u. israel has told hundreds of thousands of palestinian civilians to relocate to so called safe zones. but the you and the says no way in gaza is safe survivors sift through the rubble of a destroyed home. struck by his randy, me, sobs in the early hours of the morning. the commander with her 2 people inside the house. 20 of them were children. that's true, we don't know what happened to us about the fire. here's all of it collapsed on top of us. none of us made that completely. okay. everyone is hard to that. let me look for the united nation. says almost 1900000 guys. and so flat their home since the war began. many wind up here in san eunice. now guys, the 2nd largest city is a possible grant. israel says it's operating against comma strongholds and besides and both sides report that the fighting is fierce, leaving civilians with nowhere to go. all my, the senior colleagues have been very clear, including the secretary journal saying there is no, there is no, there are no safe places in casa speaking to dw news, the israel defense forces explains why they fire on site zones. now if

so supporting this coalition of sunni muslim countries with israel was one way the u. s. has been trying to contain a around the influence and the region. remember, iran is officially a she, a country. and the us, the return government did already seem to like israel, improving relations with majority muslim countries in the region. the headed headings in the fact that the slow me says it that the holidays look up one big regional play a and sony majority country was missing. saudi arabia on israel, and saudi arabia didn't used to have official relations since the beginning of 2023 . the u. s. tried to broker a deal between israel and saudi arabia and they were supposed to be really close to historic agreement, something iran, so the rate of arch enemy would not us liked to put it mildly. and we all know what happened next. the october 2023 terrorist attack on israel by how much and how israel and then declared more on how much the deadly is rarely strikes on gaza sparked outrage in the arab world. and they have put on hold the relations between israel and its neighbors. a

it's also about influence in the region and about israel's number one ally, the u. s. lips on rabble of what's behind it and what the dispute is really about after israel declared independence in 1948 iran was actually among the 1st and most of the majority countries that recognize the new state. so what happened then? the rain and revolution in 1979 turn everything upside down when the western baksha regime was about to hold out. so mainly the leader of the islamic revolution, belief that it should be exported through out the middle east and the world. the. he saw israel as part of the so called west in the middle of the majority muslim world as a problem. and ever since the ring and regime definitely recognize is wrote as a state and leaders don't even mention it's name. this is one of 2 runs, the oldest squares in 2017. these clock was unveiled here, counting down to 2040 to the destruction of israel. because that is part of the propaganda of the religious regime in iran. square is often the scene of protest like beast transporting the anti semitic and to israel.

u. k. is the support for israel. it is the fact that the u. k. has such an enormous, most of them is law, make population. and you know, when the war kicked off and guides of research to and i, you flew over the israel to show solidarity this that and the other. but i just, i couldn't believe he did that. i was shocked, actually when you consider his constituents, you consider his of both based on the u. k, you can sort of, you know, list mostly in population that is almost entirely on the side of the palestinians. and yet here's the u. k. government. all most keeping the cold shoulder to an enormous muslim population in the u. k. why, why do you think the u. k. government has not pushed for a ceasefire in gaza to you know, i'll politicians and media have go use to being in control of the narrative. and being able to renew coke in a sense, but because it's never, but it's never really covered or explored or reflected back. so people we told what we say by the media, who are really reflecting on what the routing clos takes, what they think i'm, and

u. s. warrens israel to be more surgical and it's military operations. look at how god, that's the last run health authority documents. how many lines are being locked? also coming off more than a 100 people are dead after a powerful earthquake hits throughout the western china. thousands of homes have been damaged with restitution scrambling to register vibrant color now in this region. and a warning to america from north korea theater came joan brightness, more offensive action against the u. s. after the latest test, the most advanced list of the article for at least welcome to the program and u. s. has urged israel to make its military operations more surgical, as international concern grows over the number of civilian casualties there after speaking to is really leaders and telling me of defense secretary lloyd austin says the westwood continued to arm its allies. this point renewed global calls for a ceasefire. israel says it will gradually transition to a new phase of its war against a lot switched, carry down the october 7 to her attacks that spa

