democrats and from the republicans on capitol hill meeting. president trump's middle east envoy, steve woodcock, and it shows how trump puts a lot of effort into this. a leaders into his friendship is he said with israel and was it lead up any reading it on? yeah, we leave it there for the moment. benjamin out about his group in washington dc. thanks so much. i donald trump is also freezing us overseas aid, raising questions about the future to various programs around the world. america has on to now being the biggest single international donor. but the change and the vice house and the about and the growing influence of ease on must, on spending, decisions, has transformed the big job in the us government agency for international development or us a i. d helps millions across the world from vice will food supplies in some bob way and shed to emergency disaster responses and hating what live saving medical equipment in ukraine. you is. a id is the world's largest humanitarian, the average provider. now it's future hangs in the balance with donald trump's proclaimed america, fixed policy run by

democrats and from the republicans on capitol hill meeting. president trump's middle east envoy, steve woodcock, and it shows how trump puts a lot of effort into this a legions into his friendship is he said with israel and was it lead up and you mean it then? yeah, we leave it there for the moment. benjamin out of his group in washington dc. thanks so much i to restrain dc. what concerns are rising over donald trump's? i'm president of delegation of paula to begin to eat on mosque and is a part of the influential role in federal spending decisions. democrats have the situation is dangerous, unconstitutional, and a power grab hundreds of protest as a rallying in washington, dc against 1000000000 that the law must takeover on the federal payment system. raising alarm that's it could be one of the largest privacy and security breaches in us history. we feel like our country's being stripped away. we've got the link on the elected official who's added as a shadow of every view on most. he's taking control of the finances, all of a sudden we've got orders to hold up funding for the critical a and p

steve woodcock secured, or trump is handed over the west bank to israel effectively. israel's rampaging through the northern west bank trying to stamp out all signs of resistance around janine where the palestinian authority is lost control it is working to the fund and run east jerusalem. the us is fully on board with that does crediting the un refugee works agency. it is allowing settlers in, in, in bolding, settlers to rampage and carry out price tag terror attacks and post it in on post indian villages. by reversing one of the only things, the blinking by the administration did to keep israel on a leash which was to sanction for violent a sarah settler terrorist. those sanctions are gone. that sends a message to the rest of the settlers. the westbank is much more significant to is real then does a god as a warehouse for surplus humanity in the demographic trench war that zion is, are waging with the palestinian people, the west bank and particularly the northern west bank and the southern west bank. hebron in nablus, those 2 areas are so rich with religious significance for the sett

steve woodcock, to start negotiations for phase 2 of the cease fire deal and to present these really position there. but family members of captives mediators. and is really society at large says that nothing you all who should go through with all 3 phases of this deal because it's the only way to ensure the release of the remaining captives. how does that, what that just eat all a man is rather still attacking the okay pod westbank despite the c spy, when garza lights a strikes in the north kenning, at least 6 people, one hits a group of civilians, and the janine refugee come a 14 year old was among the casualties. another attack caught in come a t, a just south of jeanine is where the forces of killed at least 20 palestinians image in the refugee camp in less than 2 weeks. the terrace, so in the 3 of america's biggest trading partners have been announced just days into donald trump's 2nd time. as president administration tends to impose tyrus of 25 percent on goods from canada, the 10 percent on energy products. mexico also see 25 percent tires. china will see tyrus of 10 percent on

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steve woodcock, to start negotiations for phase 2 of the cease fire deal and to present these really position there with family members of captives mediators. and is really society at large says that nothing you all who should go through with all 3 phases of this deal because it's the only way to ensure the release of the remaining captives have the sense with that. just so, you know, i'm a israel is still attacking the occupied was spying us despite the sci fi in gaza, the latest strikes and, and also killed the 6 people. one hits a group of civilians and janine refuge account. a 14 year old was among the casualties. another attack kids a call and cover just south of jeanine is ready for us as of kills at least 20 palestinians in the refugee camp. in less than 2 weeks. the ukraine says a russian strike on a boarding school in cost cuz killed full people. 80 have been rescued from the rubble ukrainian military spokes. person says russian forces used a guided aerial bomb. a knew that civilians were inside the building, preparing for evacuation. the attack sets of happens in the city o

