this, however,... is not what is being allocated to the palestinians under the trump netanyahu vision palestinian people to outside the separation walls of jerusalems. i'm standing here in abudis, the proposed capital for the palestinian people, and of course abudis here is suburb just outside of mainland, jerusalem, al-kuds, and what we see here in abudis is the apartide system. system in the west bank its most clearest, we see over here behind us palestinian villages, jerusalemites separated from their brethren and their lands on the other side of the wall over here, people who have been separated so that they cannot see their family members, that they cannot come and farm their lands and of course separated by this wall, if this was to be accepted as the capital of palestine, that would mean not only would it be this little slither of land which would not include the... old city of jerusalems, but it means that it will be a symbol of the oppression of the palestinian people, and for them to live like this, seeing every single day, what could have been, and jerusalem al-quds, with m

since the trump netanyahu plan was announced, israel has attacked and freattened to launch yet anotherans for the palestinian people living here? i met up with the leader of the local non-violent demonstrations for the village, abdullah aburahma and questioned him on the so-called deal of the century. as well as what steps are going to be taken to tackle it, by this deal, i think another neck before palestinian and for this we as a activist for nonviolence resistance in palestine, we ask all of the places, all of the people to be in one group or to use this type of violence resistance to stop this deal, when we talk about the wall, the wall is separating between us and our land and there is... and plan to build more homes, more settlements behind the wall, for this it's not as the israelian says, this is for security reasons, this is for confiscated more and more and more land from the palestinian, they throwing and shooting and firing cars, homes, farms, by this way, i think it's difficult to continue our life with this criminal people, the wall built on palestinian land which the dem

since the trump netanyahu plan was announced, israel attacked and freattened to launch yet another militaryeader of the local non-violent demonstrations for the village, abdullah aburahma, and questioned him on the so-called deal of the century as well as what steps are going to be taken to tackle it. by this deal, i think another... before palestinian and for this we as a activist for non violence resistance in palestine we ask all of the places, all of the people to be in one group or to use this type of violence resistance to stop this deal, when we talk about the wall, the wall is separating between us and our land and the israelian plan to build more homes, more settlements behind the wall, for this it's not as the israelian says this is for security reason. "this is for confiscated more and more and more land from the palestinian, the throwing and shooting and firing cars, homes, farms, by this way, i think it's difficult to continue our life with this criminal people. the wall built on palestinian land, which the demonstrators are protesting to have removed, was ruled by the internat

anti-semitic for pointing out the crimes noted in the un and human rights watch reports. since the trump netanyahuafter most of their land was taken away from them by the wall and the settlements you see behind me, so we've come here to investigate after the announcement of the deal of the century, what this means for the palestinian people living here. i met up with the leader of the local non-violent demonstrations for the village, abdullah aburahma and questioned him on the so-called deal of the century as well as what steps are going to be taken to tackle it. by this deal, i think... another nak for palestinian and for this we as a activist for non violence resistance in palestine we ask all of the places, all of the people to be in one group or to use this type of violence resistance to stop this deal, when we talk about the wall, the wall is separating between us and our land and the israelian plan to built more homes, more settlements behind the wall, for this it's not as the israelian says this is for security. cities this is for confiscated more and more and more land from the palestinian

trump gave four or five golden assists to netanyahu, and he is setting up some big events for the benefitof israel, that is, trump only to the title of a statesman without the support of even the american jews gave such concessions , it can be said that no president in america was willing to do this, the most important service in the discussion of the transfer of the embassy. america was from tliav to jerusalem, which was a very big achievement for the zionists and a very prominent and significant victory for netanyahu. jason greenbladd and naomi and your family, ambassador david friedman and tammy and your family, we have no better friends in the world, you stand for israel and you stand for jerusalem. thank you, the last step that trump made in favor of netanyahu is the agreement. it was ibrahim who, with great pressure , convinced bahrain and the united arab emirates to announce the normalization of relations with israel in august 2020. from america's pocket and with the commitments that the americans had made to the arab countries, including the united arab emirates and bahrain, and t

