u. k. foreign secretary, david timeline has urged as well to advise by the rules of pool. israel has the right to sell defends that we should support. of course, our back end is not on conditional. we expect such a proud and successful democracy to abide by international humanitarian law even when challenged in this way. well, just by the killing, the person is by the i, the loan that has not told to the cell of weapons to israel. how the city in partition on the list on why to apple battery. at one stage the u. k. was suppose to the tools to say, it's hypocritical, i'm shameful. the british citizen with told that by that is that you need aids on, on these uh, organization, or what kinda age the age where. cuz the, the, the, the model of the simple of this organization that sent them to, to, was, and the 3 cause which we had boned by days of 80. so what the british government did nothing you got to do. you did not actually even recall that 80 on both of those. they did about that. and they said that we are going actually to take those people who killed, i want to plead citizen to that qu

u—k foreign secretary david cameron says his government has "grave concerns" about humanitarian accessuspending arms exports to israel. he also defended his earlier meeting with former president donald trump — as �*entirely in line with precedent�*. meanwhile secretary blinken says the us does not have a date for a potential israeli military operation in rafah, but added the state department is working closely with qatar and egypt to establish a ceasefire. no, we do not have a date for any rafah operation. on the contrary, what we have is an ongoing conversation with israel about any rafah operation. the president's been very clear about our deep concerns. about israel's ability to lose civilians out of harm's way, to care for them once they are out of harm's way and you have any kind of major military operation that doesn't do real harm to civilian, children and to women. i'm joined now by philipj crowley, who was assistant secretary of state for public affairs under president obama. lets�*s start with the ceasefire talks there still seems to be a lot of distance between israel and ha

u k. foreign minister, david cameron says it's clear as well. they'll take action off to iranian stripes on saturday. he's visiting is run alongside of germany's foreign minister and an example. the bose cooling for the strength is where the tags have pushed back into pots and moving gaza for the 1st time and weeks. meanwhile, the military has continued bombing at alpha with 1500000 palestinians, a sheltering thought it was whom has moved from gauze and southern most to see thousands of posted years with no place to go. this is the reality of roughly goes a southern most city. once home to 275000 people. now sheltering nearly $1500000.00 will still be the one who would be a huge problem in the ground invasion takes place and rough. you can see thousands of people moving a 1000000 in the house, people in rough us last week and they go, we can barely find space for each other. every teen close to that 6 full 3 families instead of one. the least you can find is 2 families inside of 10 christmas. what will happen when they get into the rough? uh, we

backlash from london off the id as killed 3 british aid was during a recent as to icon gauze o u k foreign secretary, david cameron has just as well to abide by the rules of law of full israel has the right to sell, defends that we should support, of course, our back end is not unconditional. we expect such a proud and successful democracy to abide by international humanitarian law even when challenged in this way. or despite the killing of persons by the idea of london, has not told of the sale of weapons to as well. hello, sidney in british analyst and vine to absolve very odd ones, say to you. k was suppose to the atrocity is hypocritical, and a shameful. the 3 british citizen with told by that is that you need aids on, on visa organization or what kind of age? the 8 where, cuz i'm the that the, the more tools of the simple of this organization. but since i'm going to was, and the 3 cards which would be owned by days of 80. so what the british government did nothing you got to be did not actually even be called that as rating on bus or the they did about that. and they said that we are

u. k. foreign secretary david cameron says israel has committed to increasing the total number of a trucks to at least $500.00 a day. as we all says, alex found the capacities for the jordan land crossing to a 100 trucks a day. they will approve more types of a including fuel to enable bakeries to open and hospitals to function. and israel will activate the natural laws, what's the pipeline to northern gaza. once we pass a completed to the un secretary general as, as he hopes, as what others click to open, new aid, cargo was phoning situation and gaza. absolutely desperate. antonio gutierrez says, long lines of a trucks remain stuck on the addiction side of the the alpha crossing. having the entry to gauze are restricted when the gates today that closed the doors through starvation. that opens martin and also the population over the 1000000 people are facing catastrophic and children go to the dying for lack of foods and lots of these easy, comprehensible. and then finally available. nothing can justify the collective punishments of the palestinian people. the your opinions, foreign policy

