and uh, the united air bummer, it's also what it, i'm sorry, was the u. a. e that voted against a voted against the us as well. they also were looking for a, a ceasefire, an immediate cease fire person. and let's just jump in and listen to the russian about speaking out to you and right now them and support the russian propose tact, opinion colleagues, who so to show support. yes, it was the strongest by the lack of a condemnation with a terrorist attack. had an opportunity to correct that by voting in favor of all drugs, but he clearly didn't read it carefully and didn't notice all the relevant parts of the text. and so is inclusive which he oh is emotionally talks about me. we regret the fact that the security can so did not meet the hoops, pin deponent, we sought to do everything we could to help this. now the challenge of preventing a further ex escalation in the area of the is really posted in come savings is done with the g. a. we support the drop hesitation proposed by jordan on behalf of the are of group. russia is one of his correspondences. we urge o

humanitarian, a monitoring affairs, a briefing that was called by the security council by russia and the u. a. e, where they're going to get a briefing about the hospital attack. but perhaps equally as important during that meeting. brazil has called for a vote on their draft resolution. they call that calls for among other things, a humanitarian pause in hostilities in gaza. so that a for an aide and you monetary and age can get inside. so a lot of moving parts at un headquarters right now, and a lot of things coming up in the coming hours as well. yeah, guys as a site, a diplomatic effort remains the extremely fluid at the moment we were hearing earlier that russia and the u. a were quoting for an emergency security council meeting over at that hospital bumming just focused through that. uh yeah, that was called a few hours ago. uh, that was by russia and the u. a. e. and this is the 10 am meeting on wednesday and i was referring to and at this meeting they are going to be briefed by 2 of the top, un officials on humanitarian affairs. we expect this to be an open meeting. and because russia fe

i asked her, what's the landscape could expect from this meeting of e u, a non e u. european leaders. while he is here in granada to show up here of support for his country at a very crucial moments. because of course, fears on crowing. that for instance, that you asked investing policies. politics could disrupt to the countries a close to ukraine and to europe. so you need to also looks a bit freights on around the ages, so that is quite important for the landscape to be here. and she also told us that was his country needs right now for the upcoming winter, our air defense system. so that is also something that might be on the agenda. we know that germany has already signal they would be ready to provide you quinn with with more or defense system. ukraine is also hoping to get to germany's taurus cruise missiles. that's a that is rather unlikely to happen very soon because at it seems the gentleman come, government is concerned that those me sides could be a use it to target rich linking russia and crimea. that's it is key will be speaking with the german chancellor on the sidelines

and this was called meeting called by russia and the u. a. e a. and this will be the 1st chance that we hear from top un officials about what they think happened. well, thanks for watching our ongoing coverage of the will on garza. this is the same. the in the strip is wednesday morning at 830. that's it for me, laura kyle: the listing post is next to stay with us. the last year of his son experience, one of the worst floods in the country's history. many ruled communities are still waiting for help. hundreds of people on the outskirts of the city of may who has been living under open skies for a year in last year's floods. this road behind me, those fields, the entire area that stretches in this direction was completely submerged. many of the homes and buildings that were destroyed are still rubble. and parts of this district have started to flood once again. the. it was the kind of day when history pivots takes a turn that will shape the lives of millions. it has already taken the lives of far too many escalation doesn't quite capture it. what w

and this was called median, called by russia and the u. a. e a. and this will be the 1st chance that we hear from top un officials about what they think happened. well, good all, erica is from the american universities. she says the strike on the baptist hospital makes a mockery of international diplomatic efforts, or the, or the diplomatic efforts. it's a slab to only the start thing was by then was france with germany with the u. k. i want to ask them a very blunt question. do they think that with israel is time we ask them to condemn the 80 states organize that a? i mean, for god's sake people does god's massacres in the us, but the crime is documented on the screen. what are the new those waiting for? we're still talking about diplomacy. diplomacy has failed the humanity. i mean, the kind of thing and people have been facing different crimes of both of them on the upper stars and genocide and collective punishments for 75 years under the occupation. 16 years under i've located in the price of basic human rights for the past 11 days. i know aro

