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and it's not only his position on you frame that e u e. u leaders are worried about is it? no, it's not. i mean, it's a really interesting one. that deadline of the 20th of january, when he's in olga rated, is really important, especially in ukraine because of the issue that he says he wants to bring about the end of the war within 24 hours of taking office specialist donald trump has said, and there's a suggestion that european peacekeeping forces, that's what the united states seems to be. thinking of the european peacekeepers would go into ukraine to sort of retain some kind of peace keeping force. not european leaders, the 20 to 26 of them out to the emmanuel. my from the french president isn't here, but the others a unlikely to really want to talk too much about what that will look like. if they mentioned that there's an idea that it could be seen as pushing the ukrainians to the table to have tools. so that's a really, really big issue for the europeans. a trying to get on the same page, trying to understand what they going to do when from comes into office and not on

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u. k. u. s e u, i'm genocide here in this region will be back on monday when it's when he's ready for the socialist u. s. presidential candidates who oppose the genocide, but failed to beat drum, to the white house until then keep in touch with the social media. if it's on sense and we will country and head to a general going on the run tv hon, they'll come to watch new and old episodes of going underground. so you monday the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. if the case of the med, most of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon, this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing press for so the funder lion likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to me on that. we have very close propaganda. you know a price here in new york, i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. the more

and relatively few younger ones are coming in, which is why we are dependent on doctors from e u, a non e u countries. i'm movies. oh that's hospital supervisor says he has become an essential member of her team. she says is experienced back in war torn syria sets him apart. but if he returned, she would lose a valuable colleague and a friend. i don't think our house system could so wife is all those colleagues from other countries would go back home even now with all this or in doctors here in our hospitals. we were looking for colleagues as das was overjoyed when you heard about the end of besides regime. but he says it's too early to tell whether he'll go back. i can tell you i or i can assure you others that mean like many other of syrian people in germany, not only doctors, but syrians and general blog to go back to a home which is stable, where we can live like in peace and dignity. so if our home could provide that in the next few years, i think a lot of people with consider going back to day as off has german citizenship and says it's place right now is in germany doing the job he l

u. s. u, k, and e u. a decade ago, much has changed since then as they have in syria in a few days. so how have outside power has been reacting to the events in the country? what they do next, and how could that affect serious people and the region? we'll discuss all of this with a pedal of guests in a moment. but 1st, this report from laura con scenes reminiscent of a flight of serious civil or glitzy mostly frozen since 2020 people being carried from sloops hits by raising the strikes on it live in northern syria. this province is controlled by hyatt, definitely as sharon or h t. s. a group once associated with, i'll call you to spell i do uprooted for i took you in russia in 2020 completes the 3 most speak to eclipse. that's until 8. she has places that a lightning offensive on the lecture last week, reveling in the victory of to ration poll, says sold is. now it's a bass will to control the duels with h t. s. leading slowly, susan, seizing a strategic road in star, keep it lip looking, ration troops from entry level and of to a cold boy push towards him a more than a 100 kilomet

which is why we are dependent on doctors from e u and non e u countries. i'm movies. oh that's hospital supervisor says he has become an essential member of for team. she says is experienced back in war torn syria sets him apart. but if he returned, she would lose a valuable colleague and a friend. i don't think our house system could so wife is all those colleagues from other countries would go back home even now with all this or in doctors here in our hospitals. we were looking for colleagues as das was overjoyed when you heard about the end of besides regime. but he says it's too early to tell whether he will go back. i can tell you i or i can assure you others that you know, like many other of sir young people in germany, not only doctors, but syrians in general, a blog to go back to a home which is stable, where we can live like in p as in victor. so if our home could provide that in the next few years, i think a lot of people would consider going back today as off has german citizenship and says it's place right now is in germany doing the job he loves. but he is

u. s. e u and many other countries insist the lifting the sanctions will depend on whether he keeps his promises to full and inclusive government. which respects the rights of women and minorities. as about, about the 0, damascus. the it was military is besieged the northern gaza strip for more than 70 days on friday . and it's very striking talking to the home and giovanni, a 10 palestinians were killed including 7 children. and in the center of this trip, at least 8 palestinians were killed in the attack on a residential building of the elmo, sir. right? refugee camp. a father and his children are among with that. that's where the forces have killed at least 25 people across the strips and student on friday the, the, when we received the rescue called, we drove towards jeff a street and then you say your account and apartments was targeted in the jeff, a building and the center of new se, right market. there were more than 25 injured taken to hospital. most of the dead were children and body

u. s. e u, as many other countries insist the lifting the sanctions will depend on whether he keeps his promises to full an inclusive government which respects the rights of women and minorities actually about about outages, 0, damascus. the fate of tens of thousands of prisoners and missing people remains one of the most harrowing aspects of the story and conflict between 20112020. for 13 years, more than half a 1000000 people were killed in the war. the syrian network for human rights believes another 150000 are missing. in comparison, roughly 40000 people disappeared during the war in bosnia herzegovina. international commission on missing persons in the hague says there may be as many as 66 mass graves in syria and more of being discovered houses. there was a sound of inch of a reports from to them in the neighborhood and damascus, and a warning. his report contains disturbing details and images even in broad daylight. this is a dark potters, of the former regime, laid bed in the streets an

