, that's all we have time for most the far as i. thank you both so much for joining me. everyone. that is our show up for us. we'll be back next week the the latest news as it breaks, time movies has been under the rubber for more than 10 hours. this is not the only area targeted by that is are important. with detailed coverage, the wolf is keeping source away palestinian business owners here say they have seen nothing like this ever before. exclusive reports many here say they refuse to give up on hope in the midst of the killing suffering and pays. it's the $16.00 left f

solution has always been the two state solution, the only thing is that it's been placed on the shelf because it's never been forced to recken with the power balance on the ground that has shifted it to the point where it will have to invoke uh this reality and implement it, so of course as was shown in the vt, they gathered egypt, jordan and the pa to get with europe to open up this file, and the europeans are saying that actually this is the only solution moving forward, this is not related to the icj perse, they themselves europe, the west, america has come to realize the inevitable reality of besieging palestinians. it will lead to resistance, seeking to uproot the occupiers until full liberation. so the hussan resistance has made it very, very clear that they want to recapture back every single land of historic palestine that was uprooted from them in 1948, and that the world superpowers conspired for, and the rest of the world turned a blind eye, turn, turn a blind eye, but the reality. that europe and america cannot choose on behalf of palestine, the destiny of the palestinians

what is the solution? one of the reasons, the 1st one is to state solution, which is the most problem. the 2nd solution is one of the democratic states literally kind of live together equally and, or exist peacefully. the only have the option because if mcclintic or 1st thing, that's exactly what nothing, you know, i'm smart village of trying to do. and that's what, that's what i have to do in government. but that's what i love to work. so that's why we have one or 2 options. i have the one of the book that i could speak. why not? and as one of my best friends daniel button on the literature, the waiting on the musician told me once, sometimes then boss of it is easy of the difficult. and that's why i will never stop believing that and wondering what kind of steps going to be possible. i know it looks now impossible with all these feelings over the advantage of vengeance, etc. but my view with you as a leader is somebody home to people. but other than be picking them depressed very briefly because we're ru

and the better idea is a two-state solution.d now whoever is opposing the two-state solution as the majority isgreed to, i think the people themselves will have the answer to that. that's why i'm saying that we're not in position to decide on health of the palestinian people. they have, they can decide on their own. and we believe that the only way forward that'sg( been embraced d adopted by everybody, including the palestinian authority is to have a palestinian state living side-by-side to israel. >> quick final question. prime minister netanyahu you but many others including many u.s. officials have said that a future palestinian state should be effectively demilitarized. able to take care of security but not able to launch wars against its neighbors. do you agree with that? >> we do want to see any country able to launch a war against its neighbor, we want to live peacefully speeded specifically what about -- >> i think that any peace plan should include enough security guarantees for both people that don't fight each other.

. no to any sort of two state solution-— no to any sort of two state solution. ~ ,., , ., solution. solution. well, the point is not that the united states - solution. well, the point is not that the united states of - solution. well, the point is not i that the united states of america solution. well, the point is not - that the united states of america is demanding israel to agree to a two state solution, it is first and foremost an israeli national interest to have a boy during a recent side, the border should be between us and the palestinian state, future states, because otherwise israel will not remain democratic and jewish. now, when netanyahu is saying i'm against a two state solution, actually he makes himself a non—partner to peace, and it is very important to us in israel to replace him as soon as possible. i us in israelto replace him as soon as possible-— us in israelto replace him as soon as possible. i was going to ask you, what should — as possible. i was going to ask you, what should happen _ as possible. i was going to ask you, what should happen now, _ as possible

if we are thinking of two—state solution, then let's start acting now. start acting now. aida touma—sliman, i thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk from jerusalem. thank you. hello. after the exceptional rainfall and the significant flooding of the last few days, you may well be pleased to hear that the weather is set to change. the next few days will be drier, yes, also colder, but i'm sure some lower temperatures will be a small price to pay for less in the way of rain. we certainly saw some rain on thursday in the south of the uk, thanks to this hook of cloud. that's an area of low pressure still close by for the first part of friday morning, still bringing some rain across eastern parts of england. we've also still got some showery rain from this weather system, centred across the north of scotland. so, as we head through the morning on friday, yes, still a little bit of rain across eastern england, quite a brisk wind, as well. still windy for the northern isles, and generally cloud and some showery rain across the northeast of scotland. furt

