syria will look like 5 years from now. well 1st of all, i think america should lift sanctions, but in 5 years this government will never get off the ground, are difficult, with sanctions imposed on it and with its oil sequestered in the northeast. and secondly, in 5 years, i think we'll have a strong man in syria. i think they'll be considerably improved over the outside regime for this government is going to represent a much broader part. syria is in the last government did. but on the other hand, i, i do think it's very difficult to see how this constitution is going to unroll, because syria is, remains extraordinarily divided. and you know, what do you and everybody says for years for it, for elections. but it was algebra 0. who asked him, how could there be elections and for years, and he said there could be, he didn't promise selections. and for years he said it was a possibility. and now everybody is clung to that for years. but we don't really have a firm and promise timeline. all right, that's the time we have for

this is suit isn't that here regarding the transition in syria, with our friends in syria and to with as it is contact we are working together in order to create an efficient coordination with the of course, the formation of a new cabinets and having a new president this is a very important development indeed, and also begin ology, sort of regarding some vague or in thank you with the points is still to be solved . and as you know, it is important to have an international dialogue. and that's why it is important also to have a leadership and to have a cabinets in order to conduct those negotiations and dialogue. and now as the fact that they have a new president in golf link, they will form a comprehensive cover meant i believe that with those 2 elements, there will be a lot of and peculiar teeth that will disappear. and also we will have more clarity and we should also have a leadership that is comprehensive, the inclusive and democratic. this is very important. on another side of this one is the are a lot of problems and challenges to which the assyrians are waiting for answers and

there is no record of this man being born in syria or belonging to syria. in fact, the holding records of him in the prison and by the bad use, a different name and state that he was born in saudi. now that we said this, it's clear that as your law need is a puppet, he will please controlled by the c. i a the most sad, and the was the western vessels like the saudi government and the companies on the checks. this man does not represent the syrian people, and the regime that he brought in is that regime of what we would call in the old days, tennessee. it is, you know, mercenary is that are working for the church and are occupying now syria. so this man will do anything that is master's, is funders outside syria. we'll ask him to do. and this is why i, as we speak right now, there is already a rise of a revolutionary movements within syria armed resistance groups like the it's not make resistance in syria. and the seer and a national social party that are already organizing and are attacking both of these really occupying forces in the south of syria and the

but still, they now believe that they are in control of syria of h. d. s. in syria of the country. but what did about us, how to do? he went to saudi arabia 1st, simply because he wanted to send a signal to turkey that show that of course, he has options. now he doesn't want to end up as it took his client, he sees himself as the future president of a strong series. okay, this is a dangerous game. his is please play and i'm talk to us about what he hopes to get out of its clients in syria. well, turkish is takia is all ready and search in power in the middle east. it has intervened and libya in 2020, it has intervened in the eastern mediterranean with the gas fields. it has intervened in the caucuses, and it has intervened and north, any rock and, and north and syria. turkey is clearly an insurgent power looking for some kind of regional apollo status and with its influence that it will have on the syrian government. this uh, this strategy is, is to some extent successful accept that as the country is economically and in dire straits. so it's, it's a, if i was sure i'd be saying, o

syria. after 13 years of civil war, president of i'm has repeatedly signaled his willingness to support sarah, despite his own country's kind of economic crisis. me to cobalt support from damascus and its efforts to disband the condition millicent brands, syrian democratic forces in north eastern syria. so that's a look at this with that great. steinberg comes in based on the list of international terrorism expert from the german institute for international and security, a fast welcome back to dw guido. let's start with, i mean we, we know the to k a box, i'm sure, as h t. s. militia, but how well do trackers, officials know anybody's organization? they know him really well. at least the mit, the military intelligence service of cherokee and the military knows him simply because they have provided his organization h t s. and the precursor organizations and most profound with weapons, and possibly with cut out of the money for ages now. and since 2017, the turkish military has protected the r

