u. k. from germany, netherlands, pylon, argentina, germany from i said, germany twice, sorry. should i, spain and portugal on the list. now these include some of the us and israel, closest allies. how much pressure do you think is coming on the is riley's from these governments? those governments will again be part of again, what is a collective effort, not just simply us effort, not just to emphasize that the lives of these hostages are at risk if there's any type of ground operation. but i think to put across the water message, which is like, even if, even if it is right on the ground, defensive is put off for a week, 2 weeks. another month, quite likely, that is roby trying out the or operations, the sustain bombing. and i think the message there is, again to this really leadership quality, you know, can you really think that you can ball him off out of existence or even contain it? can you do you think the bombing of flattening calls and killing thousands of palestinians is going to make any advance on releasing the hostages? i mean, i'll just send it to you like this. che

u. k. from germany. that any context to the card violence is on the, on the symmetric. and so eventually the, the russian and boss, and the best thing that this did not happen out of the blue, this narrative, the, even to told me that the root causes of the conflict are unacceptable. because the only thing to do is to stand by israel and it's hour of need a frederick ridiculous, a lot different conflict resolution, which is what the united nations is supposed to be about. so with that in mind, then the you the rush, or how's the circulation of the draft resolution, the outline, but the key points that closer to me is you durable, funny, respected you about a cherry and sci fi strongly condemns all. while it was most trilogies directed against civilians will acts of terrorism and call for the security symbol of hostages, that mean unimpeded provision and distribution of humanitarian assistance. he said, actually, just as he left the box, i remember states having till noon on saturday to to submit any amendments of a they may want to but want to add to this. having said t

u. s. u k. germany initially spoke out against the truce or abstain from voting, the policy, any of them foster to the you and have this to say about israel sections. the occupying power has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys uh what it has caught electricity, internet an old communications. and yet here, there are still some who refuse to equally and unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but today we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the new cubic on the message. this august assembly has sent to all the people that the over what do mean majority over the people over the war stand with you that you might be able to get quoted within somebody. this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all they civilians in gauze. and israel that unites a sol. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them, progressively because of the position taken by the west and delegation. the security council couldn't come to a decision, but in the general assembly, the voice of

u. s. support lives. there is no equivocation within the white house about which side they're supporting and there's and if you listen to the wording of that joint statement from germany, italy, the u. k. and the us, it is very stark and it's very one sided. we express our steadfast, the united support for the state of israel, and our unequivocal condemnation of how much we make it clear that the terrorist actions of homos have no justification, no legitimacy, and must be on a universally condemned later in this statement. they and say all of us recognize the legitimate aspirations of the palestinian people. but it goes on to say how much does not represent those aspirations in that pretty much a describes how us officials and those. ready europe and officials and represent the government positions here to you may hear about the protest industry here in the us pro palestinian protests. and that is a very real thing. but the us government is not speaking with that kind of equivocation. it's speaking with aid and that's why you have that us carrier group in the eastern mediterranean, that that's why you've got new planes coming into the region at the us is offering munitions that are on

u. s. the u. k. germany initially spoke out against the crew source, abstain from voting, the policy need and foster to the un have this to say about israel's actions. occupying power has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys uh, what it has caught electricity, internet an old communications. and yet, i see that there are still some who refuse to equally and unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but today we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the new cubic on the message. this august assembly has sent to all the people that the over what do mean majority over the people over the war stand with you might be able to get acquainted with that. so this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all the civilians in gaza and israel, but unites of sol. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them progressively because of the position taken by the western delegation. the security council couldn't come to a decision, but in the general assembly, the voice of the united ar

u. s u k. germany, a 3 israel spoke out against the truth or abstained from voted at the palestinian a pastor to the you and have this to say about it. israel's action, the occupying power has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys. uh, what it has caught electricity, internet an old communications, and yet here, there are still some who refuse to equally unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but to day, we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the equipment coming message. this august assembly has sent to all the people that the over. what do you mean? majority of the people over the ward stand with you and you'll probably be able to go to court evidence on that. this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all the civilians in gaza. and israel, that unites the soul. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them. regretfully, because of the position taken by the western delegation. the security council couldn't come to a decision, but in the general assembl

