don't know how they going to get in that office or a release from catch you up to prison in the south of israel does include speed, the presence from gaza. ok, so catchy out prison and off of prison. with these 183 palestinian prisoners are due to be released from today and then they will be transferred to the occupied westbank. in the past, nora we saw joy as seems to be occupied. westbank, thousands of people welcoming these prisoners as heroes which these are, these are not keen on, on the well seeing and, and they actually prevent some of the family members of holding celebrations and so on to welcome these prisoners. all absolutely, we've also seen attacks against family members all posting and present those homes across the occupy west bank, the full, the even release. so israel saying that this is essential to terence to stop them from setup. right? saying they don't want to see this celebration. so they have made that very clear, these right, the, all new you has, you know, bands such infections as i said from the set of pricing. so they have made it much more difficult for nobody since

and that's in the south of israel. now, as per as on a weekly basis, including the release we saw on says say we're going to see the release of a $183.00 palestinian prisoners. and many of them are going to go via also present into the alt to pipe west fight. they will be taken by red cross vehicles where they them would be great to put that families box. we have seen many threats coming from the is radio, all me about, you know, certainly, you know, people not joining them at this area in which that being released, which is in petunia. it's an area in ramallah. we're also present is that on thursday, drones, we're actually dropping leaflets telling people not to be that that they will, that they will put themselves in danger of being attacked to arrest. so we saw many of those thousands of people greasing the prisoners from the center of ramallah. but also some of those presidents haven't been able to go to that homes. um, particularly ones that zachary is a bad day, he's become a very well known prisoner. he was posit

south. >> of israel, along with the family members. >> that i spoke to earlier at the kibbutz. >> an emotional day not only for the family members. you're hearing the honking in the streets here in israel and tel. >> aviv as well. >> but for. >> this. >> country and seeing yet another hostage. returned from hamas. >> from gaza to here. >> in israel, at least one other thing i wanted to mention, because i thought you were having an interesting conversation there with andrea, especially about the involvement of the trump administration, along with prime minister bibi netanyahu and the confidence they have in getting through this ceasefire deal. i've been having a lot of conversations, especially in hostage square, just a little. ways away. >> from. >> here, about. >> how israelis feel about their. >> confidence in their. >> prime minister, along with president trump. >> and they feel, actually some positivity when it comes to president trump, some positivity. and they feel as if he can have. some more control over the situation, especially because of his. >> close relationship. >> with prime min

i suppose of, of the south african israel relationship kind of at the height of a pottage. this is from a 1976. they really need stuff quite desperately. so they've purchased a 6130 millimeter munition systems from israel for 2700000 round israel in general, was a huge supplier of munitions. so the a positive state, an additional option has been obtained for the purchase of $14001.00 costs for shells from the mid 19 seventy's. so that for good was, it was trying to talk with a lift, swing government at the newly independent angola. in 1976, so they're freaking 5 minutes to join voice to visit it. israel i made speculation that countries were working on an honest deal. if you look at the amounts of weapons being bought around the 1000000000 us dollars from the seventy's, since the eighty's by the a potted states, actually credible inflows of money and somebody is really economy just when they need it. and so just from a demand perspective, that's an important relationship. but then of course there's the secondary benefit to both states, which is the kind of co creation of we

so earlier this week. because of south africa's new land law, which he says is violating people's rights, and also because of its international court case accusing israelpresident has not yet responded to the order, but earlier this week alluded to threats made by the us in a speech to the nation. we are witnessing the rise of nationalism, protectionism, the pursuit of narrow interests and the decline of common cause. we will not be deterred. we are, as south africans, a resilient people, and we will not be bullied. michelle gavin is the senior fellow for africa policy studies at the council on foreign relations — she explains more about the south african land law. this expropriation act now supersedes the old expropriation act that was on the books in south africa that was from the apartheid era. and land is a very politically contentious issue in south africa. a lot of the opposition to the anc elevates this issue in their critique of what the anc has accomplished since liberation. and essentially this new law aligns expropriation methods with the constitution, but it also provides a new section that south africa has not had before that allows for ex

of south. it is israel for past to send today. locations of costs are for tools to is right. the soldiers are killed in a shooting and the occupied westbank has violent spreads across.