and this was called meeting called by russia and the u. a. e a. and this will be the 1st chance that we hear from top un officials about what they think happened with stuff about they say it's actually general of the palestinian national initiative. he says the attack on the hospital is a deliberate war crime amounts to genocide or these people have committed another must have good, i guess the better still young people. yeah. but the tax, the hospital. i mean this is not, not totally unacceptable. it's so savage. nobody does that attack and costs because of that back in the hospital where people are taking good sewage from the places they would've been bought it in by is it or is forced to leave out? but i to find some safe passage at the hospital near the hospital. this means there is no safe place for a bunch of stimulants, but this is more of them that this must have good. and one of those that are in the jet fighters, they've hit the button, almost the same number of people would come to the separate entre dealer. and that's where most of mos

but despite a modest show of unity, the grievances among members assisted as the sun sets on another e u summit. what now for the blocks i'm bishan. it has managed to cobble together a g, a strategic vision for its future. but it remains deeply divided on one issue, migration. this is the human cost of that debate, the thousands of people who traffic to buy smugglers and to europe searching for a better life. many do not complete the countless, perilous journeys that take place on on safe specials, hard line is within the block hungry in poland, have repeatedly refused to share the burden of receiving such migrants. citing national security. well, you need to struggle to find common cause. migration was always, there will always be there. the question is how we are managing it. s t mural. the question of how to solve it has driven others to find that own bilateral solutions . leaving the u. k. catch up on this basically divided issues. sonya jago, how does era granada a not a was news he, ron has condemned the awarding of the nobel peace prize to jail, the women's rights activists naga s

the and casual bye bye home us and the palestinians from from britain the us fronts and brazil, b u, a e has called for a restore reinstatement to the international cortez. so the, so the, the, the, the, the un brookwood piece price as what needs to be getting needs to be getting better . can the russians of us for an immediate cease fire from these roads and pal students. and we, we might expect some of those documents to be reiterated of any state, but that comes out of this. but in the meantime, the, we are just waiting for more information. we did that. you just got in the last few minutes, be a statement from the palestinian representative emission to you um, which is what they both submitted to the security council for that consideration. the security council must end its paralysis and move immediately to uphold its trusts of duties. in the face of great press, international peace and security, it must rise to its responsibilities regarding the power steering question and also the political arrangements with missing functional and un resolutions must be implemented. israel cannot c

and the agent should lead to the u. a. e has condemned the strike on this hospital in gaza as has a re add as well. and when you talk about the region getting sparked and triggered into an even broad, a wider escalation that you mentioned that route. and you mentioned hezbollah. i mean we've, we seen the ronnie, of foreign minister, he, he treated a message in the past 24 hours thing. time is over. and then the ambassador and syria, he tweeted, time is up. you might imagine a mirror with that with a strike is devastating. is this that happened outside the hospital? this might just be the ticket that iran and finally has blah need to get directly involved? well, you keep saying this, right? we know the results of the explosion. we tend to or at least to believe that it was not the end he's released right. but to be that this may, there are 2 kinds to the moderates, egypt, jordan, perhaps the senior authority and of course he's really on one side and you have the honors, which you mention. but what does not believe that um, th

plate come the nations from the west of nations on brazil against thomas's incursion into israel, o, b u a e is aust for a, a resumption or a reinvigoration of what school the core taps that is the us in the us, you and russia, which was supposedly over c. and so i was sort of peace prize, but apparently it was clear isn't what i think a lot of the reporting. and i mean, i guess you've been talking to the side of that has been the sense of complacency that this is old. basically, this is always going to keep quiet. and to be honest, actually bizarre, pivotal moments of the un general assembly right here, just just last month when they don't know who would be. but there's a prime minister benjamin netanyahu brandished a map of the new room, at least if you interpret assembly, i wish there was no mention of the palestinians. that was just, there is arab states and israel. and you have to look back then and up to the image of the un general assembly as to why did we hold? we're looking back to that particular moment clearly as far as benjamin netanyahu is concerned. the power steering question

