u. k. could also potentially lead to escalation. so the idea of was, this military presence would serve a as a deterrent in order to prevent the groups like half blocks from joining the war. that being said, um, the escalation can take place, not just because how much it has to level do something, but there is a qu, they can also be misinterpretation, bad intelligence, which could accidentally lead to escalation and with actually towards the us and to the score. and of course, what have the, an arab country saw your, a, b, r, and caught are what have you ran and syria. so, all the regional players will also be the most likely supporting casa, and from us because of the regional, the. com. so we are risking a very big wars that goes well beyond the casa, and we have turbans isn't to raise rock. so it's my turn into huge. we're in the middle east. yeah. as i say, plenty of room for error and such high stakes. marina, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. that's marina moran worsley's research on a case college london. thanks

u. k. could not agree to their essentially the proxy for israel on the security council. they could not agree to that because they say that would essentially box in israel on what they could do militarily and gaza. and also there was no mention of how much at all in the resolution and the countries that voted against it said that was just a non starter as well. so it, we sort of expected this was going to be the case because there are these divides between east and west if you will, between russia and the us side the here when it comes on the security council. so it was sort of expected that this probably would be voted down and it clearly was. so now we move on to the next step. i mean, both, everyone on the security council agrees that there is a necessity to alleviate the humanity or in suffering. the issue is how to do it and have security council resolution. i think i, we talked about that next step. there is a 2nd resolution one being for put forward by brazil. it's mail slight to for discussion and of our tomorrow. yes. a yeah, that's right. and the brazil resoluti

u. k . could be heading into a general election next year. the student wants to convince voters that he can still bring change after 13 years of conservative government outlined his plans that the parties annual conference where we challenge report. so from ben, just a it was a challenging speech for the prime minister. that's a round off. what has been a challenging conference for his government at times hit remind just that it felt like the agenda was spiraling out of the control that was for today's frenzied speculation over the fates of high speed rally. h. s 2 and freedom spigot is like the full, my prime minister and low tax champion lives trusts, and your skeptics, 5 rounds nodule for raj, stole the limelight, stole was sent to stay. so the final speech was a johnson vs. so you're not to take back control and what he did was to paint himself as the change candidates ahead of an assumed general election next year. now that's difficult to do, considering the conservatives, i've been in power for 13 years. he said he wants to attend 3 dec

u. k. admitting you could afford to send any more weapons to ukraine while we spoke with. audrey correspond in charlotte dimansky area and she gave us more insight on the development, the priesthood for the last year or so. with, with you, we will provide you, all of the military that you need will provide you with the humanitarian assistance . we will keep giving and giving until you can see russia on the battlefield. that now is not ringing true. we are 20 months into the world in ukraine, a century we have seen huge cracks, forming. we've had crisis in washington over the last week with that, do you happen to be struck? that meant they could have put the shut down, but they would be no new age for ukraine. and now we're hearing not just from the us, but also from the u. k as well. so essentially the carpet is back when it comes to military equipment. we've given away just about as much as we can afford. we will continue to source equipment to provide for ukraine, but what they need now is things like air defense, assets and artillery ammunition. and we have run dry on all that. while we

u. k. home secretary saying that waving upon us a new flag in the u. k. in system circumstances could be deemed a criminal offense if she politicizing policing that absolutely unacceptable, to be honest. so beverly being uh, controlled by show for the last 2 since he has begun to home sick, she's been targeting most inconvenient being cheaper, his daughter, the, you know, most of the labels in different, you know, be, so she has the right to see anything like that. and on top of the big, i mean it is not about the policy is bad, it is about the people who, who support the right of the bad guys. people are heavy data already rented it, which they are fighting for the last 70 years. they want to get those because i, you know, yeah, i'm just, if i just, if i, you know, the duty. so, i mean the flat bed is not big, but i have never done that. right. so i mean, the disability claim on his end, he's already across the u t. i don't think so. the accepted it would have a very be my back on that because we have seen as well do i guess she would say that she does? she's trying to protect the je

