even within israel about what the day after would look like shuttle diplomacy, us secretary of state antony blank and just spent a week in the middle east, hustling from capital to capital consulting with israel and other allies. he laid down some ground rules for a postwar scenario. and so these meetings, i was also crystal clear, palestinian civilians must be able to return home as soon as the conditions allow. they must not be pressed to leave. does not everyone in the is really government degrees too far. right. ministers have called for renew the settlements in gaza and for other countries to absorb palestinian refugees defense minister. you have got a lot put forth his own vision earlier this month. he said no is rarely civilians would be in guys. golan said guys are residential or a palestinian and therefore a palestinian bodies will be in charge with the condition that there will be no hostile actions or threats against the state of israel. so he stressed that israel would maintain the overall security control and gaza. that plan has not been backed by other members of the cabinet or by p

but you're a secretary of state antony blank and has said countries around the world are eager for us meddling in their affairs. what i am hearing around the world everywhere i go is a 1st, a hunger, a desire for our engagement, for our leadership. the us has a long track record of intervening in other nations and not to the countries advantage. most notable were invasions of a rock of syria enough get a sandwich and didn't result in improvements. recently the rocky prime minister called for a swift and the complete exit of us forces saying his country and doesn't need the meddling. right. let's cross live now to dr. in it all, couple on former syrian ambassador to turkey, a investor good to have you on with us. i'd like to hear your thoughts on how effective us interventions in the region have been. have countries benefited from american boots on the ground? us hi, and thanks for having the uh, very effective in the negative sense of the blink guns and vitals uh, remarks are pathetic. uh, i mean, i astonished as a journalist that as a diplomat, a to here blinking a bragging about how

the us secretary of state antony blank and says the impacts of the war on civilians and gaza is far too high. been conveyed to come and soft to meeting is very the leaders within $23000.00 palestinians have been killed during the 3 months of war with the entire strip suffering a food crisis. so how about reports from 10 of these as he came to is row with a message from some arab leaders that normally ization of relations is still possible, but with conditions they're ready to support a last thing solution, the end is the long running cycle of violence and ensures is real security. but the underscore the this can only come through a regional approach that includes a pathway to a palestinian state. i see if there's no sign that is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is willing to allow a protest in states. but anthony, blinking again as than to allow more aids into the cause of the strip. and he seemed to convince is ralph and now to consider allowing people that the space from northern garza to return. we agreed to down a plan for the un to carry out an assessment mission. it will d

and the conflict does in fact come to an end the sooner rather than later. us secretary of state antony blank and says the bombing campaign of yemen is needed not for escalation, but rather for self defense that says british prime minister refuse to nak also defended the attack, saying it took place to alleviate tensions. all right, and is very clear. it's to de escalate tensions and to restore stability to the region. and that's why allies over the policy weeks of issued several statements of combination of what's happening courting on the duties to desist to while the us establishment tries to justify the intervention. many politicians are questioning if effectiveness of warning. i'm serious ramifications for america's own national security. my greatest concern, both as a soldier who serves in the army reserve a veteran for over 20 years, and multiple deployments to different wars zones is how short sighted incompetent and lack of caring that this administer the bi inherits administration has for our own national security and the american people, you know what, what they are doing here now

ground and vision 10 weeks ago. injuries among the troops is serving soaring us, us secretary of state antony blank and has arrived in israel off to a stop. and saudi arabia is on a regional diplomatic tool that began on thursday and included visits to cottage jordan and the united arab emirates. lincoln will meet with a member of israel's will cabinet on tuesday to discuss the one gaza. today's about joins has now from occupied east jerusalem. so blinking, arriving as we're being or pushing theresa is really is trucks come more than $249.00 palestinians. and guys, in the past 24 hours, despite as well saying it's shifting to what it's cooling, a low intensity phase of the war. so do we know what the us is hoping to achieve with this visit? of the weather is not sufficient, was on the agenda with this trip, especially now with the humanitarian situation, humanitarian crisis and guys with people's facing hunger, dehydration struggling for medicines. among so many other thing, i'm especially now that israel says it's moving towards what they call a 3rd stage of this war. they say that they're going t

a lot on the table for you, a secretary of state antony blank and as he meets with his is really counterparts. the 1st thing they're going to discuss is these really transition into a lower intensity type of fighting room really is really army, had announced that they are now going to be doing that. why? primarily focusing on central and southern gaza. something else he's going to discuss is the incredibly high depth total more than $23000.00 post indians have been killed in the last 3 months and the gaza strip. he's also going to talk about humanitarian aid and how not enough is getting into gaza. there is a catastrophe there, a humanitarian situation that is truly out of control. and the new one says the famine is just around the corner. but he also wants to talk about future piece what sustainable for these rallies, all while given palestinians the same rights and freedoms, and hopefully paving a pathway to a palestinian state. but something else on the table there is going to be what these relatives are hoping to do after the war. this is something he's hoping to have tangible results fro

additionally, us secretary of state antony blank and says that he wants to talk about future piece one that is lasting for israel and one that is aspirational to the palestinian people. and i couldn't even perhaps pay the weight for a palestinian state. he's also going to talk about the number of civilians and casualties that gaza has been experiencing, as well as the push for more humanitarian aid to go through gaza. remember, the united nations has said that famine is just around the corner and, and a 94 of this war, the catastrophic and die, or humanitarian situation and gaza is only getting worse. so us secretary of state anthony blinking, arriving this evening and tell him leave and in the morning we meet with his is really counterparts and separately is really officials had been talking honda about this new phase, what they call a new phase of the war and gauze. what do we know about that? this is really army spokesperson, daniel, how died. he says that the war is now shifting into a lesser intensity type of fighting, perhaps more targeted approaches when it comes to operations i