what does the solution? one of the reasons, the 1st one is to state solution which is the most problem. the 2nd solution is one of the democratic states. where do we kind of live together equally and, or exist peacefully? the only attempt option because if mcclintic or 1st thing, that's exactly what happened, you know, i'm smart that it's out of time to do. and that's what, that's what i have to do in government. but that will not work. that's why we have one or 2 options. i said one of the book that i could speak, why not? and as one of my best friends, daniel button on the musician told me once. sometimes the boss of it is easy of the difficult and that's why i will never stop believing that one democratic states couldn't be both of them. i know it looks now impossible with all these feelings of revenge of vengeance, etc. but my view with you as a leader is somebody who hope to be, but other than be picking them depressed very briefly cuz we're running out of time just literally what, what if you can't 5,

well, i have to _ of a two-state solution. well, i have to say. _ of a two-state solution.d by leadership, and not by polls. whenever people on both sides felt that there is a hope for a secure and peaceful life and prosperity, they tended to agree immediately. look at what was the polls before oslo and after oslo — although now we understand that it wasn't the best agreement ever. but i believe that the reality of creating two—state solution is a matter of something that we should be dealing now by stopping this bloody war. because the day everybody attempts to think what you think about the day after, what kind of solution can be created - i kind of solution can be created — i believe that the day after is designed today. if the world continues to be silent and is not really active in stopping this war, then the world is helping liquidate any possibility for creating a palestinian state alongside the state of israel, the two—state solution. we have — and i think the world should act immediately — in order to look for the farfuture and immediately — in order to look for th

there is no other way eh, montana occupation is not the solution. thinking of ethnic cleansing as a solution is also impossible. so there is only one way in and uh, to my knowledge, how much would it be to do to accept the listing. and steve, within that, i'm so that expected to step solution that's design austin. but to continue with this occupation will not lead to enter solution onto piece. i want to get into just what kind of future you envisage for the palestinians a bit later. but there's been a huge debate around the world about the force of israel's response to what happened on october. the 7th you have of course, condemned that responds. but on send me this, if you will, if a single day, how must must have good hundreds of his race in the west attack of jew since the 2nd world war, women and children of people would murder some or even right to a sexually abused for some of the we're actually in the peace movement is it time that how was there as well supposed to react to that? that's the one this i agree that i do not accept that. can you go to the engineering go to the human? do y

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e present a solution.0 people in immigration detention, which is 4,000 more than what d.h.s. is funded for. and people without facts don't realize some are similar trump. many are concerned by due process rights. but when accusations are made about one party is better than the other, that is not true. an o removed under title 42 and the biden administration did that when that law was in place. the total is nearlyve■l equivalt to the number of people removed in august of fiscal 2019. in the past administration. but this put forward reasonable and effective legislation so that we will get an additional 1,300 border patrol 375 immigration judges, 1,6 of hundred asylum officers to speed up processing of asylum 1,000 officers, new detection technology for ports of entry, additional investigative capabilities to combat fentanyl trafficking. mr. in additionier: the gentlelady an additional one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. it's where we have to come today with our l

oh, the one state solution. look with such a large number of follow seems insides without any legal sense of 3 of them. the rights and dignity like a link was un special wrap it to for the palestinian territories from 2016 to 2022 . he told us what role the u. n. can play and bringing about a 2 state solution as well. the 2 state solution has been a set or piece of un resolutions and you in policy since the end of the 19 ninety's . it's imbedded in un general assembly resolutions and a new and security council resolutions. the problem is, i'm afraid to say, is the united states. united states is publicly committed to is due to state solution, but didn't ensures that there is no price on israel for its actions, which makes it $2.00 state solution highly improbable, particularly with respect to the spread of the of the illegal is really settlements . we now have over 500000 as rarely settlers in the west bank, another 240000 in jerusalem. it's a, it's very hard to imagine how it to state solution based on the 1967

and then a refusal to accept the 2 state solution by any part of the must be firmly rejected . what is the alternatives of all the ones that solution look with such a large number of follow seems insides without any legal sense of 3 of them. the rights and dignity like a link teaches in the facts only of law at western university and canada. he was the un special rapid to for the palestinian territories from 2016 to 2022 and joins us now. thank you for joining us on dw, um, what role can the un play in bringing about a 2 state solution? well, the 2 state solution has been a center piece of un resolutions and you and policy since the end of the 19 ninety's. but it's, it's imbedded in un general assembly resolutions and a new and security council resolutions. the problem is, i'm afraid to say, is united states, united states has probably committed to state to state solution. but it ensures that there's no price on israel for its actions, which makes it to state solution highly improbable, particularly with respect to the spread of, of the illegal is really settlements. we now hav