u. k. said that they could not agree to that the us said that they could not agree to an immediate cease fire, cause that would block in essentially or lock in israel and its military operations in gaza. this vote, it's important to see how this vote went by. the security council. 5 countries did vote for the russian, russian resolution. it was china. russia, of course, got bone, the united arab emirates, and mozambique boating against it, where the u. s. u. k, france and japan. and then we had the 6 countries that have stained multi gone up or 0, switzerland, ecuador, and albania. so that the us did not even need to veto this. it simply did not even get enough vote. stephen, have to even go to a veto by the united states. russia clearly stating that this was their humanitarian effort with this resolution to try to get some humanitarian help there . but to the us, france, japan and u. k. uh voting against it. okay, but i'm, i'm told that there's a 2nd resolution now slighted for discussion and to vote tomorrow. so yeah, that's right. so brazil has a resolution on the table as well. it calls n

so that could be u. k spoke regarding the ongoing conflict between israel and the terrorist. organizational mouse leaders reiterate to the support as well. and it's right to defend itself against terrorism. i'm cold for a difference to international humanitarian law, including the protection of civilians. they welcome the release of 2 hostages calls . the majorities will remain hostages. and then it goes on to talk about welcoming greek amount of terran convoys. the need to ensure sustaining, save access to food, water, medical care, and committing to close diplomatic coordination to prevent the conflict from spreading. but it's not yours. what kind of boiler plates statement we're getting from western leaders. israel has the right to defend itself, but is robust respect involved with the amount of cherry and lord as always i've called dish of distance. let me just look at what you've been reporting over the last 10 minutes or so. i can tell you that not but kind of like reading math model amongst the mill

could you please take us to this story? well, actually see the u. k. governments provide to send a, some them see, cuz to the one that has of course, being criticized by the countries and best suited to the u. k, a very must say that i receive. so i know for being so full sway my brave i'm in, which is the u. k is home sick retreat now and i'm the come by investigation that would just be the which was august rates is by comparing reuben known and quote led by donkeys shows the johnston for senior high commission. i offer one de pointing out to what most people know, but the government refuses to acknowledge and that is that their plan is absolutely wrong then which is in his own. whereas if a journalist entity bonded to mid to the operation meeting for senior it a landed club under the guise of a businessman from a south east asian company and she needs to proceed. yes, one seemed to invest in his country. that's what he tried to say. to him so that they could meeting this london cup. but then doing that meeting was it was almost a watch he would say

u . k. and a for me, you k military intelligence officer, could see you, frank, about israel has been pounding garza with the strikes for the past week. do you think best schooling now would be announced a ground defensive? a good morning on yet? no, i don't. i think this week would be the earliest time by which is why the closest would be ready. and let's not forget that mobilizing the entire of forces. what you see on your screen is just the frontend of what's going on. clearly the most important, but yes, actually great teaches us this to the most important parts relevant thought from the battlefield on the battlefield. itself is the logistics. i mean, in a sense, the longer the, this weight goes on, the more prepared to go see is ready for us as will be. so we wouldn't expect anything to happen. why not? there's also this element, of course, need us to say of trying to prepare the battlefield visibility site. and in that sense, most important element is we're moving so far as you con civilians from it. and of course, these are, these are having problems with the front is rylan. hum. us hav

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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 for public safety rallies and support of the palestinians have gone ahead all the same despite the band. hundreds of people have been arrested so far and that has raised questions about free speech and the right to demonstrate in germany . a. d seems like desktop play dot utah bell lane streets, large groups of angry men throwing rocks, fall tools, and even fireworks out. police who responded with walter, kind of hundreds have been arrested. parts of the city have been on a knife edge since police fund pro palestinian protests with the official saying, such gatherings have been used to incite hatred calls for the killing of jews or the destruction of israel about their small skin. berlin, worshippers. a binding protest is the wrong approach that started to diminish should be the possibility. this is also included in german law for demonstrations as long as th

