u. k. and jordan, i've also shopped down drones, air raid sirens, have signed it across, is ro and explosions were heard in jerusalem. the arabian revolutionary guards, as the assault is in retaliation for an attack on its concert in syria, which killed several generals. united nations security council has called an emergency meeting. it's all right, you are up to date and that's what we have time for this hour. we'll be back in a little over 3 quarters of an hour. and in the meantime, you can stay up to date on our website dw, dot com. and you can follow us on social media for me on the team here in berlin and around the world. thanks for watching. take care the sometimes to best. all right, how about you? out to the highlight for every week, not to not conflict crises, every single connection mapped out shows the geophysical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out, navigating a changing world now on youtube.

u. k. and the us that we're not heads, but direct references to, to the fact that iran and syria themselves were to blame the israel's attack on the radio comes that it's difficult to imagine a great and blast swim agents. there was no need to call on others to de escalate the label to the victims office attacked as aggressive in this context. any possible escalation on the situation will be entirely on your conscience union. that was russian and bassinger and a band z a and in his remarks, he was referring to the fact that the french representative who took to the floor of the meeting actually went as far as saying that the attack on the embassy was somehow of the responsibility of iran blaming your role on for israel action. now when china spoke before. ready the security council, china brought up the fact that its own embassy was hit by the nato, a military alliance, 25 years ago, violating its diplomatic procedures and its protection. here's what china had to say. i looked on the moon docto

u. k. and the united states have, in fact, given russia after it's invasion of ukraine, that's what i remember the chance to call them out for the question. because as i exam through as a, as gabe, that said, a number of countries did condemn. but what's to doctors, the fact upfront, so you okay and you know, says, did not. now we understand the politics, we understand there's support of his rad. when start all of that, the crit upset. iran is a destabilizing force, is riley, is uh, you know, this, that's another thing. but an attack on diplomatic facilities such as a concepts, an embassy, is not permissible onto the national law. and this is a forwarding a central but need didn't, or part of it could be explained by the fact that blinking is in europe. and europeans no longer have a voice, no longer have a voice to just full on the footsteps of the united states. kind of thing, american position and the american position has been allowing is right back with infinity. and when it's acting with

u. k. and us the trying to destabilize syria and the whole middle east region, not spice supporting is really crimes. this was the claim that came from not just the wrong, but also from syria. that session was cool to address monday, strike biased way, the forces, all new way, new consulate in damascus, of the representative of the united states and united kingdom. once again, it's right to deny its responsibility for the current situation in syria. broad, the region by 4 feet, blaming your on your, on the strong. the rejects these allegations you are on, is never speaking to contribute to the spillover of the conflict in the region, nor does it to escalate or esper the pension to the entire region. despite expressing concern over this feel over the of the attention being the region, the united states tries to misuse the situation to destabilize, syria and the region. look to them on the israeli occupation. authorities would not have committed this aggression against a protected diplomatic head

u. k. and i was trying the road if it gives an offer to look elsewhere and get given that that to deal to working conditions specify that they will leave . so they're going to talk to is in the u. k, trying to maybe even born and raised here who decided to leave for the us. so for the, for, for north america flush, australasia, me and some. ready lee, we be see the brain drain occurring from uh, yeah, for can countries. um, in the middle east, south asia to the u. k. as well. yeah. what i wanted to pick up on that with you don't to tell it because i understand that kenya, news is many doctors and this is to the u. k. each. yea. and this is actually part of the government agreement. is it not? can you tell us about that? yeah, i think we have the domains or domains domains. we have u k, where the little masters that i'd be living, i think for the last. so the last 23 years about about 30 percent of domestic population. they'd rather in the country i've left u k. i think major leads because of th