talks on crating, she monetary in cordele as he's also going to visit castle, all saudi arabia, the u, a. e and egypt. so our congress has moved from my source so a lot of us reassurance to israel this time face to face for hearing from us secretary of states on to me, bring can ins, ray, the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu shake hands firmly. show of solidarity between 2 countries. whose alliance and friendship goes beyond politics, building on his jewish heritage and referencing bipartisan support. res round, lincoln has this method side. you may be strong enough on your own to defend yourself. but as long as america exists, you will never ever have to. we will always be there by your side to the diving together in unity. benjamin netanyahu welcomed us just help this. the secretary, your visit, is another tangible example of america's unequivocal support. for israel mazda shown itself to be an enemy of civilization, us citizens, and all the foreign nationals were among those killed or captured during the attack . one is route by him. us fights is on slots. today, intelligence and minut

the meeting was called for by most of the u, a. e, which is currently the arab. i'm a member of the security council that also joined lat cool. but it's interesting the formats of the meeting as well. we're not gonna see that me thinks it's gonna be close to meeting with a seems to be behind the scenes. a little bit of the speech on the technicality of the close meeting, whether it's going to be something called a private meeting or close consultation is not private meeting means the israel and palestine can be in the room and take part in the meeting. close consultations means it's just members of the security council. interesting that you a is sided very much in his statement that he wants it to be a meeting where the policy is and these ready to and also invited of that is interesting. i'm the development comment coming from the country, which already has a normalization deal with as well. it does exactly, and of course we'll come back to full analysis as of what it happens, james base that all diplomatic had to, to a, belong to of these allies. pictures coming

but but the seat of normalization was so over the next beckett's jordan, d, u, a e by her name and the few other arab countries made their own disagreements. so d might follow suit, but prospect of a palestinian state remain as elusive as ever heard of that. how many elder 0 to let's go live now to sort of hire us who's out the mount of olives in ok part east jerusalem. sarah. the school was such a seminal turning points in that political landscape and the region wasn't it? that's right, well we talk about peace still at the time, but things have shifted a lots and it's fall from peaceful. who with the last few days also have caches in occupied westbank. now, saddam, so saying the time had, was the strong mind. he was seeing if someone had shifted egypt foreign policy, which was towards the soviet union by his previous a uh, got off the northwood. i moved to the us as well as biggest ally now is the us health uh, agents, uh lots and bells out many times financially bought what was seen as a rule that would unite the arrow bulbs eventually actually created a splintered set top but conti

but but the seat of normalization was so over the next becky jordan, d, u, a e by her name and the few other arab countries made their own disagreements. saudi might follow suit, but prospects of a palestinian state remain as elusive as ever. without that, how many elder 0 and bill saw me is egypt form a foreign minister? i'm. he says the 1973. i'll type a will, was a huge alignment for egypt and the our world. that'd be take just one step further back. i guess 67 i was in high school when that more woke up was a horrible consequences to me. so if you have chance to myself most complete home for the future of a completely depressed about what options we had looking for. and i can sort of just read was the exact oh i was my last year in college. you heard of the outbreak of a major reactions in all kansas. we hesitated for a 2nd to see whether we're going to believe this or not. and then was, it was concrete evidence. there are soldiers across the b as it was coming up. egyptians regained their confidence, they became ready once again, or more ready to fight. it became more ready to neg

i think one should definitely look at countries like the u. a. e and others who signed the abraham accords. it'd be expecting and almost calling on them to be doing more part of the abraham accords when it was sold, at least here in the united states, was that these countries would now have more of an influence with israel. and now seems to be the time given the vulnerability of civilians and in gaza. so finder with the project on the middle east democracy seth, we appreciate your time and your analysis to night. thank you. thank you. of the and now to the man daring to give diplomacy. another try is really is preparing for a possible ground assault against promotion and the gaza strip. at the same time, us secretary of state and to the blinking is it is real to show solidarity within anguishing ally, but also to sound out diplomatic possibilities. listening whether or not is real in the middle east. still have an ear for piece from here. hold on to jordan, we're on the with his majesty king of dollars and the cost, and he is already present in a b