u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east unfolding hara, many dreadful could follow at home. to you're watching the devil you news coming to from berlin. before we go, a quick reminder of our top stories throughout the border crossing between egypt and gaza has reopened for humanitarian aid. is hopes that for nationals will now also be allowed to be because of where it's really air strikes. continue. egypt is hosting an international conference to discuss the escalating for engagement between israel and come on presidential c. c has called for a roadmap to end the conflict and revive the past piece. come off says it's released to american hostages for what it called humanitarian reasons. states and named as judith and natalie run on. the mother and daughter were among around 200 captains, abducted by him. austin, during its terror attacks on his route. they are up to date on a dw news from me and the entire news team. thanks for watching the the, the 2023 frank foot success an emotional and the 2 areas. antonio, checking out with moving stories from the short list of the germ

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 the guys as soon as the tax on these route has brought in food, water and medicines for and nice and i was trying to deep. gotcha. hoping there will now be allowed out on egypt has posted on international conference in cairo, and then that tends to ends the conflict between these are all in her mouth. egypt press then says the only solution is on independence, but it's to me and states. now that use or i don't know how mass attended that's all for now. coming up next to the points. takes a look at the go in strain of following conflicts on the us. you can get your news 247 on our website. stats dw dot com, now handled on social media as d w news. i am eddie micah, julia, banks and staging from on use on the top of the out the to see the points. strong opinions, clear position, international perspective. the us is under the lot of pressure with fighting

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forces them as soon as he goes up from the inside, suggesting a ground and visions could be getting comes and the u. k. prime minister hos totes, and saudi arabia after meeting benjamin netanyahu is the one. it's just past 2300 g m t. that's to am in gaza where greek orthodox church has been targeted by his radio strikes. kidding to palestinians is believe dozens of people are trapped under the rubble of the church of saint paul favorites. many internally displaced people, mostly christian palestinians were sheltering and the church, believing it was one of the last remaining safe havens from continued is writing bombardment. us with the touch of a st. perfect. yes. as the oldest and in use in gaza. and one of the oldest in the world is located in the was a 2 neighborhood of gauze as old city. its founding dates back 1600. again, the last time it got the whole building collapsed. we couldn't get the bodies of these people. the targeted, reduce the church of saint various was talking to a 2000 year old church, destroyed by the jews. there were no weapons or anything in the church. children, i'm missing

u. k. military intelligence officer, he joins us now from oxford. frank could see you again. you recently wrote the fine for guys will be unlike any previous urban war. why spoke? to gave me a call the 1st day the, the called. the 1st reason is precisely that. you've just seen that that's the extensive tunnel network because of metro that was described, which keeps it on the ground element to this. so it was ready, so it just won't have to just look to that side up. also by the way to us is drug systems which are also heavily involved will be in this that they will figuratively and literally be looking onto the ground as well. and not the implication of losses that they will need to look behind to, even if they secure an area, it can never be saw that they secured all the tunnel entrances and exits. but that bolden aware of that. there is also the more high tech elements and that's on both sides as well to be deployed. probably be deployed drones, systems that may be driven or directed by i. there's some evidence that already done, not be handheld recognizance drones flying t

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. it's expected to be a tight race between the 3 main candidates. the far right over terry, in heavier mulay is leading in the polls. the anti establishment candidate has radical ideas and how to revive argentine is struggling economy including dumping the pay. so for the us dollar is main. opponent is argentina's economy ministers. sergio masa representing the ruling center lift coalition. he's had to defend his policies to voters facing the worst economic crisis in decades. then there is a conservative candidates, puts receivable rich, a former security minister, she supports giving more power to law enforcement. all 3 will have to win over argentina. struggling middle classes have seen rampant inflation. enrolled there, living standards and financial security. while teaching the drums, he can almost forget his worries. that is that a

