u. k. front nato countries ami israel's aerial bombardment of 2300000 people, off of whom our children are bleed is refused to even meet with us. president biden, when he flew in to support nothing. yahoo! saudi arabia condemned in the strongest terms what they called the heinous crime committed by israeli occupation forces in the shelling of the hospital. joining me in the side of capitalism and l on. sorry, according to our views, was the most influential political pundits in the middle east. in 2021. thank you so much solomon for coming on of this obviously very sad the time. any update on the saudi response to what's happening in a week when which byte and then the british prime minister flew off to tel aviv to support nothing. yahoo off to their voting against a cease fire view and security council. yeah, thank you so much option. it's great to.

u. k . front nato countries. arming is rails, aerial bombardment of 2300000 people, off of whom our children are. bleed is refused to even meet with you as president biden, when he flew in to support nothing. yahoo saudi arabia condemned in the strongest terms when they called the heinous crime committed by israeli occupation forces in the shelling of the hospital. joining me in the side of capitalism and l on, sorry, according to our muse was the most influential political pundits in the middle east in 2021. thank you so much, solomon for coming on of this. so obviously very sad the time. any update on the saudi response to what's happening in a week when which fight and then the british prime minister flew off to tel aviv to support net and yahoo off to their voting against a cease fire view and security council. yeah, thank you so much option. it's great to be back with you. it's actually, it's, i tried to do what we are witnessing right now, and there are no words that can explain the human su

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u. k. front turkey among others, have been killed or are still missing. he said that this was the highest number of his release killed since the hollow cost is a total of for now the death to all these really sense i believe it's about $1300.00 killed as $1200.00 cala simians kill since israel to bombing of gosh, i've begun the president of israel also saying that we're not retiree 18 again, some of you said we are targeting the enemy, we want peace, you said with our neighbors, but we won't accept tara, that's bringing the mocks was, intend to be for as you've been listening in vain him to these really president bill. this, this has shocked, is really, is, has shocked is rad as a country, and just listening to the president there. um, you know how, how is what he's saying going to be received by is really he's of the performing something. this are striking about him giving this public address at this moment. i've been speaking to his writings of the last few days, both in jerusalem and here in tentative. and many of them have said they would like to hear

it would allow to have to target russian territory deep behind the front lines. while the u. k. and fronts have a ready supply to create and with long range missiles. the job and john slip believes that ukrainian attacks deeper into russia could trigger a major escalation. must go, has consistently born but an endless supply bonds to key of only prolongs the conflict needs to direct nato involvement. while we spoke took on a back is a john politician and your parliament member. and he's office of you the sending job and west point 3 to ukraine is not only on pope club, the countries majority, but would also be humble in itself mrs. strapped sit. my mom has been very whole pitch. she's been advocating to increasing, stepping up in psalms deliveries. pretty sure the majority of germans onto dosing this position. it's an extreme position and i'm not even sure that it's the majority of the position within the current, very unhelpful job. and go from there, but look, let's look at the political implications. well, if he, if now use german web address at tech targets deep within russia

now it would allow tier to talk it russian territory from well behind front lines, while the u. k on fronts have supplied you quite with long range missiles. in recent months, the job and chancellor believes that ukrainian attacks deepened to russia could trigger a major escalation. moscow has consistently want and the supply of arms to key of need prolongs the conflict are there we spoke to going to back to the jump politician and you parliament. remember, he's also to view the sending job and weaponry to quite in is not any i'm putting up with the countries majority bubble so only home, but in itself. mrs. strapped sit, my mom has been very whole pitch. she's been advocating to increasing stepping up. it's almost deliveries. pretty sure the majority of germans onto dosing this position. it's an extreme position and i'm not even sure that it's the majority of the position within the current, very unhelpful job and go from there. but let's, let's look at the political implications. well, if he, if now use job and rapid re at tech target steep with a rough shot, it would do nothing

it would allow to have to talk it russian territory deep behind the front lines, while the u. k on fronts have already supplied ukraine with long range missiles. the drum and the chancellor believes that hugh crazy and tags, deeper into russia, could trigger a maitre escalation. moscow has consistently want been and the supply of bonds to key of a new prolongs the conflict needs to direct nato involvement on it. we spoke to going to back a john politician and you pon about them. but he's up to view that sending job and west re, to ukraine to smother me on popular with the countries majority, but will also own the home. but in itself, mrs. strapped sit, my mom has been very whole pitch. she's been advocating increasing, stepping up, almost deliveries. pretty sure the majority of germans onto dosing this position. it's an extreme position, and i'm not even sure that it's the majority of the position within the current, very unhelpful job and go from page. but let's, let's look at the political implications. well, if he, if now use german web address at to tech targets deep within