u. s. israel's biggest sponsor still support this? what is america doing about the media? freedom for journalists, there were drawing attention to these issues in our newspaper. we have seen that the dream of the west as a center of freedom, a place where journalists are more free, and the press worse freely, is merely a lie. but they radians are running across the country to commemorate the anniversary of must demonstrations. that was seen as a people to moment for the nation back in 2009. is that the correspondence is such a lovely with muffins around a dozens of sorts. raleigh's the way into one of the capital one and across the country to mark the names of today which marks the end of the 2009 post collection on the west, which swept in ation to mon. so for 2 years ago today, millions of people in the capital just wanted across the country, defaulting those values to, to demand an end to the andras, then to say that these were all public is there. is there a red line, of course a big chaos and the term world began after the presidential election and $2912.00 of the dis

u. s. israel's biggest sponsor still support this? what is america doing about the media freedom for journalists, there were drawing attention to these issues in our newspaper. we have seen that the dream of the west as a center of freedom, a place where journalists are more free, and the press worse freely, is merely a lie positive. meanwhile, hundreds of people have got it on the streets of tel aviv to urge the government to deliver the safe instead of the hostages, who was still being held by have must look into it unless nearly all consensus difficult from the scene of the people here behind me and also their relatives of that, plus the, just the desperate they calling on these rather government to do much more to really say that 129 is riley women and very children, man, that's 2 of the comps they receive of time. uh so the guys that are saying that the, every minute there is a can steve, it is dangerous for their lives and that there is that a lot of pain in the eyes of those people does change here today. and they are thinking

the hare could kill hostages, as well as their captors and civilians. israel also faces international pressure, especially from the u. s. which is israel's main ally and backer. there is political turmoil in the us over civilian casualties in gaza. and the government worries that his real has no exit plan from the war. but his real has the most sophisticated one of the most sophisticated militaries in the world. it is capable of neutralizing the threat posed by him us while minimizing harm to innocent men, women and children. and it has an obligation to do so. of his real says the need to eradicate him off his threat is overriding all other concerns. but after 8 weeks of war and with a death total of over 15000 palestinians, it might soon need to reevaluate its plans to some other stories. now making news around the world at this hour, the militant has fuller groups as it has carried out several attacks on is really military positions on the lebanese border. the official say israel also shelled a village in southern 11 on killing. 2 people around back has below, is an ally from us and is considered a terrorist group

this ground battles intensify in northern garza. israel has carried out some of the heaviest, forming in days in the south. the u. n vote indicates israel's growing diplomatic isolation. us president joe biden has wanted risk losing international support because of its quote, indiscriminate bombing. even close allied australia, back to human resolution in arrest, split to the us wild world. wait to see if the un security council will hold another vote. people on the streets fall from the car, doors of western power, making their voices heard. car leg which is 0 inside story. the. so let's bring in august for today's discussion from paris were joined by to me. a potters form a career diplomat in venezuela and a policy advisor specializing in less than american economics and geo politics from cape town. south africa with joins by law the vote. who was a full month's south african ambassador, a member of parliament in nelson mandela's administration ad here in bo. huh. is somebody home as associate professor of northwestern university and counselor? he specializes in social lupins, the state and security, and the a

u. s. and israel however, voted against the resolution. we support speaking out with one voice to condemn, moss for his tears actions on october 7th. why is that so hard to say on a quickbooks plea that murdering babies and gunning down parents in front of their children is terrific. the exploitation of the policy in the on has made do you on a more of this thing on humanity? why are you continuing to allow them to make the united nations you relevant? the resolution is non binding, but it carries political weight and reflects a global perspective of the will. the arab and islamic countries who spearheaded the 5th have pledge to use this as momentum to keep pushing for a ceasefire. the palestinian authority is welcome to resolution and urge countries to pressure israel to adopt the ceasefire. ground battles intensify in northern garza. israel has carried out some of the heaviest, forming in days in the south. the u. n vote indicates israel's growing diplomatic isolation. us president joe biden has wanted risk losing international support b

israel says a target vigils linked to terrorist groups. the us has a noun visa bands. and if any settlers involved in attacks on palestinian in the west bank, the u. s. has repeatedly called on israel to do more to stop the satellite volumes, which has increased since the october 7th, a mass of attack. us state department said the band with impact dozens of people tonight, jerry and now, well, officials say at least 85 people were killed when a military drawn strike hit civilians by mistake president bullet to know who has ordered an investigation into the incident in the northern state of could do now called a strike, very unfortunate, disturbing, and painful shock. then grief as family struggled to process what happened to their loved ones killed by. what else are these a calling a mistake? residence in the village of to didn't bury was celebrating the muslim festival of my loot. when the palms began to fall, a german striking launched by the nigerian military officials say the strikes were part of an ongoing campaign against the militants in the north of the country. do you manage it? i mean, was on a routine mission, ideas, categories. but un