u. k. foreign secretary david timeline claims that half of the boxes pre war, military equipment has been destroyed, was he'll take on that statement slow festival. i would like to say that is making a bow and the grim announcement. first, we confirming that the war is about the us interest and the measures and the approach of the anglo saxon the way and the way they conduct this war. and they speak about the russian doses. so they not giving any consideration to the ukrainian human and financial resources as long as the brain in already to, to themselves and sacrifice been said for america. second, the washer would never go to classical against the us. because this is not how the war is conducted in the bathroom fee, depending on the size of the $2.00 countries that all those major super power the another point the last across the hall. if it is correct, when the british all saying was absolutely necessary for russia to modernize is equipment and adapt to and what the rule of the day is, military needs to speak with. then you're trying to engage, which is something that the restaurant me

u. k. foreign secretary, david cameron, who has come to washington to convince politicians they are to cough up even more cash, which she calls a good investment. the best thing we can do this year is to help keep the ukrainians in this fight the fighting so bravely the not going to lose for one to we're all the dangers. we don't give them the support that they need. i argue that it is extremely good value for money for the united states, and for others, perhaps for about $5.00 or 10 percent of your defense budget. always hard for russia's pre will, military equipment has been destroyed without the loss of the single american life . this is an investment in united states security. it reminds me very much of a big new version of sky who was very high ranking us official and was essentially the national security advisor under a carter. and when they coaxed and he bragged about it when they coaxed the soviets into a meeting, afghanistan, in the 1980s, there are, you know, the, as we saw from that experience, it was a very long war because he said this was like russia's vietnam. and he brag that

u. k. foreign secretary david cameron says that as well, has committed to increasing the total number of trucks to at least $500.00 a day. israel says that like, spend the capacity through the jordan land to colorado to a 100 trucks. today. they've also proved more types of aid, including fuel and unable lo bakeries to open a hospitals to function as well. will activate the natural also water pipeline to northern garza, one surpass a completed honey booth as in bravo and something dollars with more on this announcements for additional late routes being received or within the past few wait weeks, people have been voicing concern and the frustration of the fact that the, uh, whether it's the americans or other of the involved parties interested in providing whom a 3 and is resorting to all the trend is likely or dropping or constructing a temporary peer. the criticism was over the fact that there are land crossings that are available, but they have been virtually shut down by this really a military. so theoretically speaking, when this decision is, is implemented, we're going to see a sign

u. k. foreign secretary, david cameron, who describes the alleged ethnic tensions in india, is states of america as having quote, a click religious pods. we have the riots in iowa area where tens of thousands of muslims who account christians have been prosecuted again. and again, the saying, the minister minister agree that to india as a member of the commonwealth and shooting freedom of believe me at the full front of the commonwealth shots that have been occasions where it's been something that we've raised with the indian government. and i think that should continue to be the case. i think it's right to say that we should dine play the religious aspects of some of the strife. yes, sometimes it is a communal, or tribal, or se, but that in many cases a clear religious part of it, and we should be clear by now to save a time or no. so no to the day has closely studied what he called a good report on the indian states, issues written by the court issuing a last last investigation. these how the author's take on last year's tensions and money put violence broke out that nearly a year ago

u. k. foreign minister, david cameron here, this way, cooling full restraint. that has been the message from the western community. indeed, nobody wants to see this a spill out into a major or more major conflict. and that is, you know, everybody will be signed a sort of sense of relief as we have been hearing from a writing and for officials that there is no applied at a retaliatory attack. so it could well be that for the moment, things on that front have come down somewhat, but the region of course remained credibly hot and nothing can be guaranteed in this region. it is very volatile. rebecca, thanks very much for that correspondence. rebecca, it does reporting from journals them there and political scientists, i leave for the job is director of the center for me, at least in global order. he gave me his assessment. well, there are a lot of details that are not kind of friends yet, but of course we can suggest that it's very likely that you know what happens in terms of the strike on the wrong. but also on southern syria has been carried on out by israel. a