and the special onboard of the president, steve woodcock, recently traveled to gaza as you all know. and he came back with images that he showed the president of the dire situation here. and the president made this decision with a humanitarian heart for all people in the region. well, that has the united nation, says 90 percent of homes in gauze are, are and ruins from the is ready bombardment. and as being christ resident struggle the finders about any way to live, have a senior at that return to the know if they say they're planning on staying insisting they will not be feeding. trump's coal to lee, to this shipment on a particular and the northern part was mostly destroyed. but we are determined to make your life here. we don't want to be forced to emigrate abroad trunks and take his railways back to argentina, france or germany, where they originally came from. we are palestinians. we are staying in our homeland to the end of the month because the have. so here it is a true that it has become impossible to live in goal. is that an off to the posting the population out, they shoul

steve woodcock, to start negotiations for phase 2 of the ceasefire deal. and to present these really position there with family members of captives mediators. and is really society at large says, but nothing you all who should go through with all 3 phases of this deal because it's the only way to ensure the release of the remaining captives have the sense with that. just so, you know, i'm on the america's biggest trading part is not hitting back up to us president donald trump followed through and his threat of tires against canada, mexico and china. the administration plans to impose tyrus of 25 percent on goods from canada, but 10 percent on energy products. mexico would also see 25 percent types chime that will be hit by tires of 10 percent of all next bullets to america. beijing is warning, they'll be no windows and any trade we'll we'll just introduce as canada, when impose its own 25 percent terrace on more than a $100000000000.00 worth of us goods. 5 minutes just as canada has no option about to take its own actions against the us. i am announcing c

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democrats and from the republicans on capitol hill meeting. president trump's middle east envoy, steve woodcock, and it shows how trump puts a lot of effort into this a leaders into his friendship is he said with israel and was it lead up any reading it on? yeah, we knew, but there for the moment, benjamin out about his group in washington dc. thanks so much. i and we have some on that now from shut all my lip now. he's been 26 years working on the 7 consecutive is barely prime ministers and his dollar a senior fellow of the atlantic council. thing time, i asked him if thomas contribution funds for does what in line with the international law. how did the demo a certainly going to be in the details. i mean, last night the president trump gave us the real a as a real performance, very ambitious. and it's clear that it's a uh, this plan gallery only one particular issue here is uh, you know, as you implied as a huge amount of resistance. shelby's sake of this, in the world and region closer at hand. but logistics a very complicated, but the presidency has been very clear up until this point, at l

and the special onboard of the president, steve woodcock, recently traveled to gaza as you all know. and he came back with images that he showed the president of the dire situation here. and the president made this decision with a humanitarian heart for all people in the region. well, the u. n. a says 90 percent of the homes in gaza are in ruins from the as riley bombardment. and that's the enclaves residents are struggling to find just about any way to live. how much didn't use that return to the know if they say they plan on staying there in assisting. they will not be heating trumps coal to lee on this shipment on a truck and i am the northern part was mostly destroyed, but we are determined to make our life here. we don't want to be forced to immigrate abroad trunks and take his railings back to argentina, france or germany, where they originally came from the we are palestinians. we are staying in our homeland to the, in the, you know, a do my because the so here it is a true that it has become impossible to live in gaza and off to the world. but forcing the population out, they

meeting, but i really have to stress how really illuminated that little discussion with both steve woodcock and the national security advisor. they didn't have any questions in their mind when they talked about the palestinians, saying we have to solve the problem of where these people are going to go. now we know us president donald trump is said that he wants to work with people in the region and move the palestinians basically out of gaza into g. busy and into egypt, and they did make a little bit of news there. they sent to the king of dunlop jordan. we'll be visiting the white house next week. we do know that you as president dell trump has had phone calls with general president l. c. c. uh, so they are going to this meeting as if it's a foregone conclusion. that the solution is the palestinians are going to have to leave their homeland. obviously, that's not anything anyone in the region, much less the palestinians. want to see happening with a clear understanding of what's happened, the palestinians in the past that have left their home behind. so instead of saying this in a way that

