u. k. had had enough handling the issue of a to the u. n. is may just as government have determined to based her policy on the assumption that the most laid down to mandate under which day is thought for 25 years to discharge their obligations to fulfill the growth of the jewish national home and to protect the interest of the population, i have been instructed by his majesty's government to announce with all solemn tea that they have consequently decided that in the absence of a settlement, they must blend for an early withdrawal of the british forces and of the british administration from palestine. b, u. n. a solution was politician to states with jerusalem under its administration. the palestinians and neighboring arab states would check, did that plan cooling it on fat? jewish lead is seized the moment and in 1948 declared the jewish state to have tv by you start and by virtue of all natural and historic rights and on the basis of the resolution of the united nations general assembly payable, i declare the establishment of a jew estates

u. k. but that was a very, very long time ago. so we've had a succession of politicians who had just rely on spin and propaganda, but they don't do what they say and today might be a flat boy and some have character, but that they're running the country into the root. and so i think people appreciate someone who's just a straight pool and gives you um it gives you it like it is, has all that started soccer i think is a all right and rather exhausted in trying to reach out to the west than just a couple of days ago, she was asked about this latest confrontation with the west. and he said that the only thing that's put down that is the west of learning, the mechanics of respect. that is allowing a space for the interest of another party. and if that's there, you know, there wouldn't be no need for control, for expansion, for confrontation because it and he's new, at least some sort of a balanced relationship will emerge naturally. do you think watson, political, and we are capable of bad giving others no more to come of respect then a space for

u. k. james had to carry the can on that along with rupert at the judicial inquiry that followed by a tumble that my life the product goes. so i'm returned in 2014, when laughlin untouched by the stigma around the family business in the u. k. took on a senior position at news core, and then fox news in the us, the 2020 presidential election was not fair. no honest person would claim that it was fair. but laughlin was on the inside for a journalistic scandal far worse than phone. hack foxes, merchandising of donald trump's stolen election claims which the network and the murdocks knew to be lies but broadcast anyway, the lawsuits that followed have cost fox, almost $800000000.00 and counting. yet none of that has damage to walk on the way phone hacking. did james, at least not in the eyes of his fault, to walk them us in a way the last man standing so giants fairly or unfairly was tommy spied the fine hacking scandal. he was running news international that he was never respond symbol for the newspapers when they were doing the actual funding hacking party was responsible for the company's res

u. k, france and japan. and then we had the 6 countries that have stained multi gone up or 0, switzerland, ecuador, and albania. so that the us did not even need to veto this. it simply did not even get enough vote. stephen, have to even go to a veto by the united states. russia clearly stating that this was their humanitarian effort with this resolution to try to get some humanitarian help there . but to the us, france, japan and u. k. uh voting against it. okay, but i'm, i'm told that there's a 2nd resolution now slighted for discussion and to vote tomorrow. so yeah, that's right. so brazil has a resolution on the table as well. it calls not for an immediate cease fire, but for a, a, a temporary halt to hostility is a temporary, a pause if you will, which is a lot different than a complete cease fire. and it also in the brazil draft. it also does specifically mention from us and the resolution that in their words, the terrorist attack against israel on october 7th. so this is a little bit more of what the us and u. k. the

so today i'm in the morning or we had a u. k prime minister issue. so not here, who was here to show solidarity with his real to, to emphasize that the u. k. believes is real, has a right to defend itself and was also uh, support supporting just not to showing support for isn't but also showing support for the decision and visual now to block incoming and to gaza in the afternoon we had a visitor coming from the german defense minister hospice totally us was reiterated and emphasized with the german chancellor when the shots and already said he also said the ground defense if he said of ground defense, if he believes is imminent and that it is germany's let me return to comment and that is israel's rights to do so as an active self defense of the defense ministers spoke with is really counterpart here. they also spoke about how germany could further assist you. we don't expect any weapons coming from germany, but germany is likely to provide a substantial amount of medical aid. okay, thanks about max w max on the interior. so that as well as i was co

and these kind of still always to on each folder and not to mention that they had staves a u. k. i those goals, top of the globe, you know the story dodge as username and uh, in the car. so we have no way back to complete to do a version. well, a from us has no, they are based on our capability whatsoever. and hopefully is not the case in power . they may not for a class, a power, they know level. so effects using drugs as they know this, this is the objective and we are how is different? we have the show last, if the last up to date, now we are a better situation. we know be like 350000 people in river, a copying at the boat coming in. so i have to do for my general and we have, there's supposed to be a make up that made you feel that has to do with, okay, i just want to get in there with the un secretary general has said that quote, even words have rules and warren, that quote, once again moving more than a 1000000 people across a densely populated war zone with no food, water or accommodation is extremely dangerous. and in some cases, not possible. how do you respond to that?