upon us, peace will come upon us ♪ >> narrator: for netanyahu, it was a high point in his relations with an american president. >> when president trumpgive all the gifts to netanyahu's administration and to the israeli public, it was like, you know, every day was boxing day. >> narrator: netanyahu's government began a rapid expansion of settlements in the west bank, the very move obama had personally warned against. >> because i can tell you that israel does want to make peace. >> narrator: the trump administration backed it, reversing the u.s.'s 40 year position that the settlements were illegal. >> the establishment of israeli civilian settlements in the west bank is not per se inconsistent with international law. >> these settlements are not the impediment to peace. and i believe as a matter of law, and as a matter of right, and i believe as a matter of the bible, which didn't drive my my views in ofce, but certainly drives them now that i'm not a public figure anymore, as a matter of biblical law, this land is, is biblical israel. that little piece of land was given, by god, to the jewish people. >> seeing the u.s. performing, be

trump hosted netanyahu, the prime minister of the zionist regime. abdullah bin zayed al nahyan is the minister of foreign affairs of the uae, and abdullah bin rashid zayani is the minister of foreign affairs of bahrain. foreign minister both countries came to the white house to announce the normalization of their country with the zionist regime by signing the agreement. an agreement planned in the field of investment, tourism, direct flights, security and other services. the uae has about 8 million migrant workers, luxury hotels in dubai, shopping centers and beaches of this country are built and maintained by these foreign workers, workers who are often victims of human trafficking or forced labor. part of this the labor force is women whose passports are given to employers at the beginning of their arrival . employers' abuse and unpaid wages lead these women to trafficking and corruption networks. the european parliament has announced that the uae, bahrain and saudi arabia do not implement international standards to combat human trafficking. it is

netanyahu visited russia multiple times. i believe the last one was 2022. we all know that trump is friends with russia. netanyahu visits russia. and then netanyahu, who is under duress in the israeli government, all of a sudden he has the best intelligence service in hamas. and by the way, who put hamas in power? it was netanyahu, and that's not a conspiracy theory. that's the truth. and all of a sudden there's an attack that israel doesn't know anything about, and now we are not giving aid to ukraine at all. who does that benefit? which politician does that benefit? and the last thing i want to say is when americans keep calling and talking about how bad biden is doing, how trump did so well, americans have very short memories. do you remember the long food lines, the long gas lines, people around the world laughing at us? trump didn't do anything about covid until the last year of his term, over 1 million americans died and now gas prices are down, infrastructure projects all over the united states. but they still say that biden is a terrible president and trump was a better president. we've become a

and the leaks to the media the usual mouth pieces trash benjamin netanyahu they hate him the way that they thought that they hate donald trumpetanyahu has not gone and been the need to obama or biden, he resisted as much as he possibly can, they want another government in israel led by the left which will bend over backwards which will surrender 93 or 94% of the country to the palestinian terrorist like barack wanted to do in the pd and so forth and so on. those are the israelis that are supported by the new york times a democrat party chuck schumer, biden, blinking and the rest of the retro bates. one day i'm going to do program in the not-too-dis but for now i will see you tomorrow night, sunday on life liberty and love in.

usual mouth pieces trash benjamin netanyahu they hate him the way that they thought that they hate donald trump. because benjamin netanyahu has not gone and been the need to obama or biden, he resisted as much as he possibly can, they want another government in israel led by the left which will bend over backwards which will surrender 93 or 94% of the country to the palestinian terrorist like barack wanted to do in the pd and so forth and so on. those are the israelis that are supported by the new york times a democrat party chuck schumer, biden, blinking and the rest of the retro bates. one day i'm going to do program in the not-too-dis but for now i will see you tomorrow night, sunday on life liberty and love in. >> it is saturday night it's time for one nation i'll be brian kilmeade for the show, tonight are great guests, eric stonestreet and tyrus were looking up is lasting, we have nothing. democrats are in trouble and there's no denying it they don't even deny it america's competence of the presidency has hit an all-time low between 30 and 35%, that is a democrat president named joe biden

