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

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do you think that might fit as respond to the u. k? defense secretary is comment has something to do with. so that's a decision to backtrack this suggestion and have them go as far as calling it a possible mis reporting. what are you getting police punctures? did he, i mean, he called him an idiot and i, i have to say, i'm a sympathetic to, to that point of view, i really do one the, what does enter the ad? so go shop sooner. is you really mentally silent already losing it. although if you think to be to take a more cyber view of the whole thing and take a step back, one could argue that this was a new defense minister. i'm just testing was sounding off. i'm sending out messages by the press to see what would come by and what we saw, what came box, you know, very, very good examples of how on a nature level internationally the west is no tool on the same page. one member states another, but even on the national level, i'm with breast and it's which is one of the, i would say the one of the countries the read us take the lead in the, th

u. k. military intelligence officer. i asked him what israel's ground defensive might look like. probably up to $100000.00 troops are going to be involved in this . and this operation, which will be because of its nature, extremely intense and stressful because what i go to engage in primarily is that come back to the very close can find a complex environment. not present, a huge amount of, of di limits. so it's a 3 dimensional. well for scott, you can buildings above to look at these right is of course also have to look up now for, for drugs surveillance and attack drugs. they have the real problem. it's such in a crowded environment which we've been discussing this morning, but you out of distinction of distinguishing the, the, the competent for the non competent people, make mistakes. you have to turn the system. dozens of columbus has hundreds, perhaps underneath. but one thing just to just to, to distrust, you know, ami is best prepared for this, then the is really say have the best training facilities rather more if i, in the, well, they focus on this and of course that the

u. k. think that they might be able to vote for, but we're simply not sure yet. so that's the key sticking point about this a ceasefire compared to a pause. i gave you what you refer to the, the difficulties of getting 8 into, uh, guys that because those off are crossing from egypt into guys, i is currently closed. in fact, old crossings into a guys that are kind of close to the moment when it comes to you and aid for guys that what's the situation with that? because at the moment, as far as i'm aware, there's an awful lot of ways of sitting in egypt waiting to be delivered as soon as those crossings are opened. yeah, the u. n. will tell you. the answer to this question is very simple. they say it's a humanitarian disaster and they say it's happening right now. these are the words of the he met top a un officials that deal with humanitarian issues. they've been saying this now for several days, raising the alarm and raising the red flag of how dire the situation is usually in situations of conflict. the un is sort of the last area that is able to maintain humanit

u. s. has provided to ukraine. all this might suggest that they have run out of ammo as the u. k. chief of armed forces sets few months ago that this war breaks out to the russian and the u. k. the u. k. would not have you when enough ammo for fighting one day and more than one day a war. so this also suggests that they, they did that, their way of assistance, weaponry assistance, military assistance to ukraine, is grappling with some problems because of internal disputes. now they intend to project, uh, you know, all the lights on some other actors. but we have from all of them, i believe this brings us to the conclusion that the move and the propaganda they making is no more than disgrace for the americans. because after all, now they are suggesting that uranian weaponry is so good. that if it's fast on either side of the war, it could make a meaningful change. but what we want has always distressed. that is provided up the technology drone technology to rush up before the start of the ukraine wall are not after that. but anyway, they are saying that the racing in arms are gett

u. k. and when i spoke to him earlier, he told us more about what is ray, the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu strategy might be now. oh, good afternoon and yeah, there are multiple vectors of advice going into nothing. yeah. who's come on the group at the moment? first of all, there's a dispute capacity between the military advisors and, and political advisors come back to in a 2nd about whether or not was the time to begin this campaign. this is further complicated by american perspectives to the effect that they don't believe that there are achievable goals. and the coverage is right. the plan and the particularly concerned of course, about an aftermath of not making the same mistakes that we made in iraq and afghanistan. so it's a highly complex situation, of course, that's complicated by the hostage situation. i suspect no decision is going to be made for several days and to be no offensive for that time. but look, it's, it's crystal stuff, but it's very complex. a very difficult decision. you mentioned the us to austin situation, how much is still holding more than $200.00 hostages. what would a ground