that's right, so throughout the day and this to begin with, we had the visits of u. k prime minister wishes to neck. um, he came to israel and met with our prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and he reiterated you case support for israel emphasize that israel has the right to defend himself. and he also mentioned the gardens people in gauze, and he said are also victims of homeless. and also said that he supported israel's on that israel is not blocking aid from it because the plan to block 8 to come in from from, from egypt that is in addition to that, there was another high profile visits from germany, the german defense minister, but was just totally as came after meeting with german troops in 11 on or part of the piece of commission. they're getting an assessment of the situation with an in the region. he met with his counterpart kalonde here in israel today, and emphasized reiterated with a child sort of shows already had said during his visit to germany stands with his real stance with israel's right to defend itself. he said he believes a ground offensive, or he'

u. k, but it was, it had its own specificity as well. who are the targets? so this facility say is different from who other targets of that cause tennessee now, but it's awful. so there were those things, hostility being the what was to disease, what the strange feels. i think at least the stranger felt too, but it was also the realization of what, what you've lost. and sometimes i think when you see these young people during everything risking their lives to come to europe, to walk for a better life. and sometimes it makes me think like do you know where you're leaving? when you make that decision, you're not just say, well, oh, that didn't work, i'm going back and it is not like the people when they make that decision, they have to make it work. and then sometimes it takes a whole less slice. but single that i know also arriving then was a kind of an adventure as well. because although you've been told this and told that, but teach as you read this so that in a book it's nothing like what you actually experience. what do you go to another place? yeah. so t

, you have to shut tow in the middle and the wind fuse around personally, i always had the feeling going off in the u. k. that reasoning was quite sweet spot is that it's definitely not in germany. so can you tell me why that is? always not recently from history. to do is more sweet wines in germany because the german people 30 years ago, they had to wine off the meal. the twins beatrice, the meal. and then they want to sit together and have a nice glass of wine, then it's nice to have a little bit sweeter. so the sweet wine itself most exported type offline, but no, it is change. so we have now we have more of them. try it in half dry tweaks linked . cool. okay. i hope i've managed to convince you that drum and wine is seriously underrated. sure. german beer is great, but german wine needs more recognition. some of the best wine i've ever drunk testing right here in germany need to try it and you also need to come and visit you to for wine regions caused the embarrassing full onto the band competed cap should if folks had been in santos jo donna's peaches it 1st thing is it's the same time a close to k

had been of offensive breaking through. and this is after billions and billions of dollars not just from the us, the u. k, the e u, in other western allies for being plowed into quite the military training. and the question is, what has this money achieved? now we've now had it from one ukraine and p themselves. really, the difficulties in the states of war account defenses has achieved over the last few months. counter offensive is going as planned as long as they occur in a sense, well, as much as we can haven't going as planned was the amount of weapons on the quality of the munition that that's where i'm guessing at the study or the deliveries. and the big or the deliveries of the arguments for you frame the foster, the counter a 5, something 5 that you've read can well, less than one percent of the ground that you lost on for the invasion. unfortunately say that's what i'm doing. it have like another month to guy before another month for 5 years for the colds and the winter settles. and before we can, we will, we will have to actually force until the spring time for less than one percent. that reall

u. k. i'm from the us. the 3 big supporters of ukraine in this war had olaja magneer. how want john list and pull up a lot of these bays in brussels explains how the you became the victim of it. so the policy is when he comes to funding ukraine to deal with being is, are no longer any does yes dates define that is a war that is going, you know, way. now russia, economy is doing becca much better. they all back to the 1st beginning of the war, and they offered using bliss on getting more money because of the increase of price award. we are stupid enough to go in by the russians, owing from india much more expensive than buying it from russia. we have lost the nose free to that was public, died by the us. and germany was the 1st country a leading the industry. and now if there's a number full and going down the line in france in brussels, in all the european countries, we suffering from heavy inflation. the valuation of the euro. and people are hardly managing that since the end of the month, the population are suffering from the consequences of financing ukraine. less c