of justice. the country, as you know, has just recently 3 files to join south africa's genocide case against israel at the i c j. and it's part of the so called hague group form just for some faith by 9 nations and supposed to fall assign a sick and listening ceasefire. doesn't mean anything. it doesn't mean the end of the suffering. the end of the genocide doesn't mean the end of the problem. there is a pa, tired still. how can we sit too low on a pod titan nation to exist? what right does a nation that is a general side the apartheid mission? or is she that regime has no right to it just as such a we have to factor that into our binds on stop this nonsense about the right to defend and so on, which is what right to painted. and that's a different day. there is much talk about bro, the solution to this crisis that is yet to be for the discuss. but now will ice on the seas far though, between these roll and her mouth. and we're just in the middle of the initial phase of big women. but i suppose a single 3 pages h last thing $42.00 days and it is supposed to eventually paved the way to ends in the h

between israel and has the principle of which ranks are drawn from livid on some muslim she community has long been the main fighting force against the israeli army, which i'll get by the south of the country for 18 years. during the slightest more israel killed, as well as long time leader as on the stroller. the other, his fellow leaders were killed. lebanese civilians paid the highest price. the after one final night of extraordinary bombardments ceasefire came into effect. it's within hours, hundreds of thousands of people passed through bands and returned home. la bella returned to a harsh reality. this house was destroyed on the very last night of the war. only this family of 6, his 4 brothers and his parents have lived in this building for 4 decades. and the ones that i the legs that i'm going to be name about a flat no, as long as getting them, are there any or any like via the way i'm going to very sexy charlotte. and i know murphy, as you know, that's actually on my darling see the for this displeased family from self 11 and it's also time to go home. they're still traumatized by what they saw instead of it was not sensitive i yeah. the how does the oh yeah, well i

of international legal mechanisms. south africa's case in the international court against israel, which has been strongly supported by a number of other sites of saying the national criminal court, of course, conducting its investigation into the situation in gaza and the issuing of arrest warrants, including full benjamin netanyahu. and so we are actually seeing international, more working in that regard. and i guess one of the big thing things is how will the international community responding? how will international law be activated if some of the president comes proposals come to fruition donald off while we appreciate you being with us, donald buffalo, profess sort of international law, i astray and national university. that would be great. i. i want to bring you some live pictures that we're seeing out of rough at the moment. just a few moments ago, we saw a line of trucks, a trucks that were making their way across the roof or crossing into gaza. you can see there how the road is being cleared, and of course miss a vitally important for the rest of guys. it's going to be mentioned. it's going to be food. it's go

south north, all the elevator. i'm a label, but is the director of research, the israel palestine, that democracy for the arab world. now a research and advocacy organization based in the us, he says, the current sci fi is unlikely to hold as far as his role is concerned, this is not the ceasefire deal. it's a hostage, expand exchange deal that requires it to, to withdraw its troops at the end. but it is really government, it's really prime minister in nearly every official that has spoken has been quite clear that they intend to resume the war in some way or another at the end of us. and i think that actually the only thing that is really pushing it forward right now is this insistence by the trump administration, that the, that the exchange has continue and not all of the hosted isn't kept to the captives and prisoners be released. you know, israel has always understood that there's a paradox, a contradiction between releasing all of its all of its hostages and defeating at or eliminating so much that you can't conduct good faith negotiations with somebody that you're declaring you're going to kill afterwards. an

we did not flee to the south and we are not going to leave our homes now. i mean we are residents of northern gaza when israel dropped leaflets on us to leave to the south. we did not move. we are not going to leave palestine. no, totally this family, all of the, some of the majority of follow standing and hey are in the territory, reject the remarks of a drum. and they say that what ever happens and that the rates are a they will not leave their places at any rate. this goes with what with the one important political, the fact that the goal is this trip is a part of the occupied father stayed in 2 or 3 days, which is around to cover back a 1967 and according to an eye to nations that result solution to for, to as or as must withdraw from gaza. westbank and east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians do have a stay towed of their own rami as mid r e r t from one of the policy and families or households and garza city. i'm the leader of the policy, the national, the initiative party, most of all by go to believe that trump's plan, the 4 guys that would amount to ethnic cleansing it was done, crowns the little bo

south and we are not going to leave our homes now. i mean, we are residents of northern gaza when israel dropped leaflets on us to leave to the south. we did not move. we are not going to leave palestine, you know, totally this family, all of the, some of the majority of follow standing and hey are in the territory, reject the remarks of a drum. and they say that what ever happens and the territory, they will not leave their places at any rate. this goes with what with the why, the important to politic is that, that the goal is this trip is a part of the occupied father stayed in 2 or 3 days, which is around to cover back a 19 $67.00 and according to an eye to nations that result solution to for, to as around must withdraw from gaza, westbank and east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own rodney as mid r e r t from one of the policy and formulas or households and garza city. while we heard from the hedge of costs and government media office, he told us that the palestinian authorities have a reconstruction plan of that road. but wounds that as well would make every attempt to disrupt those assets. you