a key topic and discussions was the presence of kurdish fighters in nor system syria. the y fi g dominates the ceiling democratic forces, but the turkey i considers the y p g, the silly enough to do the apple. curtis, some work or spicy, which designates as a terrorist organization put in in because they don't. we discussed the steps to be taken against the separatist terrorist organization and its support is occupied, northeast and syria. we are really to provide the necessary support to syria in the fight against all forms of terrorism, whether it is the p k, k. so dice we have problems that we are with them in the context of the control of the camps in northeast and syria. you for the turkey and just the safeguard serious territorial integrity and push for the disarmament of the y p g. in exchange for the support of the new serial leadership and postwar reconstruction efforts. whitening anomaly of mine, we are working together on the remaining major strategic po, photos. most importantly, building a common strategy to confront security insurance in the region that g

why syria, osama, why the choice of syria for this 1st for and visit by the new inter metos siri instead of one of the the goals countries you have the goals countries that's what it is there. most of these is just too significant reasons internally, is that this has been the playground for so many international forces for and so much international lives with the gulf states have been funding various groups. i'm the shut off, making sure that the goal is to target a b, which is being seen as, and it placed itself as a leader of the so called sidney block to make sure that all of the support that not comes to this country comes via the intern in, in the city and, and from governments and also intentionally, he needs all of the support that he can get because of the sanctions. because every minutes or every person we meet in the streets tells us that this country is not stopping below 0. there was a grunted corruption, those statements do things are broken. and now the constitution and the parliament and the men, if you have for the just also if you're going to need all the help he could m

of course, this is a very pivotal moment for tramecia and for syria. as this is the 2nd blow magic visits of those charles, since he has been appointed as a transitional present and his 1st visit to, to kia as my colleague. oh, so i'm, i've enjoyed has also explained there are several topics on top of the agenda leading the agenda are the weeks restructuring of the country. rebuilding the institutions possible cooperation. some defense feel the circus defense ministry has offered its willingness to help with stablish to siri national army from scratch. and notes fairly trained and equipped and that's true to kia, has the experience about this in somalia and as are by john and to kia has military bases and as several countries and also in your bases are going to be a possible air bases are going to be discussed, but the presence of the searing, curtis fi too good. why pj, of which truth keeps these as the extension of the out both or just some workers party is the main problem. is that the forefront of all discussions to cure once o, p k, k factions, al

, and it's proximity to syria. so the, i think he's bulky, a balancing act between both turkey. i'm the, our well, and especially as he will be a way to spot take these offers as a full talk. he's crisis really, economy cuts very little money to give money, is what syria need on site is more likely to come from saudi arabia on the gulf states. so we probably all be seeing there was a bit of a balancing act, a serious silence kentucky and the are welding, particularly the well rich countries like saudi arabia. let's talk about those co dish that forces in northern syria which tuck in regards of security threat. president to do on has talked about the citizens or presidents as us, has priced in for a strong commitment to fight what is called tara. so how is i'll share on dealing with the cuts to well, he's again, booking a very careful lie here during the press conference, he said that they'd discuss the question of security this. he said was a priority for syria. he what he address what he said, the problems faced i

syria is still a question mark.ut it is in the interest of us all to engage in order to make things move in the direction of an inclusive form of government in syria. and i think some gesture must be made regarding the sanctions to help make it possible. >> incentivize? >> i think it's a quid pro quo. but i believe the first step now must be to create some relief in the sanctions that is causing a lot of suffering to the syrian people. >> and we're already seeing the00,000 syrians coming back to syria. but we also, as you said, as -- there's a lot at stake. we have seen in the past that walking the talk has not necessarily been happening. and it's really a lot at stake now, inclusiveness, you have the kurds. you have christians. you have shiites. it's complex. mr. guterres: as i said we might have a good solution in which all feel represented and contradicks or overcome. or a fragmentation with resisting parties. let's hope it's the first option that wins. and then you have the most relevant question which is iran a

syria is still a question mark. but it is in the interest of us all to engage in order to make things move in the direction of an inclusive form of government in syria. and i think some gesture must be made regarding the sanctions to help make it possible. >> incentivize? >> i think it's a quid pro quo. but i believe the first step now must be to create some relief in the sanctions that is causing a lot of suffering to the syrian people. >> and we're already seeing the00,000 syrians coming back to syria. but we also, as you said, as -- there's a lot at stake. we have seen in the past that walking the talk has not necessarily been happening. and it's really a lot at stake now, inclusiveness, you have the kurds. you have christians. you have shiites. it's complex. mr. guterres: as i said we might have a good solution in which all feel represented and contradicks or overcome. or a fragmentation with resisting parties. let's hope it's the first option that wins. and then you have the most relevant question which is iran