u. k. in front of supplied you trade with long rain storm shadow is cap e g, a mess i was interested in months. terms of the shoals has set up the training and the tax deep into russia could trigger a major escalation. russia has consistently of one to the west that's sending arms to you. cradle cab prolongs the conflict and i spoke to do not back a jump on a guy, and i spoke to gwen i back jump on politician and that you, you parliament member who says that supplying jim the or german weapon re to ukraine is unpopular with the countries majority and will all of you from buddy mrs. strapped sit? my mom has been very whole kitch, she's been advocating increasing, stepping up almost deliveries. pretty sure the majority of germans onto dosing this position. it's an extreme position, and i'm not even sure that it's the majority of the position within the current, very unhelpful job and government. but let's, let's look at the political implications. well, if yes, now use german rapid re at tech target state with a russia, it will do nothing to repair german russian relations something i the girl t

u. k. and fronts, but there's no mention they reference to the causes behind this. and, and so why is that, and why is that such a failure of the international effort what i mean, the international, the, i mean to, to today in the politicians in the west. when look at the how mazda attack and would say where it is written in it right to defend themselves. but of course, part of the problem is that we, you're going to terrance where i'm used for impartial independence and on the ground. and then they crossed by what we see is to complete the motorized images or what is happening. it's in a lot of parts of the last part of the western, but they will now watch mosques and apartment blocks. and so one being attacked across into west and america, and in this run, they see the children being kidnapped. you're maybe a good kim, bye, yeah, bye bye. on the roman eh, those are the 2 images and that they need to, to the 2 sides. the human eye signature right from the point of view of people on the ground in the as you say in the coming cross 5 is that seems to be inevitably co

u. k. a front italy, south korea and so on. so they're all still pay. and germany remains there and today that apparently is, is news. well it's, i'm sure you say exactly 57 countries. 6 many remains that kind of to decide does that it didn't particularly want to remain that and decided to cut ties. so why was it, was it important for accountants to make a political statement or economic? is it just less dependent on china? canada's departure was was loaded. chris, i'm a director of a canadian director of communications in this bank which has an international staff in engaging discovered after living there for 7 years that some of these chinese colleagues were communists. this is like, you know, discovery and catholics in rome. after 7 years they all muslims in riyadh. i'm so, so with that, a deposit in the huff and they were, it was clearly a staged political act and they expected others to continue despite some noises. i think the u. k. is doing that. so um, you know, it's this sort of act of, uh, you know, insanity are kind of self immolation of germ

u. k. in front of it originally called for an immediate cease far. it's now the change that wedding to humanitarian pauses. now what i'm understanding is it, what does that mean exactly? then if we're not, we, we had the secretary general's coal that for a seas file. if the word comes out, what for a human humanitarian pools for the it was the secretary general's wedding was a humanitarian, c spa. again, maybe not that, that, that probably means a non permanency spa. what i think they mean by humanitarian pauses is a stop to allow some, a to get in to gauze at that's what has been the deal. let's the you end up being working for. and actually secretary clinton has been working for us up for us for some days. the us extra estate has been working on a basic deal, which would be to try and get the americans another tool, nationals. we think that about 5 to 600 people who have american passports in gaza, they're all waiting that rafa to get rough open to get them out, and then to get some aid particularly will to into gaza. this is this, this is the sour

member nations lead is also considering the future expansion of the u. sonya video has moved from granada it's really being fronted by the u. k. prime minister who is here, obviously not as a member of, of the european union block, but certainly as a part in the nation together with italy as well, the prime minister, georgia maloney and re, she's seen that the british prime minister held talks yesterday in conjunction with the netherlands and i'll be in here as well on how to tackle the issue of undocumented migration, which thousands have come and just impacted a southern europe tremendously, mainly coming from northern europe, from north africa, but also coming via to key a and going through the bulk and routes as well. now what is being proposed is an 8 points plan in which there is going to be more uh what, what type working with the uh you from tech support or agency at truck, those undocumented microns step by step nowadays unclear exactly how it's going to be happening but there is certainly a cold for those border agencies to be watching, to look close together to scam pouts and eradicate as much as possible. the huma