and that in turn, could reflect a growing and patients with israel as the u. s. face has more pressure to push israel to do more to protect civilians. but at a time where the homeless run health industry says the death toll is approaching $20000.00 u. s. urging is clearly not doing that much to change the picture, and that's for us bands increasingly low and in the community of nations who are overwhelmingly calling for a ceasefire. it really does have to review all the options that it has on the table when it comes to ways to push israel. so, you know, that's a long way to see. to say, we'll have to wait and see, feel. okay, thanks for that genetic. janelle do malone in washington, dc or a god as a homeless run health ministration has at least $100.00 palestinians have been killed by the nicest he's really strikes in the last day a several countries including a job, they classify him, us as a terrorist organization. the entire buildings reduced to rubble and rough uh many civilians were killed in the strike. despite the cities these like nation as a safe son b

she said conditioning a to israel is we do with basically all the u. s. allies as a responsible course of action and also bernie sanders, who said the washington's in a quote, blank check approach must and but also the government, the us government is form of bulk in its criticism towards israel only last week. and secretary of defense load austin, said israel and risk, what he called a strategic defeat if it does not work to protect civilians in guys the austin said that the us will on one side support is read and also remain focused on ukraine before the government. and that may be possible to do that. it will need bi partisan supporting congress and debt looks quite difficult. right. ok, benjamin let's turn our attention to another conflict with us. i it is critical, of course that's the war in ukraine. the white house warned on monday that it's running out of funds to support and you can tell us why is that? that's a letter that whitehouse has sent by saying also that as of mid november, the department of defense has use 97 percent of the more than

u. k. weapons have been used in the m and on israel to target civilians with absolutely no consequences for the profitable arms industry that's applies to you know, imagine that given the u. k. central rolled at the creation of these various states that it would take its responsibilities in the region more seriously. well, you'd be wrong. u. k has remained completely silent, phone calls for seas for even when those calls come from the united nations. the responsibility on the u. k is higher considering the historical legacy of the u. k . in the area. the u. k. doesn't seem to be active on this agenda. so just compliance with international law. it is about time, there is a paradigm change towards the question of palestine. well, it's almost a 107 years since britain infamous ball for declaration license the birth of this item is really state in palestine and savvy rather than being central to efforts to foster peace and understanding of the war to our region. the british are no central to the provision of the weapons being brutally deployed against innocent palestinian civilians. only hea

u. s. israel compartment of gaza has revealed international calls for permanent ceasefire are growing as our accusations that israel is failing to abide by the laws of war and make the devastation on to him while questions arise about what you're on my to next. over the next half hour, we explore these issues with a former radian foreign minister, passed in boston or to the united nations and current advisor to the supreme leader . join us for ends up look at our own position during these rapidly evolving events . as come all halsy talk south, come all house. thank you for talking couches here. the cars hurry, mediated, cease fire lasted for 7 days between homos and israel. and now the fighting is continued get again and gaza. what is the wrong position on the current situation on the ground in gaza? thank you very much. basic, the loan has been supporting seats for you from the beginning. and now that is that it has come back to 14. i believe that is a strategy mistake. because ultimately they have to fight the most and the palestinians in by the israel, in best buy. but also they have

k, u s u armed israel has continued the killing and gaza, the westbank lebanon, and syria, with abiding administration, declaring no red lines for his royal. what can stop thousands more from being killed? joining me to someone who has been in the israeli government as the justice minister and deputy foreign minister, former us back peace plan negotiator and an architect to the 1993. also, of course you'll see bailey and joins me from tel aviv. thanks so much. you'll see for coming on the violence of being continuing for a weeks. of course. i mean, how many more people do you think joined, come us for every bomb dropped on gaza and do you think it's an issue that concerns me is riley, in effect coalition government as well. i don't know. the well does concern them with all due respect. they, as you know me for a few years. time is thorn supposition produced a government. i hope that after the world there, we lay there will end the day and the beverly, this is what will happen, but these, you asked me about a joining come mazda as a result of the day of the conflict. now. okay, i'm sure