and the special onboard of the president, steve woodcock, recently traveled to gaza as you all know. and he came back with images that he showed the president of the dire situation here. and the president made this decision with a humanitarian heart for all people in the region of the un says that his way the bombardment has left 90 percent of homes in nogales and ruins. and as a result, palestinians who have returned to the north of the entry of all struggling to find a place to sell 10 lives. none the less, they insist on remaining in the of the shipment. on a particular, the northern pod was mostly destroyed, but we are determined to make our life here. we don't want to be forced to emigrate abroad trunks to take his release back to argentina, france or germany, where they originally came from the we are palestinians. we are staying in our homeland, you know, because the have. so here it is true that it has become impossible to live in gaza off to the world, but forcing the population out, they should never become a reality. but the population here has returned already to their ho

those steve woodcock said that they would be sending one essentially from america to discuss this with kata and also egypt. and then he set to have a breakfast meeting with donald trump, us president on tuesday morning, where they both saw that essentially pan out the steel into the 2nd phase along side talking about all the political issues nor i thank you very much for that, nor a con my for us that in amman. jordan, let's discuss this further now with time and come over to the associate professor of public policy at the to high institute for graduate studies here in kata. good to have you with us as always, thomas. so as you heard that from laura, families of the captives in israel, worried that to let you know, might sabotaged. the 2nd phase of this deal is the hatch to washington. what pressure, what kind of pressure do you think the trump administration can put on him to stick to the deal? a uh, i mean this trump has all deliveries to, uh, to direct and nothing. yeah. on any, any in any direction. uh so i'm, i'm, i'm not worried about the motor less comes the capability of exerci

so i will imagine that the meeting with steve woodcock is going to be uncomfortable and complicated. i, i, you know, i would never speak to the good for hers. but, you know, on the one hand, how are you going to maintain the participation of a mouse? if in fact you're basically saying, we're going to move all of a people that you believe you're, you're representing whether that's accurate or not, is another, you know, tv show. but when you're kind of looking at this situation and saying how much you're helping to negotiate the in a palestinian presence in gaza and that's what this is about. it seems impossible to me that the ceasefire would hold under those circumstances. st. companies that will leave difficult multiple lives as the hours progress. thanks for joining us from washington, dc. thank you. and the occupied was finding his way to be sage, as falls more than 26000 pallets that needs to feed the homes. children are unable to go to school and daily life is at a standstill. attacks allows be focused on jeanine refugee camp in the knolls, been able palestinians are trapped in t

it's also worth mentioning comments made by trump middle east envoy, steve woodcock, who played an integral part in the ceasefire negotiations. who said that palestinians their right to a better life isn't necessarily and shouldn't necessarily be tied to the land itself. but if you know anything about the middle east, if you know anything about the palestinian is really conflict, you'll know that it's all tied to the land and these really occupations. so these ideas, according to a lot of world leaders are set so far outside of reality, but they are being received well in israel, who i might add. members of this government have been calling for this since the beginning of the war. they used to use the term voluntary migration and it's become more aggressive with now with the force displacement of the palestinian people that's hands us all who experience the latest that from a mind many things. honda protest in washington dc. again, this is why the prime ministers visit the us was underway when president trump made his controversial remarks. this was the thing outside the white house kind of

no electricity and the special onboard of the president, steve woodcock, recently traveled to gaza as you all know. and he came back with images that he showed the president of the dire situation here. and the president made this decision with a humanitarian heart for all people in the region. caroline, already officials here preparing to buy a democratic lawmakers industries. absolutely not. so. so the question, so a lot of the democrats are so as deemed about those congress on monica mcguyver says we are more ill hallmarks, as we might actually see, somebody get killed. and chris and holland says, we have to fight this in the congress. we have to fight this in the streets. so what now and may i just point out if you heard of that type of violence, enticing rhetoric from our side of the aisle, from republican leaders on capitol hill? i think there would be a lot more outreach in this room today. it's unacceptable. the comments that have been made by these democratic leaders, and frankly, they don't even know what they're talking about. because president trump was an elected with a ma