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 like know if you were to fly the is rarely flag in the street, which is on the parliament buildings, which is upheld by the united kingdom government and the united states by the way of the most western capitals. how about palestinians living in those capitals, many of which

front language is a military analyst in the u. k. and he has more on the signs of pointing to a major increase in his really ami operations and gaza. first is the communications blackout, which would include the electronic uh, offer to deny thomas communications. so it would say not for the last few hours, and we'll say got that go on, not one include cyber a cyber attacks as well as well as taking down the radio towels. the 2nd indication is a huge bombardment and made out talk about something considerable here. a problems or a big truck at a rate of about one of the heavy buttons every 10 seconds. and finally it easy. it is the announcements abuse or any defense voltage plus an i i so this as well the out the way the price is picking up a house to do the same. that is where the tanks are conducting at least a rate installs. however, the us are advising the idea very strongly. they have a very senior general in the is where the headquarters advising not to conduct a huge or large scale operations, but rather to conduct what we've pu

range of 500 kilometers a would allow kids to talk it. russian tires are from well behind front lines. now father u k. in friends, have supplied the trade with long rain storm shadow ins. copied the missiles invasion month, capital show of a set that you create in a tax deep into russia to check out a major escalation. rush, it has consistently won the west ascending alarms. the key of prolongs the conflict . and i spoke with guna beck, a german politician, and e u. parliament member, who says that the supplying chapman weapon read to ukraine is unpopular with the countries majority and will only hom bedding. and mrs. stack set. my mind has been very whole kitch, she's been advocating increasing, stepping up almost deliveries. pretty sure the majority of germans onto dosing this position. it's an extreme position and i'm not even sure that it's the majority of the position within the current, very unhelpful job in government. but let's, let's look at the political implications. well, if he, if now use job and web address at to tech targets deep within russia, they would do nothing to repair german ru

of 500 kilometers and would allow keith to target russian territory from well behind the front lines. while the u. k. and funds have supplied the craigslist along rain storm shadow and scott eden themselves in rest and months. johnson bushels has set that ukrainian attacks beeping through russia. good che, got a major escalation, rush, it has consistency. one. the west of spending lawns took care of all standing opposite cube prolongs the conflict and i spoke to would go back a job and politician edu upon him. in member who says that supplying german weaponry to ukraine is on popular with the countries majority and will only hom, valid a mrs strapped sit. my mom has been very whole pitch. she's been advocating to increasing, stepping up by tom's deliveries. pretty sure the majority of germans onto dosing this position, it's an extreme position, and i'm not even sure that it's the majority of position within the current, very unhelpful job and go from page. but let's, let's look at the political implications. well, if he, if now use german web address at to tech targets deep within russia, it will do

500 kilometers and would allow key of to target the russian territory from well behind front lines. while the u. k. in funds have supplied the crane with long rain storm shadow. and scott, the missiles invasion month, chancellor show has said by the cranium, the tax deep into russia could trigger a major escalation rush, it has consistently won the west. that's sending offs. a key of prolongs that conflict. and i spoke tweet i spoke to gonna back a jim and politician. i'm the parliament member who says that supplying gym, the or german web to read to ukraine isn't, is on popular with the countries majority. and we're only hom, lean mrs strapped sit. my mom has been very whole kitch, she's been advocating increasing, stepping up almost deliveries. pretty sure the majority of germans onto dosing this position. it's an extreme position, and i'm not even sure that it's the majority of the position within the counter and very unhelpful job and government. but let's, let's look at the political implications. well, if he, if now use german web address at to tech targets deep within russia, they would do

u. k. i would have thought the u. k. normally stands by the us in these situations, fronts less slightly, some from testing use. this be type of very, very many is something that's very likely, but we need to look at them account of look at the, the make up of all the other council members. i mean, the us will be low being very heavily, so it doesn't have to use as being tied. so the resolution doesn't pulse because it, if it doesn't get 9 members, it doesn't pop because we have 9 votes, it doesn't cost. that's what that we to thanks. i said you got exact. okay. i'll says here is diplomatic. it's james base. thank you so much for joining us in the studio here in the now we're leaders have responded to work as president richard piper. the one says the strike on the hospital in gaza, housing, women, children, and innocent civilians is the latest example of israel's attacks, which lacks the most basic human values and quote, guitar, as foreign ministry has condemned in the strongest terms, the is really occupations bombing of the hospital calling, it's a brutal massacre. saudi arabia has also condemned the attack