u. k. and the us that we're not hints, but direct references to the fact that a rom m. siri themselves were to blame the israel's attack on the radio, comes to that. it's difficult to imagine. the great and blasts were made. there was no need to call on others to de escalate and labeled the victims on the is attacked as aggressive in this context. any possible escalation of the situation will be entirely on your conscience. that was russia, referring specifically to the fact that france said that the entire situation was the fault of the ron, that the strike took place in the context of an escalation that france says, was iran salt making here, ron responsible for the incident? it's also important to note that china spoke about how important it is not to attack diplomatic missions and consulates and china reference to an attack on its own diplomatic facility that took place 25 years a go. this is the representative of china, can work on the doc for 125 years ago. the chinese embassy in the sout

u. k. and not the western countries they need need to really accept some really pressure and, and also stop providing arms to something which is on thought that they indiscriminate. we prove that from the 1st week in the response from is read off to different griffith attacks. on the 7th of october, you seem to be citing the western countries which are on the one that i'm supplying . i'm selling on the other hand, cooling for then to the, the 530 or at least a humanitarian pause. hypocritical is, is that to view? uh, yeah, yeah. they uh, it, it, they all seem as super critical by the world but, but that's more than anything that the occupation and, and, and, and, and, and the plumbing of apartment houses and the turning or for electricity and water is that really bad in ukraine as we will on agree, but it's some how order up or what is well as doing the same, that's what the one sees as industrial, the scale it progress. see, what i would say is that they have been on this problem thing lee, an

u. k. and ukraine. those 3 countries were behind the terrace attack, said, of course you, well, i think so. we are currently talking about the findings that we have, and there are some general developments. it seems that the thing is all beings of being pointed at ukraine, but have out of the west of the reaction to all of this. give us a bit more about that. well, fuss me. it is important to note that none of those, the rest of the sofa of ukrainian origin, almost all have central asian heritage on sympathies with is the most extreme is on the bottom. the page has been very clear on this, on how this was a calculated political decision by the mazda mind of the tax designed to stoke onto my going on is on the 3rd big sentiment in russia, which of course, is home to more than $6000000.00 foreigners over 90 percent of whom come from central asian states. i see numerous with russia. it cannot be the target of terrorist attacks by islamic fundamentalists. we have a country that demonstrates a unique example

and so we have united states, we have the u. k, we have the front side even comes like jordan stepping in and the helping is ralph, shoot things out of the sky. so yes, he's real sees that there is an opportunity hit your dilemma that the defense vanessa was speaking to his us counts of pods. lloyd austin, hot air on by phone and he highlights it's in that. so if i'm cold, as he put it, read out, put it the opportunity to establish an international coalition at strategic allies, the accounts of the threat posed by iran. but as we know, the white house is not really playing bold at the moment from israel perspective. and it is saying to israel that a waiting support, any kind of retribution attack or against the wrong for a runs retribution against israel sites. the united states wants to master the saw pay or of course the question. the big question is, and we don't have a public, a bicycle onset for this. the department is, is well prepared to go to line. we don't, i worry. all right, so that's we're trying to, in occupied east j

the nation was a your united states, and i of the u. k. m, also allegedly friends and some other countries like jordan were also involved. and some say this how you read. it was also helping to neutralize some of the brands. so it was a joint effort in order to, to defend against the trains and missiles that came in. and we're going to, you mentioned that after these drones were launched, a took several hours for them to reach their targets. let's take a closer look at this timing. how important do you think it was that we had this time frame in order to provide israel and its partners enough time to intervene? i think it's a critical point because if you're launching an attack which you want to succeed, you certainly don't give any prior warning and you don't give your adverse 3 that timeframe so that the effect of surprise is completely taken out of the equation here. and what i'm thinking is that the east ro raised the stakes in a certain way was the damascus strike. and some us officials indeed confirm that that, that was an israel, a s