u. s. e u, as many other countries insist the lifting the sanctions will depend on whether he keeps his promises to full an inclusive government which respects the rights of women and minorities. actually not about all to 0, damascus. the goal is to know where the noise of the strip is being under is ready. minifee siege, emboldened 70 days earlier, at least 10 published in subbing code. and the strike the talk that the home in jamalia 7 of those killed in the attack of children. and in the sense the 8 palestinians have been killed and another is ready to attack on the residential building at all. no sir, wrapped refugee camp father and his children are among the dead, is ready for us as of killed at least 25 people across the strips in store on friday. how do you want me to task more from darrell ballot and central gaza on the side? the legs about this. these fire talks in cairo, the situations across the gods to remain very difficult and continues to evolve in a much more challenging and difficult scenario. as these really military continues to write in the northern part of the script continue at military seas of the entire northern part of the golf game, including areas like your body of refuge, account your value of town via and based on where more people have been killed. throughout the day as a result of the ongoing here strikes for people were killed inside a residential home in the city of a tunnel. and that's the, the parents and 2 of their daughters. it's free. we're 3 that from on the rumbles from the vicinity of canada, one possibly just showed you how difficult the situation in terms of safety and security of the vicinity of the house is that as the tax continued to happen, we're talking about a distance that is very short, but nobody was able, in the past week to rescue any of the people who were killed in the bomb home at the vicinity of canada, 100. there's really a military carried out a deadly attack on the residential to flight. you're in under the account. this is the market street of the heart of the camp where if people were killed including 2 children who were transferred to the hospital, the 5 of the casualties were transferred right away to a lot of the hospitals here and the 3 we're allowed to husband the given the over crowded the space at this small host facility and then the rest of the weekend that's allowed the joy to both health facilities. everyone was evacuated here to i left the hospital and they are now at the more of a lot of hospitals. these situations continue to repeat itself across the guster with known that up and sight, then a no respite in the tax. despite all what we hear about a potential a ceasefire that might happen any time soon. honey. my more do buff from gaza strip palestine who situation that goes is being made most west by cold conditions. thousands of people are living without shelter, food or war. so they bring them out. clearly has the support from northern doesn't these what you the occupation forces have for as many civilians out of their homes, especially from the areas of bit lot he has a very few g camp and then she will use this place. or most betty and they found no place to take shelter and then they went to the us, them, you know, the positive was one apartment please full of chosen laughter and wilcher then were coming in and having a great time, they ended up being displaced. but unfortunately, even the government, the park has been full and overcrowded with tense and the, the display civil gains have taken refuge. and as you can see, civilians have still the same industry as you can see on the debris or bombed out buildings. as you can see, this is a street which was once a vibrant street in a remote and never heard a northern central go strip. as you can see, the tents are full and the police are overcrowded. with many tents and the civilians are facing unimaginable sufferings due to the the own going rain and, and the winter has come. so the rain and the cold weather is making the situation more of a gas feel free for the children for the me. and we have it civilians were displaced in the street. you're not old by the time enough enough to somebody from the data and i left bottom and i kept that up. nothing will together with around 10000 people, tablets, i'm school in the north. these really forces all supposed to leave, so we left it from one place to another until we came here with those who arrived earlier. have that task. not until now. we have been living out in the opening. oh my god, help us. oh, yeah. and about lots of people just in the street suffering to see him, but the suffering from the heavy rain made it very cold weather. can you imagine that most of the tents here host around the 100 people that we're going to, but we hope that different policies will reach interest? how kind of we hope the williams starts about before we meet? so we'll again say there's no an immediate cease fire tragedy is going to explode in the millions of tragedies, especially in this cold and freezing weather. gaza is witnessing blaming somebody just euro northern gospel. hy, this time to there's already military says it's failed to intercept to miss lloyd from yemen. the to be signed exploded name a public parking tel aviv medical services say at least 14 people have been lighting the engine. the reason for painting the launch rugged towards israel, so some of the guns will begin and what it says is solidarity. reposting is in guns . the jeremy at least 2 people, including a young child, have died off or drive a plowed into crowns of the christmas market. dozens of others, the image of some in a critical condition that happens in the city. if not, the bus driver was arrested on the scene and an extensive police operation is underway. who am i? that is located about a 160 kilometers west of the capitol. late in the cities christmas market attracts thousands of holiday shoppe, was every year security camera. so the same company at the moment, the call rammed into the crowd, place for quotes the market shortly after 7 pm, local time. the take a look at this, this is the moment, the suspect was surrounded by police. jim, the state premier says he's being identified as a 50 year old doctor, originally from saudi arabia. first came to germany back in 2006 and was previously unknown to have security services that the old japanese child slough shoals issued a statement on the situation and the post on x. he said the report, some of the bugs suggest something terrible as happened. my thoughts are with the victims and their families. we stand by the side and by the side of the people of mike the but my things go to the dedicated rescue workers and these anxious hours. dominic cane is invited by with more details. this is as bad as close as we can get to the scene of the crime. the police will allow us to get this is where the vehicle was driven into these crowded christmas markets, causing the college vats. it did attention focusing in 2 areas. firstly, the victims of these incidents, those who are in hospital looking at the treatment that they can be provided, the expressions of, sorry, grief, solidarity, they've been pouring in from the federal child. so the old off shots who talked about the alarming scene say he will be here on late on saturday morning, as well as colleagues, the interior minister, nancy phase, but also expressions of sympathy of solidarity with the victims and condemnation of this incident from the society foreign ministry, why? because the suspect is a 50 year old saturday doctor who's been in germany since 2006, working here as a doctor, specializing in psychotherapy and psychiatry. this christmas small kids was thrown in with people. and now it's closed down. i have walked inside pos, as the compound to all the souls are empty, the market closed. it would have been full of people instead. now, the investigators are trying to piece together what happened to build a profile of this incident to help them with their inquiry. don't when it came, al jazeera mike to book the file book song is a research associates specializing in european internal security. the german is chief international affairs and security. he says, certain security precautions should have been taken it's unfortunately um, symbolic day because it's all only the last friday before then we do the final christmas evening, but of credit last weekend before christmas. but it's 8 years since the last, very, very senior terrorist attack in germany is an attack on the christmas market. implant itself in 2016, which kills about 16 people and was conducted with laurie also just driving into the mazda of people. and this was very shocking, so unfortunately this is the side of our 3 and i'm sure the perpetrator, it shows the space for that purpose to you know, bring up this memory that has been a lot of physical installations being put around these markets of different kinds of metal constructions, but also some simple uh, concrete blocks. um, so really all the christmas markets i espied to, um, basically try to show that it was fully cordoned off from