tens of thousands of people are continuing to protest and cities across the world and solidarity with palestine. demonstrations comes many western governments including the u. s u k. are still asserting israel's right to defend itself. the barker reports flying the flag for c spine. this is the pockets tony capital is lama, but my boss numbers failed the streets. as this rarely expands its assaults on guns, the oppression to crime lead is to health and the violence. we have come to appeal to government and to wake. our governments wake up wake and ghost on.

of thousands of people are continuing to protest and cities across the world and solidarity with palestine. demonstrations comes many western governments including the u. s. u k. are still asserting israel's right to defend itself. the barker reports flying the flag for c spine. this is the pocket stony capital as lama but my boss numbers filled the streets. as this rarely expands its assaults on guns, a passionate cry for, well, lead is to health and the violence. we have come to appeal to government and to wake. our governments wake up, wake and ghost on, besides and the palestinians are brothers. an overwhelming majority of nations by the recent un resolution cooling for a sustained humanitarian truce to many of his rails west of allies. didn't australia abstain from that vote to the hunger and disbelief of many heat and sickening. anyone that has any kind of morality, any kind of humanity would definitely be standing with that gone. of course, what's on this to doing now? name we we were in the side on this. continuing. the truth is, course in europe, spain is one of only 8 e country supporting the complete seas for the capital, madrid, a sense of frustra

u. k. are going to be holding a conference call to some kind later on monday evening. we've also had from the european union, a decision to suspend all funding to palestinian institutions and to beat out us to be an all star t itself. the head of the european commissions enlargement body of the heavy is signed to the scale of a tired brutality against his relatives. people is attending points leading. he says to the suspension of some $730000000.00 us dollars worth of intended aid. now that includes the kind of a to the you gives it includes age to organizations such as on ro, which runs refugees, schools, among other things. it also includes direct funding. so the amount of single thought to to is of course, based inside the occupied westbank control by thoughts are not related to how much or as actions on the site today. and the kind of sizing and, and the kind of killing of civilians that we saw on saturday, which is because of such condemnation from the leaders, there is something of a split germany and austria also deciding to suspend the aid as well. and germany'

are investing internationally to stop because of the environment. oh, god believes it. and this situation it started to uncover. if a u. k, if you are from the u. k, they allow and no c a producer to continue exploding and the producing or 11 gas in the notes to see them any other, none of them are allowed about do you think it's all a lie when they chose to buy the environment, they don't care about this problem in this village that there was that meeting last week of the, uh, oil companies in london. and to get into the environment then the edges, the way to godaddy uh, besides the inter continental with a lender on there with the shelby sub always. so the most is the more the what do you use uh, when i get it, uh, if you know, have a young young again. and then she left to have had a temporary, had a score in order that there was a link that says the environment. and the only places that i think on see or to why the convention a g a u n. s c c convention talking about or maybe in house guys is in the or 6 is and they are also said that was supposed to very fee should be equal among, or countries. even though the higher the conventions say in

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u. k, if you are from the u. k, they allowing non c a producer to continue exploding on the producing or 11 gas in the notes to see the other. do not have a very loud at that. do you think it's all a lie when they chose to buy the environment? they don't care about this problem in this village that there was that meeting last week of the, uh, oil companies in london and to get it up on the other end. but i don't even been or the agency is there a way to gather any uh, besides the inter continental with a lender and be able to show the sub always. so this is i think what the, what do you use uh, when i get it. uh, you know, had they had a young young man on the she left to have had a temporary, had a score in order that there's a link to assess their environment. i'm the only question that i think on see or to why the convention a d, a i u n s c c, convention. token of all of our community now is guys is in the order 6 this. and they are also said that was supposed to very fee should be equal among, or countries, e

u. k are still asserting israel's right to defend itself. the parks are reports flying the flag for a c spine. there seems to pluck a stony capital a slumber by my boss. numbers filled the streets as these rarely expands this assault on guns. a passionate crime will lead is to health and the violence. we have come to appeal to government and to wake our government up. wake up, wake up and go stand beside them. the palestinians are all brothers an overwhelming majority of nations by the recent un resolution cooling for a sustained humanitarian truth. so many of his rails west of the allies didn't australia abstain from that vote to the 100 and disbelief of many here and see if any, anyone that has any kind of morality, any kind of humanity would definitely be standing with that kind of course. was on this to you know, name when we were in the side on this continuing the traits is course in europe. spain is one of the h e country supporting the complete seas for the capital, madrid, a sense of frustration that the lack of a european consensus o