that was the case that's being the case from syria. why is it being such emphasis on the guide in this isis in syria? it was to do 2 things, get rid of russia from syria and to get rid of their off from sarah was one of the objective supporters outside of the base. but they never had a base. and now i was kind of have a base syria that's to base about them. do they understand the consequences of what they've done in fear? do they not understand what the consequences will be? will be, i know for a terrier is coming up the top down, all slower, terry and solemn fist is fam, which will merge with the muslim brotherhood. and we are going to enter a new era. and also it will be in the secretary and this will have the rise of self as a price of secondary analysis. that would be the consequences of this worrying conclusions from allister trip. now every time a question is raised in washington about its global biological warfare program is the stock response. it's one of ridicule when independent journalist continue to amass what they say is i

uh, we southern and syria. i have what was east farm won't come up with some kind of diplomatic solution. you know, 4 years later and they strongly, they rebuild the as well. my god, you how to send a launch a new way. um and that's what it will be a year or 2. so you know where across the road and you decide your site has a position, they're willing to compromise on the west. what's those reasons? yeah, and you know what results he has repeatedly boasted of his strong alliance with washington. do you think he should be worried to think he is worried? i do think does as a sign up politics are the tide is turning a good girl. you know what project your brain is. one thing probably thing. so when skis another uh, do you wanna start off with no problem getting rid of its proxy when it just started happening to be a no, it happened in panama and happen to many, many countries, philippines. don't get rid of them, don't remember guy. and because of the project that is going to continue going down the other, the rails

so, we have a syria with a government that represents all of the communities in syria, which means the problem will also be solved, and that allows for full integration of the international community. we still have a strong list of fragmentation and a strong risk of extremism in at least parts of the syrian territory. syria is still a question, but it is in the interest of us all to engage in order to make things move india -- in the direction of an inclusive form of government in syria in which minorities will feel safe. that must be some sanctions to help make it possible. pres. brende: incentivize? sec. gen. guterres: it is a quid pro quo, but the first step now must see to create some relief in the sanctions system that is causing a lot of suffering for the syrian people. pres. brende: we have already seen 200,000 syrians coming back to syria, but we also, as you said, there is a lot at stake, because have seen in the past that walking the talk has not necessarily been happening, and it is really a lot at stake now with inclusiveness. you have the kurds, you have the christians, yo

however, you assure them that they will have it or in the economy of syria in the society of syria, in the constitution of deluxe. so to show you how you can use it, the young woman should be assured the most simply because the future belongs to them. many syrian women, myself included, or merely a bridge for them to cross and to a better future. this is a promise you can try me on charla. so what would you say to women who are coming to syria and i've spoken to a few who said that they would have to bring the women's veiled and have to cover their faces. the silvia that has been now under the control of play at the time is going to be a different syria. what can you tell them? no level of them and they all freedoms are preserved. we will not force any woman to, we're in a volume or her job. every woman has a freedom to wear whatever she wants. i am wearing the job of my own personal choice and spiritual beliefs without any outside influence what syria is home to different religions. and many women to not wants to wear his job. i think we should rise above discussing this issue and foc

he mentioned that took us and syria today discussed at defense. but that has been on the international news lines for the last couple of days. last week, on january 29, a high level delegation from the turkish defense ministry paid the visit to damascus. a we know that they were discussing the defense packed in particular they were discussing about possible military bases inside syria. and let me remind the military bases of tricky established within the last couple of years to protect its borders from the p k. k. and why pj effects are still there, they haven't shut down about, they are talking about new military bases. whereabouts are for now known. and al, shara emphasizes that it to country as well, continue to increase their cooperation in the fields of culture. it commitment and other levels, and within the last 2 months actually saw me, the trade level between the 2 countries have, has, over the, is started to increase, which is a good start between the new syrian administration and to kid that has been hosting the largest number of the syr