usual mouth pieces trash benjamin netanyahu they hate him the way that they thought that they hate donald trump. because benjamin netanyahu has not gone and been the need to obama or biden, he resisted as much as he possibly can, they want another government in israel led by the left which will bend over backwards which will surrender 93 or 94% of the country to the palestinian terrorist like barack wanted to do in the pd and so forth and so on. those are the israelis that are supported by the new york times a democrat party chuck schumer, biden, blinking and the rest of the retro bates. one day i'm going to do program in the not-toois ♪ [playing the national anthem] [playing the national anthem] [playing the national anthem] [playing the national anthem] craig: good morning and welcome to "fox & friends" on the sunday morning, once again a beautiful picture. from your front porch. two are set right here in new york city on this beautiful sunday morning, good morning. >> good morning, the last photo had the garland on the railing and the flag so very fitting the e-mail it three days ago or recy

the problem is netanyahu gets along with republican presidents like donald trump. dents have never gotten along with netanyahu. bill clinton said, who is the superpower here? obama got insulted and humiliated by netanyahu about iran? now you have biden who could lose the presidential election because of this war, and meanwhile, netanyahu is like, i would either way because i get trump back in a blank check according to this reporting this week. >> i do wonder, that he, if you think anybody has an idea about how this will end. when you hear about what is going on in terms of how israel is thinking about this, not only the timeline but the suggestion that they have no interest in a two state solution and the reality that there is some research out there that palestinians are not in full support of hamas, their overall support for hamas has gone up since october 7th. that suggests of hamas is not going anywhere. >> sadly, the greatest recruiting sergeant for hamas has been benjamin netanyahu in this war in gaza. just as the greatest recruit from -- al-qaeda after joe 1

trump, the host of prime minister netanyahu of regime 3, both countries came to the white house to announce the normalization of their country with the zionist regime by signing the normalization agreement. do an agreement planned in the field of investment, tourism, direct flights, security and other services. the units of this country are built and maintained by the same foreign workers who are often victims of human trafficking or forced labor. a part of this workforce are women whose passports are given to employers at the beginning of their arrival. employers' abuse and unpaid wages lead these women to trafficking and corruption networks. the european parliament has announced that the united arab emirates, bahrain and saudi arabia set international standards for they do not implement the fight against human trafficking. it is estimated that only in the emirate of dubai, 45 thousand women are caught in a network of prostitution and prostitution. november 8, 2020 dubai airport, united arab emirates boeing 737 flydubai airline took off from ben gurion airport for the first time with a gro

netanyahu. former us president donald trump's political future has been dealt another blow. this after state of maine became the second state to declare the ex-president ineligible for the white house under the constitution's insurrection clause. a main block trump from his republican presidential primary after state's top election official ruled him disqualified under insurrection clause of the 14th amendment. now the clause bars officials who have been involved. insurrection or rebellion from holding office, main secretary of state senabello cited trump's involvement in the 2021 capital rites basis for the decision. she noted attack on capital hill occurred at the order and with the knowledge and support of donald trump himself. his legal team is expected to challenge the move in the us supreme court, now earlier this month, state of colorado disqualified trump as well from its republican primary on the same grounds. and then that brings us to the end of your press tv news bulleting, everyone, thanks for joining us and goodbye for now. the depressed coverage of this assina