u. k. foreign secretary david cameron says israel has committed to increasing the total number of a trucks to at least $500.00 a day as well says that expand the capacity through the jordan land carter to a 100 trucks a day. that will, so it proved more types of a including field enable mole bakeries to open and hospitals to function and israel to activate the natural osborne pipeline to move and gaza once or pass a completed. the un secretary general, it says he hopes is rather is clipped. to open you a cartilage cooling, the situation and gaza, absolutely desperate. antonia gutierrez says, long lines of a truck for main stock on the egypt inside, the dolphin crossing, having the entry to gauze and restricted. when the gates today that closed the doors through starvation. at opens model and also the population over the 1000000 people are facing catastrophic and children go to the dying for lack of foods and lots of these easy, comprehensible. and then finally available. nothing can justify the collect these punishments of the palestinian people. but here, okay, and unions, foreign policy

u. k. foreign secretary david cameron says of israel has committed to increasing the total number of a trucks to at least $500.00 and a israel says that expand the capacity through the jordan land, colorado to a 100 trucks. today, they've also proved low types of aid, including fuel to enable bakeries to open a hospitals to function, and his route will activate the natural us was a pipeline to northern gauze. once for pass, a completed view and such as the general says he hopes as rally as quick to open a new age. colorado's calling the situation in gaza, absolutely desperate. continue terrorist as long lines of a truck for main stuck on the egyptian side of the roof of crossing, having veteran street a gauze that restricted when the gates to pay that closed the doors through starvation at open martin and also the population over to 1000000 people are facing, get this cut off tongue of children and got us into the dying for lack of foods and lots of these easy even comprehensible. and then finally available. nothing can justify the collect these punishments of the palestinian people to now th

u. k. foreign secretary david cameron says israel has committed to increasing the total number of a trucks to at least 500 a day as well says that expand the capacity through the jordan land, colorado to 100 trucks. today, they've also approved more types of aid including fuel, to enable more bakeries, to open them hospitals, to function, and israel will activate the initial ahl's wolf, the pipeline to northern garza, one surpass completed with mold this honey. my mood is in rafa in southern garza, we will of the announcement time, the additional aid routes are being offered. within the past few wait weeks, people have been voicing concern and the frustration of the fact that the uh, whether it's the americans or other up involved parties interested in providing him a 3. and it's resorting to alternatives like you're dropping and constructing a temporary peer. the criticism was over the fact that there are land crossings that are available, but they have been virtually shut down by this really a military. so theoretically speaking, when this decision is, is implemented, we're going to see

u. k. foreign minister, david cameron here, this way, cooling full restraint. that has been the message from the western community. indeed, nobody wants to see this a spill out into a major or more major conflict. and that is, you know, everybody will be signed a sort of sense of relief as we have been hearing from a right. and for officials that there is no applied at a retaliatory attack. so it could well be that for the moment, things on that front have calmed down somewhat, but the region of course remained credibly hot and nothing can be guaranteed in this region. it is very volatile. rebecca, thanks very much for that. let us funded rebecca. it does reporting from journals them that let's bring in the job now he's a political scientist and director of the center for middle east and global order. welcome ali. we're still waiting for official confirmation that is around the could be potentially behind this attack. but what does it look like to you was user friendly behind this? well, there are a lot of details that are not kind of furniture yet. but of cour

u. k. foreign minister, david cameron here this way, cooling full restraint. that has been the message from the western community. indeed, nobody wants to see this a spill out into a major or more major conflict. and that is, you know, everybody will be signing a sort of sense of relief as we have been hearing from a right. and for officials that there is no applied at retaliatory attack. so it could well be that for the moment, things on that front have come down somewhat, but the region of course remained credibly hot and nothing can be guaranteed in this region. it is very volatile. rebecca, thanks very much for that correspondence. rebecca, it does important from journals them the political scientists i leave for the job is director of the center for middle east and global order. i, lia he gave me his assessment well, there are a lot of details that are not confirmed yet, but of course we can suggest that it's very likely that you know what happened in terms of the strike on the wrong. but also on southern syria has been carried on out by israel. and how d