because one civil defense worker told me that syria is now like an open grave. every other day, they're finding more evidence of people buried in my sight. so people who are tortured, who were burned to death, some of the executed and asked for the case, showed the world, the horrors of what the vision was doing and how its offices were documenting what they were doing start men, young and old. sometimes even children are brought to these facilities and their bodies were wrapped in plastic and they were disposed of and hundreds of thousands of people in syria are waiting for for justice foreclosure to try and figured out what would happen to these people if you go to neighborhoods, but many of these bostic has happened. people to know the names of the public, just read this. it isn't a domino to job or they are looking for what you're looking at this the registration to try and bring them to justice. but that is going to be a long road ahead because initially they have to collect the data, they have to collect dna samples, they have to match them and then go aft

we spoke with him reclint in the new free syria. >> a free syria for all its people., salah was an idealistic young father and protestor with high hopes for a future for his country. >> we're singing and chanting in the streets peacefully without carrying any weapons. every day the assad regime killed people on a daily basis. >> what he saw in the 12 years since left hi deejected and hopeless. his hometown devastated by russian air strikes and hundreds of his friends and colleagues killed and displaced. this was once salah's home where he raised his children and dreamed of a bright future for them. now his community like thousands across the country lies in pieces. the earthquake two years ago took much of what the war planes and artillery shells haven't destroyed. salah think that is much death and destruction cold have been avoided if they were given the help they needed in the early days of the revolution. >> nobody needs to blame them for being militants because what they saw pushes everybody to be militant. when you see that all the people around you are bombed e

in recent days, the presence of syria syria and to kill have discussed rebuilding, syria is economy and border security and a meeting in ankara which up top otherwise, once cottage fights us along the border to lay down the alms, the us back syrian democratic forces have reject the demand, so then goes okay, pulse from ankara on a warm welcome and cut out by turkish presenters or pipe ad drum to model charel, the transitional president of the nancy or in administration, in a 2nd diplomatic visit the road. since assuming the office will show us tool to the doctor's office, rules focused on economic reconstruction, security and stability is a key topic. and discussions was the presence of kurdish fighters in nor system syria. the y fi g dominates the ceiling democratic forces, but the turkey i considers the y p g, the silly enough to do the apple. curtis, some work or spicy, which designates as a terrorist organization put in in because they don't. we discussed the steps to be taken against the separatist terrorist organization and its support is occupied, northeast and syria. we are real

the middle east, the conference, a cd technician at the most of the, in syria. of course, there are big problems that including the problem with the government, but it is now embodied by the leader of high out to free. it was from shara, and those groups that were part of the structure between which of to the change of power in syria dialogue and understanding has not been found. there is still a need to promote national dialogue in a very active and constructive manner. not trying to gain geo political points, but thinking about the future of the syrian people. and for this purpose, it is necessary to unite the efforts of all external players who can influence the situation in one way or another. and the attempts to prevent russia, china and iran from accidentally supporting syrian settlement, hardly dictated by good intentions, but they do reveal the west plans to push its competitors out to positions of secondary importance if they want to all of the fall die discussion club where international diplomats and high profile gas or meetings, talking about challen

we're hearing of the meals course, the case of syria, the civil war and syria has made syria a national security issue along with the millions of syrians living in target within the last decade. more than a decade. the actually, that's why when we're talking about syria into kit, we're talking about turkish is security, a turkey stability, as well as syria security and stability to right now with the current turkish government support at the new series administration. and last week on or on january 29 to high level delegation from turkish defense ministry paid the visit to damascus and met with their syrian counterparts who are annual to taking place in the new government. before that, delegations from the foreign ministry and turkish intelligence. if they all visited, damascus is showing at the end, the support it for the needs syrian administration, after the ousting of which are of the south and to the will of the syrian people to kill, has all for its willingness to help military training and administered training. to the needs of national army as to get, has back the for receiving