netanyahu. former us president donald trump's political future has been dealt another blow, this time after mainehe second state to declare the ex-president ineligible for the white house. a main blocked trump from the republican presidential primary ballot after the state's top election official ruled him disqualified under the insurrection clause of the 14th amendment. now that clause bars officials who have involved themselves in insurrection or rebellion from holding office means. secretary of state ashenna bellos cited trump's involvement in the 2021 capital riot as basis for the decision. she noted the tacon capital occurred at the order and with the knowledge and support of donald trump himself. his legal team is expected to challenge the move an appeal to the us supreme court. earlier this month though, the state of colorado also disqualified trump from its republican primary ballot as well on the same grounds. and that's it for your latest. everyone, thanks for joining us and goodbye for now. به نام خدا سلام مریم کامیاب هستم عکاس خبری از سال ۹۱ در خبرگذاری مشغول به کار شدم از همون خب اوا

netanyahu. former us president donald trump's political future has been has been dealt another heavy blow this time after the state of maine became the second state to declare the ex-president ineligible for the white house under the constitution's insurrection clause. now main block trump from his republican presidential. primary afterra states top election official ruled him disqualified under the insurrection clause of the 14th amendment of the us constitution. now the clause bars officials who been involved in insurrection or rebellion from holding office. main secretary of statelos sided trump's involvement in the 2021 capital riot as basis for the decision. she noted attack on the capital occurred at the order and with the knowledge and support of donald trump himself, his legal team is expected to appeal the move in the us supreme court earlier this month stated colorado disqualify trump as well from its republican primary on the same ground. and that's it for your latest here on press tv everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. internationally, general sulaymani is known as a

netanyahu. former us president donald trump's political future has been dealt another blow and this after may became the second state to declare the ex-president ineligible for the white house main block trump from the republican presidential primary ballot after a states uh top election official ruled him disqualified under the insurrection clause of the us constitution is 14th amendment. now class, bars, officials who've been involved in insurrection or rebellion from holding office, main secretary of state, shanabello's side of trump's involvement in the 2021 capital riot as bases for the decision. she noted attack on the capital occurred at the order and with the knowledge and support of trump himself. his legal team is expected to challenge this ruling at the us supreme court. earlier this month though, the state of colorado disqualified trump as well from its republican price. on the same ground and that's it for your latest on press tv, everyone, thank you for joining us, and goodbye for now. as the us israel genocidal war in gaza enters its third month and the death doll continues to rise. i

the fact that president biden and that administration is aiding and abetting netanyahu, who donald trumpisrael, and not realizing this is so dangerous for the united states, is astonishing. joy, one last thing. and this is really, if you look at the global south and how the global south is reacting, we are in uncharted territories. this will enable extremists. we're already having extremists in israel in the government saying we cannot survive and cannot be safe, and this is a nuclear state, with a presence of the palestinians. the next person, the next terrorist or tyrant who will use this will be somebody else who will point out president biden backing of netanyahu, saying if israel did it, we're allowed. >> scary stuff, but important information. thank you very much. >>> coming up next, today is world aids day, a reminder of those we have lost and a commitment to fighting both the disease and the stigma surrounding it. i'll be joined by debbie allen when we come back. >>> today is world aids day, a global movement to unite people in the fight against hiv and aids. world aids day was f

good question to ask because there's some reporting out there netanyahu and his conservative allies in israel would much rather see a trump presidency. i mean not only are america and israel's interests not aligned around -- there's the basic political reality that it might behoove netanyahu and his goals do not have joe biden in the white house. do you think that something the white house recognizes? it does not seem like it -- it seems like a feature, not a bug here. >> i suspect the white house in terms of the political operation does recognize it. the question is does joe biden? biden has this decades long friendship with bb. the problem is netanyahu gets along with republican presidents. democratic presidents have never gotten along with netanyahu. bill clinton famously came out affmeeting and said who's the super power here. now you have biden here who could use the presidential election because of this war and netanyahu is like i win either way because i get trump back and a blank check according to reporting this week. >> i do wonder, medhi, if you think anyone has an idea how this will end. when you hear what is