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president and south african president, those are the lead is present, but you've also got germany from the u. k. no way all got that for a ministers that russia represented by his deputy foreign minister, china bites, middle east of envoy and the united nations. that cuz he jealous, we know heading a large delegation of the united nations and it's a pretty heavy weight. and they're all going to be saying the same thing about needing to get more aid supplies in west noting the us. we know that the us new ambassador, he's actually were taught diplomat book back into the jump. david sounds like kind of the is in colorado shames, but it always riley to. yeah, just on that point we're going to go to the conference. now we're understand a presidency has just begin this. they've gotten this thinking that's the end of the day since the members will meet today in cairo, in a very difficult situation that examines our humanity before our interests examines. how do we believe in the humanity of the human beings, the principles and the to the believes that sometimes we claim that we believe in it's an exam

it is kind of go from germany, italy, the u. k. and the us, it was reiterated the support of those leaders for israel. and it's right to defend itself against terrorism, and also quite a difference to international humanitarian law, including the protection off on civilians. it welcome to release of the 2 american captors and called for the release of the others. and it also welcome to for us you monetary and come boys into gaza and committed to continue coordinating with partners in the region to ensure sustained and safe access to food, water, medical care, and other assistance required to meet humanitarian needs about topic girls or some developments on the sunday president vitamin speaking to the is really prime minister, and then that read out from the white house. that was this sentence. the lead is a funds that they will now be continued flow of critical assistance to gauze, right? so it would appear some sort of rhetorical commitment from the is really probably administer to some sort of age low into gaza. no matter how pou

u. k. germany. but the processing time of for getting them from it or getting them vs as has been painfully slow and focused on his asking or the 1700000 undocumented of congress produced to leave the country roughly focused on has 81400004 1000000 of congress, it is an out of this already 60000 have left for us on this on the buckets on say is that it's not my problem. it's not a bit confused at all to take the sponsibility, we would not allow these have gone to cities and my friends to stay in the country, hoping that she's kind of touched on up there. some of the justification for the book. can you tell us a little bit more about pakistan's justification for all this? so focused on phase that, or is it just simply for to focus on say, is that it accuses us of some of the, of gone nation as of being in boston criminal activities. all connected with ease of being involved in drug abuse. this affinity does trade in smuggling, but mainly focused on face that have gone national audit and was in that it has some activities in focused on. it says that more than a dozen suicide attacks, that's happened t

so i b believe from germany, italy, i'm the u. k. a job i made the call this afternoon and got a 5 leaders on the phone. afterwards, there was a short statement that was issued. it said obviously express the steadfast support for israel describe the terrace tax and so from us having no justification to new legitimacy, excuse me, and added that to the recognize the legitimate aspirations of the palestinian people. but how much does not represent the as palestinian people essentially think, giving the green light to whoever is real does next to express that support for israel to defend itself against them us. uh no call is you would normally expect for restraint. that certainly has been an american theme in the past, conflicts and exchanges in guys where they ask for restraint. they are walking through the diplomatic channels to try and get some sort of ceasefire, but their biggest consent is the fact that there may well be a number of americans that have been taken into guys a, a joint copy here is the national security council spokes

so i believe is that i believe from germany, italy on the u. k. that's right, joe biden has been speaking to all of them on a coal this afternoon, just in the last hour. we got the statement that was released. essentially a game supports israel saying that his steadfast support for israel, the terrorist actions have a mass of new justification and no legitimacy. the statement does say it recognizes that the palestinian people have got the right to live with dignity and that should be extended to them. but how much does not represent the palestinian people? there has been, of course, a lot of talk about the number of americans that have been killed. the tool button confirming the statement released earlier this afternoon, the 11 had been killed and then they say that i security agency believes that that number me will rise just in the last our joint cut. because the spokesman for the national security council has been saying that they still can't confirm whether or not americans are being held hostage. but the expect that to be the grim reality of