u. k. you are from donna originally. i want to know how your experience is between the united states and the u. k. in terms of being a background to you, so like, the racism experience and one is different to the of the how i live in this place is different. so how i lived in england, when i looked at some of the stuff that you see happening in america online, when i'm in the space, i'm not okay. i'll be a bit more careful. i don't want to end up in the situation and become a video of some incident that happened on, on the internet now. i mean, i didn't even know what i out there cuz i'm sorry, that's a train me. but even based on the training. yeah, i'm a bit more careful because i'm assuming they're done with the arrow, was the police, the noise and all that stuff. so i'm like, keep it simple while i'm doing and just to and do you think that sports pass on t shirts. speak about things by racism. how do you feel about that as a debate? i think to in this thing, yes, because we have got the platform to do it. mm hm. what

u. k. i'm are protected by the british government were given a new identity, a new spaces, you know, and the background was just you number because the white war. so i think not your right to make a reference to this canadian incident as being the, the worst thing you probably say, i think is the, it's going to be the worst phone policy initiative with us. right. well, the can, i think, almost ever done in his history. i mean that the never going to cut out this. this is now recorded. this is on the recommend the there is still there. she's still there. yeah. and what's the screen really well known, big streaming? you know, if, if it hadn't been for the holocaust then and you know what, all the voices, you know, they were rough, you know, they were tough. ok. they were very authoritarian, but it's the holocaust that always is the problem when they want to completely rewrite that. they're trying, they're doing and we, you and i have documented this for 20 years of, of read with the soviet union was

the river variations of the israel hum us war are also being felt around the world in the u. k. new police figure show that the number of anti semitic incidents in london this month has risen over 1300 percent. the number of anti islam offenses is 140 percent correspond to in charlotte chosen pill has been meeting members of london, jewish community who say levels of hate crime and intimidation are soaring. a message quickly confident, but not easily raised onto some mystic vandalism. targeting a jewish community in london, the u. k. seeing a must have search and hate crime since the outbreak of the israel him ass for leaving many feeling anxious and unsafe. i am really a, with really a bits of i have the holocaust deluxe to today. she uses social media to educate a new generation. i'm horace of the past. now a great grandson says he's felt afraid to show his jewish identity in public, and it's gary to be honest. i've never felt this way in my life before last friday, when i had of come us good for an international day of jihad across the world. i said for the 1st time in my lif

u. k. yeah. so yeah, no, i think fuse attentions in the u. k as well. the police are asking for today to try and make sure that that is not on rest of any. so i ran a 2 and a bravo bother you. kind of home. secretary, i thinking paypal, trying to reassure certainly any support i have my physical at least the any demonstrations like this or off the police try make a tool or what the things like, even the way you have a policy like also sees a racially i provide state of buttons, well definitely seems of my cool. i think they've set as much and you can see the hybrid there, a new response to the flags. the police aren't making any arrest for that sort of thing. i wrote, we were just talking to the for maintenance and the secretary of state for international government class show and she was just talking about the u. k. governs amongst all the governments around the world just following the us lead, being very strident and supporting these ratings without giving any context to the situation is if the whole events just started last side today, that is the picture that you

u. k. you are from donna originally. i want to know how your experience is between the united states and the u. k. in terms of being a background too. so like, the racism experience and one is different to the of the how i live in this place is different. so how i lived in england, when i looked at some of the stuff that you see happening in america online when i'm in the space on the okay, i'll be a bit more careful. i don't want to end up in a situation and become a video of some incident that happened on, on the internet now. i mean, i didn't even know what i out there cuz i'm solely, that's a train. mm hm. but even based on the training. yeah, i'm a bit more careful because i'm assuming they're done with the arrow, was the police then lawyers and all that stuff. so i'm like, keep a simple one thing and, and just to and do you think that supports pass on t shirts. speak about things by racism. how do you feel about that as a debate? i think so in this thing, yes, because we have got the platform to do it. mm hm. what s