regular traffic. and so that no card could enter. um, as i said, i'm not sure how this could happen in the case of marked work now. otherwise yes. now, you know the precautions about banding knives after the last to attack the summer and generally more police presence more surveillance cameras. but obviously if somebody is determined to do this, then those police patrols or additional cameras won't stop the person. so once again, i'm, i'm, i'm not rushing to blame the authorities, but in this case it is striking that this kind of attack was possible. because as far as i know, all these traffics avenues to those markets should have been blocked off are still ahead allowed to 0. and that's how the and course is acquitted. deputy prime minister mateo solve the need of a legally detaining, migrate, and sort of rescues the who is looking a little winfrey across good parts of the middle east now by the plants rattling saudi arabia, questioning wind coming back and behind struggling here with the to get to around 20 to 23 degrees over the next couple of days. the flowery a wintry showers the into iran mall. so is the push level up across stucky. i pushing towards the cool cuz he's over the next couple of days. i fell, but i went back into that eastern side of the mediterranean, driving further east was on a very keen wind, pretty, pretty unpleasant. some nasty weather coming in across southern pots of deck, yet in suicide. pressing some nasty by the 2 into western syria through lebanon, pushing down all the way into a gauze more shell was not quite as wet, but the shot was still there was a go on through sunday, driven in on the pretty keen wind, which is lashing the far north of africa, so we are going to see some what the weather coming through here and some very windy weather and noticed some wet weather flat to for tide, just coming in across the good parts of rock. i wish i was just coming into northern libya for sunday. plenty of showers, meanwhile, across the central africa coast, through the tropics of what the weather will be down across angola, pushing down to was moving the media into botswana and the eastern side or south africa. the deluxe craddick nations justify this kind of behaviors. colorado, the average has collateral damage. that's why we all team is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the us since corporate, he's real affecting pittsville. the standing from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east of the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the, the, the hello good you without. is there a, is there a mind about the top stories this out? the us as taking the step towards that just advising new city and ministration? by meeting its need to admit, i was shot on top, middle east to prevent bob relief flooded delegation to damascus. she knows us is lifting of $10000000.00 bounty. outside of police, 2 people have died and thousands of of these are injured off with car driving to a crowd of christmas markets in the gym and city of mug to book. the suspect is being identified as a 50 year old doctor, originally from saudi arabia. first came to gym to says the goals are at least 25 other students have been killed across the strips in store on friday. at least 10 of us teams have been killed in this try and can to bought it in the middle. and in the center, a ton of students have been killed in another way to attack the, talking to the elders, sorry, rocks refuge account. so meta has won a landmark ruling and the case between is messaging platform. once i and the maker of spice software, a judge and california rules that israel based as so group, exploited a bug in the system to carry out an authorized surveillance. the company and students peg a spyware and hacked into around $1400.00 accounts, including journalists and human rights activists. whatsapp says this is a win for privacy. now a funding bill with the power to event to shut down off the us government is before the senate. the us house of representatives approve the high stakes bill just hours before midnight deadline for the deposit. we've seen millions of government workers go without. hey, george carroll, unless the house of law has won this from capital panel. thank you miss to the chair tonight was more negotiations between democrats and republicans, and also within the j o. p. inside the capital held the republicans between themselves. they were unable to reach an agreement on thursday. uh and then uh, they tried uh today on friday with a lot of voices demanding uh no rise under the ceiling. bye. eventually, the democrats voted uh for uh, had more votes to vote for this spending bell then, the republicans who presented this bill eventually the shut down the government shut down, has been avoided. and that's the good news for the americans. but there are new political elements in this story, and the most important part is long mosque who is supposed to be an advisor for president elect donald trump, who recommended some recommendations in the spending bill, including raising the debt ceiling as that where the problem held the this bill yesterday and today apparently the republicans decided to take that out of this bill and then eventually voting on that. and democrats said yes and the past in the upcoming days. also this discussion will continue on the impact and the influence of alumnis getting these decisions. and donald trump definitely has to say something. well, the most recent government shut down happened back in 2019 and last had longer than a month. i think i'll have explains exactly what shut downs means to be american economy and millions of workers. a it's a recurring, uniquely american issue. in theory, the legislature should pass budgets, but the us congress rarely does. instead, they mostly fund the government for months or years at a time, effectively lurching from crisis to crisis. this time the money runs out the minute saturday starts. it's not uncommon since 1977. there have been 20 government shut down ranging from one day to 34. analysts say it's a sign of the polarization in congress and the country were publicans are really interested in things like tax cuts. donald trump has started talking about doing things like entitlement reform, and democrats are much more interested in different kinds of social welfare spending and doing things like fixing college and that loans for students and helping people out with housing and so forth. so the parties are really far apart. policy wise, it's happening this time because incoming president, donald trump stepped into killed the bi partisan deal that had been reached. if a deal is not reached, it will severely impact the more than $2000000.00 federal workers around 40 percent are considered essential. that means they still have to show up to work, but no one gets paid until the deal is reached. millions of federal contractors will simply not be paid at all. last time the government shut down during the holiday. air travel was severely impacted because although they are considered a central many security workers at airports called in sick, that's a growing concern. approaching a busy holiday travel season, and travelers are reacting depending on who they voted for. they've worked out a deal as the president comes in the president to be, that's the problem. and he wants to change the, the consistently, the one thing that trump is that is this the great job by taking care of business and then getting everything set up. we're getting ready to go in previous shut down to the national park to meet dm's, closed food inspection stopped, and people dependent on government vouchers to buy food can not apply or renew their benefits. and as people begin to file their yearly taxes, the internal revenue service will not be able to help money for the elderly and disabled will still be sent and the mail will still be delivered. but for millions of workers and travelers, the impact will be immediate. and a true hardship pedagogy, elda 0 washington starting of the states and us president elect donald trump, is threatening to impose tyrus. so the u. a. p and union is says the block needs to count its trade deficit with the united states by buying more of its orland gas. the you shop the increased energy procurement from the us since 20. 22 is a phases out in ports. russia back and government data shows, europe is already buying most of america's oil and gas bought without additional sales. washington, we'd need to increase output or re route supplies from asia. joe hall has more or less and brussels of the major european markets of remains in the read through friday, ending one of the worst weeks in month success evaded the coast by those comments by president elect donald trump on his trip. social media platform threatening trade tire if some european goods, it's the he you doesn't degree to buy more us oil and gas to close what trump described as a tremendous trade deficit. in other words, the us buys more, you produce and goods the need you does from the us, which was the case in 2023. what this is done, these crystallize fee