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following discussions between us president joe biden and leaders of funds, germany, italy, canada, and the u. k. officials joining us from occupied east jerusalem. so tell us a little bit more about this statement on the well, it's an interesting group, isn't it? it is essentially the g 7 minus one that is defined. they are not included in the statement this after what was described as a day of diplomacy by the white house, which you might be making numerous calls to all 5 of the leaders who signed onto this statement, as well as to benjamin netanyahu. now these really is will be relatively pleased with the statement. there's no, i would write condemnation of a mass, although they are described by the 6 leaders as a tetra risk group. but they do reiterate israel's absolute right to defend itself in the face of what the statement calls terrorism. now, what is interesting is that the leaders call for the adherence to international law, even at a time when israel has cutoff food power and food supplies to guys. although there are a truck skating through and also a number of agencies have said that they have use white square

it is kind of go from germany, italy, the u. k. and the us, it reiterated the support of those leaders for israel. and it's right to defend itself against terrorism. and almost like quite a difference to international humanitarian law, including the protection of civilians. it welcome the release of the 2 american captors and called for the release of the others. and it also welcome to for us you monetary and come boys into gaza and committed to continue coordinating with partners in the region to ensure sustained and safe access to food, water, medical care, and other assistance required to meet humanitarian needs about topic girls or some developments on the sunday president vitamin speaking to the is really prime minister and then that read out from the white task. that was this sentence. the lead is found that they will. busy be continued flow of critical assistance to gaza . so it would appear some sort of rhetorical commitment from the israeli prime minister to some sort of age flow into gaza. no matter how poetry it may be.

true to account of the premises of my criminal from strong in the shoulders of germany. prime minister. busy any of italy on 5 minutes or so, knock of u k regarding the ongoing conflict between israel and how must also pipe from so it's a 20 minute conversation she have. what should we make of republican senator lindsey grimes statement about a ron and the impacts of that statement? the words in the context of the 2nd bipartisan congressional visit to israel since october the 7th. clearly, the varies who are all these visits benefit from the law. dress of the, the, the well documented is really nobody here in washington. those results are about of there's campaign donations or even, you know, or not being preston, by the, by the israeli lobby is as it some progressives off and all of them they have to give back completely unconditional support to israel, to the legal occupations of a siege to the daily violence to their pop side system, i'm constantly have a string of invective towards iran. lindsey graham, however, slightly different because he represents a really important strain of us, of us politics here at washington that i'm on. o

discussions between us president joe biden and leaders of france, germany, italy, canada, and the u. k. officials joining us live from occupied east jerusalem. so tell us more about this statement. dollar of the it's an interesting group, not least because it is the g 7 minus one. the question about why japan was not included in the statement if it was even approached that the government and israel will be pleased with his statement. although it doesn't rightly condemn how much it does describes him as a terrorist organization. but once again reiterates israel's rights to defend itself. they called for a to happens to international law, but makes no mention of the fight. the israel has of course, control of fuel, food and water supplies, to the guys a strip. and according to some organizations as use white phosphorus, joining is this whole thing guys. over the last fortnight. it welcome to the 1st aid trucks, undergrads to continued diplomatic coordination with the partners in the area to try and release of the cap tips that are commonly being held, as there is no mention of the word restraint, new word to all the ce

discussions between us presidential binding and the leaders of france, germany, italy, canada, and the u. k. a alan fisher joins us live from occupied east, jerusalem, and illinois. can you just tell us more about the statements? the look at the list of countries there. there's one obvious exception that is the g 7, except there is no japan. so be interesting to find out what depends position, isn't this, given that it said that it could be neutral in negotiations between the power studies and the rate is really just last week the, the japanese, the opponent minister said that the didn't believe that the united states could do that now the states and from the 6 patients explain, it again, expresses the fact that israel has the right to defend itself. it describes how mass as a ton of his group. so that will get some welcome here in israel. and they also say that they must adhere to international law while carrying out its military operations. ignoring the fact of course, that is real at the start of this conflict. cut of power, food and water. the 2 guys that even though some of that is getting through know very small amoun

discussions between us president show a button and the leaders of france, germany, italy, canada, and the u. k. o ellen fisher joins us live from occupied east, jerusalem and illinois. can you tell us a little bit more about what was included in this statement? well if you look at the list this immediately interesting because it is the g 7 minus one, and that would be japan, japan who last week said they could continue to be known as broker and discussions between these families and the palestinians, hinting that the americans can no longer fill that role. so this new g 6 gathering came after the of what the white house described does. a diplomatic, the, the white toys for joe biden, he called all the leaders be put together the statement. and he also called benjamin netanyahu. that the statement reiterates it was right to defend itself, but also welcome the fact that the trucks were getting in an arched israel to continue to add a cuban split to international law. no, this comes as they are already aware that israel, in the 1st part of it, that the fighting and gaza blocked food, drink and fuel going in, which would be regarde