and then $23.00 rebels, which were bound to being accused of supposing to be licensed by the west, including the u. k. bewanda has denied these allegations. companies lawyer and a member of the countries of citizens movement believes the ignorance of what is your officials on geography for votes, the ongoing tensions a c global guys still at the nearest delta. this is a publication. this is another insult. on the people have fallen victim to the work that is taking place in eastern congo. this police officer have made inquiries. he has been working in dispute for more than 10 years. and the war and eastern congo has been going on for more than 25 years. he has a state official every time his state wants to take action outside of his country. you must gather sufficient information about the countries where he intends to take action. and also have information about the surroundings of those countries. and that is why we say it's a publication. in fact, this war damages the image of great britain. we are a guest this way of doing business with the okay. they don't come to mitigate the situation. they co

u. k. and switzerland upstanding carrier that's under has one out from you and headquarters in new york. those against a single raised hand signaling the united states veto, which ended palestine aspirations to become a full member of the united nations. also showing how isolated america has become on the issue. they were the only no vote. the u. k and switzerland abstained. while the 12 other council members all voted in favor of palestine to the palestinian people, diana will never abandon you. we will continue to use our advice on to and justice is served grunting. membership in the you went to palestine, could be an important step towards peace. it would strengthen the role of the palestinian authority and which contributes to the security of the instead of as well. well, i know of, well, how all the time in remarks after the us veto power stein's ambassador gathered himself, as he talked about his people's quest for dignity and acceptance. the chamber sat silent. some diplomats were seen w

u. k. and france use their power that they've been granted not even them. it was granted to their grandparents and they continue to use our and it's uh, it is corrupted. the un process because i think if you had a democratic process at the u. n, we would see a very different well in a you and we would see one that actually adhered to its uh its ideals, every thing that israel's foreign policy has has done with many of their past leaders all the way to the present and then young is to eliminate the practical possibility of a 2 state solution for more details on the past 24 hours on the iranian strikes on israel, we've got a ton of new details going up right now. one line at options on tom was a reaction from around the world continues to 4, and we've got that covered for you as well. the a very rough office hours program here in the us international, but old eyes to remain fixed on the middle east with discussions that have been happening as well in new york across the united nations. the world is reacting to iran for the meantime. visit saucy international w

and peace agreements. as such, it has undoubtedly been contributing to the agreements implementation. unlike the u . s. u. k. and even you members, such as germany and france as well as the you itself, which model the dates and agreements are bypassing adequate procedures on the very fact you're fighting for rule of law and russian has been doing so all this time. absolutely shows you're on the right path to establish things to be all it is going to be. and others can say the same that they have been pursuing their own rules, which would change virtually every day and demanding the whole system to be bent in order to fit with their requests, which wasn't possible. this is why russia plays a very important role, which is maintaining a system based on the rule of law on an international level. the role of russia in the un security council has proven to be very important from the point of view of understanding the whole situation. however, western propaganda attributed a narrative of malign influence to russia, which suggests that the very existence of a restaurant which is interested in local affairs is someh

u. k. and france. but where were these type of statements from these western nations? when iran said that it was israel, behind the attack on the iranian consulate in damascus in syria. now the tactile 7 iranian military officers, including a top general that was an attack on a diplomatic sicily. but israel neither confirmed nor denied its involvement in the attack. yet the pencil gone did hinted that it was israel behind that attack a but later on the, there were reports that came out stating that it was that, do you do us essentially assessed that it was israel to indeed behind the the air strikes? yes it was, it's interesting because the was the finds trouble to directly condemn israel for those attacks. for instance. i mean, they've only said that they're just against any attacks on diplomatic societies. but in between those statements by the west, essentially putting the blame on a one party alone. all other states came forward with their own statements and they've called for the installat

u. k. and it sets a powerless precedence globally. the government conservatives trading in the poles and seeking a vote when a head of an election likely in the autumn and says the 1st flights to rolanda will stop by the end of july. there are questions about the implementation of all this. the individual legal challenges against deportation that have bound to come whether risky, so not go get his projected regular rhythm of several people, taishan slides a month. and then if he does, will they do what he's banking on? will they did to people from making the crossings in the 1st place? the evidence of his 1st day since the bill passed? is it the motivation to get to britain is sofa undimmed, despite the dangers of these genies and the strength of deportation at the other end? how resource it, i'll just the re run through. the us senate is said to vote on the bill, but it could leads to the banning of a chinese owned video app take talk in the united states. the draft little was passed by the house of representatives. a much is part of