u. k. what process are also taking place? thanks so much for joining us this evening. i might say if it seemed to have not leave a prime minister, be sure to knock, he said that he stands with israel. the country is also gripped with with protests . how do you think he should money? just the tensions between both is really on the muslim communities that the the says me, i would say the rate of the stock is again, on the not based on the fee of stones. it is on the wrong side of the history because the, the want to talk about, they want to talk about the standing inside. they need to understand that for the last 50 years, but he said he's going to the palace the uh you know what, how much atrocities they have done. they have a back door school. they have a dad gone to the hospital. they have to, you know, have this. so i mean, a long history of retail for its value to just to say before is, how do you get inside of the listing for this thing is that after all that we are a, b, b, all good. them, i mean, it's for mazda is doing anything, the entity against a human right

and that chon take over that we are all palestinians and all of this as western governments, the u. k. among them say that they are pouring over their intelligence agencies, forwarding over available evidence to try and figure out exactly what happens at all after the hospital is ready to close. denies that it's responsible for the attack pointing the finger instead of the problem of sidney infection. islamic jihad, thomas says, israel did kind of what you expect, so i think i don't think we're moving it with some of them that hospital history such an outcry. and you can see the numbers to israel has to we can talk claim on to someone else. yeah. we get to corporate is prime minister issue, so not getting his weekly appearance of prime is questions in palm of the course and against the rush to judgment for fear. he said, further in flaming tensions in the region, that was a sentiment echoed by foreign secretary, james privately, who announced he was on his way back to the region for his 2nd visit since the homeless attacks on october. the 7th. he will meet on thursday. the government

the fact that there are lots of people here at the summit and you mainly heard from the arab leaders. we're going to hear from some of the europeans, including the french and the u. k, which are permanent members of the security council that foreign ministers are present as, as the german foreign minister. that will be interesting. israel is not at this meeting. and israel is the one that controls the military action on the ground right now. also the us, obviously for one country, the perhaps can restrain is run a little bit. they don't have a leader here. they don't have a foreign minister here. they have a career diplomat, the acting boss of the shows a defense in colorado is sitting around the table with these well leaders. so i think it's very limited to what this summit can do in terms of stopping that bombardment, bringing se swapped particularly as last week. just few days ago, we had the un security council meet, they could using the moral power of cold with a resolution for brazil. it was already bolted down, but it said they should be humanitarian pools is going to do live at the age. and that resolution would have passed with 12 votes and 5 if one countr

u. k. to them it's passion extra. 3000000 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country all not safe. i think that as a community we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it, it reflects a concern that there are people walking around them off the sides, it stay the robins and condemn the actions of come us don't think for some reason that that means that they can also write to the 90 synthetic man, a parents fitful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening. thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east unfolding? hara, many dreadful could follow at home. of the conflict is also prompted pro palestinian protest around the world. here in berlin. they've been banned because of fears fo

u. k. economy and migration are likely to dominate the annual conference of the ruling conservative policy which began on sunday. the tories are way ahead behind draw the in the opinion polls and election is expected next year. i'm fine. mr. richardson act is coming on the increasing pressure from his party and from his policies and based on the really challenge that never pulls from months to still can the conservatives of lift the dock clouds that hang over them in dimensions to muck. the policy that is govern the u. k for 13 years, but it's on its annual chambery. the task is sizable, persuaded, disgruntled, poor, a country that it's the conservatives, they don't have the policy of change and keep civil was that of rocks, the policy and recent years from exploding again. when you have people who just one very different things, you have a window, you believe in much lower taxes and much smaller states. some people think that multiculturalism has failed and you have other people in the party, the more moderate one nation. we do a hard fight by these kind of comments and do so. you need mo

and the 2nd point is that these are, especially when you look at the us, the u. k. and some other countries. these are colonial powers. that's not the old style colonialism of the 19th century. it's colonialism where these countries field of what they say, how they are, how they address, how they behave, their values, the should be the ones of all the world falls. and there's some of the rules on everybody else should follow their can break the rules of the tails should break. so let me just a final quick thought to you. i mean, many experts say this is not a conflict that has a ministry solution and, and in terms of preventing for the last, this really on palestinian lives. the way forward is to address the historical source of this and at the us must in many see as complicity and is really a part time and a d humanise based on that the palestinians. so what is the way forward? just briefly run there has to be a build up of the man and to do this within the united states. and i've experienced this myself over the last and far as uh, decades. and i've been in the us