many people, especially the states, are the heads of states within the region from katara to the u, a. e to saudi arabia, egypt, jordan, they seem more concerned in ensuring that the board doesn't spill out, or as opposed to actually putting an end to what's happening in gaza city right now . racial. right, r t correspondence. yes. and again that yes and that. thank you. well in occupied east jerusalem to young palestinians have been shot dead as is rarely forces that clashed with locals. i'm also called for protests against as well as the bombing of gaza urging people to march on the l. ox. a mosque is really forces tried to disperse crowds with tear gas and water cannon, arteries, middle east bureau chief, maria, from ocean to send us this report from the ground. we are now in the town of a so we are that say in the valley near, they are called on the you can see the crowd reach the mosque off. so we're getting ready to bury the boy killed. to remind you, he is the 2nd to make to solve today's question here on the ground. several hours before another boy. it was killed when the glasses

think the venue id is, is calling this meeting because there was a lot of speculation that uh, the u i. e was open to some sort of normalizing of relations with israel at one point. yeah. the it is one of the abraham a cool it's countries. so yes it is. it is one of those that has gone quite a long way to normalize. it's a, it's relations with israel and we've seen it in, in the last year or so of flights going between abu dhabi and dabei. and i've been going at port intel of we've, we've seen is really torres right. the business that um the delegations making that journey. so yes it is, it is interesting that the way is taking this position, but the you a is not just acting as the you a the way use the current arrow member of the security council. so the other one acting on behalf of the countries in this regard. and one of the things that you've talked to us about before is the fact that the wording of any resolution is poured over in great detail about the those in fault. is there any sort of speculation about what this resolution might have might be different from the previous ones th

but no one has gotten dropped at any sort of resolution for the security council to vote upon the u. a. e is um, baffled as of a security council, expressing the opinion that she expected many more meetings and briefings to come on the situation she ever time see out. is there a united nations? well, early on sunday has been all fighters and 11 on shells territory. i'm the is really occupational with most around israel and responded with tend to refile. she but farms is situated along the border between 11 on i'm serious. go on heights, which is occupied by israel in 1967. it's going to hold as this report from 11 on israel border of exchanges of fire along the lebanon and israel border new front and the war between israel and thomas opened early on sunday. the hezbollah hit is ready positions and a disputed region, shooting a call from its allies from us to join the fighting, a poor sort of deputy with a victorious spell or standing resistance and the struggling impatient palestinian people. the groups of the motto lead the hodge imagined monia attacked 3 sikes of design and stuff. your

a ground offensive and gaza. russia countered the us with its own ceasefire resolution, while the u. a. e and other arab states said the only hope is a 2 state solution and people sent a couple of us. so we're facing a spiral a violent and you know, a wall based on the display of a decades of occupation, injustice, and the pressure to innocent people are being killed. i'm particularly us says it's working tirelessly to get a to gaza. right? well, blaming around and it's proxies for fueling the conflict for ron, or it's proxies attack us personnel anywhere, make no mistake, we will defend our people. we will defend our security swiftly and decisively. he runs and basset are accused as the united states of exacerbating the conflict by overly aligning itself with israel. hash that speech is an intense diplomacy and have so far failed to yield a unified position in the security council. prompting the error league and the organization of islamic cooperation to offer their own resolution for a ceasefire in the general assembly. later this week. there no country has the power to veto it. christi