u. k. and russia. i mean, this was even the time when that when united flight blog domain through queen victoria, you still have those dr. game plan. yeah. as like you have one this historical one and 2. i think i still believe that that are named by and, but i can afford to do this, which is, which is very far removed from the actual reality. so you've got to add the delusional. uh so the cost dreams of branja have when they did the patrol for, for the blog in um in march, the head of a nice 6 told the media out the police because of the u. k. is quote engaged in a gray wall with russia. what do you think the medic, by that and do you think these f s b accusations point to that being the case as well? what i mean by gray is this is coming to the close of the loves, the yellow is management. so if something outside of something's happening, but it's not clear enough. so that phase, i can attribute that to that. but i mean with this catch, and this revelation, i think it's moved from right to play a use

and so for the $9.79 is monogram pollution that u. k. plan to dig the body. so it's so just out of the graveyard and transfer them to their embassy and they're wrong to buy them. that is so. so they ordered to destroy this side to remove any sign of the colonial rule in iran, and to conceal their defeat in the phase of writing and fighters and war. but they couldn't succeed. in doing so, and this graveyard remained as evidence of the bridge aggression against oh, so this as well as their stimulating defeat and around that one and world war 2 came to an end. when the british presence ended one link, until the 1979 is want to cover lucian, sever ties with the west, which indeed marked a new era for the region. yet the turbulent waters of the persian gulf never came to last thing peace. what's his intentions, ranging from the tank or war of the 1980s to present a ship seizures which i've now extended to the gulf of 8 and you are in as part of the action. so the resistance access. but the input challenge western influence in the region and was maybe didn't, i don'

s u k. and jordan, those they've got to have minimal damage, as we pointed out, as well from the chief international edits of richard walker and t w's, middle east analysts. sony was on a sunday, any shift. first of all, that you'll, single signs of a shift from regional, low global of mines is off to these attacks. well, it's really felt itself almost like a pariah. and just a few weeks ago. and now we're seeing uh, you know, the whole world uniting, again, wood is really against iran, something that the israel has been struggling with, galvanizing enough international support. it claimed for the union cost so far. so the challenge for israel now would be to use this to utilize this momentum in order to actually bring more pressure on iran without losing that support. and in order to do that, it needs to be very careful and it's response now to this evening and attack overnight. richard later you see this going? yeah, i mean it's a very precarious moment certainly, but the bowl is very much and

where it was opposite turn to the presence of external forces, including those coming from the us and u. k. here. and it was for the city a full share facilities point to a history of winners, colonialism and southern one during the 19th and 20th centuries. as a catalyst for ongoing regional resistance against western influence. shaping what is now known as the access offers is warm and friendly. every visitor tubal share can quickly enjoy the hospitable and social nature of the locals. however, what faced with aggressors? the people who share their fears, resilience, they have historically played a key role in spearheading anti colonial movements, i guess punish intervention and they're wanting and territory, particularly during world war one, whether you k occupied so they're never on the by the eval sherry hall, one of the major resistance operations conducted by the people of boucher or against the colonialists goes back to 109 years ago when the british institution to make inroads into the country and get to the city of shares and take control of something they're wrong with the peopl

u. k. and it sets a powerless precedence globally, the governing conservatives trading in the poles and seeking a vote when a head of an election likely in the autumn, insists the 1st flights tawanda will start by the end of july. there are questions about the implementation of all this, the individual legal challenges against deportation that have bound to come, whether originally so not cool, got his projected regular rhythm of several people, taishan slides a month. and then if he does, will they do what he's banking on? will they did tell people from making the crossings in the 1st place. the evidence of his 1st day since the bill passed is that the motivation to get to britain is sofa undimmed. despite the dangers of these genies, and the sight of people, taishan at the other end are useless. it, i'll just be around london. back in 2020, in the rise to create a vaccine for carpet 19 many drug companies said they wouldn't this through legal battles with their bibles and the interest of gett