u. k. economy and migration are likely to dominate the annual conference of the ruling. conservative party which began on sunday. the tories are way behind and opinion polls and election. the election is expected next year. prime minister risky snack is coming under increasing pressure from his parties and peas. where we challenge reports from manchester of the kind of conservative lift the dock clouds that hang over them in dimensions to muck. the policy that is govern the u. k. for 13 years, puts on its annual chambery. the task is sizeable, persuaded disgruntled, poor, a country that it's the conservatives that don't have the policy of change and keep civil was that of rocks, the policy and recent years from exploding again. when you have people who just one very different things, you have a window, you believe in much lower tax is a much smaller states. somebody will think that multiculturalism has failed and you have other people in the policy to more moderate one nation. we do a hard fight by these clinical bins and do you see me for more investment in costs and kind of promising to

know, uh they are, they are smelling some, some forced transfer shows and pictures coming to us from london, thousands of people gathering that a protest taking place across the u. k. in fact, i'm clearly mentioned are in london at ports of the palestinians across the region from yemen to cats. are we so precious taking place to, to egypt as well and to jordan, at least, which is to say coming to us from the united kingdom, from london. all right, before we end here are pictures from the past 24 hours of a human toll. of the goal is to conflict. some of the maybe upsetting o'clock. we back enough enough the the situation is so bad by the next to this moment on fiber optics. of kids, what are the people in the state of shock and people are very scared, very stressed. a lot of people are saying the country contented carter attacks the bombing more south. i'm shocked by our governments and just care of both sides. the decades of these really occupations have less palestinians struggling to excess clean water is well controlled. majority of the fresh water resources in the occupied west and in garza, is 16 year blockade. and military operations have had a devastating

safe spot now freedom for palestine and their chon take over that we are all palestinians and all of this as western governments, the u. k. among them say that they are pouring over their intelligence agencies, forwarding over available evidence to try and figure out exactly what happened at all after the hospital is ready to close. denies that it's responsible for the attack pointing the finger instead of the problem of sidney infection. islamic jihad, thomas says, israel did kind of what you expect, so i don't think we're moving it with some of that hospital history, such an outcry. and we can say the numbers to israel has to we can talk claim on to someone else. yeah, we get to corporate is prime minister issue, so not getting his weekly appearance of finances, questions in parliament, of course, and against the rush to judgment for fear. he said, for further enslaving tensions in the region, that was a sentiment echoed by foreign secretary, james privately, who announced he was on his way back to the region for his 2nd visit since the homeless attacks on october. the 7th. he will meet on thursday. the government of e

u. k. to them it's passion extra . 3000000 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message that juice in this country on not safe. i think the as a community, we will stand up strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it, it reflects a concern that there are people walking around and off the site, it stay the robins and condemn the actions of come us think for some reason that that means that they can also write to then anti semitic man, a parents fearful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening, thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east unfolding. hara, many dread 4 could follow at home. the conflict has prompted pro palestinian protests around the world as well. you're in berlin, they've been bands and had fears for public safety

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u. k. to them it's push an extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. the one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country all, not safe. i think that as a community we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around them off the sides. it today rather than condemn the actions of come us. so i think for some reason that that means that they can also write to the 90 synthetic momma parents fearful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening. thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east unfolding hara, many dreadful could follow at home. or you're watching the dogs and use life umbrella. and just a quick reminder of our top story. the 1st day of kind of boy allowed into t

you k, france, these are strong allies of israel, particularly the u. k. the us and most of the diplomats from those main western powers were sort of rolling their eyes if you will, at the russian proposal. one even insinuating that in there were 2 was not serious . there's no way that to, uh, there is rarely or the americans to essentially represent these rarely position on the security council would accept any sort of resolution that does not specifically single out. come us. okay, gabriel, at his own day. thanks very much indeed for joining us for us present terabyte and his address that goes to israel ward during the speech in philadelphia, he says, administration is working to find a way to stop the violence through diplomacy. and it's also friday for me to urgently address the humanitarian crisis. and gosh, in my direction, our teams are working in the region, including communicating directly with the government of israel, egypt, jordan, and other, our nations, and the united nations to search support and humanitarian consequences for how much the at