u. s. e u and many other countries insist the lifting the sanctions will depend on whether he keeps his promises to full and inclusive government. which respects the rights of women and minorities. actually about about the 0, damascus, taxis, president, wretched type of the one has reiterate to attack his determination to eliminate us box cutters, lead fighters in northern syria. now let's take a look at the latest picture of the military situation in the country. the green area that you see that shows territory controlled by the new government as a northeast is controlled by the syrian democratic forces coalition. led by cottage like to is the us supports this group on has the troops that and the newest tuck it and it's allied flight is control the red areas tuck it says it wants to keep cottage fighters away from his buddha. out in the south. his riley ground forces are expanding, they will keep patient of the golan heights. they seized what was a demilitarized bosses though, i'm going beyond

u. s. e u and many other countries insist the lifting the sanctions will depend on whether he keeps his promises to full and inclusive government. which respects the rights of women and minorities. especially about about the 0, damascus. the israel's military held the northern gaza strip under siege for more than 70 days and is really a strike as hit the home in jamalia 10 palestinians were killed including 7 children there. and in the center of the strip, at least 8 palestinians were killed in an attack on a residential building and down the se, around the refugee camp. a father and his children are among the dead, is really forces have killed at least 25 people across guns since dawn on friday, the, when we received a rescue called, we drove towards jeff a street and then you say your account apartments was targeted in the jeff, a building and the center of new se, right market. there were more than 25 injured taken to hospital. most of the dead were children and body remains. honey mount mode is endowed by the in central guy, the honey, bring us up to speed on what's on your radar and what you're covering today in the gaza strip the the right, well, let's begin with the latest the problem i saw the refugee camp. this is in the northern west and part of gauze and city where it google people gather at a bonus, charging and internet distribution points. and according to an eye witness will describe this, the only points in the shot or if you kept were beautiful. men, if, if you were trapped in the know them what's in part of dogs has to be use it to charge their phone and to connect to the internet. so they are in touch with their family members who are in, displaced in here in the central and southern part of this for the 3 people were killed in a drawing missile that talk. this is not the 1st time we're seeing deliberate attacks on these point. deep connectivity points, one and charging points by these very military. this is in a saw the revenue you can below, and this is, it might be, or this has to be the 3rd one. the 3rd attack of this kind of other attack of this type happen in other parts of the city here in, in central area and the southern part of the trim at the initial weeks of this unify, those war. and this is the highlights. that's how palestinians across the gust of are deprived from the most basic uh, services available across the gas to be including to be connected to the internet or the ability to charge their phone. there is the bill increased the crisis after this video monetary bomb the power station here in the central part of the gust of just cutting off electricity from major parts of the entire dr. leaving it's a solar panel on power generators that are the lion 100 percent on the fuel that's been allowed in the, across our mobile settings crossing which hasn't been allowed to ins or for the past the 3 months or so, leaving major parts of the area in complete darkness, this included or this is added to the ongoing give you our delay is in northern part of the script, pushing more people into further internal displacement and what we've hearing from people who are pushed into this and force displacement is the fact that the displacement is very costly a different time. it has a new cost added including the, virtually lacking the access to anything basic that could help people survive these conditions, excess ability to food that could have been available. in some part, the northern part of the ship is not available now as people when they are displayed, they're leaving behind every thing that be used to help them survive these conditions end up in a new areas. and in the, in search for access to proper access to fluids, to water, to medical supplies. the overnight of talks of air is starting at early hours of last 9. it killed 8 people here in a residential. this not in the most out. you can move more people in jamalia refuge account as well when they really attacked target. it's a residential. all right, honey. mount hood reporting from the inside the gaza strip. thank you very much, honey. the situation in guys is being made worse by bitterly cold weather, thousands of palestinians who have been forced from their homes and now living in the open without proper shelter. ever email, holly has this report from northern gaza. of these, what your occupation forces have for as many civilians out of their homes, especially from the areas of bid. la, he is a very camp and bid, i know she will use this place or what was getting in, but they found no place to take shelter and then they went to the dogs. i'm yes it is. the positive was one of the please full of the chosen laughter and wilcher then were coming in and having a great time, they ended up being displaced. but unfortunately, even the government is 50 parts, has been full and overcrowded with tense and the, the display civilians have taken refuge. and as you can see, the volumes have stood up since industry, as you can see on the debris or bomb out buildings. as you can see, this is a, a street which was once a vibrant street and a remote and never heard a northern central guy. this trip, as you can see, the tents are full and the police are overcrowded. with many tents and the civilians are facing unimaginable suffering due to the the own going rain and, and the winter has come. so the rain and the cold weather is making the situation work adjusted or fixed for the children for the and we have it civilians were displaced in the street here. not a light in the meantime. i'm not pulling up the somebody from the dentist with them . i don't know ottoman, i shut that off, nothing with together with around 10000 people, tablets. i'm school in the know these really forces office to leave. so we left it from one place to another until we came here with those who arrived earlier. have that task. not until now. we have been living out in the opening. oh my god, help us. oh yeah. i know about lots of people just staying the streets suffering to see them, but the suffering from the heavy rain made it very cold weather. can you imagine that most of the tents here, hosts around the 100 people that are within we hope the different policies are we're researchers. how can we help the william starts about before we meet? so we'll again say there's no an immediate cease fire tragedy is going to explode in the millions of, of tragedies, especially in this cold and freezing weather the gaza is witnessing blaming somebody just your northern gauze all his time. a miss aisle aside from the m and has landed near in public park in tel aviv the these really neutral uses, a tried but failed to interest, set them aside. medical sources say at least 14 people sustain minor injuries. and who these have repeatedly launched missiles towards israel since the war and gaza began in what they say is solid. arity with palestinians and gaza is get more on this financial 0 is i'm just so who's in amman, honda? you were there because these really government has banned notions. you're from operating in israel and in the occupied westbank. what are you learning about dismissed, the more than a dozen people injured after a failed interception, when a ballistic missile was launched from young men, we have to note that this was the 3rd incident of it's kind of just this week. these really army says they're now investigating why it was not intercepted, why it failed. and why, for some time, any sort of projectile that has been launched by the who see the who these has largely been evaded by is really security systems in the air. so benjamin netanyahu just 2 days ago, while speaking, after israel had struck the food, these indian men in the capital sign off. so that israel will continue to do just that whenever they are faced with some sort of attack by the food these. but they say they're going to continue those attacks. so since the beginning of the war, you're looking at at least $200.00 missiles that have been launched more than a $170.00 drones. and remember over the summer, back in july, there was a drone that actually evaded all air defense is no sirens sounded, and it was able to detonate in the middle of tel aviv and kill one person. this time when the sirens rang, it was just one minute from the time to side and rang to the moment of impact. so these really authorities are looking into why this was such a significant failure. honda, so reporting from amman, jordan, thank you very much. i'm. it's still a head on alpha 0, the 60 boat threshold having been achieved, the bill is past the us avoids another government shut down after the senate approves a funding bill for the next 3 months. the i'm counting, the cost of global trade is transforming the wide power to move for the goods across the board. as b, we shaped in the future to terrace likes on to the 2nd. the trump administration, spunk, and international trade war and put technology play a role in restructuring supply chains. counting the cost on that will just be around. the real po, tail is the hotels that i've ever stated and the biggest box you have ever seen. how does sprout taken out dishwasher? we loved it when it was built. even when it was been a major toners of the conflict in northern ireland in the late 20th century bill fast, you're open for hotels on orders here. examining the impact of today's headlines. no foreign power liberated the syrians, and this is, syrians has to determine how the future looks like setting of gender for tomorrow's discussions is young people from across the world can collaborate. why can't our world leaders international filmmakers and will cross journalists bring programs to enforce and inspire too many to justin pratt and much is this should be on the agenda. financials, era. the . the you watching else a 0 reminder of our headlines this our, the us is taking a step towards legitimizing the new syria and administer ration by meeting its leader. a middle show. it has scrapped a $10000000.00 bounty for his arrest and says it will consider listing sanctions. but it also says the new leadership will have to be responsive and demonstrate progress. first. 