we did not flee to the south and we are not going to leave our homes now. we are a residence of northern gaza when israel dropped leaflets on us to leave to the south. we did not move. we are not going to leave palestine, you know, totally this family, all these families, majority of palestinians, hey, or in the territory reject the remarks of a drum. and they say that what ever happens and the territory, they will not leave their places at any rate. this goes with what with the why, the important politic is that, that the goal is this trip is a part of the occupies policy the until address, which is around to cover back a 1967 and according to and i to nations that result solution to for to, as around most where the draw from gaza, westbank and east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own rami i read r e r t from one of the policy the and samuel as are households and gaza city we've been speaking with the head of goss is government media office who told us that policy, you know, if our, if he's actually have their own reconstruction plan for the enclave, however, he sugges

south and we are not going to leave our homes now. i mean, we are residents of northern gaza when israel dropped leaflets on us to leave to the south. we did not move. we are not going to leave palestine. natalie, this family, all these families, majority of follow stadiums. hey or and the territory rejected the remarks of a drum and they say that what ever happens and the territory, they will not leave their places at any rate. this goes with what with the why, the important to political, the fact that the goal is this trip is a part of the occupied, spotless duty and territories which is around to cover back a 1967 and according to an eye to nations that result solution to for, to as around, must withdraw from gaza, westbank and east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own. ronnie, i've made r e r t from one of the policy and formulas or households and goals. i city but let's cross not live to the 1st deputy upon many representatives on russia to the united nations. dimitri polanski is nice to have you join me right now. so let me start with this issue that donald trump wants to evict millions of poli

south and we are not going to leave our homes now. i mean, we are residents of northern gaza when israel dropped leaflets on us to leave to the south. we did not move. we are not going to leave palestine, you know, totally this family, all of the, some of the major is you follow stadiums, hey, or, and the territory reject the remarks of a drum. and they say that what ever happens, and the threats are a, they will not leave their places at any rate. this goes with what, with the why, the important to politically, the fact that the goal is this trip is a part of the occupied, spotless duty. and to address which is around to cover back a 1967 according to an eye to nations that result solution to for, to as or as must withdraw from gaza. westbank and east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians, you'll have a stay towed of their own. rodney, i've made r e r t from one of the policy and families or households and goals. i city . and we were speaking with the head of golf is government media offers who told us that the policy, you know, authority is actually have their own reconstruction plans for the enclave. however, he suggests history wi

south and we are not going to leave our homes now. i mean, we are residents of northern gaza when israel dropped leaflets on us to leave to the south. we did not move. we are not going to leave palestine, you know, totally this family, all these families, majority of palestinians, hey, are and the territory reject the remarks of a drum. and they say that what ever happens and the territory, they will not leave their places at any rate. this goes with what with the why, the important political, the fact that the goal is this trip is a part of the occupied, spotless duty until it arrives, which is around to cover back in 1967 and according to an eye to nations that result solution to for, to, as or as must where the draw from gaza. westbank and east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own rami i read r e r t from one of the policy the. and samuel is our households. and garza city, the leader of the palestinian national initiative. paul team and stuff about gucci . believe that trump spawn football. so would amount to ethnic country that was done crowns the little boys dis absolutely, i'm the stick i'm doi

huge amount of a despicable behavior that have led to this point, even calling it a desire to zone the hell and so, and who made it to help the united states as bombs through israel. south africa has opened the accused benjamin netanyahu of committing crimes and guys in particular with its genocide case against injury a lot the i c j with trump offering more support from don israel saw from by the how do you see not the case progressing? not the case will proceed, so that's a good would be intimidated into withdrawing the case. i have to say that well, bite and might not have spoken with the megaphone. i think that by didn't essentially never said no to any of the bombs or the checks that is realized for so i'm not sure there's a difference. maybe a difference in the approach and the loudness with the way they deliver the message . trump is easier to deal with for the international community because the world concept that can say it's ok to just take land, which is by didn't essentially did the same thing with these residents as its proxy with the views of the board member of the africa for a policy and group life from thomas birds. they, brum, how they come from. thank