u. k. and friends of the council cannot condemn these 3 at least strikes on the iranian conflict in damascus on april. first, this failure undermines the very foundation of international relations, the invoice liability of diplomatic and consular premises and personnel, and such neglect from the west towards individual states and their rights, dividing the world into those above the law. and those whose legitimate interests can be ignored and has brought the middle east to the brink of a major war. this is your so called effective diplomacy. dear western and colleagues each time and bears fruit to you get results in new victims and destruction. the international community effectively failed to protect the palestinians from these rarely massacre due to the stands of one state, blocking all our efforts. these really representative has long been making offensive statements against the un and its staff and even the secretary general today, he did not hesitate to label the security council aid from

u. k. and before administer from germany, he essentially dismissed all of their concerns and said that israel will quote, act in a way of self defense that works for israel. meaning that there is going to be some sort of larger response by these rallies, but all this started on april 1st after and is really airstrikes targeted the it on the and console of building in damascus. these really still never claiming responsibility for that as they usually have a policy of never commenting on their military activities inside of syrian territory. but all sides were pointing to some sort of is really response in it on the in territory. but again, there's been no official confirmation bias, really, officials as a friday morning. yeah, i'm done israel's walking a tightrope. pay, i mean, 5 minutes i'm at yahoo as you say permits to respond to iran dismissal and drone attack. but do we know that if this, if indeed it was, is rarely this response is calibrated, so as not to then, so it's a much more violent

almost all of the weapons were intercepted by israel and other countries, including the u. s. u. k. and jordan. the u. s. presidential advising has repeated his country's incline support for as well, but he's urged restraints and told is why the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the us will not join any retaliation instead by the names to coordinate as united diplomatic response to a runs attack at a meeting of the g 7 group of wealthy nations which he intends to convene on monday, flashes in the sky off to tell him the dispute to choose the interception of designs and drones launched by it on his right and save its defense system, shut down. most of them in the sky, image shavonne, but sob and last night and on, attacked israel with more than 300 weapons. but our technological an assay pavey our team meant that we were able to fend off of this assault. this your group together with a strong combination with a set to almost all of these threats that are you mean after the 1st i have a direct military attack on his ride from it on the intended cri you as president joe biden spoke wit

u. k. and posted into among those killed australia as prime minister says he expects full accountability folded. that's these ready on the says is conducting a threat review at the highest levels into the incident. but well, central kitchen has responded to that attack, saying we are aware of reports that members of the wealth central kitchen team have been killed and an idea attack. while working to support hockey, monetary and food delivery efforts in gauze, this is a tragedy amount of time and age workers and civilian should never be a target ever. and how to use uh, the alex, the hospital with the victims have been taken we know that there are 58 workers working with the world tension and kitchen. apologize to me in a polish british and this child in the 4th a body is unrecognizable because it was severe the uh, injured. but according to the world central kitchen in please that we met you know, of the hospital. they told us that he is an international uh worker also. and they were on their

u. k and jordan also shot down drones. they're running revolutionary guards as the assault was in retaliation for an attack on its diplomatic compound, in syria, on april 1st, which killed 16 people, including several iranian generals. and there has been widespread international condemnation of the iranian attack. president joe biden repeated the united states iron clad support for israel un secretary general. antonio debt has criticized what he called a serious escalation by iran. the when security council has called an emergency meeting, germany's board minister and the lena bear block also condemned the attacks. and it could plunge the entire region into chaos. and british prime minister, where she sooner called the, sold a reckless and vowed to stand up for is rarely security. w corresponded rebecca rivers, gave us this update on the situation in israel this morning on the street. suddenly in jerusalem it is pretty much business as usual this morning on my way in. cafe is will open, shots were open. people were walking