but donald trump and vivek ramaswamy have been critical of israel and its prime minister benjamin netanyahualfor american interests — trump, desantis and ramaswamy have opposed sending ukraine military aid. with ramaswamy going as far as suggesting ukraine cede some of its territory to russia to end the war. but the candidates are furthermore split when it comes to china, with trump, haley and desantis have called for the us to sever economic ties with beijing, while christie says the us should maintain trade relations with china. and ramaswamy�*s position remains largely unclear. here's some of what was said about support for israel at the most recent debate in alabama on wednesday. i will tell you, you smoother terrace on your body, go ahead, we are for you. we will smoke them on our southern border and thatis them on our southern border and that is how i will leave the country. that is how i will leave the country-— that is how i will leave the count . ., , country. our own people were killed in an — country. our own people were killed in an attack _ country. our own people were killed i

trump card. when you think you say prime minister netanyahu might go quite far, what you mean by that, we look ature right now it is mounting, britain, france, germany coming out today and calling for a ceasefire. do you think that is how far he might go? there were temporary ceasefires when the previous swaps took place. so temporary ceasefires yes, to stop the war altogether, no. and this is what hamas would be trying to achieve and this is absolutely something israel will not do, that would not end the war. it may be just the opening bargaining position by hamas or they may feel they have a strong hand, but this demand in itself will not lead to an agreement,it will have to be something more reasonable. more reasonable, i supplies, may be release of hamas and other palestinian prisoners, terrorists in israeli jails, these are normal demands for a negotiation. complete stoppage of the fighting, not acceptable. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the president of serbia has been emboldened by a snap parliamentary election. exit poll

but donald trump and vivek ramaswamy have been critical of israel and its prime minister, benjamin netanyahung vital for american interests. trump, desantis and ramaswamy have opposed sending ukraine military aid, with ramaswamy going as far as suggesting ukraine cede some of its territory to russia to end the war. but the candidates are furthermore split when it comes to china with trump, haley and desantis having called for the us to sever economic ties with beijing. while christie says the us should maintain trade relations with china, and ramaswamy�*s position remains largely unclear. to dissect the foreign policy takewaways from wednesday's debate, i spoke to robbie gramer, diplomacy and national security reporter at foreign policy. thank you for being with us this evening. foreign policy is one of the few areas where we are really seeing differences in the strategy among the 2024 republican candidates especially with those who perhaps have more traditional hawkish roots in the rise of conservative populist candidates. why do you think that is? it candidates. why do you think that is? ,

what if trump is maduro or is bibi netanyahu and says, i'm about to get prosecuted.take over the supreme court. it happens in countries that have had elections. that's how it happens. that's how it starts. >> or that it doesn't work. supposing you're a senior office in the military. you probably get orders all the time you disagree with, you think are stupid. but you understand that civilians have the right to issue the orders. before the order is issued, you can argue with it or express doubts or leak to the press if you're really upset. but you have sworn an oath not to the president but to the constitution. and you have a military code that says you can't follow an illegal order. how do you know which orders are legal and which aren't? what we're going to have is a kind of brain seizure at the center of the military when trump tries to order them to suppress protests in the cities. what do we do? we're going to have just a series through the government of places where people don't obey the president or some people do and others don't. you know, during the depressi

netanyahu is trying to prolong the war. end the war so that he can get an achievement. and that he prolongs the war and waits for the american presidential elections and hopes that mr. trump will take office in november of next year, which is of course a long time and that how the zionist regime and mr. netanyahu want to get themselves to those elections is a separate discussion, and in the end, netanyahu is in a deadlock, to be short, jamandi, yes , netanyahu is in a serious deadlock, if he ends the war, he must step down from power and he should go to prison, according to the court case, if he prolongs the war, he will plunge the regime into a further crisis , and i will add this last point: the former commander of the golani brigade said that a quarter of the special forces of this brigade were killed in gaza, which means the casualties of the zionist regime. it is not at all what they declare it is extremely high and the pictures of the resistance show the same, and israel is sinking day by day. or haider, we are famous in two worlds with hossein, or haider , we are the children of fekke and majnoun, or haider, or haider, or haider, our iranian wonder is visible, our