we did not flee to the south and we are not going to leave our homes now. i mean we are residents of northern gaza when israel dropped leaflets on us to leave to the south. we did not move. we are not going to leave palestine. no, totally this family, all of the, some of the major is your fellow citizens. hey are, and the territory rejected the remarks of a drum. and they say that what ever happens and that the rates are a they will not leave their places at any rate. this goes with what with the why, the important to political, the fact that the goal is this trip is a part of the occupied by the city and 2 or 3 days, which is around to cover back in 1967 and according to an eye to nations that result solution to for, to as around must withdraw from gaza, westbank and east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own. rodney eyes made r e r t from one of the policy and formulas or households and garza city. now use riley forces have reportedly low not a storage facility, germany rated the west bank city of nablus. now the video speculating on social media, apparently she. ready was t

israel. they blocked his when he ships cut diplomatic ties or recalls and passages south africa brought the case to the i. c, j a choosing israel of genocide when now as a group, they're looking to take coordinated legal, economic, diplomatic action as chrisman theory, as the spokesman for the department of international relations and corporation of south africa. explain why those countries have banded together to hold as well accountable. this is primarily a significant moment for international. essentially you have what we can pull this up out to our international. that is the groups way. it is believed that it's an s . dawn was created for and again, we are now as a group of countries here to say that actually we are spending the full international institutions that i the intense scrutiny. i could bailey test. and we are here to say that international law must apply to or it must have eyes. it must have printed this. it must have plants anyway. who violates it. so, you know, one of the things that we not experiencing then the bottom natural system is things that were obvious. now i know of it. so, as we understood when it's a n

south and we are not going to leave our homes now. i mean, we are residents of northern gaza when israel dropped leaflets on us to leave to the south. we did not move. we are not going to leave palestine, you know, totally this family, all these families. majority of follows, denny and hey are and the territory reject the remarks of a drum. and they say that what ever happens and the territory, they will not leave their places at any rate. this goes with what with the why, the important political, the fact that the goal is this trip is a part of the occupies policy and 2 or 3, which is around to cover back a 1967 according to and i to nations that result solution to for to as around must withdraw from gaza, westbank and east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own. rodney, i've made r e r t from one of the policy and families or households and goals. i city or outrage of about, clear out to plan has been growing. jordan and egypt about why projected the proposal since it would require them to accept the displaced gallstones. so to razor, as well as the number of gulf states have voice that condemnation

-=: that 7 and any e 7 leve7l after the chaos of thursday's hostage releases, israel cheering the crowds with victory salutes. simply coming home. of southbeen closed. it's supplies getting in. and with all of this, you know, every day is a day where fuel prices go up, food prices go up. wages, they haven't been able to work. so we're really faced by a situation which on a protection level is pretty serious as well. let's return to our top story. us president donald trump has signed tariffs on imports canada's outgoing prime minister, justin trudeau, with energy exports being hit with a lower 10% duty. for more on the outlook from ottawa i've been speaking with christopher sands, the director of the wilson center's canada institute. tariffs on were not unexpected, now appears unexpected, but now it appears donald trump is following that donald trump is following on his threat. was that through on his threat. was that something, do you think, that canada was bracing for, taking i think so. i think and think so. ithink and the ik so. i think and the us 0. i think and the us were link of, cahada and the as. wereeert eff?” ” least around dah

of justice. the country, as you know, has just recently filed to join south africa's genocide case against israel at the i c j. and it's part of the so called haig will form just for some faith by 9 nations and so forth to fall, assign a sick and listen. ceasefire. doesn't mean anything. it doesn't mean the end of the suffering. the end of the genocide doesn't mean the end of the problem. there is a pa type still. how can we sit too low on a pod, tighten nation to exist? what right does a nation that is a general side of an apartheid mission? or a scene that regime has no right to it just as such we have to set that up in to our vines and stop this nonsense about the right to defend and so on, which is what, right? ok, that's not the defect. and then there is much talk about grow the solution to this crisis that is yet to be for this cost. but now all eyes on the seas far there between israel and her mouth. and we're just in the middle of the initial phase of the women. but i suppose springville three's teenagers, a flossing 42 days and it is supposed to eventually paved the way to ending the hos