u . k. for them it's passion, extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country on not safe. i think that as a community we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around the most excited today that robin and condemn the actions of come us to think for some reason that that means that they can also write to the 90 some i take my parents faithful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening, thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east unfolding. hara, many dread 4 could follow at home. that's all for now, i'm 100 miles. thanks for watching. take care of the diesel. the news on a put this in the note the the it is some of the cu

u. k. in orleans are set to hospitals. 2028 european championship often took the withdrawals as fits the we started unoccupied. east jerusalem, which is rarely forces have arrested 5 people suspected of spacing. good christian pilgrims in one incident, widely shade on social media orthodox jews. the same walking through the old city to mount is this a cost holiday before spitting towards members of a christian precision. of the cases of the thing had been reported in the past few days. spiking condemnation from the government and religious leaders. and just rarely forces have ordered palestinians to shop down this stores in the old city to allowed serious prince to take place for full taste more than a 1000 alter nationalist. choose have carried out for bulk of 2 is of the longest and most complex the schools advised rarely forces the custodian of the compounds, the 2 with any and mark of hes for this on his, the presence a way to in life find world reynolds who is an occupied east, jerusalem, and if we can begin with dispensing incidents from, can you just tell us a little bit more about w

u . k. to them it's push an extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets . these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country all not safe. i think that as a community we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around the most excited today that robin and condemn the actions of combustion. i think for some reason that that means that they can also write to the 90 synthetic momma parents faithful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening. thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east unfolding? hara, many dreadful could follow at home the let's turn our attention now to some other world news, and voters in argentina had to the pools on sunday to choose a new president. i

thursday we are interested in like the u. k. prime minister will be here along with his foreign minister. james, cleverly, originally so not cold, the attack in the hospital, a watershed moment and he's called essentially uh to avoid a part of the escalation in what is happening and guys of that backup by the speech that job i made yesterday. when he pointed out that he understood that israel could be consumed by anger and what happened on october the 7th, but he also said, and it was a part of the speech that was all most most the said, don't let it consume you at the us after 911, what the justice they got justice and he said, but the, we made mistakes. no, we knew that job. i had no regrets as votes for the iraq war. so he's perhaps arguing these relays, maybe not to go too far, richie. so now we'll meet with the prime minister. he will also meet with the president. james cleverly will then go on to out of capitals and also to talk it. and he's going to and cut out he's going to title, and you'll also be in too hot in the cu

u official saying, and i quote, we cannot keep giving from our own stilton piles. and that is something now that we are hearing more, more not just from you or not just from the u. k. but from the us as well. all right, are to charlotte davinsky. thank you. realize mcneil award journalist and the political analyst based in brussels, explains how that you became the victim of its own policies when it comes to funding ukraine. a deal with being is, are no longer a he does. yeah. states to find that. and so the, all that is going, you know, way i need to now rush the economy doing that, that much better. they all back to the 1st beginning of the war and they offered using, bless on it, but getting more money because of the increase of price of oil. we are stupid enough to go in by the russians lawrenceville area, much more expensive than buying it from russia. we have lost and those free to that was public, died by the us. and germany was the 1st country a leading the industry. and now if there's a number of pool and going down the line in france in brussels, in all the european countries, we suffering from heavy inflation. the valuation of the euro and people are ha

are seeing one of the worst massacres ever visited on gaza. so it's not just that it has implications for the people of the united kingdom. i and the u. k. passport holder. my wife is palestinian. we have lost 2 members of our family and this ongoing conflict. are you telling me that i am not able to hold up a national flag? the united kingdom has a um, a palestine mission in london. its not allowed to display its flag. what is the palestinian authority, which represents that palestine missed you and have to do with him as they have no relations with him as in fact, they rejected him as democratic election in 2006. they have no unity government with them. in fact, the fact that the faction for the palestinian authority, which, which of course upholds the palestinian flag and represents the palestinian people, the palestinian national apart archie of the united nations, went to a civil war at one point with him us. so what does this have to do? i guess you would argue that it was waving the flag in certain circumstances that could be deemed harassments of, of the jewish community in the u. k. i guess some would argue that you're trying t