trump card. when you think you say prime minister netanyahu . say prime minister netanyahu might go quite are whatt the international pressure right now it is mounting, britain, france, germany coming out today and calling for a ceasefire. do you think that is how far he might go?- ceasefire. do you think that is how far he might go? there were temporary _ how far he might go? there were temporary ceasefires _ how far he might go? there were temporary ceasefires when - how far he might go? there were temporary ceasefires when the i temporary ceasefires when the previous swaps took place. so temporary ceasefires yes, to stop the war altogether, no. and this is what hamas would be trying to achieve and this is absolutely something israel will not do, that would not end the war. it may be just the opening bargaining position bye macro three, or they may feel they have a strong hand, but this demand in itself will not lead to an agreement, it will have to be something more reasonable. more reasonable, i mean temporary stoppage, may be release of hamas and other palestinian prisoners, terrorists and is

genesis of not only hamas but the genesis of the palestinian i also want to say netanyahu is a criminal the same white donald trumpn the same way. he was a criminal is trying to israel. another is more people have been arrested and murdered and the west bank then have been released during these hostage exchangers if you want to call them hostages. they are letting these young palestinian men out of jail in exchange for hostages. but they're going back into the neighborhoods arresting people not allowing the media to speak with the free prisoners who seem to be women and children or teens there calling the military age they are teenagers being arrested and held for 15 months. in the idf is not allowing anyone to speak to them if you could touch on that. and i want you to understand we seek truth we speak more truth to power like you been doing a whole camaro you sir. he relate to me as a brother there i appreciate that we are not brothers or sisters we are at least cousins the dastardly deed performed by hamas. the genesis of the conflict in the area. it is something that is because a certain number of other things

could it affect if trump's federal 2020 case? and the biden-netanyahuisrael split, that rift is widening. the president criticized israel amid more polls showing biden's approval is plummeting to a new record low, into the 30s. and the president finally mulls and considers tougher u.s. border security but only to get funding for ukraine, israel possibly taking on china and taiwan. and biden is calling the gop's a border security push extreme. he didn't call extreme obama's $ 2.5 million deportations when he was obama's vice president. plus, we're keeping watch and tabs on your money. former treasury official michael faulkender here, what the fed is doing with fed rate can cuts, and polls show voters don't like bidenomics. so what is the media and democrats doing instead? ramping up hysteria over a possible trump victory. it's coming up on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪

trump faces. trevor? >> trevor: president biden spoke with benjamin netanyahu saturday.nt spoke with reporters afterwards. let's go to jay o'brien for more from the white house. good morning, jay. >> reporter: we're learning more about that call between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the president telling reporters yesterday during that call he, quote, did not ask for a cease-fire. the white house adding president biden stressed the need to protect palestinian civilians as casualties continue to mount and israeli forces continue their campaign against hamas in gaza. netanyahu previously vowed israel will fight until the terrorist group is destroyed. other nations have been pressuring israel to scale back. at the united nations after objections from the u.s., the security council stopped short of demanding a cease-fire in gaza, instead passed a resolution for more humanitarian aid. the u.s. and russia chose not to vote on the resolution. meantime, here at home, president biden is facing pressure from within his own party with some progressi

trump was not running, too. hello, i'm sally bundock. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahugaza. he said the only way to finish the job was to use crushing force against hamas. the remarks come as american officials are voicing disquiet about israel's methods. earlier, mr netanyahu is reported to have told recently released hamas hostages and the families