the also to send a signal abroad and in the region that syria is now changing, syria is under a new leadership. it is under a new version and it is changing directions completely rid of this is not going to be relying on former allies certificate on in russia, but it is still going to maintain relationships with them. but now that syria is moving into this console, transformative period, it is going to require all the help that it can get from all the allies and friends that there are. and so i'll give you it's key to provide that. some of them tell me that 0 this ukraine's overnight drone attack has spot to 5 and russia. southern struck on region 9, falls the suspension of several flights at at airports. russian officials and ukraine was targeting fuel and energy facilities, and a phoning drunk. close the file, no casualties have been reported. the european union's condemning would have caused a brutal crack down on peaceful protest as in george as capitol subleasing. white police confronted demonstrate as have been calling for fresh elections and also in the government to resume talks on the

and of course, the restructuring of the country of syria. and the rebuilding is very important and turkish companies who have gain global of fame global eh, respect around the invest free a are looking forward. it's a jump in syria, it to help the do those in a construction projects. this is a win win muscle and they for syria, but also for a trickier or for countries like germany who are also going to send syrian refugees back to their country after bashar assad government has been at austin and the defense. and there are defense projects that are being discussed through kit is willing to, and militarily, twin and equipped the new syrian army. as some new military bases are on the agenda . these, these topics will be discussed. but the very critical topic is the syrian democratic forces and it's on the way the why pj, which trickier considers as a sewer branch of the outboard crew to cell work as far as the p k. k to can doesn't want any independent curtis entity. and so we have that could end up as a great cool the song including the curti

as jake sullivan said to hillary clinton, al qaeda is on our side in syria, syria is now controlled by a offshoot, a.t.s., led by a islamist jihaddist who danced in the streets in 9/11 and is responsible for the killing of many american service members. democrat senators in the past resorted to anti-christian bigotry against some of president trump's judicial nominees like amy coney barrett and brian boucher. i condemn those actions as as a democrat in congress as bigotry must be thoroughly condemned by all of us, no matter the religion. unfortunately, there are some democrat senators "who wants tobe a millionaire?" still don't understand the freedom of religion in article 6 of the constitution, quote, no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the united states. unfortunately, they're once again using the religious bigotry card but this time trying to fullment religious bigotry against hinduism. if anyone is interested in knowing about my own personal spiritual path, hinduism, i welcome you to go to my account on x where i'll share

syria's economy has been hollowed out by years of war, corruption and crippling sanctions.e suburb of daraya, life has returned to the streets. but making a living is hard. emad abu kalam runs a shawarma shop. like most here, he is optimistic about the future but realistic about the challenges. >> and the. >> fear. >> the fareed zakaria. >> so he's saying that it's going to take a lot of money and a lot of time to start to really rebuild that. >> i mean much harder to rebuild are the broken lives. >> daraya is a town of widows and orphans. schools are starting to reopen, but few are paying. salaries are okay. >> thank you. >> ah. thank you. >> thank you. >> according to unicef, 2 million children are now not going to school inside syria. these kids told us that they actually just got out of school and were heading now to a place that's been set up by a charity. essentially, it's a safe space where kids can come and play. it opened just weeks after the fall of the regime of bashar al-assad, and is run by nra, a charity whose work i support that focuses on children affected b

the also to send a signal abroad and in the region that syria is not changing, syria is under a new leadership. it is under a new version and it is changing directions completely rid of is, is not going to be relying on former allies certificate on in russia, but it is still going to maintain relationships with them. but now that syria is moving into this consult, transformative period, it is going to require all the help that it can get from all the allies and friends that there are. and so i'll give you it's key to provide that some of the video to my now. so let's try the it with thousands of people have been told to leave areas in the northern queensland state, experiencing heavy flooding. please say one person died when an emergency response boat capsized eastern australia has seen frequent, devastating funding, and recent years, a bang dash remains one of the world's most polluted countries with its capital call, consistently ranked among the top 5 worst effects in cities. recent world report banks found $80000.00 people die prematurely every year because of toxic f. l to zeros 10, very