u. k. in the world, he and i sat down and compared what could lie a hand for israel and what would be an extraordinary challenging scenario. and it's hard to appreciate. in fact, how difficult this would be. we've discussed described it is fiendishly difficult. urban combat is always challenging, but when you add the presence of over $200.00 is really hostages. you add in a, an enemy who's willing to kill himself to take is really, is with them. a movement that, as you know, is founded on the idea of destroying israel and killing jews, as we saw saturday over a week ago with her risk murder, barberic, exclusive, over 1300 is released. and this would be a very, very challenging mission. keep in mind that it took the rocky security forces 9 months to clear a similar city most, all of the islamic state, other terrorist elements, obviously, extremist, with support of the us. the is really, is, are much better. they have a lot more capability. but nonetheless, you, if you truly go into destroy moss and i'm not saying that they will. but if you do that, you have to clear every building, every floor, every r

u. k prime minister as well. so the, the, to discuss how we can join forces. wonderful, that's good. said what could be a better symbol, franco german cooperation then this air bus factory, i want to source the whole thing. the c o and c g for the kids of the most kind of an organization as well for organizing this wonderful tour of such a strategic this community. civil 5th of the g fact to it is very much through and through your pin project and who wants to invest long term in technology and human capital. and i hope that it will become possible for us or do not have it just to play a leading role in this acceptance and, but also to look with confidence in the future in terms of the green transition and the challenges that entails. and i'd like to congratulate and create a big teams who are here, who are so committed to tell you just the hearing from the french president emmanuel, macro, the gentleman that i've shown. so i would, i felt shelves as say i met in the drums to give humbug for a long shed. you, old and meeting between the 2 governments of both lead to starting off with comments about

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 philippines and the south china sea has been rammed by 2 chinese vessels. the philippines condemned the actions as dangerous and the legal. it is the lowest incident in a long running dispute with china, claiming control of waters that are internationally recognized as the philippine territory. focused on 3 time prime minister and a washer reef has returned to the country after 4 years of self imposed exile in london. on arriving, he launched his political come back before thousands of supporters in the city of a whore box on his heading to elections in january of next year. a russian striking the ukrainian city of high case has killed at least 6 people and wounded 14 others. local officials say 2 missiles struck a postal distribution center and the casualties were all employees. there has been no immediate comment from russia and voters and argentin

been killed, take care of use the syrian democratic forces as an offshoot of the could, has done work as policy own pace k, k u. s. president joe biden has approved the construction of a new section of portable in southern texas. the now it's been comes as us secretary of state and to me blinking and on the top of visuals, visit to mexico city to discuss security issues. the mexican president has criticized the approval of the portable as a step backwards. speaking during a press briefing in the eiffel office, president bonham was asked whether his position on portables had changed order while the board when he was appropriated from the board of all, i tried to get some degree appropriate to retract that money. they didn't, they would, and in the meantime, there's nothing under the law of them. they have to use the money for what it was from. i can stop. you know, we have correspondence covering both sides of the story of the us mexico border in a moment. will go to john home in, in mexico city, but 1st let's close to our white house correspondent, kimberly help it in washington, d. c. hello, the kimberly. tel

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 to sort of avoid smoking tensions among the communities and maybe that would be a good thing. it depends where in the u. k. if you go in front of jewish areas in houses, you go to a synagogue and waive the palestinian flag and do it in no. busy way in which you're, it's not to to protest zionism as an ideal which is not to protest the states of israel. and it is simply to put the flag in the face of jewish people in order to antagonize them. that is already a hate crime. there is nothing else that needs to be done there. it's very explicit in the united kingdom that you cannot go and commit the sort of acts people have been arrested for the sort of acts before such as playing songs in certain jewish areas as well. so this is already legislated against it can be covered under hate crime. so in terms of flying the palestinian flag which has nothing to do with him us. it's a palestinian nationals like it's the same to flying. the is rarely lik