front. come through the headline to challenge conventional wisdom u. k. prime minister. assume that it's expected to address these 1st party conferences leader with a general election looming. and a waiver of strikes being housed, the broke house premier of a new series, exploring the implications of us and to boy, the 1st amendment, right, which is in liberia, to the pope's kind of incumbent president george way overcome corruption allegations and keep the temp job. i'll tell you back on which is era. there is no channel that covers world news like we do, we revisit places the state houses are really invest in that. and that's a privilege as a journalist, the and despite the danger, tens of thousands of people and making a desperate journey for a better life than the u. s. countries across the region. strong link to co. i'm during the home on the go up the amount of mexico food where rec, code numbers of people being flashing that river trying to get to the united states . and i'm going to see a new woman in that that young gap, which has been described

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u. k. foreign secretary code and for the protection of children and gaza, i'll just say was the bulk as outside the front office. columbus touching. so solas ascii, outside of fort office, stephen london, living in a sense of died and gaza times the west bank base of the western government, followed by western government, continues to offer its unequivocal support for israel. but nevertheless, public opinion is most certainly shifting and legal opinion is also more than $250.00 all the countries leading lawyers. so we're talking about incredibly senior king's counselors, or senior judges. so tabled an open letter to the government and what is time to amount to legal advice whether the government wants it or not. and then not legit advise these 3 things firstly and unconditional ccr as opposed to humanitarian pause, that the british government ends the sale of weapons to israel. and thirdly, the government avoids running the risk of reaching the geneva convention what aging and a blessing a government living lawyer is. opinion is openly and breach of global humanitarian law. what is clear is that the benj

front. come through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom u. k. prime minister. assume that it's expected to address these 1st party conferences leader with a general election looming. and a waiver of strikes being housed, the broke house premier of a new series, exploring the implications of us and to boy, the 1st amendment, right, which is in liberia, to the post kind of incumbent president george way over come corruption allegations and keep the temp job up, tell you back on 20 dates the moment like the minerals needed for green energy transition in the 1st of 2 special reports. 101 east investigates what it means for the pacific ocean on al jazeera, thought provoking on. but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunate, but there are no quick wins and events or research hard hitting interviews. do you feel like america is less than that these days, or is it just a different full? i think that democracy in the process facing realities do you see that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side, china a

500000 people are put this thing in, in, on the pin downing street in front of before the, the, the prime minister office, the u. k. government. so this the best, the best said that was the very clear about it. and in the, in the united states, almost every major city in the u. s. has said, that's where the los angeles in washington dc and chicago, new york, the new york city. it's from the one, the process, have lots of salt, the new york city, and also live by jewish goulds in this place as well. i've had to do that. no, been cause over humanity and they've been refused to buy. all these are stored as they are leading jewish means making groups they are leaving this process. however, unfortunately, we are seeing policy makers are being completely detached from of this reality and the different by on their normal short sighted calculations about the mix fictions . i'm thinking, where is this going to take me with my mixed elections? there's a huge gap between policy makers and they're on their own people. joe biden is thinking of lobby groups as not thinking go of his own people. i'm just thinking of his next ele

u. k. foreign secretary code and for the protection of children and gaza, i'll just say was the bulk as outside the front office, columbus touching so solas ascii, outside of fort office, stephen london, living in a sense of died and gaza times the west bank base of the western government followed by western government continues to offer its unequivocal support for israel, but nevertheless public opinion is my son.

front for now? um, so that i think, uh, probably the u. k is find this reaction is because he's feeling the professional coming from the public. we sold the semester and restrictions in london. a big process like and, and some sort of wakening more or less, you know, like an old site is all over that or all that on the see what's happening and the, the, i, i'm the kind of by this, this, this, this, none of that have been more than the sold that the incident is protecting itself. this your, this, i mean, this water goes, we'll build protection. this is, this is the, this is the genocide, the water. so it's, and it's going to fuck by all means. so i think western need that is odd feeling the pressure now the public pressure, the heat, and the more less the adjusting the positions but doesn't mean that they would like to. they wouldn't stop insulated from committing what it's committing now. because so far what, what the clinic for is a ceasefire. he would have said and put a doors, but no one is talking about in think the word which is the vid