like why might seals while the canadian parliament pull the u. k, a full but not the soldier us weapon we repeatedly ends up in the hands of the queens model and a new not seeing battalion as of now that got into an investigation. by the way, the news outlets. meanwhile, washington says it has a rigorous procedures for tracking instruments the age to keep. we have important accountability mechanisms in place for us arms and us military systems that we supply the ukraine. we have strict uh, oversight mechanisms that we put in place that also applies to monitoring and economic aid that we provided. and we seem know diversion of those arms at this point. last week i asked the state department about the possibility of us weapons in the up in the hands of radical groups and ukraine. and matt miller told me their systems to track and monitor this. but i just did a brief scroll through the as of battalions. telegram channel, which is a neo nazi group within the ukranian military, and they weren't even really hiding it. i mean, they're high resolution phot

might not be quite so straightforward. so on the one hand you have the western allies, you have the us, the u. k. and friends, pretty much even a form in their sentiments. they condemn us unreservedly and stand in solidarity with israel. but then you also have russia and china who differed in their statement somewhat. so 1st of all, looks like they called for an immediate cessation of hostilities. china called for advancing the 2 state solution. while russia was quite to blame western countries for neglecting it says, the israel and palestine question to favor support for ukraine, but just in favor of support for ukraine. but just in general, we are in this situation of multi polarity, where you have the western allies on one side and you have russia, china, any ron, growing ever closer to each other at a moment where you ron's involvement and these attacks is a lingering, uncomfortable question so there is plenty of potential for division within the un security council. and as such, a unified statement is something that not many are expecting. now you as president biden as promised as well suppo

but as i'm virtually h u t, you probably has to be pretty t k. i thought of j by you might need and see what process are starting. the blue i saw on zillow in yorba. lady j 3. she at the virginia scott in about or the boy is store. yeah. cookie a copy of the flu. she the yeah. of sitting in the front of the night watch member stood going through with a bronze soldier around to close to us. so is there something that gives us a motion or does it usually report that you didn't go by missing your monthly is what you were showed in dallas. we're drifting across a trip. i'm used to the colored shipper. ok, and a showstopper, but those are the is there any buttons, but 3 of them is actually the mr. showing the sort of when you guys know, but i do, you need courtesy school buses to look up the numbers when you besides, you got you on the divide. little boy, if you me a little with him. must group on april the 25th maintenance with again a challenge is church which faces the monument way shape your see would you be to say about almost i said what, we're now much the much truth on t

might not be quite so straightforward. so on the one hand you have the western allies, you have the us, the u. k. and friends. pretty much even a form in their sentiments. they condemn us unreservedly and stand in solidarity with israel. but then you also have russia and china who differed in their statement somewhat. so 1st of all, looks like they called for an immediate cessation of hostilities. china called for advancing the 2 state solution. while russia was quite to blame western countries for neglecting it says, the israel and palestine question to favor support for ukraine, but just in favor of support for ukraine. but just in general, we are in this situation of multi polarity, where you have the western allies on one side and you have russia, china, any ron, growing ever closer to each other at a moment where you ron's involvement and these attacks is a lingering, uncomfortable question so there is plenty of potential for division within the un security council. and as such, a unified statement is something that not many are expecting. now you as president biden as promised as well supports what exac

u. k. what process are also taking place? thanks so much for joining us this evening. i might say if it seemed to have not leave a prime minister, be sure to knock, he said that he stands with israel. the country is also gripped with with protests . how do you think he should money? just the tensions between both is really on the muslim communities that the the says me, i would say the rate of the stock is again, on the not based on the fee of stones. it is on the wrong side of the history because the, the want to talk about, they want to talk about the standing inside. they need to understand that for the last 50 years, but he said he's going to the palace the uh you know what, how much atrocities they have done. they have a back door school. they have a dad gone to the hospital. they have to, you know, have this. so i mean, a long history of retail for its value to just to say before is, how do you get inside of the listing for this thing is that after all that we are a, b, b, all good. them, i mean, it's for mazda is doing anything, the entity against a human right against