u. k. foreign secretary david cameron, who is going to washington to convince politicians the to couple of people moved cash, which he calls a good investment is the best thing we can do this year is to help keep the ukrainians in this fight the fighting so bravely that nothing to lose for one to were all the dangers we didn't give them the support that they need. i argue that it is extremely good value for money for the united states and for others perhaps for about $5.00 or 10 percent of your defense budget. always hoff with rushes pre will, military equipment has been destroyed for without the loss of the single american life. this is an investment in united states, security rushes, defense ministry. so it's, it's, um, the industry is on 20 booming, at least a 7 flows are being produced each day along with hundreds of various missiles. will also all say fountains to turn out to move in to 1000000 on tele rounds by the end of the year. political analyst on the filmmakers shown starting to say it's david, tom runs things blissfully unaware of how powerful the russian military has actua

u. k. foreign secretary, david cameron, who's come to washington. so convinced politicians back to cough up even more cash, which he calls a good investment. and the best thing we can do this year is to help keep the ukrainians in this fight the fighting so bravely that nothing to lose for one to them or all of the dangers. we didn't give them the support that they need. i argue that it is extremely good value for money for the united states and for others perhaps for about $5.00 or 10 percent of your defense budget. always hoff with rushes pre will, military equipment has been destroyed for without the loss of a single american life. this is an investment in united states security russians. defense ministry says it's all in this industry is actually booming. at least $87.00 roads that being produced each day along with hundreds of various missiles most go also plans to turn off more than $2000000.00 or 10 of your rounds by the end of the year last year. and what will journalist on political analysts, elijah magneer, stays david com, or just had, in

u. k. foreign minister, david cameron says it's clear as well. we'll take action off to iranians next on saturday. he's visiting israel alongside germany's foreign minister and the name of babel that bows. calling from his train. they prominent california university, his band and most than students from speaking at a graduation ceremony because of the opposition to as well as long gaza loss to a several university presidents result and off to hospital congressional questioning on prussia campaigns from pro israel goods reynolds report from los angeles, a muslim american student us now to boss and being chosen as a valid victoria for the university of southern california was cause for celebration. but then usc abruptly banned to bottom from speaking because of a pressure campaign by pro israel activist. she says she feels surprised, disappointed, and betrayed. a university is supposed to in race discourse. it's supposed to embrace ideological inquiry. if you silence one person, you're effective, we silencing a lot of people, campus, jewish groups o

u k. foreign minister david cameron says it's clear as well. we'll take action off to yvonne and strikes on saturday. he's visiting is run alongside germany's foreign minister, adelina baffle simple. first quitting from his trains. and g 7 foreign ministers, a gathering for us thomas, an estimate. i'll discuss goals for coordinates and sanctions against. yvonne increased support for ukraine would also be high on the agenda. mass, the tensions ill treatment and, and full disappearances. those of the allegations, the un says it's received about palestinian prisoners and as ready custody. wednesday marks palestinian prisoners de, honoring the thousands of detainees. how often and definitely in is rarely jails is ready. authorities have least just dropped the $1500.00 people from gauze us since april 4th, including women and children. the one agency for palestinian refugee says they were held for weeks and military facilities with no means of communication with their families. other obligations them to the section abuse and torture, including psycho

u. k. foreign sex treat to have a camera in hudson. what's your support for israel is not unconditional. you made those comments on that as well. last as strikes on monday that killed 78 was pre of them, buttons, schedule correspondents in london. how are full said, how are we tell us about the phone secretaries, comments? we not as a, not they to a course of disapproval of the israel's talks of killing of the a black as well. yeah, that's right. as being a statement both from david cameron, i'm from the prime minister, receives student academic kind of writing the sunday times the prime minister, putting out of statements on his twitter or x feet and not uh he talks about it being 6 months since when he pulls the tires, outrage of a sense of october. uh so is that what was the country is something to hold. what happens by what happens to the uh, wells central kitchen, uh, conroy last week and he says the gaza is suffering hot. good desperation, loss of life on an awful scale, no shift to the essential british policy of to non degree,