up twin brothers were united in the ruins of northern gallons to begin to rebuild for israel destroyed hundreds of conk laser being buried in mass drive south to m. 23. fine is took the city of government, the state, and the motion to return home to see these displaced by finding that the shock at what they find the just down is before the us was to impose 25 percent terrorist on its nearest neighbors, mexico and canada. cops deals to postpone them for at least 30 days in exchange for the reprieve. both countries will increase security along the borders with america . official reports from washington d. c. thank you very much. from behind is oval office desk. donald trump claim the natalie victory and his trade war with mexico. they have agreed to put in 10000 soldiers permanently, like forever 10000 soldiers at their side of the border and stuff fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming into our country. do you as president and i still insensitive to it, was imposing todd of some of the country's 3 biggest trading partners, taught us essentially a tax on imports and the move likely to drive up the cost of goods for us. consumers comes and sa

on the other hand, you're going to have a presence issue off israel and the fact that the south africa took as route to the foot board of justice accusing it of jealous i. yeah, interesting times i had for the day when she i present to the force in washington dc. thank you. the trunk renewed interest old green land has given a boost to the object highlands independence movement, the leading pro, independence. and none of that kazi was to invade, could article in the 2009 little the going to greenland increase, so totally campaigns. independence has become the main topic i had mulch is general election. trump says demo should see control to be in london to the united states jew to assess the teaching importance for american security. it is now the rock, the width wins in the election. and when we get to have a seat in a, in a coalition, and we get to have a say in terms of how the futures going to look, look for greenland. the 1st thing we'll do is to activate article $21.00 and self government act, which is basically the independence process. the, the kind of ignites and then uh, negotiation process will begin with the

south and we are not going to leave our homes now. we are residents of northern gauze. ernest, when israel drop the leaflets on us to leave to the south, we did not move. we are not going to leave palestine. natalie, this family, all these families make you raise your follow cindy and hey are, and the territory reject the remarks of a drum. and they say that what ever happens and the territory, they will not leave their places at any rate. this goes with what with the why, the important to politic is that, that the goal is this trip is a part of the occupied, spotless duty until the thread, which is ready to cover back of a 1967 according to an eye to nations. the resolution to 4 to as well must withdraw from gaza. westbank and east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own. ronnie, i've made r e r t from one of the policy and formulas or households and goals. i city. oh yeah, we will be speaking with you ahead of cost is government media offers who told us the policy know if our he's have a reconstruction plan of their own for the anc slave. however, he suggests history will just repeat itself. and israel

so that to the international court of justice, the country has recently filed to join south africa's genocide case at the i c j against the israel and is also part of the so called haig group formed recently by 9 nations in support of palestine. take a listen. c, cya doesn't mean anything. it doesn't mean the end of the suffering. the end of the genocide doesn't mean the end of the problem. there is a pot type still. how can we sit too low on a pod tighten nation to exist? what right does a mission that is a general side of an apartheid mission or a scene that regime has no right to exist as such a we have to factor that into our binds on stop this nonsense about the right to defend and so on, which is what, right, ok, there's nothing to the non published and in prison are set to be released on such a day on militants involved in deadly attacks. again, stays rarely is says parking outrage and security concerns among this really population. of course, protests are expected. so the cycle continues and the pension remains and will keep you updated on how this new wave of present are slash hostage exchange develops back to my. so th

to and brothers were united in the ruins of northern collins to begin to rebuild for israel destroyed hundreds of calculates, of being buried in mass drive south to m. 23. fine is took the city of government, the state and the motion will return home to see denise displaced by finding that the shocked at what they find.

of institutions. if you'll be governance and i'm not even that is non you, right? because if you look at what happened when south africa brought its historic genocide convention case against israel to the international court of justice. how does the us, how's respond to me directly with punishment? the us house of representatives responded by introducing legislation that put all by laughter, a bilateral relations which i forgot under review. if you look at a few months ago when the spanish government announced in the arms of margot, that again in the united states, responds with punishment under the guise of foreign trade. but by opening an investigation into the blocking of these vessels that were known to be cutting weaponry to is written to be used in the jack side against about sending people an investigation that a student opened by the way. and that could levy up to millions of dollars and find something close to $2200000.00 a pub voyage. so what we see now is a direct attack on the institute investment or for international a. donald trump is mid to end both sides. citizenship and the us is again, the scene pushed back in court. on friday, the federal judge in boston will

south and we are not going to leave our homes. now. we are a residents of northern garza and when israel drop the leaflets on us to leave to the south, we did not move. we are not going to leave palestine, you know, totally this family, all these families make your is your fellow standing and hey, are in the territory, reject the remarks of a drum. and they say that what ever happens and the territory, they will not leave their places at any rate. this goes with what with the why, the important to politic is that, that the goal is this trip is a part of the occupies policy until it arrives, which is around to cover back of a 1967 according to and i to nations that resolution to for to as around must withdraw from gaza, westbank and east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians do have a stay towed of their own rami i read r e r t from one of the policy and families are households and goes, i city and we were speaking with the head of goss is government media offers who told us that palestinian authorities actually have a reconstruction ton of their own. however, he suggests. history will rep