who is going to impose the solution? _ solution imposed. who is going to impose the solution?mpose the solution? meanwhile, the security council tried _ impose the solution? meanwhile, the security council tried a _ impose the solution? meanwhile, the security council tried a couple - impose the solution? meanwhile, the security council tried a couple of - security council tried a couple of times— security council tried a couple of times to — security council tried a couple of times to stop _ security council tried a couple of times to stop this _ security council tried a couple of times to stop this war. - security council tried a couple of times to stop this war. who - security council tried a couple of times to stop this war. who is i security council tried a couple of - times to stop this war. who is going to force _ times to stop this war. who is going to force israel — times to stop this war. who is going to force israel to _ times to stop this war. who is going to force israel to stop _ times to stop this war. who is going to force israel to stop this _ times to stop th

otherwise they've come out to be a solution, cannot to be to state solution. you don't want to state solution. let's have one state solution, but to think that we have the stands will ever accept to be immigrants or game to not to, to live another protesting say, again, or lives under systems, oppression, apartheid, and beast lives, of occupation, not, not. but i, this was never happened, we will never accept the stuff to start getting for our freedom to the dignity until it all right. all right, that's all we have time for most a far as i think you both so much for joining me. everyone that is our show up for us. we'll be back next week the the the one of the families vendor for nearly 3 years. evelyn lemitrus has been investigating the sharp pen traffic and operation. now she's putting together the team that's going to rate it and lexie though they're still quite as b. o. but i said less indeed this bit of a humble shirts than to become a global commodity prize doesn't agree to it. and the special suit in asia sharps that played a vital role in the ocean for

can be created what kind of solution can be created.ly active in stopping this war, then the world is helping liquidate any possibility for creating a palestinian state alongside the state of israel, the two—state solution. we have — and i think the world should act immediately — in order to look for the far future and to think — we have — and i think the world should act immediately — in order to look for the far future and to think — what kind of life do we want for this region? if we are thinking of two—state solution, then let's start acting now. aida touma—sliman, i thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk from jerusalem. thank you. hello there. the relentless rain across the uk has certainly been testing our patience of late, hasn't it? in fact, only those with webbed feet pretty happy. there's been a lot of torrential rain and certainly some substantial localised flooding. but all that is set to change as we head into the weekend because of the jet stream. it's going to buckle its way up to the north of the uk and allow this

state solution. again that everybody knows is the only possible stable political solution. but how difficult do you think negotiations are at this stage of see that was the initial release of hostages. there was talk of a pause in fighting those talks and outcompete the of the table and see what has continued and that's of head to white them. so what's the fee is do have now for the host is the remaining and goals are fast. we and secondly, for the many thousands of palestinians who continues to lose the live. yes, it's a longer war, it goes on the more difficult it is to find the conditions for peace, including of course, the release of hostages, including the deviation of conditions as for the population of guys that are being in many cases absolutely is the risk of stopping and so this is a situation that for which there is only one way out, and that is to stop the ministry action. and to begin to discuss how we can firstly alleviate the conditions. so for the population begin to feed the populati

the you will reiterate the need and the urgency for a 2 state solution it spring. and of course the united nations position for so long now would have in bold and benjamin netanyahu to now say flatly, no, as well. i think the main reason is, is that he's never learned or never known any cost for the occupation. if you can continue building settlements, a war crime under international law without any consequences, he can maintain to manage the occupation and not engage in any kind of a piece talks real or not with the palestinians and not face any uh, any cost for doing this. um, he has a strong diplomatic shield of being on it may not states protecting him. so he's able to continue with the supplements which makes the 2 state solution and possible . keep in mind that as you know, when the international community, particularly the global north, keeps on talking about a 2 state solution. this becomes a sweet spot for israel and it's far right government because it's so it's a possibility that there is we can, we can devise a work whole 2 state solution all the while,

if they would be willing to look at realistic solutions to this crisis. host: what is it about a to that you don't like that would cause you not to support it? guest: at the end of the day there is no chance of passing in the senate and the president would veto. when you talk about bipartisan solutions to bring a resolution hr two is not a realistic bill. when you talked about permanent changes to asylum or building more border while, it's an unserious proposal. it might be what they would like to have in their perfect immigration bill but you have to negotiate with the other party. if it is not going to pass in the senate or the president's veto you have to come up with different solutions. host: caller let's speak to let's speak to a caller. caller: i listen to all of these callers who blame biden for this and that. donald trump was there for four years and all of a sudden these republicans are talking about we don't want to do this, we don't want to do that. please clear your mind's because donald trump is a rapist. host: let's get a response, there is