u k, a germany and it least spoke out against the truth or even abstain from voting altogether . palestine baset over the united nation is called the israel and of the buying power and its actions. criminal. okay, my followed has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys uh, what it has cut, electricity, internet, and old communications. and yet, i see that there are still some who refuse to equally and unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but today we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the new cubic on the message. this august assembly has sent to all the people that the over whelming majority of the people over the ward stand with you. then you'll probably be able to get acquainted with that somebody. this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all they civilians in gauze and israel that unites the soul. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them progressively because of the position taken by the western delegation. the security council couldn't co

u. k. germany, italy, it israel spoke out against the truce and for abstain from voting altogether in his thoughts on passive to the un, cold israel and occupying power. and its actions, criminal of the occupying followed has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys. uh, what it has caught electricity, internet an old communications, and yet here, there are still some who refuse to equally unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity. being better threatened by his right . but today, we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the equivocal message. this august assembly has sent to a lot of people that the over what do you mean majority over the people over the wards stand with you. and then you'll probably be able to get quoted, but somebody, this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all the civilians in gaza. and israel, that unites a sol. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them progressively because of the position taken by the west and delegation. the security council couldn't come to

germany, italy, canada, and the u. k. well, ellen fisher joins us alive now from the occupied east to jerusalem. and this is a very powerful group. can you just tell us a little bit more about the statement that i've put out it's an interesting group that it makes up most of the g 7 except for one japan. so it'd be interesting to find out whether japan was consulted during to bite. and steve diplomacy at the white house on sunday is the white house of describing it, or whether they ought to not to sign the statement a job. i can also spoke to benjamin netanyahu. the statement would probably be welcomed by these release because festival they describe from us as a terrorist organization. but they also see that they've truly reactivated the right for israel to defend itself at a also called for the cubans to international law during the operation. but made no mention of the fact the israel has in the past 2 weeks, cutoff, water, food, and electricity together, and according to a number of agencies as use white for sort of despite that being bind under international law. the statement also welcome t

from voted in favor of this resolution. the u. k. abstained on the resolution of germany, abstained on the resolution. so it is interesting, they think the us did not. is that a surprise, the way the to the front and germany of all departments from spoke to it in favor? i mean, i think it is interesting from spoke to didn't favour though in the security council when the us using it's vito and on that occasion again the u. k. abstained. i think, you know, everyone have to say where they stood on this occasion. and the us and some 13 other countries, including israel, i've said that they are not in favor of a curable truce at this time if that amendment wasn't part of the resolution. so they've, they've had a chance to say where they stand, even once they knew what was going on this evening while they were meeting on the ground in gaza. that's heavy, a bombardment, then all the heavy bombardments that we've seen over 3 weeks over 7000 people killed over the 3000 children, killed in 3 weeks. that's a rate of killing children by israel, of a 1000 children a week. yeah. and we'll have to wait and see what i

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germany, france united states easily and the 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's project today for

from decision making around the ministry operations. the okay, villain, thank you for the update vin in march life for us, the in west jerusalem. and while the leaders of the us u. k. germany and france as well as it may have issued a joint statement condemning the attacks on israel by him. off. they said over the coming days, they'll remain united and coordinated as allies and friends of israel. they pledge to ensure israel is able to defend itself and to ultimately set the conditions for what they describe as a peaceful and integrated middle east. but the leaders say they recognize and legitimate us aspirations of the palestinian people that spring in john henry and in washington dc for so the us and it's on i putting out this statement, john saying this support is rob's right to defend itself. how is this whole paying out politically in the us? well, the white house is lit in blue and white. the colors of the is rarely flag right now. that's pretty much all you need to know about the us government view here. there may be nuance in the streets where in major cities we've seen pro palestinian rallies with the us. government is speaking with one voice in support of israel.