on the 20th of september of last year, the israeli national security council admitted to the kid necessary et that that israel was no longer issuing visas to humanitarian organizes and this appears to be part of a broader effort to undermine in the occupied territory and limit assistance to the entire population. but that's the occupying power that israel is legally object lyinged in gz aa and the west bank alike. so, mr. president and security council members, in the short-term to address the humanitarian needs and we need the following. number one, full and unrestricted access and the ability to move people and supplies, including fuel freely from north to south. secondly, we need secure protection for aid operations. authorities must implement robust security arrangements to protect humanitarian aid from looting and violence. humanitarian organization must be allowed to collect aid from gaza's crossings using sealed and secured transportation options such as box trucks. open trucks we are force to -- are routinely looted. we must have safety for aid workers to respect operations. and th

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through the spokespersons in the national security council and through the israeli government's. those things don't work. and it's partly because of what these young people did on these campuses. starting at columbia, continuing throughout campuses, the united states and, eventually all over the world. and i try tell them this, and i don't think i'm having of an impact on them. they're still but i'm telling them this is a long term struggle. this not going to end quickly. they're young they're impatient, but they they have to. and i'm trying to make them see that we actually changing the narrative. that's the first thing i want to say. they done something that actually has never happened in this country before. i'm a historian i can tell you that since woodrow wilson that racist president who showed birth of a nation in the white house who fired every black person in the federal government that stone cold redneck racist ever since woodrow wilson ever since the first world war. there has never been a time when american public has been so negative towards. israel and has had any ap

the israeli government has accused hamas of making new demands. hamas says it is committed to this deal. the holdup fueled fears of further delays in implementing the agreement. a short time ago white house national security councilkesman john kirby said the biden administration is certain the deal will get done. >> we fully expect and we are confident we will get it in place by sunday. >> meanwhile, amid some celebrations in gaza following wednesday's announcement, the fighting did continue. a new round of israeli airstrikes killed dozens over the past 24 hours. that's according to the hamas-run health ministry there. joining us now meagan fitzgegerald. she has been tracking this. we know there has been a lot of back and forth within the last 24 hours. so where do things stand right now? >> reporter: well, look, you know, according to the white house, john kirby certainly one them, the deal will be signed and implemented sunday. sir by and secretary blinken say they are confident that this will be the case and the loose ends that they are seeing now will be tied up. israel has accused hamas of reneging on aspects of the deal which caused the security cabinet meeting that was scheduled for today to now be resched

the west bank and gaza. and then to produce a israeli jordanian peace treaty. these negotiations will be based on all the provisions and all the principles of the united states, of the united nations security councilesolution 242. and it provides that israel may live in peace withi securen and recognized borders. and this great aspiration of israel has been certified without constraint with the greatest degree of enthusiasm by president zah., the leader of one of the greatest nations on earth. [applause] pres. carter: the other document is entitled "framework for the conclusion of a peace treaty between egypt and israel." it provides for the full exercise of egyptian sovereignty over the sinai. it calls for the full withdrawal of israeli forces from the sinai . and after an interim withdrawal which will be accomplished very quickly, the establishment of normal peaceful relations between the two countries, including diplomatic relations. [applause] together with accompanying letters which we will make public tomorrow, these two camp david agreements provide the basis for progress and peace throughout the middle east. there is one issue on which agreement has not been reached -- egypt states that th