but today we've seen the foreign ministers of the u. k. and germany as well. but also, you know, listening to regional allies and all of whom has been wanting restrained. if israel is going to attack, as it says, it is vowing to do so, it says that it has no choice about to retaliate. you know, we've, we seeing that sort of rhetoric, but we're hearing also. and then, you know, who's saying again today to david cameron and lena, bad books at israel would make this decision on it's on, but it isn't going to be pressured by the allies. so it will no doubt be taking the, taking this advice into consideration. so, oh, you know, to, i think the latest we've been saying it, we know the war cabinet meeting day of today and then not able to reach an agreement. so these calls from regional, latest and from allies certainly plain to the decision, what we are hearing, and what we can be pretty sure about is a israel is going to counter a time. we've been hearing reporting from actually as an american outlet saying that they were that sources within souls as close to the d

bobby's been seeing isn't visits by the dream and, and the foreign minister of the u. k. this week. and of course, a lot of pressure also from the u. s. saying that, you know, if i should consider the, the 6, the add to tens against this, a strike against those strikes by a, by run a successful and a calling on is road to so restrain. so the question here was all week long. how will is ro retired? and they said they were retired. the question is, you know, in the, what scope would it be limited to? what are the targets? so that has been discussed. so this has been of course, you know, been on the front line. see on the agenda or week so we have to wait and see what has been unfolding the here in the early morning hours so far. we have no confirmation here from the is really military or, or the government of for, for anything of that that was our correspondent tonya claim. the interested in reporting on these breaking news reports of explosions being heard across the ron right now, tanya, thank you. and of course we'll be following that story here on dw, throughout the day on, on our

u. k. and from the rainy and foreign minister said that that's one of the reasons that wrong has to respond because of the security council of fail to take action. do you think it wrong was looking for some sort of off from, from the security council if they have done something, could be provided that it's interesting because these are wrong is do seem to be saying exactly that, but has a security council condemned the attack then they wouldn't be forced to a minute or 2 response. i'd very much doubt it and they wouldn't be extremely naive if i ever believe that's the security council would have condemn such that tak, i'm been. busy has made repeatedly evident that they will defend israel in the un security council that they will block any action condemning israel is coming back. and now we see other members of the department and 5 doing the same. so i think that was not the slightest. charles, the security council would have condemned these riley attacks so that there's an element of kind of bluffing about what the run into saying that you're gonna have international role being explicitly

now the sanctions are already on the table for a lot of the foreign ministers that you mentioned. you have u k, the us, germany and india, which is hasn't really made up its mind how to respond to this escalation, the middle east, but at least for the us, some sanctions already being put up for a vote in the house of representatives there. so this is not a controversial shot subject for israel's allies, and it seems that we're trying to build momentum here to get a diplomatic offensive. but a lot of these allies that you paid us in germany have urges real to make that the alternative to military attack because they see any military attack as being an escalation. now, is rarely war cabinet has converged a couple of times now. and they've said that they are going to try to avoid a regional award that their response would be calculated and not from the god. but listen to ron this so that any military response to the strikes over the weekend would be met with a even a harsher attack. and that's because the ron sees their strike as retaliatory strike. where is the allegedly, israel's strike on an e

now this comes as these really prime minister met with several foreign ministers from the u. k. and germany to discuss b is rarely response to it on and when it will be well members of the international community allies and flows both urging com. these really prime minister has spoken in his weekly cabinet meetings saying that israel will decide on his own self defense at a time and place that works for them. the international pressure has been mounting on these rarely as not to sparks some sort of wider regional escalation or conflict after the audience has launched their attack on saturday evening. but remember that they had launched this attack in retaliation. so these really air strike on the it on you and cancel it in damascus on april. first, israel's war and security cabinets are scheduled to convince, according to is really media on thursday to discuss possible outcomes from the social address ito televi. so it's a coming out just a rock races, runing a policy set of rates, early election results that show them in the lease of the tool. deadlock looks like leaving no tho