u. k. prime minister means benjamin netanyahu. it is real. i had a more thoughts in saudi arabia and a violence intensifies and me occupied westbank and is really rate on the refugee camp, kills at least 6 account listed. the weather is just past 1700 gmc, that is 8 pm in gaza, where people of the besieged enclave on once again blanketed in darkness for another night. there's no electricity, no water, no food, and no hope. israel continues has been barred men of heavily congested civilian areas. throughout garza, which has so far killed $3785.00 palestinians, nearly 25 percent of homes and guys that have been damaged in $59.00 health care facilities have been hit. that's according to the united nations. meanwhile, original and world leaders are using diplomatic channels in the hopes of bringing humanitarian aid to the regions one and 2000000 people. us president joe biden, the says around 20 trucks will be permitted to go into gaza from the rough uh, crossing with egypt on friday. but 8 organizations say that this is not enough and that there is no

and we've had a tweet from the secretary here in the u. k. interior administer on sunday, talking about rejecting and stopping any attempts to stir up hatred against british jews doing everything necessary to protect the jewish communities and showing 0 tolerance for what she called the glorification of terrorism. she's calling for the police to use the full force of the law against anyone exhibiting displays of support for hamas and other such groups. hardy, thanks for that. so that's a picture in europe hurtful so reporting from london. of course not to you. i'm not going to use the secretary general of the know, which is refugee council jones, is now from was low. good. see to mr. gland. first of all, your reaction to this escalating crisis. but a terrible situation has the overnight go much, much worse. my organization has been on the ground now. busy beckett's in gosh, that in the west spine, it will become much less now because of this time, the game is ready civilians and i'm part of my sense now. he is ready to kind of stand in confl

we just start with that we've had comments ready from the u. k. foreign secretary, as well as the forward secretary full, the united, upper united arab emirates, all talking about humanitarian aid on the odyssey spot. this conversation is going to be extended to the un security council late in the day. what do you make of what's happening so deep sitting on the diplomatic 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

u. k. the e u, in other western allies for being plowed into you quite in the military training. and the question is, what has this money achieved? now we've now had it from one ukraine and p themselves. really the difficulties in the states and for the accounts defense. it has a jeep there for the last few months. counter offensive is going as planned as long as it going to sense. well, as much as we can, haven't going as planned was the amount of weapons on the quality of the munition. that that's where a guessing at the steady or the deliveries on the big or the deliveries of the armaments for you frame to foster the counter offensive to 57. this is a re game. well, less than one percent of the ground, the law and for the invasion. unfortunately, that doesn't do any time for the end of the month to guy before another one. so, so before the colds and the winter settles and before we can, we will, we will have to actually force until the spring time less than one percent. that really is nothing to show for all of that money. and that there's something now that western governments are indeed questioning. yeah. and the fact that the western media n

to get the majority of young, the republican caucus to you haven't had seen years of war poverty and a grave humanitarian crisis. the u. k. charge the all the time is one and the 3rd of the many population is facing stream on the situation is likely to deteriorate. unless a political solution to the conflict is found soon as somebody who bought that impulse as hospitals is the capital side of the bolts, if you'll put a to a day the battle to say on to children, shines nutrition here is among the highest in the world doctors are struggling to provide threat puting food for now, but it's not just children who are hungry. the parents are also facing tough times . 2 thirds, if you have any need humanitarian assistance, h e is since the spots of the war. the economy has declined. government employees are not paid a nation of more than 13000000 is getting poor and hungry. are you an emergency response in the am and is the largest in the world, but of the money it runs out. many fia people may die of hunger. the most immediate need to know is a funding, you know, a benefit to funding is an issue and human the credit to come sit

what to so i had been falsely accused of supplying for u. k into us when i was kind of fed and i guess was one of the 1st people to approach me because as, as you can imagine and sultry confinement i hadn't seen a cell or human being and so many months. so why was so disoriented and, and crying and i collapsed on the flow, but now i guess just came so calmly and, and she embraced me and she wanted to give me a sense of normalcy. and what i always remember as is how she, after getting to know me other. so asking my name, my age, you know i was very young. i was in my very early twenties. she told me if i would want her to cook me a dish and she offered to make a dish person this cold night, just see which also best her name. so i will always remember has a mother. the fig are very kind and doing everything else of love and, and genuine cat. just sounds like a fabulous support in such trying conditions. and how do you think she would have responded to receiving such a prestigious award? you know, today i have given many interviews and a lot of t