u. k. to them it's passion extra . 3000000 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message that jews in this country on not safe. i think the as a community, we will stand up strong against any of those options. but at the same time, i do think that it, it reflects a concern that there are people walking around and also saw today that robin and condemn the actions of come us think for some reason that that means that they can also write to the an anti semitic man, a parents faithful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening, thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east unfolding. hara, many dread 4 could follow or the conflict has prompted pro palestinian protests around the world. sure. and berlin they've been banned and had fears for public safety. but some raleigh'

u . k. to them it's passion, extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. the one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country on not safe, i think the as a community, we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around and also saw today that robin and condemn the actions of from us to think for some reason that that means that they can also writes with an anti semitic man, a parents faithful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening, thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east unfolding hara, many dreadful could follow that we can bring you up to speed. now with some other world news headlines at this hour, 2 ships on a trip to resupply an outpost maintained by the phil

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those causes who are deeply in need a z u. k. is clear and has been consistently clear. but israel has the right to self defense on the right to secure the release of those. what kidnapped on the 7th of october and will also clear that we must what they must, what to alleviate the suffering of the palestinian people. in garza, i'm the actions are in accordance with international i have spoken directly to these really government about their duty to respect international law. ready i'm importance or preserving civilian lives in gauze despite these incredibly difficult circumstances. i have called for discipline and professionalism, and restraint from these right. the military the situation currently unfolding is probably the most challenging situation. the i have had to deal with in my professional personal or political life. i suspect that i am not alone. but i still believe in the power of diplomacy. i still believe that we can work together to secure a future way is re lease palestinians live in peace. we come and should work together to achieve that peaceful, sustainab

u. k. o p u. s. far away, isn't i hope so, because because we are in danger. we are, i mean, everybody in the whole planet, this isn't, isn't the danger or a roku or uh, with the participation that we had of uh, of the german troops that were driving at the german banks in the ukraine ad with other involvement of of natal people within the ukraine, i mean, russia can hold to tell a certain moments before it reacts. so i think that the european people are at last starting to wake up and are giving a strong messages to their governments as well. it's definitely going to be an interesting and somewhat changed your a pin landscape also selection stock coming in. of course you've got germany as well coming up that was that late. notice put some populous film agree composites. always great to see you. thank you so much for your time or was it to a trip just goes across the board in poland as we were talking about all position donald task is here and up to challenge the ruling government in those parliamentary elections set to take place in 2 weeks time now to us bec

and people are trying to independently verify that the u. k. it says that it's going to carry out an independent investigation. the you and many other countries are cooling for such an independent best investigation. but so far, there's been no outcome officially from any independent investigations. and that will be ongoing. rebecca, thank you very much for now. the w as rebecca rivers in jerusalem. i mean, while israel says its latest air strikes, have targeted infrastructure of the homeless terrorist group. it claims the strikes in the gaza strip of killed one of the homeless commanders. the video clip released by these really defense forces shows several sites hit by its latest attacks. reuters news agency has reported that at least 13 palestinians from the same family were killed. women is really are striking their house in the city of con eunice on thursday morning. well, germans has all of schultz has told parliament that germany's place is at israel side. schultz made the remarks after returning from talks with egypt present of default to

u. k, the russian president said there are doubt hughes, that the ukrainian government use at least entertaining the prospects of trucks, which is something that has been entirely lacking for more than more than a year. now. we will, uh, will show us the president about the supply of uh, new me solves to ukraine by the united states with which they have recently carried out an attack longer range heavy of missiles and vladimir peak and said that these will nearly prolong ukraine's agony it was also a question i asked the president about the statement made by president, by the end of the united states. he said that the russia had lost the conflict and you credit them to the america's role, now used to unite to europe against russia, to which lied to me and hooting replied, we've lost that. he lost it off. he said, if the conflict is lost, why they sending these new me solves attacking me, solves to you create, let's president biden come and take them back if the conflict is lost, of course, like man who was, was joking here, but the sentiment remains. he will soon list the numerous failures of th