u. k perhaps is past one country. he's got to watch actually said that's all and they okay. most of the governments even in front sooner it's ready, but it's not much of a pressure on the government's questioning the position of the war. especially in the last 10 days with, with the, with the victims on that i might as numbers increasing, dropping away with the images are coming from because about the kids, children about the schools, about the hospitals. i think there is a huge pressure on the government questioning that all the position of the war and why they basically accepted the negative as of either from the one why they don't the question all of this. and this, i think the governments are what are the for this push out on them because this hold them accountable in the future elections. and this will also the to motor pressure on them on how they make decisions. i think this has to be to 2 things. one to can about these 5 is increasing up in a 2nd the, the talk about, you know, what is the, in the game with all of this? i mean, they are bullying. now to ask the minister the all end is what it is. what do

u. k official, let me ask you, have you kaylee that's been vocal enough on the front? it poses the the come from the ending of international law. those contributions, the threat that poses to palestinian lives as they have been outspoken about any threats, of course to innocent is really civilian lives. and i think this is bi monthly that look as for those who are expert in international law to, to say for and to say, but what we're, that has been a controversial international. but i think this by 2 is very b 6. i take it back because she wouldn't be to the humanity that each and every single one of us possesses that there must be in the quality of and it's really like how strongly they are just as i'm anxious. and what are you the boat, my in laws and guys are they'll be many people in schools, jewish community, for example, who are anxious. and what about their family industry? what we need to lead us to, whether they are on the waste or the each whatever they are across the world is to treat. and there's really life a palestinian life as equal and the collective pun

front of di, uh, the discussions in the south and c p office. so cheap in russia. all right, let's bring you more updates now u. k. got the migration policy is sort of the key wrong. all right, that's what the, the one that high commission is criticism has been the sick with the film, the by campaign, a group called led by donkeys and then the on the cover investigation commissioner, dusting the boss and get also month british claims that is compassionate. and it is a country that consists of us giving it history or the young people they just through the, the china industry, the u. k. governments to then to send a some them see, cuz to one that has of course being criticized by the countries and best suited to the u. k. a very must say that receipt. so i know for being so full, so way not 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 straight to by comparing moving, known and quote led by donkeys shows the johnston for senior high commissioners offer one the pointing out to what most people know by the government refuses to acknow

front, but then again, the civil defense personnel. we're in route to their site after fulfilling a task when they were targeted. but there's ready and by so the for the u. k. his claim, there's no humanitarian catastrophe evolving in the region instead of shipping the blame on how much for not providing enough security for local residents. the rest of the money to in classes because there isn't the risk of israel is in charge of the safety of these rallies. how much is in charge of the safety of the palestinians? how much abused every single support of the international community. and instead of taking care of his people, it creates a dis underneath tunnel of to her, a manufacturing of rockets that the own main target is to hurt innocent using their homes. and this is the time to tomas needs to pay the price of the situation and does that cover fluffy? what we are seeing today is a genocide, being committed against $2200000.00 people and then open the prison a minute by minute on the, the wants of the international community under the wants of the world. what is happening is that something is a genocide in this genocide must be stopped immediately. and wh

u. k. the emit about 9 times more tricky. i did water into the irish se then, and then the focus, shame, a release will do into the pacific ocean. that is a site in front of the switch to this new clear reprocessing, which will image about $450.00 times more tricky them into the english channel. every year, the mitsubishi and the release will do into the pacific ocean. so this has been going on for decades, it hasn't caused any significant radiation dose is either to people all the environment to record wind speeds to be measured in taiwan off to tie food according to busted southern parts of the island. gusts of 350 kilometers to now were reported, but the weather system is expected to weaken as it moves across by one millions of people to be in order to stay high. on the 1st day. at least 14 people confirmed to have died in floods in india is northeast. and so you can states another $102.00 people, including $22.00 soldiers and missing heavy rain full cause the glacial lake to overflow into being evacuated from the homes of the several bridges collapsed. tyler's new prime minister as big guys to revise policy towards me. and most of the recent fights