u. k. frank, what do we know about the foreign nationals who are fighting for russia and it's war against ukraine? good morning, terry. we know that they are from many different countries you saw in the pile that there's a big stress. tons of numbers i think on south asia. so also it did nationalist for line comes and paradoxically inside us guns were the focus for the russians anyway on trade soldiers. so just trying to coast by the west. they've been looking for those and they've been recruited both directly on through iran that had been saving souls and seen some of them trained. some of them experienced was a minor diplomatic spot with cuba last year, which is now settled is different and they're all cubans and not many on south africa troops to last year. the lowest with liberalized as well to recruit for the soviet citizens into the army. and of course, the d o is money you're off, rich russian soldier conscripted a rather volunteer enough in this case uh, receives about $2000.00, which is a huge amount of money, of course. so we think, as i say there, about several 1000 of these people pro

u. k. and the united states. foreign ministers of the amazing said it was important to put saddam's humanitarian emergency back in the spot life. the pages will go a long ways of reaching this is $2700000000.00 a target set by the united nations. thousands of african refugees will be forced to leave pockets fund, including those who have legal documents. this is the 2nd phase of a controversial plan by the government to expel last guns from the country. lost of toys, of, of thousands of asked atoms without official documentation will order to leave within 30 days, will be forcibly to posted a correspondence. come on, ha, that has moved from the cause on our refugee camp. and to show a the millions of, of, on refugees are now facing, uncertain future and bug is gone after the government are focused on door them to leave within 30 day last year. that really isn't important. but as das human rights organizations of course, condemned to move, things that are going to rent. and most of these people have been living in this country for decades after they've fled the country. when the doctor and then r

u. k. of also condemned ron's attack on israel. you foreign policy chief, you'll said, but i will call that a great threat to regional security. german, john, so that all of shelves has described their rounds of salt on as well as unacceptable the time we strongly condemn the rainy and attack and one against any further escalation. your honor must not continue down this spot. but the same time, it is absolutely clear to us that we stand in solidarity with israel, which has every right to defend itself. to gauze and now and several palestinians have been wounded off through his writing forces. open fire on the ban garza city. hundreds of displaced families in central gonzo it trying to return to the north along the coast to road more than a 100 palestinians with killed by his riley snipers on the same route while collecting food days in february causes media or office as 6 is ready. the attacks within 24 hours and on the side at all, it's refugee camp is killed 19 people and wounded more than $200.00. further north to valley. it was also hit by

u. k of condemned data runs the attack on israel. you foreign policy chief, joseph brown, called it a grave threat to regional security. france also echoed his commitment to israel with a foreign minister saying, yvonne has reached a new level of the seventy's ation. and he's on was driven chance that all actual tests termed yvonne's as sold on these rocks on israel as unacceptable. what time we strongly condemn the rainy and attack and one against any further escalation. your honor must not continue down this spot. but the same time, it is absolutely clear to us that we stand in solidarity with israel, which has every right to defend itself off on the reactions this spring in poll brennan, in london. so condemnation, paul, if he runs at times. but a number of countries also calling for restrict so that's indeed, i mean the messaging that's coming out from european capitals this morning. and during the course of today, it's very similar to what we had kimberly report on just a couple of minutes ago. and that is very much a combination of iran fo

the russian foreign minister has previously said that the u. k. plays and will aggressive hands . but any of you questions, other spa, this is why would love to and take on such a prominent role? it's a, that's a couple of things. i think one of them is the star because of india. you've had this antagonism of same truth between. busy the 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

the foreign volunteers came from poland, canada, australia, the u. k. and the us now the w. c. k has call this incident a tragedy. adding the aid workers on civilian should never be targeted by didn't who is also called for swift investigation into that incident. he was underlying that is, well is failing to protect civilians as this tragedy is not a standalone case. the us president joined a very long list of officials is commented now on those killings. you expect the broader investigation to be conducted and to be done so in a swift and comprehensive manner. us will continue to process rule to do more as well to ensure the safety of humanitarian workers and will continue to do all we can to deliver this assistance to palestinian civilians and gosh, the seaside human tragedy that should never, that is completely unacceptable. and australia will say full improper accountability as you would expect for how they screwed habits, that we certainly have already contacted the as rally government directly. we are contacting the as riley and best of that uh to uh, ask uh for accountab