u. k. the west, if you will, are looking for this resolution. now we're supposed to be voted on tonight. we're now being told that that has been pushed to tuesday evening tomorrow night now that that boat will come down and that one we do not know have no indication whatsoever on how the countries will vote on that one. guy, brad is under the united nations. thank you. still a head on out his era as a trauma, also because a war places and events told him palestinian children we bring you the story of this young boy. off to a box is it? is it, it's not the kids fall off? no one's. it's not fun. the more than 1000000 palestinian will leave the houses and move to the south of the gulf is an area that come to be really enough for hosting this specific number of displaced people are evacuating to a place for us to do this. there isn't any safe place to the people in the hospitals that need electricity. they need welfare for their life. we look at the world's top to be storage from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and included security around the world history or so

u. k. government must know that kenny are is an independent country and we shall not agree and you come a nice ation. so they most of the compensation for anyone who has been killed or developed health issues as a result of that training that most toyota has taken aim at the us in a recent statement. it's foreign ministry says washington is out of line by suggesting moscow's relations with killing yang post a global threat the us and just an outrages hostility toward the dpr. k rush, the traditional friendly incorporated for relations. and it's a time to interfere in them. have gone beyond the red line. recently the us ground was the term, the development of the good neighborhood relations between the 2 countries, violation of resolutions of the un and violation of international law in a beat to give the work public a false impression that the bar to rush a compilation poses a threat to global peace and security. this is a baby that suppression of the us has a many oriented way of thinking based on the cold war style, confrontational logic, earlier than us and south korea issued a warni

and people are trying to independently verify that the u. k. it says that it's going to carry out an independent investigation, the u. n. and many other countries, a cooling for such an independent best investigation. but so far, there's been a outcome officially from any independent investigations and that will be ongoing. rebecca, thank you very much for now. the w as rebecca rivers in jerusalem as well situations in the gaza strip has also sparked anger. here in germany, police and the capital berlin clashed with pro palestinian protestors for a 2nd night on wednesday. as germany steps up, security of many jewish institutions, jewish residents say they're worried about their safety. despite to ban on protests, pro palestinian demonstrate is again to the streets and buildings noise district. the atmosphere was already challenged in the gym and capital on tuesday, anti semitic slogans filled the air, the brands and the gates as protests, as live stream, jones accusing israel of killing children. analyst on this could just be the beginning whic

welcomes a sentiment that was echoed by the british prime minister, which you see that there are concerns from the u. k. government that this must not speak the only time that aid is allowed to reach the population in dawson, but it is crucial that they still have access to that. but as far as the groups that have organized this much more concerned, this may not be the only time. so it means their intention for them to be the only time that they will have a much a. because they say they want to raise awareness of what is happening in salsa and flights. of the palestinian people always have to control during this time and the cost is for him when he got yeah go, i'll just sarah. and then also i have a now do 0 will have more of all special coverage of the war on gaza with a life is casualties coming into hon. eunice hospital in the 15th day. the it's the weekend. here's are forecast right across asia. good to have you a long and focused on it's fairly quite a few showers popping up though around punjab. providence. but it's nothing major. i want to take you to india. we've got quite a mess in debate and

u. k. to staunch israel allies, they clearly are indicating privately that they would only support something that specifically calls out from us and uh, in the russian, a draft resolution. that is certainly not the case. okay, gabriel, leave it there for now. thanks for joining us now. us present, joe biden has addressed the gaza israel boy during a speech in philadelphia. he says he's administration is working to find a way to stop the buttons through diplomacy. it is also friday for me to urgently address the humanitarian crisis. and gosh, and my direction, our teams are working in the region, including communicating directly with the government of israel, egypt, jordan, and other, our nations, and the united nations to search support and humanitarian consequences for how much the attack to help israel. you know, we have to, we can't lose sight of the fact that the overwhelming majority of college studies had nothing to do with a loss. and i'm also as appalling attacks and they're suffering as result as well. a lot to go hand as more now from washington, dc. perhaps most notable, this is o