u. k. military intelligence officer, who joins us now from oxford. frank is really defense forces are preparing for a ground invasion. give us an overview of how, of what that might look like. a good morning, michael, probably up to 100000 troops. a going to be involved in this. and this operation, which will be because of its nature, extremely intense and stressful because what they go to engage in primarily is up and come back to the very close can find a complex environment. not present, a huge amount of, of dynamics. so it's a 3 dimensional wall for scott, you can buildings above to look at it. right, is of course also have to look up now for, for drugs surveillance and attack drums. they have the real problem. it's such in a crowded environment which we've been discussing this morning, the you out of distinction of distinguishing the, the, the competent for the non competent people make mistakes. you have to turn the system. dozens of columbus has hundreds, perhaps underneath. but one thing just to just to, to distress you know, ami is better prepared for this. let me as really say, have the best training facilities rather more if i, in the world they focus

u. k. has told the police to take a claim. randy on whether even the waving of a policy might constitute a racially aggravated offense. he wants to make sure that that's nice to quote the police. it was made that said, because as you can see, there are plenty of productivity and flags here. and the police, the emergence of making no risk whatsoever for each items. how does that rent in such a funeral has been held for rights as john is killed in his writing, the shelling in southern $116.00 of the john this from the, from around to 0. the a f p news agency wounded when that car was hit, the porter with his row. it's really all. i mean, he says it's investigating us out 0. it says it holds as well. legally and morally responsible for the attack. the network has reached the statement where says israel's targeting avail to 0 team is a blatant disregard of international safety standards that clearly distinguish the press that they sheldon fund delta 0, broad costs vehicles, despite our cruise presence alongside all the international media and then agreed upon location, which is very strongly condemns these repeated atroci

u. k. military intelligence officer, who joins us now from oxford. frank is really defense, forces are preparing for a ground invasion. give us an overview of how of what that might look like. a good morning, michael. probably up to 100000 troops. a going to be involved in this. and this operation, which will be because of its nature, extremely intense and stressful because what i go to engage in primarily is that come back to the very close can find a complex environment. it's not present a huge amount of, of di limits. so it's a 3 dimensional wall for scott, you can build things above to look at these radius, of course also have to look up now for, for drugs surveillance and attack drugs. they have the.

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

u. k. entity identified ukrainian court documents as being on the sending end of the mysterious 2 trillion your transaction. according to edward might even basil was a german nation called men can earn like others. we looked forward. we have not yet been able to track them down and up with the zip i just want to city i will box the the middle, which is what this is according to companies house records and the u. k. money in the finance limited, was only acting from january 2017 to june 2018. but that window included the date of the attempted to trillion your transaction. february 22, 2018. in the london listing the funds only named director because of slovenia national, called 5. be for watson, edward, couldn't or wouldn't tell us more about money and it's directors and like, and he claim never to have heard of anyone called the best to the court. nor could he offer any explanation by the scan that at least one of the 3 had allegedly been trying to pull off, seemed identical to the money transactions described into the code that is wire tapped conversations in utility. this might not be so surprised. now and hold because of the war,

my, when it comes to international reaction, but i think it might be best to start with what the petition site because if in your, in the u. k. capital, oh, i will. but i have a bit of news for you 1st. so i've been watching the phones in new york um on the south to various diplomats. um it seems that un security council is going to meet the going to meet on sunday. the reason for that is the un security council. ambassadors have been on the trip to the african union and that flying back right now from either side of about to new york, but most so i'm told has requested a meeting and it's been decided that the meeting shouldn't have deputy investors in new york. they should wake them buses to get that planes get back to new york. so meeting of the un security council on the sunday on this escalating situation. and also just go to statement from the you and the special coordinator who is based in jerusalem to a when his learned i vehemently condemn this morning's multi front assault. this is a dangerous precipice of my appeal tool to pull back from the brink. now they'll be some of the questioning with a full ready, we've gon