and the better idea here is the 2 state solution. and now what is opposing the 2 state solution? if the majority is agreeing to, i think the people themselves would have the answer to that. so that's why i'm saying that we are not in position to decide on behalf of the thought of seeing in the senate. uh, they have the they can decide on the on, and we believe that the, on the way for water that's been embraced and, you know, adopted by everybody, including at the thought of seeing a harold to you is to have that thought of students that living side by side to is right on the final question, a promise to not in yahoo, but many others, including many us officials. a said that a future palestinian state should be actively demilitarized, is able to take care of security, but not able to launch moore's against its neighbors. do you agree with that or we don't want to see any country you're able to knowledge uh a lot against its name, but i knew once the to the, you know, the fees for the with that because that specifically what about it. but i think that the, any piece of land should

, ., ., , , ., solution? they have obviously got hue solution?ilities and capacity to that, _ huge capabilities and capacity to that, but— huge capabilities and capacity to that, but i think it is going to be quite _ that, but i think it is going to be quite a — that, but i think it is going to be quite a diplomatic effort to get everybody around the table and get everybody around the table and get everybody to contribute, as the chair _ everybody to contribute, as the chair rightly pointed out. you didn't touch _ chair rightly pointed out. you didn't touch too _ chair rightly pointed out. gm. didn't touch too much on iran. bob, do you want to quickly... 17 i didn't touch too much on iran. bob, do you want to quickly. . ._ do you want to quickly... ? i know it is a big — do you want to quickly... ? i know it is a big subject _ do you want to quickly... ? i know it is a big subject and _ do you want to quickly... ? i know it is a big subject and i _ do you want to quickly... ? i know it is a big subject and i know - do you want to quickly... ? i k

. >> i believe thes a two-state solution.y recognize that the israelis can only live in peace in security when pal and securit the other side is also true, palestinians can only live in peace and security if israelis for the future are guaranteed that also they are capable of living in peace and security without any rockets flying anymore. but actually i would say the answer is they are on the table. but the problem is the -- on the other side of the river, we cannot walk together because it's always this tit for tat if this doesn't happen first, then this cannot happen. and we have to end blame game. and i believe, again, it needs different -- [inaudible] which comeether and s this is the way how we bridge it and maybe change our -- asking the question on which side are youk- [inaudible] so divided on it. if we ask it from the if point of the people, and i mean human and foreign politics is about the people, what to people of israel, what what dot people need? do the people of gaza and they need obviously in gaza is humanita

and we need to find the solution. i think that, you know, of the, i can say easiest, so it doesn't cause the on to easy solutions and then the lease, but probably the part of stamps be a, it will take serious disability over guys. someone from the be a new p a. but nothing else doesn't want to do it. the, you know, he took the, the president of the united states, maybe the best, the president that we ever have, the most supportive that president investigate, told him, i don't care what he wants. i'm not going to where to establish the 1st thing and say no exception. first thing in state is not the something that is way and should decide about okay, does listing and matter and the fact that the, it's a big problem, we need to solve it. all right, from our sion back coordinator and security out of us going into ben. it's zack, thank you. thank you very much for having me to. all right. just say with us up next on cross talk, peter lavelle and his guests discussed the universal uselessness of the european leaders worn da

solution? you speak to officials here behind the scene they can see a different way out of this. long—term peace for the entire region requires a palestinian state. good to have you with us, thanks for joining us. let's ta ke let's take you a light picture is not of the border. we always look to the skyline to state there is smoke rising to get a sense of the bombardment and what is happening today. we do know that the health minister and gaza says 73 palestinians have been killed and 99 injured by israeli strikes in the past 2a hours. news from lebanon as well that a senior leader of hezbollah has reportedly been killed in an apparent israeli drone strike. we will keep across all the developments here on bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news in the uk. the environment agency has warned that more homes could still be hit by flooding despite a cold snap beginning across the uk. more than 1,800 properties have been flooded across central and southern england. there are more than

that solutions, legislative solutions.please join us. let's fix this together, because we■ can. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the lady yields back. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. moran: i yield to the gentleman from texas, mr. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. williams: i denounce president biden's open border policies thaton, i repeat our country through our southern border. i wonder how many of my liberal friends across the aisle have actually even bng> the border. let us be clear, this is a crisis of biden's making. he has not been to the border. nor has vice president harris been to the border. they've been to a parking lot in el paso, texas, and that's as good as they can do. so for three years biden has ignored■z calls to the american people to secure the border and protect american lives. this administration's failed policies have allowed over eight million illegal immigrants to cross into coun