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. but some raleigh's and supportive policies have gone ahead with police arresting hundreds of people. that is, raise questions about free speech and the right to demonstrate for the seems like desktop, played out your tongue bell, lin street. large groups of angry men throwing rocks fall tools and even fireworks that police who responded with walter, common hundreds have been arrested. parts of the city have been on a nice age since police fun pro palestinian protests with the official saying, such gatherings have been used to incite hatred calls for the killing of jews or the destruction of israel, their small skin barrel in worship, or se bonding protest is the wrong approach, that starting to diminish should be the possibility. this is also included in german law for demonstrations as long as they are not violent. missed provide to, to se

railway. meant to connect london to manchester and his speech so that i could try to betray himself as the best choice to leave the u. k. head of expected elections next year. h. s 2. is the ultimate example of the old consensus. the result is a project whose costs have more than doubled, which has been repeatedly delayed and it is not scheduled to reach here in manchester for almost 2 decades. and folks be economic case has massively, then we can with the changes to business travel postcards is face of attitude by the project in the 1st place. the fonts have changed and the right thing to do when the facts change it to have the courage to change direction. the i choose to was estimated to cost about $30.00 i $1000000000.00 when it was green let's 10 years ago. but in 2020 that estimates increased 3 fold. the high speed rail line was meant to connect london to manchester. the 1st phase from london to birmingham is already being built. however, the 2nd phase is being scrapped that can expanding into manchester. $2800000000.00 has already been spent on this phase alone. very kelloms has moved from manchester . so this wa

u. k prime, minnesota wishes to dock has walked back defense secretary gland shops. the suggestion to said british troops as instructors to ukraine, so that i could not route without doing so in the future, but claims it definitely wouldn't happen in the coming conflict. that's up to shop, said a he wants to put boots on the ground in care of and even move the british on production facility that particularly in the west of the country are things opportune to know is to bring most things in country and not just draining but also we're seeing b a e u. k. defense for, for example, move into manufacturing in country miss proposing about this on place. so just be absolutely clear about what's happening there. people will know for a long time that we've been trading, ukrainian citizens and soldiers. we've been doing that here in prison, we're taking a lead on that. a lots of other countries have joined our assets and it's making a huge difference. and we'll continue to do that. and what the defense actually was saying was that it might well be possible one day in the future for us to do some of that training in new christ about something for the long t

u. k. home secretary said that in some circumstances, even waving a policy and unified could be an incitement to body. and so it could be considered harassment of the jewish community. it seems like this is also working its way up on a governmental level as well. yes. in fact, you know, we have a, we, we had a set of dra hiram johnson, i believe we said that the 1st casualty of war is the crew. well, i would add to that the 1st casualty of war, or really anything, not is the truth, but the expression of truth. this is a part i don't understand. why should i not be able to tweet what i can narrow and it's great. why should i be, why can i not go and say, here's a picture of people saying these things on the street. okay. it's news as well. for taj fi, i take a picture of it. but if i were to say it, if i were to repeat it, if i want to order what i'm seeing for, why is that considered for bone? do you think for a moment that antique, whatever sentiment is going to go way merely because somebody doesn't tweet it and when you make something the forbidden fraud, when you tell somebody, you know,

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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, posted in protests around the world. here in berlin, they've been banned because of fears of public safety rallies and support of the palestinians have gone ahead. all the same despite the ban. hundreds of people have been arrested so far and that has raised questions about free speech and the right to demonstrate. for the seems like desktop, played out your tongue. bell lane streets, large groups of angry men throwing rocks, both tools and even fireworks that police who responded with walter, common hundreds have been arrested. parts of the city have been on a knife edge since police fund pro palestinian protest with the official saying such gatherings have been used to incite hatred calls for the killing of jews or the destruction of israel about their small skin barrel in worship, or c bonding protest is the wrong approach that started to diminish should be the possibility is this also included in german law for demonstrations as long as they a

u. k. the, the home secretary, a said to understood some circumstances, even partying the father's thing and flag could be considered illegal, them. and she encouraged police to, to, to step in what do you make of the response in europe and maybe in the us. so this with regards to people's supporting the plight of the palestinians in the us. now i'm reading in florida that, that some lawmakers are pushing desantis to, to basically outlaw pulled pell, assuming groups from university. i mean, it's for risk that can, it's shameful because what these lawmakers are doing in europe and us is essentially they are betraying freedom of speech and, and, and the call for human rights in order to support a for a nuclear power that is recognized as an apartheid state that is committing more crimes and genocide and when, when the powers that be, are trying to send for you from speaking out for human rights. it really makes us questionnaire loyalty. it's it's, it's a justice center humanity, it's for risk, like at this kind of censorship is despotic. it is on democratic it in america, it's unconstitutional. it's on a