25 palestinians have been killed and is really attacks and gaza since friday. 7 children were among the dead and an attack on chalet which has been under his really military siege for over 2 months. the as the fates of tens of thousands of prisoners and missing people, remains one of the most harrowing aspects of the syrian conflict between 20112020. for more than half a 1000000 people were killed in the war. the syrian network fick human rights believes another 150000 are missing. in comparison, roughly 40000 people disappeared during the war in bosnia herzegovina. international commission on missing persons in the hague says that there may be as many as 66 mass grave sites in syria. and more of being discovered alpha 0 is a some, a bunch of aid reports from todd them on a neighborhood in damascus. a warning, his report does contain disturbing details and images even in broad daylight. this is a dock potters, of the former regime laid bed in the streets and shows of what used to be homes. this is the domino a neighborhood which people here see, wasn't execution site. a square kilometer kills a little see from mazda of 5 shot. i have, they tell us about domestic it. on the street. in 2013, the dozens were executed. people know for sure, because the perpetrators feel themselves doing it the, the footage was the years later. no can say the execution is very from sides. military intelligence is about a minute. the national defense forces item on the soldiers picked up the street and threw blindfold behind government into a trench and shot them one after the other. young and hold brought to the trench, been killed when regime soldiers smoked loft. we've gone through the full video because it's too gruesome. beyond that french people keep finding bones. the entire neighborhood feels like an open graveyard. that looks like somebody's pelvis. a job on these appear to be human domains collected by children and local residents here. when they find them, they collect them in one spot, and then they go and bury them with this is have been coming forward describing to us the orders of things which happened into them. and they say it was just one massacre. it'd be massacres in every street at every block, every, every minute that i was borne by the sides, but in power. he says the shadow, the sides scaled his son. after many attempts, we received him and buried. i saw it. you can imagine how many people were killed like my son, if they detain anyone here. he or she will not come out alive. this block was surrounded by concrete, an hour in barriers. his other son was also arrested, but after his release he fits syria and now lives in jim had i've nissan just to do much of to let the heart hasn't seen him more than a decade. huh. that it was internally. one must have that would. doesn't, there were bodies in every block. they killed many people of those coming, those torches displaced and killed us and tell them on how much this 14 years old. and he's memorize the names of the former machines, executioners. why are you not in school? this is no such because most of our school is closed, so i stop learning. i'll stay here and they can make money. i also throw away the bones, so the docs on come and it goes to a sod, syria, potentially the most graves are playgrounds, as well as the torture and executions. there are numerous higher stories from the dumber, and this is just one neighborhood. the mass graves are open and the evidence hasn't been preserved. it will take years if not decades for savings through here. and for justice to be fair. so i'm a driver does, is 0 the dumb, damascus. in germany, at least 2 people, including a young child living killed after a car plowed into crowds at a christmas market. at least 60 people were injured, some of them critically. it happened in the city of mac. the bird, a suspect, was arrested on the scene, and an extensive police operation is underway. magda berg is about a 160 kilometers west of the capital berlin. the cities christmas market the trance . thousands of holiday shoppers, every year. security cameras at the scene captured this the moment the car rams into the crowd, police were called to the market shortly after 7 pm local time. the police surrounded the suspect. as you see here, authorities identified him as a 50 year old doctor, originally from saudi arabia. who 1st came to germany in 2006 and had previously been unknown to security services. dominic can, is that the same? this is where the car into the christmas market area, this particular area, these sort of trim tribes cause and also loud in here. so the siri police working towards is that the car drove deliberately into this area, which only trims can use, and then made its way through this gap here, where the christmas markets, thoughts drove in to the markets and then went round the square, which is behind me an open sight behind me that the man 50 earls saturday arabian dumped uh he'd been in this country since 2006, working as a psycho therapist, or psychiatrist practicing doctor in this country. the saudi, or far as seems, have condemned what he does or what he has suspected to have done and say no, or at least there is reporting that they won't juvenile forties about him prior to the attack, we don't know when we don't know exactly what they said, interesting, they, the police raided the mans property where he had been living in down block, which is a town about 50 kilometers away from here. in the course of the last 3 or 4 hours, they were suspecting perhaps that might be something that some other evidence of criminality. there explosives, something like that. they used to drone. they used a rowboat that didn't find anything particularly dangerous and then declared the areas safe as it was. he is clearly now in custody, and the fact that they have him in custody means that they will be able to work out his profile to analyze the things that he had been doing. saying that he's being reported by many different trim and use media that he had been posting on social media, all sorts of things, but things which didn't points in a particular direction, that he was in any way known to the pharmacies for tendencies, which here in germany are referred to as this one, that there is no evidence of that, or at least not so far in the us as narrowly avoided or government shut down with congress passing a funding bill at the 11th hour. the bill is past, the bill extends us government funding until march and includes disaster relief, failure to pass. it would have seen millions of government workers sent home without pay and follows a week of failed attempts. president elect donald trump had wanted an increase in the debt ceiling to be included in the bill, but the provision was removed in order for it to pass on a so summer has more on this from capitol hill. tonight was more negotiations between democrats and republicans and also within the j o. p. inside the capital held the republicans between themselves. they were unable to reach an agreement on thursday. and then they tried today on friday with a lot of voices demanding no rise under the ceiling. bye. eventually, the democrats voted uh for uh, had more votes to vote for this spending bill then the republicans who presented this bill eventually the shut down the government shut down, has been avoided. and that's the good news for the americans. but there are new political elements in this story, and the most important part is long mosque who is supposed to be an advisor for president elect donald trump, who recommended some recommendations in the spending bill, including raising the debt ceiling. and that's where the problem held. the this bill yesterday and today apparently the republicans decided to take that out of this bill and then eventually voting on that. and democrats said yes and they passed in the upcoming days. also this discussion will continue on the impact and the influence of alumnis getting these decisions. and then on trump definitely has to say something as several fires have been reported after a ukrainian drone attack. deep inside russia, 3 districts were a hit in the city of cuz on the capital of the semi autonomy, that's our stand region. the residents were evacuated, their russian defense officials say they intercepted and shot down several drones. that's it for me 0 then. yeah, it is more information on our website as always, and then use continues here analysis era. after counting the cost of the hello fault today mocks the winter solstice of coal. so we have got some proper winfrey weather around sunny, say some nasty weather into the southeast of europe. we have this named storm that brought some vonem wins in across a if lea easing across, the bulk is heading towards grace and that will slide his way across the key in the coming hours and back up towards the northwest. caught you practice of us here. we are looking gale force winds, civic ells in places, some nasty weather rolling in across island, west the side of the u. k as well. so pretty poor guy here on sash day, a nice the weekend ahead of christmas. of course, i lot of people out traveling, wet weather will slide his way down across the front. so low countries into a good positive northern germany. 3 demo. it is some significant snow full to making its way across said no why something pass in particular. so my raw the winds you why the to say just a round bulk area of a side of the black sea into ducky. and there's that weather about when the weather piling into that east. the side of the mediterranean clearing through as we go on through sunday, surprises guys quite to weather coming back in behind. heavy snow for meanwhile, coming back in across the outs could see some significant snow here and still cool west and wendy to the northwest. the, the latest news that are to 100 pounds and missing people and families here are seeing that they have not received any single news with detailed coverage. this is the center of the i'm office set of rac