now this comes as these really prime minister met with several foreign ministers from the u. k. and germany to discuss b is rarely response to it on and when it will be well members of the international community allies and foes, both urging palm these really prime minister has spoken in his weekly cabinet meetings, saying that israel will decide on his own self defense and a time and place that works for them. the international pressure has been mounting on these rarely is now to sparks some sort of wider, regional escalation or conflict after the audience had launched their attack on saturday evening. but remember that they had launch this attack in retaliation. so these really air strike on the, on the and console and in damascus on april. first, israel's war and security cabinets are scheduled to convince, according to is really media on thursday to discuss possible outcomes from the central jersey to televi. the sale i had on this, i'll just air and use our camping outside columbia students demand. the university new york caught it's ties with israel, a record crime, boston

he called for restraint from all sides. germany's foreign minister and a bad luck also condemned the attack and offered solidarity to israel. the u. k. has voted to stand up for is ready. security. prime minister wishes to knock says britain is working with partners to help stabilize the situation. let's go to jerusalem now. where do you to view correspondent tanya kramer? it's standing by for us, tanya, good to see you again. can you give us an update on the attack and watches israel's military set? this is really military released some more details on the ongoing events, as they said, they said a in deceptive and majority of the weapons. the a missiles among then they said, a talked rooms, dozens of ballistics and cruise missiles, outside of is rose, a border of some of them about $200.00 a they said where short in total, but only some of them were actually hitting inside israel. the also heard here in jerusalem, shortly before 2 am local time, the air raid sirens went off as in other parts of the country. and we could hear some of what sounded like a into sections of the spokes person of the is really military. didn't say what th

u. k. i've condemned yvonne's attack on israel e foreign policy chief joseph morales called it a grace right to regional security funds also echoed his commitment to israel with a foreign minister saying, yvonne has reached a new level of this type of legislation. in his own words, the german chance that olaf shows has turned the bonds are sold on his route as unacceptable. we strongly condemn the rain in attack and one against any further escalation it. ronda must not continue down this spot. but the same time, it is absolutely clear to us that we stand in solidarity with israel, which has every right to defend itself. off on the reactions that go to poll brennan in london for us, for condemnation of yvonne's attack from a number of countries, but also counts for restraint. in days the messaging working on 2 levels is with. busy from kimberly earlier in the program that john cabby doing the rounds, trying to port royal on choppy waters. it's the same story on this side of the atlantic as well. europe and governments attains to condemn iran for launching this attack. scans mention of the apr

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in one display of double standards, the british foreign secretary criticized the ron's retaliates res tried before admitting that the u. k. would have taken some other options. while i would argue there is a massive degree of difference between what israel did in damascus, but what britain to the hostile nation flattened one of our concepts? well, we would take, we would take the very strong action and dig around would say that that's what that is, but what late it, as i said, was a massive attack. so the right to respond, but the reaction is what we have. so what i'm saying now, how does it to the attacks they carried, i was on a very large scale, much bigger than the people excited to respond to the stand. and he policy is widely used by the west is or is indeed part of the west, and that would then definitely stand there with that he receives with everything that is allowed to be. he's really as the west, but there's not the others. so again, we go back to the memo that i registered or send receive as a for i'm secretary in 2018, stating that everything the americans and the allies. do we use you menu, jerry and izati

the british foreign secretary criticized the runs, the retaliatory strike before admitting that the u. k. would have taken similar actions. while i would argue there is a massive degree of difference between what israel did in damascus. but what britain to the hostile nation flattened one of our confidence? well, we would take, we would take the very strong action and around would say that that's what that is, what, what made it, as i said, was a massive attack. so the right to respond, but the reaction is what we have. so what i'm saying, how did, how does the attack the attacks they carried, i was on a very large scale, much bigger than people. excited to respond loss. as you and envoy, you accused the security council west and members bates of engaging in a quote parade of hypocrisy and double standards. when it comes to the mid lease, sweeping across those lines are still doing, you know, you know, very well and an attack on i diplomatic mission, is it costs us by lie on dates, national low, and if west emissions? well, under attack, you would not hesitate to reach savvy. i can prove