could have been the next president. ok, keep losing that people out here. the u. k. a power plant built by russia is expected to change the face of all of these bangladesh welcomes the 1st deliveries of uranium fuel from russia. it is a key step to get its 1st have a nuclear power plant. also to run the u. s. claims it shoots down a turkish strife. drone approaching its forces in syria. put an official in ankara says the u a. b was not even being controlled by the to a case military. america's colossal debt grows by a rental $275000000000.00 in a single day, which nearly equals rushes. nearly spending budget.

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's in support of palestinians have gone ahead with police arresting hundreds of people that has raised questions about free speech and the right to demonstrate. for the seems like desktop, play darby tongue, bell lane streets, large groups of angry men throwing rocks, fall tools, and even fireworks out. police who responded with walter, common hundreds have been arrested parts of the city have been on a knife edge since police fund pro palestinian protest with the official saying, such gatherings have been used to incite hatred calls for the killing of jews or the destruction of israel their small skin berlin, worshippers, a binding protest is the wrong approach that started to diminish should be the possibility. this is also included in german law for demonstrations, as long as they are not violent. this provide to, to send up on this. so you h

could have also contributed to, to this problem. there's also a lot of talk about this being links to the cost of living crisis that's happening in the u. k as well. i mean, just how, how bad has that gotten that people seem to feel that they can no longer pay for goods or the something is that the biggest problem when it comes to shop lifting is really not by peoples, was stealing a pint of milk or a loaf of bread in order to to feed the family, but it's really from guys who have the cost of living crisis has been hitting people hot and we have had a seen inflation rising quincy, consumer goods and stations in particular, this seems to now has stopped. but still year and year, the inflation for consumer goods is 6.7 percent higher. and that obviously is something that hits the poor as a holidays. those people who don't have a lot of disposable income and need to spend lots of their income on, on feeding. the family. we've also seen, maybe contributing to, to the, to seem that porn break has, has been used much more by people. so people are going to the to porn because selling or, or handing and the jewelry that watches in order to be abl

however, you could imagine that it might be a little closer to what the us and france and the u. k. might be able to accept because it's specifically calls out from us. but uh it, uh, the security council members have until noon on saturday to issue their comments about both of these drafts and we're hearing their possibly keyword possibly could be reconvening up the security council again on saturday. okay, gabriel is on the lot for side. the, the you and thank you. well, he, us present j by and his address because a israel volunteering a speech in philadelphia. he says he's and ministration 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, in my direction, our teams are working in the region including communicating directly with the government of israel, egypt, jordan, and other our nations. patients to search for mandatory consequences for hallmarks attack to help you know, we have to, we can't lose sight of the fact that the overwhelming majority of palestinians had nothing to do with a

could kind of behavior and hop. and that was why, for example, in the u. k. if know what was the difference between these 2 societies that makes it possible. one of them they, when i interviewed richard this, but who was one of the great adults of this idea, irving, you know, it wasn't individually the study of that. he said basically, and, you know, the end, we get more, more individualistic as you go across kind of western europe. you know, u. k is really individualistic and then america's really individualistic and then is that it gets more millions of individualistic identity for into the pacific ocean. is way waiting for us it and i think that's why sometimes in here we look, a site is going to america, like they kind of crazy and often the craziness. but what we're seeing is craigslist is, is they really individualistic. and i think that's certainly true in the us in the end, and that creates some of that kind of move while the behavior is. but of course, the equally is tribal, you know, easy is about, you know, that all that stuff is that conspiratoria

u. k, the, the home sex race, while abraham. and she said that even tying upon us the new flag could in certain circumstances be a crime. it seems all that you cons, wave a flag, a palestinian flag because it doesn't necessarily mean the support i'm not all the of trust is it took place in israel last week. did you have a drug safety that took place in guys that for 75 years? so if you want to to far be policing in florida, you should for the ease, riley locked up as a result. suites answer, professor. dress keeper, address, kate, professor, defense national institute of eastern languages and cultures. thanks very much for sharing your thoughts about a situation and sounds like you think it will. that's a wrap. so this all my name's peter scotts and i'll be back again at the top of the hour with all the latest news views and analysis right to on ok. the . the russian states never as, as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community best. not getting all sense and the same assistance must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will fan in the european union the kremlin machine, the state on the rush w