u. s. e u and many other countries insist the lifting the sanctions will depend on whether he keeps his promises to full inclusive government, which respects the rights of women and minorities. asked about about the 0, damascus for james jeffreys, informing us special envoy to sylvia. he explains whether the decision to remove the bountiful off, but i'll shut off the whole significance. that's a symbolic move. it means little we didn't actively pursue, i'll drop in july any at any point during the last 8 years. but the bigger question will be when and how we left the sanctions on a higher turn it off from the movement. and most importantly, under what conditions we list, we left the very important and very crushing sanctions that we have on uh siri as a whole, but depends on whether i, as your reporter just said this national conference next week really does move towards and inclusive of all of syria and we would include our, our creators show our partners, the sure and democratic forces or the

u. s. e u and many other countries insist the lifting the sanctions will depend on whether he keeps his promises to full an inclusive government which respects the rights of women and minorities actually about about outages, 0, damascus. the to goes now with the north of the strip is being under his way the ministry siege, emboldened 70 days. at least 10 pallets. things have been killed in the strike of talking to the home and jamalia 7 of those killed them. the attack with children and 8 posting is have been killed and another attacking the residential building and the cetera refugee compton central garza, a father and his children are among the dead, is where the forces of killed at least 25 people across the strips and stone on friday, honey, my mood has moved from darrow bhalla and central garza despite the leaves of. 1 the seeds fire talks in cairo, the situations across the gods to remain very difficult and continues to evolve in a much more challenging and difficult scenario. as these re

u. a. e u e has, is not just a signature to the abraham a quote, which again was trump sort of main um, foreign policy. um, you know, sort of gamut. it was a chief architects of the abraham because it in many ways it ones that kind of states that the tough law on states as a israel has with washington. and it says, managed to engineer a way in which it will effectively not be held to account. now other countries will also on the kinds of stages in the region. and obviously it's done very, very much, far behind. i don't think so down is anywhere near the top of any kind of international agenda for the united states, even as people wasn't within the administration, recognize what the effect of the over so will be at how much the state collapse is down will affect the region this the hell, the red sea region, the whole of, i forget. so we have this a symmetry of different products as agents within the administration, we don't have a clear trajectory of what they want to do and that's what we're not really going to see anything. i don't think trump will have anything more workable. i like, sorry, quickly there is some tool in these final months the, the final month of the by the ministration that they might designate the situation a genocide very quickly would that help. and i think it would say would certainly push the top the international agenda. the international criminal court still has a mandate and the the prosecutor is investigating. i think what do i think, however, chiefly, be a symbolic act, a gesture, really all dispatch assignments. the bikes and ministration has not succeeded in properly tackling this crisis. it wouldn't be a parting shot to say that something truly terrible. it's happening here that we have failed to, to, to redress a totally a reading the situation. but thank you so much for joining us to discuss things on today's inside story, i guess. well, dahlia abdul ammonium alex deval. and colleen can remember, we bring you the inside story here every day of the year, which is on television, on apple, and alex's or dot com. what should we discuss next time post your comments and suggestions on facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story, or x ar username is at ha, inside story. somebody joins phase in the production team here though. ha, please stay safe, bye bye. for now the a todd interviews could be interm, head full for us, which is pretty much an electoral terms. no, i didn't say that that would be for 40 years and facing realities. what does donald trump's re election mean? pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on stuff. and your wife is dealing with the climate crisis is a crisis of crisis times, but so it's not just one price is up via the story on talk to how does era the limits to have a dream contained to study in your own adventure. now, a counter and weighs over $27000.00 harrowing photographs as kimberly, until they can do that to us. the evidence in this case is frankly even stronger than that that we had against the nazis of nuremberg in the 1st of a 2 part series out to 0 photos, powerful cases of all crimes against civilians allegedly killed by the syrian government. with photographic evidence from the seas of files to the lost souls of syria on al jazeera hearing, the combination of violent war and the heavy rain creating a respite fee for more suffering for palestinians. oh, geo is teams across the world when you close to the house with the story again, and it's designed to inflame and defense the way that this story is being told, not right. and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post explosives, the post is behind the headlights pulled out just there. the . ready head of them are reclining though, how these the top stories on challenges around the world health organization is cooling for an immediate end to as rainy attacks on northern gauze of loc functioning. hospital patients inside the come out. one facility, a trapped with few adults, has to treat the we have being directly attacked. the i c u unit, along with the tennessee in nursing departments is coming out of the fall of the bombing is being conducted with the tank farm and called called the originally tag thing as, while we are present inside the hospital. and we had asked the will to intervene immediately and protect the health care system from this brutal attack. and they're all bothering.