u armed israel is continued the killing and gaza, the westbank lab and, and syria, with abiding administration, declaring no red lines for israel. what can stop thousands more from being killed? joining me to someone who has been in the israeli government as just as minister and deputy foreign minister for my us back peace plan negotiator and then architect of the 1993 also records. you'll see bailey and joins me from tel aviv. thanks so much. you'll see for coming on the violence has been continuing for over a week. so course, i mean, how many more people do you think joined him? us for every bomb dropped on garza and you think it's an issue that concerns these riley in effect coalition government? well i don't know about the well does concern them. we told you was.

israel and its supporters have put world peace and humanity into serious danger. but history shows that the truth and fighting spirit can be defeated to day under the leadership of the us and u. k. israel is committing atrocities against muslims in palestine, but they will not be able to destroy the palestinian spirit to freedom. my message is for palestinians. you're not alone. we people from kashmir and every part of the world, the standing with you right now. this massive gathering here fully supports you. we're here to show solidarity with you. the protest just told us that israel and the us saw equally responsible for the genocide because the us fully sponsors, israel, is that israel is killing innocent women and children by bombing them is fuck shaw . foxy was a far above talk. is done on our change of pace as we head to the cat walk here in moscow, where the bricks plus specialist summit wrapped up on saturday. our case shar, takes us behind the curtain to see how the fashion industry is contributing to the diversity and unity of the black. brooks is more than politics and economics. the group has become so effective at fostering civil and cooperative international re

it is not clear whether israel and the u. s. are on the same page with regard to how to prosecute this more with regard to the way forward for gaza. and the associated timelines. however, given all of that, even as the pressure on the bite in administration mounts to push israel to do more in the face of these mounting casualties, to do more, to protect these casualties. there's, there's still seems to be very little appetite in washington to attach conditions on the aid that is something to israel. but the longer this goes on, the more prominent discussion point that is going to be here, the deputies, janelle de la, i'm in dc. thanks very much, i well the us has announced the creation of an allied task force in response to attacks by who do rebels on ships in the red sea. the international force will conduct the joint patrols and provide intelligence to protect ships from attacks by the human based rebels. st october on the who the rebel group is attacked and seized multiple ships that it says uh, quote, linked to israel. sever

israel. but the nice of that surface message is the expectation that the u. s. as is relevant, biggest defense and diplomatic back or that it expects to be listened to. so lord austin, while he was in israel, he reiterated his message about protecting civilians is a moral and strategic imperative. at the same time, his talks with his rarely officials focused on how to scale back is really operations away from heavy aerial bombardment away from the heavy ground operation into gaza into something much more targeted and narrow intelligence driven aimed specifically at homeless leaders. but it is unclear how much israel is taking on is taking on board at the moment. it is not clear whether israel and the u. s. are on the same page with regard to how to prosecute this war with regard to the way forward for gaza. and the associated timelines. however, given all of that, even as the pressure on the bite in administration mounts to push israel to do more in the face of these mounting casualties, to do more, to protect these casualties. there's, there's still seems to be

is it not fair then to ask the same question of israel. if the u. n is saying they're doing that? you tell me mentally, scholars call it a mile pick calculus one in which quote, israel is always the victim. but how did we get there? how do we get to this place? how does israel become so powerful and palestinian so weak? and how did the relationship become so dis, functional, and so dangerous comes down really? historically, one word, deception and one country. the okay. the united kingdom. see, let me take it back after world war one. it was the british who essentially re drew the map of the middle east and did so by lying and cheating arrows. it was the arabs of the region who actually helped beat back the ottoman empire. and for doing so, the brits promise them as well as other countries that that land that includes historic power stein would be given to them, but they be able to live there and work it. but instead, something else up after the war world war one, the british broker promised and announced the balfour declaration establishing in palestine a national home for the jew