that list of expenditures that include quotes, meals for, i'll call you the affiliated fighters in syria, from venezuela to ukraine. we look at us idea of pain spending billions that per their washington's agenda. under the guise of humanitarian pivots out in your conference marks, it's 80th oliver street, which we are organized. the establishment of the united nation sort of comes as the mountains grew to date during the next level body. that's all the head distance. the 11th at night this tuesday, you are a tree at into 8. i'm here in law school. welcome to the r t international. these are the oval office is cracking down and on the u. s. a. i d, u organization, the bice mas washington's regime change agency, 11 months coast already threatened to shelter it as part of his efforts and leading the new government to efficiency department. the white house press secretary lead i'd for some big sums have gone as well. if you look at the waste interviews that has run through usa id over the past several years, these are some of the insane priorities that that organization has been spending mo

so how many people are employed in the agriculture sector in syria and video? i think you will take it so that there is a opportunity of employment for the 2nd people in the agriculture sector. and later, joe is out of the home about 2100000 people walk into a group purchasing the city. we want to increase the number least 54 with new cd and on our investments in the country. we would also and kind of look like a good, comfortable manufacturing and marketing investment project. and we, we increased the best vintage of belonging to talk to me about the statistics of how much of city and land is currently out of what is the percentage that it is providing to the economy. and in the next 3 to 6 months, where do you want to take it? a lot of the xerox is it can have a lot, mix up 20 percent of cd, mainly in the plane regions with livestock feed usually cause london relies on utilization constitute 30 percent available on however, that bus and taking dropping because of the former to jim's practices including its transgressions against both private and additional pr

is now changing, syria is under a new leadership. it is under a new version and it is changing directions completely rid of it is not going to be relying on former allies certificate on in russia, but it is still going to maintain relationships with them. but now that syria is moving into this consult, transformative period, it is going to require all the help that it can get from all the allies and friends that there are. and so i'll give you it's key to provide that some of the video semester. several people have been arrested in georgia june, an anti government protest, including an opposition lead. demonstrates this try to block a road leading to the capital tbilisi meeting to a stand off with hundreds of police. they've been demonstration since november when the prime minister announced he was suspending new accession towards as demonstrates as a survey. i have about 3 months since of definitely roof collapse of a train station track cuz the doctor rhodes and nobody said surrounded by hundreds of protests and camped out of the n

the commander of the kurdish lead syria in democratic forces is calling for syria to become a secular and the centralized states off to the toppling of the sun regime back in december. muslim of the says he discuss compromises and solutions. during a recent meeting with the transitional president, time to shutter his own, been job aid reports now from the syrian capital of damascus. in the face of the sea remains is sticking points in efforts to be unified. this country under a single month and governance according to the shut off government. what they want to do is to ensure the to dish fights and lay down their weapons. be part of the singular defense ministry and hand over the forward used to their control. according to the, if the, the student demographic for this was the current issue, a stock prices. they want to maintain a semi autonomous status for the areas under their control. they do not want to be part of a single defense force. the ones that have an army which they control and they want to maintain control of heisen business and of families that are being kept in the acco

syria. assad is gone. hezbollah is gone. the leaders of hezbollah and hamas have been targeted assassinations. there's a cease fire in lebanon. there's some good leaders now in comparison to the us diplomacy, where, you know, standing up in lebanon so far. but what would you think about us boots on the ground in gaza? >> well, i think it'd be i mean, there would be grave concerns, i think, in congress and certainly i would have grave concerns also. but the other aspect that there's one more step that that on your list there that we. need to throw in there, and that is iran must not become a nuclear weapon state. and their ability to complete that has got to be significantly diminished. >> and do you think that they are trying to find a shortcut to shorten the time where they can have something like a rough bomb? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> and what has been allowed in. >> the last. >> administration for them to continue to enrich and gain capabilities has got to be has got to be reversed. >> well, partly because some would

troops from syria. also forced out, usaid says nearly all direct hires across the globe will be placed on administrative leave this week, as the government works out a plan to get them back to the u.s. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. let's begin with the latest on trump's comments about taking over gaza. nbc's kelly o'donnell is at the white house, where the press briefing wrapped up just a very short time ago. kelly, what did we learn? >> well, certainly the press secretary was pressed on a number of the lingering questions after the stunning announcement by the president that was echoed by the israeli prime minister last night about a u.s. takeover and redevelopment of gaza that would include the displacement of palestinians who call that piece of land as war torn and devastated as it is their home. so part of what we learned is the press secretary, caroline leavitt, was asked about how much of a plan exists, and she did say that in a written form, the president's