in a security cabinet meeting on august 2018 when netanyahu was serving as previous tenure as prime minister. the u.s., under the trumpadministration i'm adding, was aware of the qatar payments to hamas. decision of the palestinian helped him make the case that he had no partner for peace in palestine thus avoiding pressure for peace talks that could lead to the establishment of the palestinian state. you see this money was sent to hamas or the persons in gaza because the palestinian authority was withholding making payments and as a result this was to fill in this gap. now here is what a former israeli prime minister on cnn sunday after years of concerns to netanyahu when he was prime minister education in the senate he stopped the suitcase transfers when he became prime minister in 2021. and here is an exact quote from him. i stocked the suitcases because i believe horrendous mistakes to allow hamas to have these suitcases full of cash that goes directly to reordering themselves against israelis. this is an exact quote. why would we feed them cash to kill us? continuing. under the fungibility given to us by my colle

stop or contain the war, and secondly, and not unimportantly, donald trump would be an absolute disaster. he would give bebe netanyahute blanche. he doesn't care about the humanitarian consequences. this is the author of the muslim ban. you can't turn away from joe biden if you're frustrated with this, because he's not achieving the goals that are actually worthy goals and say oh, no, i'm going to embrace donald trump. that would be awful. >> i know we talk a lot about foreign policy more so than domestic politics. but put on your domestic politics hat for a moment, david. do you think the president should be talking more about that, especially on the campaign trail? if this car continues, as we believe it will, because netanyahu says he will not give up whether or not hamas is eradicated. do you think he should be talking more about that? well, if you want to vote for the former president, this is how he will act on israel and hamas, and remind them of how he acted when it came to policies towards israel during his four years. >> absolutely. the republican party has lined up behind a guy who was impeached twice, who

but it turns out that he's condemning him because netanyahu, netanyahu didn't come out and support trump'selection, which i think i think is, again, chilling . the is, again, chilling. the prospect of both both in the middle east and in ukraine and the dangers of a trump re—election . but it's a very re—election. but it's a very real possibility. according to the polls . the polls. >> um, thank you very much to you both. thank you forjoining you both. thank you for joining me on christmas eve to debate what i think is a very, uh, important question of is the west losing sight of its own interests in ukraine and, uh, in gaza? uh, many , many thanks gaza? uh, many, many thanks indeed to paul connew and richard kemp . after the break, richard kemp. after the break, gannon , chef patty slowly will gannon, chef patty slowly will be putting an african twist on some festive british classics. stay with us, please . stay with us, please. >> hello there. i am greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news forecast. a windy picture as we go through christmas eve. some strong and gusty winds, bright

benjamin netanyahu was serving as prime minister. the u.s., that would be under the trump administration, was aware of the payments to hamas. a former senior state department official involved told cnn, under condition of anonymity, due to the necessity of the matter. it goes on to read, a former deputy to israel's national security advisor told the new york times that it empowered hamas and helped benjamin netanyahu avoid a palestinian state, saying the division of the palestinians helped him make the case that he had no partner for peace in palestine. thus avoiding pressure of peace talks that could lead to the establishment of an independent palestinian state. you see, this money was sent to hamas or persons in gaza because the palestinian authority was withholding making payments. as a result, this money was to fill in this gap. here is what a former israeli prime minister said. after years of flagging concerns to benjamin netanyahu when he was prime minister of education he stopped the suitcase transfers when he became prime minister in 2021. here is an exact quote fr

trump was not running, too. hello, i'm sally bundock. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahuhas pushed back against those he says are trying to pressure israel's tactics in gaza. he said the only way to finish the job was to use crushing force against hamas. the remarks come as american officials are voicing disquiet about israel's methods. earlier, mr netanyahu is reported to have told recently released hamas hostages and the families of those still being held that currently it was not possible to bring all the captive israelis back. meanwhile, more details are emerging of the 7 october attack. the bbc has been hearing evidence that women in israel were sexually assaulted, raped and mutilated by hamas. israeli investigators have gathered more than a thousand testimonies from witnesses and those who handled the bodies of victims after the attack. our middle east correspondent lucy williamson has more from jerusalem. a warning, her report contains some distressing details. out of the chaos and mass trauma of the hamas attacks, new stories are starting to emerge — of rape and s