u. k. the image, it's about 9 times more tricky a to water into the irish se then. and then the focus, shame a release. what we do into the pacific ocean as a site in front of the switch to is nuclear reprocessing. which what it's about $450.00 times more tricky them into the english channel. every year, the mitsubishi and the release will do into the pacific ocean. so this has been going on for decades and hasn't caused any significant radiation dose is either to people or the environment. a residential construction project in the heart of dallas that has led to an archaeological find a roman cemetery taking about 2000 years. but these ready blockade is make it more difficult for archaeologist to access to discovery even outside of this report. it all started as a typical building job. bulldozers were working on the construction of a special project in the jamalia neighborhood of northeastern gaza. but as construction workers, doug to laid the foundations, they soon discovery the piece of history that has astonished archaeologists, and historians. a roman cemetery believes to be more than 2000 years old, although not the 1st. the historical context of t

u. k. the image to about 9 times more tricky age of water into the irish se then. and then the focus, shame a release. what we do into the pacific ocean is a site in front of the switch to is nuclear reprocessing. which what it's about $450.00 times more tricky them into the english channel. every year. the mitsubishi and the release will do into the pacific ocean. so this has been going on for decades and hasn't caused any significant radiation dose is either to people all the environment. the record wind speeds are being measured in taiwan enough to type unit clean new batch of southern parts of the island. augusta of $300.00 and to columbus isn't our fault, but the system is expected to weaken as it moves across taiwan. millions of people to be in order to stay at home. on the 1st, at least 14 people, a confirmed to, to have died in floods in india's northeast and is to can state another $102.00 people, including $22.00 soldiers, a missing heavy rain full cause, a glacial lake to overflow. residents of being evacuated from the homes of the several purchase collapsed. diamonds, new prime minister, is being asked to revise policy towards me a month aft

u. k, find secretary coding for the protection of children and gaza. hold on 3000 palestinian children have been killed and his radio strikes since october, the 7th. i'll just bear with me. buck is outside the front office in the touching show of someone's assay outside of foreign office team in london, living in a sense of side and gaza times the west bank base of the western government, followed by west. the government continues to offer its unequivocal support for his route, but nevertheless public opinion is most certainly shifting. a legal opinion is also more than $250.00 all the countries leading gloria. so we're talking about incredibly senior, the counselors, or senior judges of the table to open the government at one time to amount to legal advice with the government. one single no, no not. let's say that binds these 3 things. firstly and unconditional. as opposed to humanitarian that the british government ends the sale of weapons to his relatives. thirdly, the government avoids running the risk of reaching the geneva convention what aging? by seeing a government living lawyer is opinion is open, late to break. so global humanitarian. what is clear is the benjamin netanyahu government

u. k. prime minister there, i think as we speak, the french president is coming, and it's almost if is, if netanyahu is giving them in a, in a putting them under. oh, you know, they're in front of some kind of grand jury. you're here now and you're gonna stick with us, whatever happens, okay? and you're going to cover for us and you're going to tell your media to do that for us. that's what it looks like to be. it's very bizarre, dimitri, as well as was interesting, the board and twitter account before she came shortly before it came, proclaimed that he was coming to israel in a show of solidarity. i personally found that very difficult to believe at that point in time he had sent blinking, blinking it had what could only be described as a disastrous trip, perhaps formatted expectantly. he was being made to wait. busy night by the saudi monarch for a meeting that was supposed to happen. and in the evening, he was tongue lashed by the uh, the leader of egypt, publicly, which was an extraordinary event. and i think that he had sent a to aircraft curious to the eastern mediterranean biden, so that there was no need for him to come on top of the billions that the u. s. provides

front of the screen. it's just going to say what, what you'll say is it put some eyes by the u. k. problem is. so you're not announcing what a 20000000 pound aid package because it's saying that palestinians is suffering terribly to exactly all by the way. how much hall? i mean, i, my, i just, i city for 6 been on the part of the british on other europeans to be there. but it comes to the masters of sin when they can continue to speak with such eagerness about the value of human life. and how much, how much british and part of the country for the sufferings of the city is while we are aging and fixing this this, this time, i guess i'm going to see that it just doesn't make sense, right? i mean, there's a contradiction. there's an absolute for conviction. there's a horrible spring going on on the one i don't think they do. so because of stickle humanitarian assistance and the value of civil rights the just the green light to be the whole government to carriers massacre that's basically not easily need categorized as genocide because the is really positive. has given just the pictures for it whe

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 im past. what's happened at the you when this evening actually has on the grounds in gaza, if