u armed israel has continued the killing and gaza, the westbank lebanon, and syria, with abiding administration, declaring no red lines for his royal. what can stop thousands more from being killed? joining me to someone who has been in the israeli government as just as minister and deputy foreign minister, former us back peace plan negotiator and an architect of the 1993. also, of course you'll see bailey and joins me from tel aviv. thanks so much for coming on. the violence has been continuing for a weeks. of course. i mean, how many more people do you think joined, come us for every bomb dropped on gaza and do you think it's an issue that concerns me is riley, in effect coalition government? well, i don't know what the hell does concern them with all due respect today, as you know me for a few years time is thorn supposition produced the government. i hope that after the war, they will say, they will end the day and the beverly, this is what will happen, but these, you asked me about a joining come mazda as a result of the day of the conflict. now. okay, i'm sure that you are right. i mean,

u. s. israel's biggest sponsor still support this? what is america doing about the media? freedom for journalists, there were drawing attention to these issues in our newspaper. we have seen that the dream of the west as a center of freedom, a place where journalists are more free, and the press worse freely, is merely a lie. meanwhile, hundreds of people have gathered on the streets of tel aviv, the gene that governments deliver. they say for ton of hostages still being held by him. us both suggest that some of the protesters are calling for immediate left elections on an end to the war and gaza journalist nuclear consensus. bishop all from the c or the people here behind me. and also there, oh, there is of that plus the, just the desperate they calling going to these rather government to do much more to really that, that $129.00 is riley women, and very children, man, the seal, the comps, the receive of how much that you guys are, they are saying that the every minute there is a can see that these dangerous for their lives. and that there is that a lot of pain in the eye

u armed israel is continued the killing and gaza, the westbank lab and, and syria with abiding administration, declaring no red lines for his royal. what can stop thousands more from being killed? joining the someone who has been in the israeli government as just as minister and deputy foreign minister, former us back peace plan negotiator and then architect of the 1993. also the records you'll see bailey and joins me from tel aviv. thanks so much. you also you for coming on the violence of being continuing for a weeks. of course, i mean how many more people do you think joined the come us for every bomb dropped on garza and do you think it's an issue that concerns these riley in effect coalition government? well, i don't know what the hell does concern them with all due respect. they as you know me for a few years i'm such as thorn supposition produced a government. i hope that after the world there we lay there will end them. okay. and beverly, this is what will happen, but these, you asked me about a joining come mazda as a result of the day of the conflict. now, a, i'm sure that you are r

u. s. israel's biggest sponsor still support this? what is america doing about the media? freedom for journalists, there were drawing attention to these issues in our newspaper. we have seen that the dream of the west as a center of freedom, a place where journalists are more free, and the press worse freely, is merely a lie to this. in the west bank, $300.00 for palestinians, including $79.00 children had been killed by the as riley military since october 7th. as, according to the humans latest figures. and it's happening despite is relative stated at target being hum us palestinian journalist and the political analysts. mohammed, the james says the idea has been given carte blanche to kill people, including those who don't pose a threat to them as the annual government at the beginning of the year on the is that like doing a government against the i if and it was a freedom of affordability and those bank, um, so that was the, she thinks it was changed on that enable them to open fire i guess on a few and even if they don't call them the threat against their life, the opp

resolution paused with more than 3 quarters of the general assembly. voting and save the death and israel z u n. and bassett. a had all you before the vote that the resolution would only benefit a mass, but just a handful of countries joined israel and his closest ally the us in voting. no one has been adopted to day was a historic day in terms of the power for the message that was sent from the general assembly. and it is or could active duty to continue in this past until we see and then to his aggression against our people. while the vote in new york demonstrates much of the world once in the end to the fighting. these riley government seems determined to press on. it is repeatedly ruled out ending military operations until all the hostages and calls that a freed a mass is mental that's despite thousands of posting and casualties. and the increasingly dia, humanitarian situation for those trapped within the besieged territory of these a trucks entering the southern city of rafa from egypt or causes lifeline. but fall to few. i'm making it through on tuesday, israel said it would facilitate

the air could to kill hostages as well as their captors and civilians. israel also phases international pressure, especially from the u. s. which is israel's main ally and backer. there's political turmoil in the us over civilian casualties in gaza. and the government worries that israel has no exit plan from the war or, or more. i am now joined by hans johnson schindler. he's a former german diplomat and a middle east experts is currently a senior director at the counter. extreme is projects which is good to have you here in the studio with this. tell us more about the communication channels between israel and how much and these negotiations. nothing is official here, right? good evening. thanks for having me. no, no, there is no direct contact. so this goes why i got to have of course the scene is radio officials including high ranking intelligence officials traveling from and to door ha, but really got tie see of the go in between between israel and how much. and it's so who's talking to whom that got top top so how much the egypt power allow and nothing to will. he also talks to how much to how difficult is commun