u. a. e u e has, is not the signature to the abraham a quote, which again was trump sort of main um, foreign policy. um, you know, sort of gamut. it was a chief architects of the abraham because it in many ways it ones that kind of states that tough on states as a israel has with washington. and it says, managed to engineer a way in which it will effectively not be held to account. now other countries will also on the kinds of stages in the region, and obviously it's done very, very much far behind. i don't think saddam is anywhere near the top of any kind of international agenda for the united states, even as people wasn't within the administration, recognize what the effect of the over so will be how much the state collapse is that will affect the region. this the how the red c region, the whole of, i forget. so we have this a symmetry of different products as agents within the administration. we don't have a clear trajectory of what they want to do and that's what we're not really going to s

u. a. e u e has, is not just a signature to the abraham a quote, which again was trump sort of main um, foreign policy. um, you know, sort of gamut. it was a chief architects of the abraham because it in many ways it ones that kind of states that the tougher on states as a israel has with washington. and it says, managed to engineer a way in which it will effectively not be held to account. now, other countries will also one that kind of stays as in the region, and all this leads to that very, very, must fall behind. i don't think so. down is anywhere near the top of any kind of international agenda for the united states, even as people working within the administration recognize what the effect of the over still will be and how much of state collapse is down will affect the region this the hell, the red sea region, the whole of i forget, so we have this a symmetry of different products as agents within the administration. we don't have a clear trajectory of what they want to do and that's what we're not really going to see anything. i don't think trump will have anything more workable alex, very quickly. there is some tool in these final months the, the final months of the by the ministration that they might designate the situation a genocide very quickly would that help. and i think it would say would certainly push the top the international agenda. the international criminal court still has a mandate and the the prosecutor is investigating. i think what do i think, however, chiefly, be a symbolic act, a gesture, really all dispatch assignments. the bikes and ministration has not succeeded in properly tackling this crisis. it wouldn't be parting shot to say that something truly terrible. it's happening here that we have failed to, to, to redress a totally a reading the situation. but thank you so much for joining us to discuss things on today's inside story. i guess. well, dahlia abdul ammonium alex deval and kalita kat, remember we bring you the inside story here every day of the year, which is on television, on apple and alex's or dot com. what should we discuss next time post your comments and suggestions on facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. on the x r username is at h a inside story for me, james phased the production team here. they'll ha, please stay safe. bye bye. for now. the is there any sign it will be for the millions of palestinians in gaza for now stuck between an outgoing biden administration and an incoming trumpet industries. now that americans have decided to put forth back in the white house. what kind of country in the world expect the quizzical look of us politics. the bottom line, the latest news that are 400 pounds in this thing, people and families here are seeing that they have not received any single news with detailed coverage. this is the center of them off. this sort of braces i'll be taking face every single day since the fall of the form that i see from around the world. it is a high time for the international community to come together to try and rebuild this can feed, have already with the aspirations of the thing and people's the journey to what can be a challenge on it. but for some peruvian villages, traversing one of the world's most dangerous way is a risk that comes with a job. we follow the journey of these people as they get them to survive. risk in your own, elgin's era of the from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east. and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out the, [000:00:00;00] the so this is in these out on algae 0. i'm 40 back people live in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. germany's chancellor calls the attack on a christmas market that shows 5 people's terrible and tragic. former regime costs for surrender, the weapons to the new administration as reconciliation centers across syria. also this our, the u. n. 8 organization says there's rouses in northern guys that is leading the humanitarian response to the war. it's nothing but horror stories. we're not able to provide any facilities in a.

the e u has passed the e u a i act. can you talk to us a little bit about that? but also about how much trust is needed between countries to actually come together and try to work together on this. i mean, trust is in short supply these days. yeah, absolutely i, i think when it comes to a, i saves you, we all have this collective interest in ensuring there is further research and testing and evaluations and what we would call red, teeming. so trying to make the models to the worst thing possible that we can do a certain capability so that we can ensure that they're no longer able to do that if they're released to the public. so it's, i think it's a collective goal that many different countries should have. the you have state can this, you know, 1st move or approach with the i act and maybe that's a fantastic achievement. so i'm, i'm very glad that i was able to pass recently. and in the u. k, we also have this efforts through the air safety institute which conducts a lot of this research. and that's usually valuable because it's the type of research that companies