those released is small, as they released those who had lied, present sentences, contrary to the administrative detentions. and it's really the u. k. and australia and big products came out and support on the policy in force bonner's reading, stop israel's war crimes and gaza and freedom for palestine. i'm from additionally the issue of the palestine is not only the issue of the people of the 1st time and not the only issue of the people of the arrow bridge. you have countries. this is the issue of all most teams. it's a genocide. there's a lot of kids being killed who have complain, innocence, i really need show. so that's what we need. so right, so, so which one we now for is from australia we mandatory and what we need to find the to buy forward listenings can be peaceful nation for outgo. believe we've been terrorized, we've been victimize, and it's now a time for us to send people this riley series is a normalized across the wells. we must all send, send for the rest of the muscles on every attire, some of every opportunity for some of our to we just use just use a sort of support and get our government here to actually go an

u. k. a both voted against it. it did not have enough votes to pass, then you had the us resolution, and that did not call for a cease fire. it is called for a humanitarian pause. that was a got to 10 votes for it, but russia and china and the u. a both all voted against it. russian, china have veto power. so that's exactly what happened. china saying the key issue is, is like a monitoring pause isn't good enough. they say it has to be a ceasefire. you say what's the difference on this language? a humanitarian pause is less formal, it can last one hour or half a day. what have you but a full ceasefire is what russia in china say that you managed, terry and in guys are calling for. so they're basically saying this isn't a political issue. we need a full cease fire ticket, all the aid in there that is needed. so either way, both of them failed in this in the security council, and we're now again at a stalemate here. so dave, is there any hope that the you and can deliver resolution on this matter, or was it now of a it's not over yet. malta. it's a, a, one of the elected members of security council said they're getting

and now that's as shops had spoken about training, british soldiers in ukraine and having b a u. k. defense move into manufacturing, mtf, particularly in the west of the country. things opportune to now is to bring most things in country and not just draining, but also we're seeing b a. e. u. k. defense for, for example, move into manufacturing in country for the defense secretary was saying was that it might, will be possible one day in the future for us to do some of that training and ukraine . but that's something for the loan to. i'm not here. and now there are no british soldiers that will be sent to fight in the current conflict. now there seems to be something of a use to him by the british prime minister richie, so not to do things. so roll back on comments. move on. you defend sexy going shots in the sunday. tell a golf shots and said the purchase truth was set to be deployed inside ukraine for the 1st time. but as soon as now said that those comments were misinterpreted. the shots indeed was talking about a time in the future when the conflict has come to an end shops. it

u. k. defense secretary stated that the british instructors should be said, you train, administer advocates, and that had to walk that back saying it won't be happening in the current conflict . and that essentially the man now in charge of the country's military posted it uses in his statement. particularly in the west of the country. i think the opportunity now is to bring more things in country and not just training, but we're also seeing be for example, move into manufacturing in country. it's a miss proposing about this on place. so just be absolutely clear about what's happening there. people will know for a long time that we've been trading, ukrainian citizens and soldiers. we've been doing that hair impression. we've taken a lead on a lots of other countries, have joined our assets and it's making a huge difference. and we'll continue to do that. and what the defense actually was saying was that it might well be possible one day in the future for us to do some of that training in new christ. that's something for the loan. so not the here. and now the remote british soldiers that will be sent to f

had a quick, what about international assets? joe biden has been in the israel elect sholtes research, so you're not k, i'm from the u. k. is that as well? and german as defense minister of bar is victorious as in tel aviv at the moment. that's correct. of course, the story slanted just about an hour ago. he visited troops that in living on that were part of the that are part of the un peacekeeping mission unit. feel. now he is here in israel at the moment and he will be holding talks with his real permanence to benjamin doesn't know above all, this is a visitor solidarity. we don't expect much military coming from jeremy to israel at the moment, but they will certainly discuss other forms of assistance. and this will likely focus on medical aid. i see that max max found in jerusalem of israel has confirmed that from friday it will allow a limited number of trucks carrying humanitarian a to enter a gaza. the rest of crossing from egypt is the only goss i'm crossing with israel, doesn't to control israel control. it's that crossings and begun as drugs have to have something lower. so 10 right attacks on october. the 7th c