so you can use how to start what those parts of the ceasefire agreement between as well and her boss. israel released 183 palestinian male prisoners on south today. 60 were freed in exchange for 2 is very miles on $123.00 and return for 3rd is reading month. 12 of them had been serving life sentences and 111 to help with our trial since october. the 8th, 2023. as a bus from all submitted to the prison carried 25 ton of sting and prisoners to ramallah and occupied westbank. some had been in detention for decades. i described in humane conditions in is rarely, giles, i mean, 100 reports these happy moments with decades in the making now being interrupted by warnings, the police take it easy or relative of release prisoners typically as little says, is 42 for job even for an embrace this prison, his family went in for a hug, but he is pushing them away. yes, crazy. because he's afraid to posted on his left on the skin diseases and all the room. this is became more common amongst prisoners during the war on cause that's coming out of israeli military. james. the faces tell more than they could share. many looked frail abuse and mental nourishe

one respond to the seasonal agreement between israel and the how much israel released a 183 palestinian male prisoners on south of day. 60 were freed and exchanged with 2 is writing mails and a $123.00 in return for a 3rd is reading month. 12 of them had been studying life sentences, and a 111 were held without trial since october the 8th 2023. it's possible 5 minutes. we present covered $25.00 palestinian prisoners to ramallah and the occupied westbank. something had been in detention for decades. they described in humane conditions and is ready jails and a 100 rubles, uh, these happy moments with decades in the making. now being interrupted by warnings. the other, please take it easy or relative of release prisoners typically as little says, is 42 for job even for an embrace. this prison, his family went in for a hug, but he is pushing them away. yes, katie says he is afraid to posted on his left on the skin diseases and all the room. this is became more common most prisoners during the was on cause coming out of his really military. james, the faces telemundo and they could share many looked frail, abuse and h

in the latest tussle between the people and the government of the people in the south bay bureau, i'm jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> israel it's preparing for an exodus of palestinians from gaza, despite the international opposition of president trump's ambitious plan to take over the strip. the president drew swift pushback around the world when he said that the u.s. will take over gaza and rebuild it, though the white house quickly walked back those comments and said trump has not committed to this plan and has no plan to pay for it. today, israel's defense was directed to draw up a plan for exit options. additionally, president trump posted a statement on truth social this morning. it reads in part, quote, the gaza strip would be turned over to the united states by israel at the conclusion of fighting in that same post. he said the u.s. would work with development teams around the world to build what would become, quote, one of the greatest and most spectacular developments of its kind on earth. to break down the implications of the president's proposal, we're joined now by professor stephen zunes of the university of

south here. every i said that there is no possibility of any normalization devised with israel at the cost of a future palestinian state. why suggest a plan like these have countries in the region on the on board as well. i mean, at the end of the day, it's not, it's not surprising in the context of which the president from that other people presumably will put thing up, put things on the table with it, which advance their interest as they see them. again, this is just, you know, me eat, he may put this out there and say this, he has that business. what's going to happen? but certainly, if we look at other things that are playing out and in canada and mexico and south america, we've seen a put a lot of things out there a way to go back and say, well wait, it might as well negotiate. i mean, from his perspective as a, as a, as a businessman, as he reminds us all the time, you know, it's hard, it's hard necessarily to say will look like this. it won't look like this. i mean, i was calling this morning that, that in his last 10 year, when the abraham courts came to pass, you know, part of the backdrop to

of justice has said. this is what south africa said in their appeal to the court. this has been the basis of saying that this is a genocide because of what israel has done the devastation it has rot across casa. and to now say that because there's a problem, because people can't really live like this as if it were a hurricane or a flood that had left this. it is, it's an astonishing thing to see. and the notion, i think so is very clearly being understood in israel as well as among israel. supporters here in the united states is that the truck administration has the back of the most extreme elements within is rarely society and the any hope of maintaining this ceasefire. is a very, very dicey proposition right now. i want to bring in your scene nickelback. now. yes, i am finished with just describing the, the amount of pressure that there are the amount of support that they've been. benjamin netanyahu coalition in the far right, members of the coalition that i possibly have from the united states, there seems to be some sort of symbiotic relationship is going on between the coalition and the white house. yet what they are also facing is, i mean

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