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of playground to palestine and initiative. bringing ran moments of joy to children, living on the e. u. u. s. u. k. um is riley occupation? susan, thank so much for coming on. i made that 1st task. what playground. so palestine is for our audience because a horribly the playground is now associated with mass graves and is really soldiers on by britain in the united states, playing and playgrounds and executing children. that i am sure thanks for having me, clarence for palestine uh, was conceived as an initiative to bring recreation and joy to children. we have, for the past year diverted all of our resources towards a school that we started in gaza because this is the 2nd year now that children have been out of school. so we are trying to, you know, just continue education as much as possible for as many children as we can. i mean, uh, i mean, if it's amazing to even talk about schools, obviously it looks to me, it's the famine and, and the flooding, and this wintering, guys. uh uh you, i understand uh where the oxford union, famous for hosting malcom x, because in a today will say like

u, a. e. after a year of u. k. u. s. u, i'm genocide and nature defeat in its proxy war on russia through ukraine. the global economic landscape is transformed. most of the world now looks optimistically to new bricks while due to as western european economies collapse and the us on the trump reported the 6 to retrench. but what about one? take the logical danger. the good ends not only the livelihoods of most on the planet, but life on the earth itself. jim regards his back to give us a warning, detailed in his new book, money g, p, a, and the threats to the global economy. he's the best selling economics, all of a former pentagon and us intelligence adviser and current editor of the financial newsletter strategic intelligence. he's going to be again from albany in new york. jim, thanks so much for coming back on. we seeing the horror of uh, hey, i own wolf areas, millions of threatened bites in this region by the u. k. u. s. u armed weapons. so what is money? g p t, in the title of your book, outlining a threat to perh

living on the e. u. u. s. u k. um is riley occupation. susan, thanks so much for coming on. i made it 1st task. what playground to palestine is for our audience because a horribly the playground is now associated with mass graves and is really soldiers on by britain in the united.

u. k. and e u, a decade ago, much has changed since then. there's they have in syria in a few days. so how have outside power has been reacting to the events in the country? what they do next, and how could that affect the serious people and the region? we'll discuss all of this with a pedal of guests in a moment, but 1st this report from lower con scenes, reminiscent of a flight of serious stuff was, was, let's see. mostly frozen since 2020 people being carried from fluids hits by raising the strike fold it live in northern syria. this provence is controlled by hyatt, the sheriff, or h t. s. a group once associated with, i'll call you to the storage, the approved good for i took you and russia in 2020 complaints the 3 mostly to eclipse. that's until h t a slice has led, enlightening offensive on the lecture last week, reveling in the victory of to ration poll says sold is now it's a bass will to control the newest with h t s leading. felicia isn't seizing a strategic road in star cube in it live looking ration troops from entry level. hold on with the end of to a cold boy, pushed t

but when raso strikes ukrainian military pockets, the e u, the u. s. a fast to voice, the condemnation of moscow is action. what are your think is the reason for this double standard approach here? well, it is what the department of defense in the united states calls perception management . they actually have it in the dictionary of terms and is what it is, is to paint russia as the aggressor, the bad guy, and ukraine as the innocent victims of a, you know, to dictate tauriel regime of russia. so this is all it is, this has been the story of wine for the united states for many, many years. when i worked there, i did propaganda, and this was our job was to show russia as the aggressor. and, you know, as president put in a sudden before, without an enemy, they have nobody to start wars with. they have nobody to keep their military industrial complex learning and their politicians money. now, yesterday ukraine attacked again severely and the areas of the coast region with us supplied a mess. all that killing several people. what kind of response do you ex

living on the e. u. u. s. u. k. um is riley occupation. susan, thank so much for coming on. i made it 1st task. what playground to palestine is for our audience because a horribly the word playground is now associated with mass graves and is riley soldiers on by britain in the united states, playing and playgrounds and executing children. that i am sure, thanks for having me, clarence for palestine. uh, was conceived as an initiative to bring recreation and joy to children. we have for the past year diverted all of our resources towards a school that we started in gaza because this is the 2nd year now that children have been out of school. so we are trying to, you know, just continue education as much as possible for as many children as we can. i mean, uh, i mean if it's amazing to even talk about schools, obviously it looks to me, it's the famine and, and the flooding uh this winter in garza, uh you, i understand uh where the oxford union payments for hosting malcom x that goes in it today. what say like, uh, being in the oaks with union in the country, britain which is act

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u. k, which was agreed on by the e. u doesn't go far enough of the 3rd issue is to hold technical and political negotiations with georgia within the framework of the georgia e u association agreement. as well as to suspend all institutional negotiations with georgia and government institutions and also to suspend financial support for these institutions. on the other hand, we need to send a strong message to georgia in the civil society that we will support them. and we need a financial package for this to show that we are serious with a you had to have the financial package says sign sales and delivered on monday morning. but that was not possible. and that's because several e u countries said no between not just hungry in slovenia, but also italy, spain, and romania. so you can see that perhaps the e u is not seeing from that same hayden sheet when it comes to this issue that you're on the ground before, during and after this election. what was your sense of how if people accepted are otherwise the result of the vote? well, those on the streets who protesting clearly didn't exec data on the movement. we sold the new president being voted for by the parliame

we are advancing this fair energy transition together with the e u in african partner countries. the africa, e u green energy initiative is central to this, which is why i am pleased to be able to announce here today that we will make 4000000000 euro available by 2030 for advice investments and the further leveraging of private commitment. switching to clean energy, if we do everything right, can provide africans with access to clean energy that is produced at home and is affordable. this requires investment and you can count on our support to come to this and it is my goal for the world to step up clement direction to avoid the words they fix it from a change. keep global problem is to provide the central supports and they'll pair for the can make adjusting dec result that the transition to renewable energy and environmental specialist, alta nika, and above the ballet, told us that african countries are currently unable to accommodate the energy agenda being imposed by the west, as the kids should be taking a lesson from what's happening currently in the transition implementation invitees . the

u. s. e u and many other countries insist the lifting the sanctions will depend on whether he keeps his promises to full an inclusive government which respects the rights of women and minorities. especially about about the 0, damascus. the israel's military held the northern gaza strip under siege for more than 70 days and is really or a strike has hit her home in jamalia 10 palestinians were killed including 7 children. and in the center of this trip, at least 8 palestinians were killed in the attack on the residential building and on the same route, the refugee camp father and his children are among the dead. is really forces of killed at least 25 people across gauze. since dawn on friday, the, when we received the rescue call, we drove towards the jaffa street, and then you say your account on apartments was targeted in the jeff, the building of the center of the secret market. there were more than 25 injured taken to hospital. most of the dead were children and body remains sunnyvale, who i

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