fast and very efficiency or i but, but talk to us in the relation to the relationship between the u a. e and e's real . how would this conflict impact their relationship going forward? when of course it's uh, sadly israel and the days. uh and then these, uh, the, the, uh, the, like the, the, um, the, the success to be defined that they need to change that it's going to get, or they, at how the, how the vision sees is right in june of, uh through this, the able to him make uh a quote uh a weight change. of course the tv is the, the most as in the uh, in civilian life in the palace time. will it be a will be a, a more drastic numbers? i don't know. what's the number would it be? because if it, in to say with, with the doesn't have any of them to stop is right by this is right. is the hosting . it's the, it's future relations with the that you might with have the dental these right, inc. i include the intentions and we'll, we'll place the of the, the be in it, and really to have pretty nice and with the, with any view of the most, most of the states in the region. it just to change how we c

u. i. e and egypt to a lot different magic editor james bays is joining us here in the studio. okay, so let's talk about this demand from israel. first of all, 1100000 people in guys are supposed to move to the sides of the country. the u. n clearly has a presence there, highways and byways be un reacting to this whole. so the you and have been very, very measured and it's responds to everything. very, very diplomatic until now because they, i think know, the situation is sensitive. they know they don't want to get pressure from a permanent member of the security council, the us and from his route so much says that the un secretary general until this point has not used the code for c spa. he's simply appealed to policies to avoid any further escalation or spillover. but the fact that you and is now come up with this very, very strong language. it says that it's appealing strongly for this order to be rescinded because it says it really is impossible without the devastating humanitarian consequences. if these people of what to move and the cost is not just the question of this t

the stablish full diplomatic relations with these are all that included the u. a. e. as well, and a number of other arab nations, there's no plans we understand at the moment things actually go to israel. so this is actually quite a key development in terms of kind of diplomacy. when it comes to the palestinian authority, we'll get you more on that as it comes into us. like as a right now this is happening, but you're right about the desktop of palestinians that have been killed in these raids a 114 since october. the 7th began. these raids took place in several different places including ask our refugee camp east of now that's where a 25 year old policy and who was killed and 10 people wounded in telemundo. uh you said each year old palestinian was killed, 7 others wouldn't do that. and in bay 3 months, i knew where i am in, ramallah affects your old policy and it was code and 11 others were injured. these are now multiple rates taking place in multiple locations across the occupied was fine. we haven't really seen that before. and this is an alarming development, but

saudi arabia, which was looking like it might be joining some of the other countries, such as the u, a. e, when it comes to normalization of relations with israel. but this current at misspeak, especially for palestinians, is becoming increasing the honda if we look at spoke to pa territories you have occupied east jerusalem and occupied westbank palestinians. all living stay in the out on the much difficulty, especially under this current governments. you have home demolitions happening every single day, a rest happening every single day. if she wants it as a pa, this thing in to apply for a home permits, you will most likely not even receive any response. and i have to go through this radius or it seems to be able to do that. every thing in that life is governed by the israeli government. so those tensions have been incredibly high. we're talking at least $250.00 policy unions killed in the occupied territories. justice. yes. a lawyer now that is one of the highest biggest in more than a decade. we're also have been told and we've, we've had that's one of the prisons as conferences has

now that resolution was supported by russia, china, the u, a. e and gone the way he was particularly strong and saying that that a force displacement to that. they say that you are you saying is caused by israel's demand for the evacuation was key to this resolution. it did not pass the majority security council members, abstained the u. s. and u. k. a both voted against it. it did not have enough votes to pass, then you had the us resolution, and that did not call for a cease fire. it is called for a humanitarian pause. that was a got to 10 votes for it, but russia and china and the u. a both all voted against it. russian, china have veto power. so that's exactly what happened. china saying the key issue is, is like a monitoring pause isn't good enough. they say it has to be a ceasefire. you say what's the difference on this language? a humanitarian pause is less formal, it can last one hour or half a day. what have you but a full ceasefire is what russia in china say that you managed, terry and in guys are calling for. so they're basically sayin

back governments such as the saudi royal family of western back governments such as the ones in the u, a. e, the ones in jordan, the ones that egypt and most of the, most of the world, the only small little some countries that have taken a position r e, ron syria, you know, loving on. and of course the admin. and we see this with not just daily protests, but there's even military initiatives. there's military mobilization taking place from countries like cameron, syria, iraq, and, and, and loved done with his bowler. so this is the, you know, lead is happening. we're by it's, it's transforming from hitting the streets, invoicing, their frustration to now calling on their government's level, some governments to mobilize their aren't in order to and something of the palestinians and whatever you're doing, i hope your weekend is off to a great start. my name's peter scott. thank you very much for your company, the the the more expensive and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do, do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something.