and so syria will re examine international treaties on walter resources. i'll just say it was a solid and job. it spoke to the minister in damascus. and later joe is out of the home about 2100000 people walk into a group purchasing the city. we want to increase the number least 54 with new cdn and our investments in the country. we would also and kind of look for a good, comfortable manufacturing and marketing investment project. and we increased the percentage of audible on one of the major challenges that the entire region and city in particular is facing is climate change. you've had one of the greatest years in this year. how are you going to provide water and what are you going to do to make sure that in the coming years, not just now, but in the coming years, you will be able to provide people with, with water and whatever it is needed to make sure that the agriculture to syria continues, despite the time of change, which is expected diverse and incoming. the obviously leadership and climate change has affected the entire middle east and recent years

so we are against the partitioning of syria, uphold serious sovereigns. here, we're hoping all inclusive government is formed a representative of the entire spectrum. we're monitoring the situation in syria and pray orleans while the russian strike is talk to the hotel in central. odessa installed a new crane and these 3 people have been injured, ukrainian pressed them for them, as lensky condemned rushes targeting of residential buildings. those headlines do stay with us. i'll be back with more news here on al jazeera of the, the palestine level, or at trey the the phone for a show on the largest in the well global weapons giant's like be a systems located, not an a bus come to show all the latest military hardware, the billions of domains of civil and military deals are done here every year. standing shoulder to shoulder with these global military giants. israel's hot weapons manufacturers like these real aerospace industries and me. so mike is raphael in the main whole israel's largest private weapons company. elbows has a huge stand they needed to sho

and reveals a list of expenditures that include meals for i'll tell you to affiliated islamist in syria for venezuela to ukraine. we look at how the agency has been spending billions the further of washington's agenda of the guy itself. you monetary and help us, donald trump meets with it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the american leader double started on his idea of relocating palestinians from gaza to a neighboring countries. despite objections from the states themselves, the walk up forever, you're counting. the r t international use are from today across the globe. the oval office is cracking dawn on us a i d, dumped by some as washington's regime change agency. you lot must cause already threatened to shutter it as part of his efforts and leading the new government to efficiency department. while the white house press secretary early at all, it's what it's phones i've been spent on. if you look at the waste interviews that has run through usa id over the past several years, these are some of the insane priorities that that organization has been spending money on. $150

riley soldiers killed in a shooting and the occupied westbank is violent spreads across the territory. syria is new transitional lead out for the shuttle meets turkish presidents and i'll just probably about to honest. okay, a 6 the pools, the games, cody spice, is a long, it's for this. and then 23 levels. declare, you know, actual seas 5 in the democratic republic of congo. hundreds of people have been killed in the 5 the homicides. negotiations have big gun on implementing that 2nd phase of the casa seas. 5 deal. phase 2 includes releasing, the remaining is right. the captives held in garza and the complete withdrawal of israeli forces as well. so as it's preparing to send the delegation to dell, however, tools will be held is ready, 5 minutes step, and you mean nothing? yeah. who is in washington dc. hill, discuss the next stage of the c spot with us president donald trump. but trump body a said there are no guarantees the sci fi will hold, go live capacity call haines. she joins us from washington, dc. we understand white house officials have been talking about the situation in gauze. w

i think the one place where these realities have been successful is in syria. and i think that syria was an important conduit for sending rainy and arms to has boss. and that conduit for the time being anyway has been shut off. but even there, i bet a lot of money that has blog will eventually be fully re armed. uh, then you have to deal with the fact it is real uh has uh, been accused of genocide. uh that, uh, the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants against both then yahoo and his former defense ministry jo off the lot. this is a huge moral stain, i israel's reputation that will not go away. and indeed, in my opinion, will get only worse with the passage of time. once people have a chance to reflect and write books and write articles to produce documentaries on what's happened in gaza. so if you look around at the situation that is realize it today, and in particular the situation that netanyahu is it today, she is in deep trouble, as is the country just why it's so great to have you on the show, john, make sure we get all the, you know, th