u. k. as told the police to take a claim, randy on whether even the waving of a policy might hold a racially aggravate. save a claim. he wants to make sure that that's nice to quote the police. it was made that said, because as you can see, they're all quincy upon the city and flags here and the police emergency making no risk whatsoever for each of them. how does that right and such a protest banking both the israeli and palestinian cause has been taking place in other parts of the world and the richardson has more no buddhist can contain the emotions of the school. in germany, pro palestinian protest is much through the city of testing to tell me that you called and we'll get in here. i hope that the world opens its eyes and hearts for the problems in the middle leaks. this machine is not a problem that is just a risk as a problem for the last 70 years. the sample, the with the watching on a smaller group down to to show it supports the israel. while in the central gym and city of frank foot, jewish associations came together to cool the sooner the better and see with his royal in india, t

u. k, as told the police to type a claim really on whether even the waving of a policy flag might constitute a racially aggravated offense. he wants to make sure that that's nice to quote, the police, it was made that said, because as you can see, there are plenty of kind of city and flags here. and the police emergency making no risk whatsoever for each items. how does that rent in such a long place? short as a former secretary of state for international development for the united kingdom. she told us here that israel needs to respect international law ensuring its actions in the occupied palestinian territories. it is right. hell is now on bombing and killing innocence in children, and it's going on as we speak. and yet the wisdom come, chairs are all saying, we have israel's back, we'll try and get some humanitarian relief. instead of saying is around the scope, this is not allowed. me look, comes on top of the fact the israel bridge has international all the time. the occupation is a breach of international the route to the full treatment of the people and cause the westbound and so on a

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 that own interest. i think the ones we have at the moment, i'm not capable of that and they don't want to do that. i m

u. k. japan voted against the french brother, voted against a russian back to a security council resolution for a ceasefire monetary in colorado. that might be the driving force. he may well just be so frustrated with the americans, but he simply feels he's got nothing to talk to them about because his big push as far as the spot. and if that's not happening, then why is he in that room with president are going okay, we have to leave it, they run con in occupied east jerusalem. let's head to ramallah. now we're child strep said is standing by for us in the occupied west bank. charles, where say, sometimes it seems in ramallah at the moment, talk us through what's happening. yeah. so it's, it's even difficult for us to break it from the office as these files have take us royce. but yeah, oh i'm saying basically st buckles between protest isn't policy, did security policies that starting rocks sound bones the police as far examples. i just saw reliability which i'm sure is that whether anybody has been injured but seems of us that kyle, say you probably hearing that the product has started in the central square place going out and they were

u. k. and disagreements over the economy have been center stage. the government's ruled out pre election tax cost despite the edging of some from the policy fringes where we challenge reports for months. just a few might be the goes to the government's feast, but there is no denying lives. trust is appealed for many consecutive party members . this was the policy as defensive to, to re conference sofa standing remotely at the back with plenty more shots out size a packed in to hear from the woman who's um funded tax council. most crash the u. k . economy last year. and perhaps have premier shipped to a screeching holds up to just $49.00 days. she's still buying the drum for those tax cuts that we need businesses to be able to expand, to grow, to create new jobs, to create new ideas. that's what i'm cool. like a palm, the chunk flush out the autumn statement to put corporation back tax back down to 19 percent. and frankly, if we can get it low of the back to music, to the use of those who flocked to you either by consecutive to pay more tax and having the government binding and taking things away from maine. so do you think that she has rights that the government should be complex access right now? um

k he might have been able to put off the special counsel deposition in a certains. situation like this. so, bret, the country right now is unsettled. you have a land war in europe. u hayou now have a new mideast . we were promised a return to normalcy. >> there's a lot of anxiety lot when o the commander in chief ad is at a barbecue and it seems like the world is comingis unglued. do you think there's any sense n at the white house that they understand that, you know, they've puthat?t john kirby outr a couple of days, and i commend you to watch martha's interview of him today. she really asked him some tough questions, and i'm not sure he hadtough the best answers.he but we want to hear fromnts the commander in chief in moments like this, especially when we're moving a carrier group intoer group thf and the possibility of escalation throughout th increases. they don't have a lot of good answers for iran policymoney, and funneling money, not n just the 6 billion and the humanitarian aid, but alsonitarg the not enforcing sanctions sanctions that has ledou of billions of dollars of iranian oil money sloshing around l money to hamas and hezbollah. so that could be a p