but but the seat of normalization was so over the next beckett's jordan, d, u a e by her name and the few other arab countries made their own peace agreements . saudi might follow suit, but prospects of a palestinian state remain as elusive as ever heard of that. how many elder 0 to cases that security forces and kill to code is fine to send an operation in the east and criticize the functions from the p k. k. on group and to the ongoing problems from syria balances, florida paste and took the golden sylvia. after evolving an anchor on sunday, now the p. k. k has came responsibility full of attack as they show let's see. saw in the eastern syrian problem is that there is a, has been broken, our tribal fight has a continuing, the uprising against the code is dominated, sds, but they're all concerns the syrian government at this, i lie around a tried to take advantage of the rest. instead of hold on reports, the kurdish lead syrian democratic forces or the s d f is in control of eastern their resort. but it's facing an armed uprising by the mainly our population who want to manage their

understandable that no one has yet drafted any sort of resolution for the security council to vote upon the u. a. e is ambassador of the security accounts and expressing the opinion that she expected many more meetings and briefings to come on the situation. she everytime see out is there at the united nations, a lot of also to come here and i'll just here i will bring you more coverage of the gaza. israel will stay with us for the latest, the, the color, the weather set, fire across much of the middle, a small how sunshine coming for even full of these parts of the welfare, the more cloud, maybe that cloud sick enough at times to bring one or 2 showers towards cyprus towards the live and so syria 11 and jordan, you could catch a shallow to here, maybe even the, all the sliding down it is route and the occupied territories of what the weather will be further north, around the cool. cuz this sinking further south was that eastern side of turkey. i think some showers northern areas of rock could catch a shower or 2 pushing into the far north of error. um, but generally speaking, we are looking at han

the more thank you d u a e and the russian federation of which aust, i'll be for the for the emergency session of the council to be convenient for you upon who present in light of the it's really foaming of the baptist hospital. i left the hospital in the gaza strip of the this was part and parcel of an attempt to approach you posted in people and some forcing it to leave you. it's territory this crime committed on the 17th of october as a new chapter in a long series of violations which did not begin on the 8th of october. the, the on the began much earlier than that with you on see us. i was up before they began when the occupation began one, but he says this requires special community you call to put an end to his current policy and begin our model to hold our trouble to account to the legal, political and session everyone, including the commission to participate and called for and ordered these crimes. the crimes committed to yesterday include the events underway in palestine who to solve the problem with the quote on us to show the responsibility and what so while with that all hu

saudi arabia, which was looking like it might be joining some of the other countries, such as the u, a. e, when it comes to normalization of relations with israel. but this current misspeak especially for palestinians, is becoming increasing the honda. if we look at spoke to pipe territories, you have occupied east jerusalem and occupied westbank, palestinian.

but how will our populations in countries like the u, a. e, like ball reading that have normalized ties with israel for you when palestinian civilians arabs being killed and that hundreds by these. right. the 1st of all, i think that obviously this is gonna reinforce a rejection of relations with israel in the world. and maybe even in the muslim world, as long as there is not a real viable pathway to a resolution of the, of the palace, the noun conflict. but on the other hand, how much has not done itself any failure any favors in the sense that instead of targeting is really military targets in it's offensive on saturday, this turned out to be a mass slaughter of civilians. and you are hearing a considerable number of voices in the world, particularly on social media that are taking the objecting to that and taking distance from home us just a final thought to james. so what about then other key regional players like turkey, iran, even 11? no, no, i mean, what's the calculus and all of this as well? first of all, i think there's a differenti