that the nation of iran is ready. israel then hit by striking iranian targets and its closest allies, the u. s. u and the u. k was quick to impose fresh economic sanctions on iran and it's weapons manufacturers. washington says to ron must be held accountable and prevented from acting again. the country has been on the west and sanctions so yes, but the government says they've had little impact on oil exports. we've moved to 90 percent of its crude, shipped to china. still erodes economy is suffering from we growth. in february, inflation hit 40 percent. prices. it's tom food items such as meat, almost tripled, compared with the same month last year. there's been a rise in prices, especially dairy products, sections have impacts when a country is isolated, pressure and people get smooth on a specific cloth. if the society feels it more than others, 100 percent, if pensions escalated prices will rise more and more. the price of bins, she can meet all the fluids. it's increased by example for the sections. and this collisions with has an effect of people to livelihoods. people who are worried about it as tensio

u. k. and ireland bringing disruption to air travel and fairies. the storm also caused power outages and over $30000.00 homes and businesses in ireland. residents there have been warrants to avoid coastal roads. poland is holding local elections is the 1st test for the new government of prime minister donald to us opinion polls show his centers. pro european coalition is neck and neck with a conservative law and just as party and govern full in from 2015 until last year. vitale and fashion jain, georgia armani operations has been put into judicial administration during approved over work or exploitation. armani allegedly used off the books, labor, who were paid just 2 to 3 years an hour and were made to work long shifts in degrading conditions. reno, nevada, russian authorities have evacuated more than $4000.00 people, offer several danverse on the euro river near the border with context of flood waters broke through the barrier after hours of torrential rain. more than 2000 homes are flooded in the city of orth to respond to now, which is marking

k, as in point is operation to promise around the attack on israel. which question the defense capability of the collective west and israel, from germany, the u. k. and us old join hands and deploy their forces to the region, but couldn't stop. closer to hominy, the presence of the americans sent on the foreign players and the region is destabilizing. they do not like to see security anywhere. basic, the security in the, in security or for the regions. it is the strength of june, global arrogance. history has per ones they have always created in security to achieve their own interest. there is a famous thing that goes, if you want to understand today, you have to search yesterday. much of today's geo political dynamics and complex have the points in history where they wanted officials here. so it was doesn't seem to heat the lessons of the past as it continues to seek its national interests to quote, its disruptive presence in other parts of the word. usability, all from the persian gulf coast is southern. have on to stay with our to international. i'll be back with much more news in 30 minutes. in the meantime. be sure to visit our website r t th

u. k. and to jordan. they are running revolutionary guards as the a sold was in retaliation for an attack on its diplomatic compound, in syria, on april 1st, which killed 16 people, including iranian generals, that there has been widespread international condemnation of the iranian attack for has been jo, white and repeated the united states, iron clad support for israel un secretary general antonio, which has criticized what he called a serious escalation by iran un security council has called an emergency meeting. germany's foreign minister and elaina bare bach also condemns the attacks. a could plunge the entire region into chaos and british prime minister wishes do not call the assault reckless and vowed to stand up for israel security. dw correspondent rebecca rivers in jerusalem gave us this update about the situation in israel this morning on the street. suddenly in jerusalem, it is pretty much business as usual this morning on my way in cafe is will open, shots were up and people were walking arou

u. k. and jordan have also shot down drones, air raid sirens have signs that across israel and explosions of being heard in jerusalem. the rainy and revolution regard says the soul is in retaliation for an attack on its consulate in syria, which killed several generals. it's the 1st time around has we launched a direct military attack on israel despite the decades of intense hostility? well, just before israel officially and 9th, the attack had started as ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu released this message for the 1st row, the citizens in recent years and even more so in recent weeks, israel has been preparing for the possibility of a direct attack from iran or defense systems are deployed. we're prepared for any scenario. both in defense and attack by the state of israel is strong. these really army is strong, public is strong, as well as being widespread international condemnation of the reigning an attack president joe biden repeat, repeated americas are implied. support for israe