the air code to kill hostages, as well as their captors and civilians. israel also phases international pressure, especially from the u. s. which is israel's main ally and backer. there's political turmoil in the us over civilian casualties and gaza. and the government worries that israel has no exit plan from the war or, or more. i am now joined by hans johnson schindler. he's a former german diplomat and a middle east experts is currently a senior director at the counter. extreme is projects which is good to have you here in the studio with us and tell us more about the communication channels between israel and how much and these negotiations. nothing is official here, right? good evening. thanks for having me. no, no, there is no direct contact. so this goes why i got to have of course the scene is radio officials including high ranking intelligence officials traveling from and to door ha. but really got tie, see of the go in between between israel and thomas. and it's so who's talking to whom that got to talk. so how much the egypt power allow and nothing to will. he also talks to how much to, how difficult is com

u. n. as also accused israel of humphrey ng, the delivery and distribution of humanitarian aid to the post. and it's, it comes, it made defined sound on wavering support for israel's war on from us from the us government. that's despite the fact that under american law, the country is from, from aging nations which obstruct the monetary. there is no assistance shall be spanish to any country when it is made known to the president that the government of such a country prohibits or otherwise restricts to directly or indirectly. the transport told delivery of us who monetary and assistance the rate is, you may know a loophole in the us legal code that allows the white house to bypass those very restrictions. now, if the american president decides that so called national security interest pick priority in the monitored i, palestinian american journalist rumsey borrowed, sees that scandalous. washington is using the override option to support israel's deadly operation. in counseling from the very start of this war, go is, has received gauze on gauze as kind of parties who are kind of culpable fo

world food agencies are say, and this will not change that because israel wants to star these people and this won't change that. the u. s. shares israel's goals in gaza in that is destroying the population of gaza and moving it into the sinai desert. there's a number of reasons the us shares this goal. one of which is uh, the massive amounts of natural gas found on the coast of gaza, which the us initial cabinets. they also want to build this big gearing canal. they want it for a long time as an alternative to the suez canal, which would go right to guys. uh um. so they share the goals of israel in demolishing the the, the population of gossip. so they don't want to cease fire. they want this war to continue and they're helping it continue. palestinian authorities say the death toll and gaza has surpassed 20000. then there is no longer a functioning hospital in the north of the enclave. as according to the world health organization, these distressing images show that conditions people are living under the for the palestinian red president says it has lost communication with an ambulance dispatch center in jamalia in

israel's main military and financial factor in the united states. that's been the case since its creation with widespread support for both democratic and republican administrations. u. s. provides israel with miller $38.00 or $3800000000.00 every year. much of it is used to by states of the art weapons in the early days of the war. us president joe biden assured israel it would receive everything needed for the campaign against them. off the united states stands with israel. we will not ever fail to have her back. we'll make sure that they have the help their citizens need. and they can continue to defend themselves. while international criticism is growing, is really showing little sign of changing its tactics or strategy. and since the beginning of the war, the us is only strength and support. vince and monahan for inside story as well. let's look at the scale of israel's war on gaza. this whole file exceeds that of previous conflicts. there. for example, in 2014 is riley forces killed about 2200. tell us the news. when is attacked to the strip compared to the war and you cry and we have roughly 10000 civilians have been killed in nearly 2 years. and just 2 month

u. s. potentially holding israel back? well, israel is already saying that her last is on the verge of collapse and northern gauze, or right. but when these really, um you said that at that point they would nearly in complete control of northern gauze and we were still seeing rockets find over the board into israel from that. what's your assessment of how strong classes at the moment as well? number one uh theres uh opinion polls uh at least within a few weeks of people guys or that show that support for her boss has gone up as a result of these really operations guys which is on surprising. given the way people tend to react to being bobs by an outside party. so in some sense, we're making a much stronger by tying them more closely to the population by attacking the population in the name of reading out in a boss. but we also see a fair amount of evidence that a mazda is operating decently well in terms of their and control the hostages. we saw that with the hostage releases and the continuation of rocket attack. so in so