israel to resend its evacuation. notice for people living in the north of guys, a, russia, china, the u, a. e and the bone all supported that. but the us and u. k voted against it, and they were 10 countries that abstained just simply didn't have enough boats. the us resolution also didn't pass. and but it was supported by 10 countries, but russia, china and the u. a boat it against it, russia and china, a veto. and yet they say, because there was no call for an immediate cease, fire, just a humanitarian pause. and that really seems to be what the big the point here is that the us the far as the us. so go is humana. terry and pause, which is less formal then a cease fire and it holds a lot less weight. humanity and pause can be 1234 hours a ceasefire is considered to be a little bit more permanent and has more international law elements involved in it . it's much more serious. so this is the real sticking point if you will. but the bottom line here is that now we're well over 2 weeks into this conflict. we're now at the 4th uh un security council resolution to today to previously all 4 have f

those go on to visit, solve the right there, the u, a. e cut off an agent. so hire reports from west jerusalem and the us reassurance is around this time face to face for hearing from us secretary of states on to me, blink. and it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu shake hands firmly. show of solidarity between 2 countries whose the lives of friendship goes beyond politics. building on his jewish heritage and referencing bipartisan support res, around those lincoln had this message size. you may be strong enough on your own to defend yourself. but as long as america exists, you will never ever have to. we will always be there by your side to the diving together in unity benjamin netanyahu. welcome us. just help mister secretary. your visit is another tangible example of america's unequivocal support for his room. a mazda has shown itself to be an enemy of civilization, us citizens, and all the foreign nationals were among those killed or captured during the attack . one is route by how much fights is on site. today. intelligence and minute tree suppo

the bricks has no welcome to iran, argentina, saudi arabia, the u. a e n e c o p, i think they will become official members as of january the 1st. how do you think miss mohammed this expansion is going to affect the bricks organization. thank you. early um, fast let me just say hi, give it to the list last to you. for some of us, i've been with the brakes business console for the last 10 years and that sort of confess, being welcomed into the books in sonya and more than 10 years ago to actually see to wiggle is different from the business perspective. as somebody spinning them on the, on the, on the, on the and from the business perspective, it is quite a must say, i don't know whether the weight exhilarating would be too strong. but it's exciting because as close as a lease, the change is always good. and well, come in, expanding and to the rest of the world, especially some of those most significant possible countries. i've seen a future that's different from the moment i can go to use to me, official that is necessary for the rest of the world. and f

and we're increasingly seeing that these countries, the turning towards israel for relation such as u, a. e, for example, that has opened up to israel for business. and you also have uh natural gas in the gaza area. for example, the, you know, there is in trust from other countries to see what they can do with that. so you're seeing these changes and we've seen it destiny in the last 50 years since october 6 . well for example, i'm not just kind of in bold and is route if you like. and meanwhile palestinian see all feelings that they have been for godson just i there of a 2 state solution. many all questioning whether that could ever happen, whether it will ever materialize despite on the south bay. lead is palestinian leaders or is really need is all of you know, the, the us administration saying that they are trying to push for a 2 state solution. so we been, benjamin netanyahu said that he will appear, and he said that he will convene to meet with senior officials of the security ministers in the next few hours. what normally happens in situation? would we expect to hear from him? a will

that's u a e by saying cut tar, and saudi arabia the biggest prize in the region was about to do the same. now that clearly is not in your rounds interest, and many feel that come us may have been looking to try to stop that. and then to provoke the kind of palestinian suffering that indeed would this credit is real so greatly that they would no longer be a partner for saudi arabia going forward. i've been reading also that how mazda apparently felt that it had been completely overlooked in any talks of, with, in the, in these abraham accords that you were talking about. and the relations between saudi arabia and how most are or not, or not exactly what from us would, would perhaps like them to be. anyway, i stay with this melinda. we're going to, we're still waiting for that press conference to get underway in tell a be with the german foreign minister. but 1st we're going to look at some other news. let's try to get queued up here. so let's do the militants in that we've been talking about them. they will, they continue to fight rock fire rockets entered gaza into israel from gaza