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u. k, for example, to european union and countries within the african union. but it's also this action that is a, that could be taken in the coming weeks at the united nations human rights council that is currently a, there's a proposal to establish a, a fact finding mission or evidence gathering mechanism that would actually allow for the collection imprison preserving is evidence of these crimes, so the victims come on send for roles, the justice, we just need governments to get behind this. the seller has hair on alta, sarah, we've gained exclusive access of the of bonds in cost, blah, blah blah, blah jones, our by region ultimately. who is ethic on medium population, flat land, grab those fields to return the title dates of protected items in the color. we got plenty of dry, warm, sun shine, continuing across the good parts of europe, signs or something, a little cooler, coming in from the northwest as we go through the next couple of days. we have got that band to play out some shabby rights thinking. so i further south, what's the basis behind this? where the front wasteful just don't the head on the

u. k. a few years ago. and as a result, britain's home secretary. so while abraham and has warned that any protest as waving palestinian flags was thinking, pro palestinian songs could well face arrest if it is deemed that they all doing that in support of a mass of move that has aroused an awful lot of people who feel that that will only deepen the division between opposing views, about why this conflict is happening. it's all. the ball crouches 0 blunder as ronnie's in support of the palestinian cause, have taken place around the world in the united states that were marches and dozens of towns and cities. one of the biggest was in chicago. hundreds turned out in chalets capital santiago, which has the largest kind of thing in the community outside of the middle east, on the south africa protest as compared the 75 year illegal occupation of palestine to the injustices of apartheid. well, this is the scene in gaza where it's now 7 30 am the saw to the 6 day on the war and it is ready. bombardment continues. we've seen numerous explosions over night and into the early morning. i'll be back in half an hour with more of a ongoing coverage. boycott is up next, so stay t

u. k. a few years ago. and as a result, britain's home secretary. so while abraham and has warned that any protest as waving palestinian flags or singing pro palestinian songs or could well face arrest if it is deemed to fail, doing that in support of a mass, a move that has aroused an awful lot of people who feel that that will only deepen the division between opposing views, about why this conflict is happening a tool, the bulk around to 0 blended, the french police and the city of leo and used force to break up a demonstration in suppose to protestant ends. on wednesday, city officials had banned the gatherings. lots of this excited for later in the week of the artisan party civil swing. for his visions on pro palestinian marches, french president tomato ma chrome has condemned to massive attack on the as well. but it poses something that you opinion, humanitarian assistance to kind of students well, this is a scene in gaza where it's now for 30 am the bombardment continues. we've seen several explosions in the past 15 minutes. i'll be back in half an hour with more of an ongoing coverage program. radicalized youth is next. stay with us here. and i'll just era we

whereas in the past the united states could come in and say, this is the way we're going to do it. and we're going to get our allies of france and the u. k. and a couple of other behind us and sorry, it's katie by the door. we don't care about anybody else's opinion. now, all of a sudden with bricks and with brazil, and with india, and with even to a certain extent, saudi arabia and iran, and russia and china. they actually may be able to be a counter force for against israel and the united states to keep them from their own undoing. and that's what i'm hearing you say, and maybe that's a point of optimism not. i don't know if they'd be a counter force per se, because at the end of the day, the united states still has a massive army and it has allies of its own. nicole. it also really is the the master manipulator in terms of a global context. and that's what i think people have done the stand. so where, where i see them balancing it out is what they're going to have to do if they want to avert a war which they hurt their allies. so united states has no patience for people who threaten them, but it does behave pragmatically right. if you