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

u. k. he is in merits as gresham, professor of law. sir, i had a long list of questions for you, but we just heard the us president. he said a short while ago from the white house quote, we uphold the rule of law and the laws of war. it matters, there's a difference and quote, presumably he was drawing a distinction between the legality of how must his actions amongst his attack in israel and israel's attack on the gaza strip, can help our viewers navigate this. what is legal and not legal in what you've been watching over the last 4 days? you may well being drawing that distinction before i come to the specific ons to your question. i was inclined to make this observation president by d and israel could do a great deal for the rule of law if they joined up to the international criminal court under law that quote, to investigate the guarantee base of the occupation to date. bearing in mind the legality of the rule in israel, and submit to peacefully to legal education of what they're doing. it's an on happy reality that is rarely is more or less

had strong condemnation from the us. it's cooling this terrorist attack, the same coming from the u. k. i'm from from but i think some of the position of some of the other members will be very interesting position. for example, over you. a will be interesting because it's one of the countries that has had a normalization deal with his route. but the other one i think you should watch closely is what russia does in this meeting. and what russia says, because i've certainly detected in recent months, and particularly since the start of the crime war that russia is being much more critical of israel. and also of the us is position with regard to these riley's and the palestinians. james base out to 0 love the whole talk is further than the rest of time. that one is judging both sides to de escalate tensions to, to kill us, to this of us on behalf of to key a and then the lights of this morning's events in israel. we invites all parties to act reasonably. and to stay away from impulsive steps that res, tensions the hostile ahead here on the outer 0, it will be bringing you more coverage of

had strong condemnation from the us. it's cooling this terrorist attack, the same coming from the u. k. i'm from from but i think some of the position of some of the other members will be very interesting position. for example of the you a will be interesting because it's one of the countries that has had a normalization deal with his route. but the other one i think he should watch closely is what russia does in this meeting. and what russia says, because i've certainly detected in recent months, and particularly since the start of the crime war that russia has been much more critical of israel and also of the us is position with regard to these riley's and the palestinians. jiggs pays out to 0 london while the talk is president about supplies that one is urging both sides to de escalate tensions through the killer silva on behalf of 2 key a and then the lights of this morning's events. in israel. we invite all parties to act reasonably, and to stay away from impulsive steps that res, tensions dog 6. hello, stella has here. here on out a 0 will be bringing you will coverage of the cons

had strong condemnation from the us. it's cooling this terrorist attack, the same coming from the u. k. i'm from from but i think some of the position of some of the other members will be very interesting position. for example, over you. a will be interesting because it's one of the countries that has had a normalization deal with his route. but the other one i think you should watch closely is what russia does in this meeting. and what russia says, because i've certainly detected in recent months, and particularly since the start of the crime war that russia is being much more critical of israel and also of the us is position with regard to these res, i'm the palestinians. james base out to 0 lumber. so there has been some regional reaction from different countries sign a hold, a isn't southern living on. and she sent us this update 11 on israel border remains quiet. this is one of the most volatile borders in the region. early this morning, how mosque called on arms groups and 11 on to join the fighting against as well. so far it's main ally has the law has been pestering, stopping sh

had strong condemnation from the us. it's cooling this terrorist attack, the same coming from the u. k. i'm from from but i think some of the position of some of the other members will be very interesting position. for example of the you a will be interesting because it's one of the countries that has had a normalization deal with israel. but the other one i think you should watch closely is what russia does in this meeting. and what russia says, because i've certainly detected in recent months, and particularly since the start of the crime war that russia has been much more critical of israel and also of the us is position with regard to these riley's and the palestinians. jiggs pays out to 0 london protectors president rep typo the one is urging both sides to de escalate the tensions to, to kill us to this of us on behalf of to key a and then the lights of this morning's events in israel. we invite all parties to act reasonably and to stay away from impulsive steps that res, tensions now, as you've been reporting dozens of his writing, soldiers and civilians have been taken captive by

we've also had a message on x, fully twitter from the interior minister, the home secretary here in the u. k. so while abraham and saying that the events in israel and gaza should not be used as a pretext to stop hatred against british choose. and then they would do everything necessary to protect jewish communities and shows 0 tolerance for glorification of terrorism. she said as well that the metropolitan police or the police will generally should use the full force of the lord against any one expressing, displaying support for come us and other organizations like it. as one of the is that we've been hearing pretty unified condemnation from european leaders of this attack. we thought from a stiff on delaying the presidents of the european commission, for instance, cooling it terrorism. and it's most despicable phone, a number of professions of the rights of israel to defend itself. that's something that benjamin netanyahu referred to in his most recent discussions, we believe is of germany, ukraine, italy, as the case saying that there was unequivocal determination. or at least approval fo