u. k. trying to put on the flight last night. we talked one passengers a few moments ago who told us she and 190 of the british citizens arrived at the apple. yes, that i need for the plane not to turn up. so a huge amount of frustration, thousands of foreign nationals in israel. many hundreds as you heard from james and gauze are as well, both of them, both sets of people struggling to leave the region. i'm front, i'm of course, part of the backdrop to this is the political situation in israel. i understand there's new polling data being released about the popularity of these really government officers. socrates attacks. what's it showing to serve as 2 sets of polls and come out the last couple of days. i want to start with one from local newspaper, the jerusalem post, which found that around 4 out of 5 is res. believe that benjamin netanyahu has prime minister should resign 94 percent of these readings poll by the truth. some posts, newspaper blamed the current government full. those attacks in the south of the country, the inf

u. k. this call tell basically trying to finish what they started in 2011 and to effectively bring about regime change in syria and to be stabilized or partition syria to the point where it is no longer a fact of as an ally to palestine is the us going to commit troops to as well. i really don't know at the moment because i think that perfectly aware that if that happens, that's an escalation that will bring in members of the resistance axis in defense of the palestinians as the is really palestine conflict, right? as on israel continues, it's eric campaign against a battered dog, but claiming more lined every day. r t is providing full coverage of the complex, but you can also read more about our stories on our website, r t dot com the next on test talk, peter lavelle continues the discussion of the israel from us for with his guest. just say is clear, please, is this the 1st priority? i can, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross stock were all things are considered. i'm peter live out newton, yahoo! tell us by and we have to go into gaza an

u. k. this call tell basically trying to finish what they started in 2011 and to effectively bring about routine change in syria and to be stabilized or partition syria to the point where it is no longer in fact serve as an ally to palestine is the us going to commit troops to as well. i really don't know at the moment because i think that perfectly aware that if that happens, that some escalation, that will bring in members of the resistance access in defense of the palestinians in paris place use tear gas and water cannon, to disperse, protest, or a certificate this trace to show their support for palestinians on thursday. hundreds of people gathered in paris and a sign of solidarity with palestinians despite the manual microns of van on pro palestinian raleigh's, amid arise and anti semitic violence. and friends, imitators carried flags and attempted pro palestinian slogans. the security forces trying to disperse, the crowds, reporting from the pro palestine demonstration in paris are to airbag correspondence was also attacked by local police. we have more details from the ground. the good, e

u. k. this call tell basically trying to finish what they started in 2011 and to effectively bring about regime change in syria and to be stabilized or partition syria to the point where it is no longer a fact of as an ally to palestine is the us going to commit troops to as well. i really don't know at the moment because i think that perfectly aware that if that happens, that some escalation, that will bring in members of the resistance access in defense of the palestinians . a rustic votes. this is the bolts of palestine. have the rug said in paris despite the bunny imposed by french or pharmacies, the police using take us unable to come in to break up the demonstration into this, you have thousands of taken to the center of the country is comfortable in support of gaza. the best way that people also how to protest in caracas, the policy of buses. it's events with a also joined dots demonstration of a gen, a people also coming out in support of the palestinians. punches gathered with flags and bundles outside the presidential palace in santiago to show the soul of darcy with garza. and an eas

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u. k. this call tell basically trying to finish what they started in 2011 and to effectively bring about regime change in syria and to be stabilized or partition syria to the point where it is no longer effective. as an ally to palestine is the us going to commit troops to as well? um, i really don't know at the moment because i think that perfectly aware that if that happens, that some escalation, that will bring in members of the resistance access in defense of the palestinians . and meanwhile, thousands of people are running all over the world to show the solidarity with palestine is bank demonstrates as well holding banners. the red stuff is very a pot side and see palestine and something slogans. calling for follow signs independence, pro palestinian. i to this also gathered for demonstrations in germany. it's ended interest and process with police and south africa, dozens of protested to the streets to show support for palestine under the close. lots of local police. meanwhile in south asia demonstrates as in pakistan, including men, women and children, marched through the country's capit

u. k. i guess some would argue that you're trying to sort of avoid smoking tensions among the communities and maybe that would be a good thing. it depends where in the 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 i

and people are trying to independently verify that the u. k. it says that it's going to carry out an independent investigation, the u. n. and many other countries, a cooling for such an independent best investigation. but so far, there's been a outcome officially from any independent investigations and that will be ongoing. rebecca, thank you very much for now. the w as rebecca rivers in jerusalem as well situations in the gaza strip has also sparked anger. here in germany, police and the capital berlin clashed with pro palestinian protestors for a 2nd night on wednesday. as germany steps up, security of many jewish institutions, jewish residents say they're worried about their safety. despite to ban on protests, pro palestinian demonstrate is again to the streets and buildings noise district. the atmosphere was already challenged in the gym and capital on tuesday, anti semitic slogans filled the air, the brands and the gates as protests, as live stream, jones accusing israel of killing children. analyst on this could just be the beginning whic

u. k. yeah. so yeah, no, i think fuse attentions in the u. k as well. the police are asking for today to try and make sure that that is not on rest of any. so i ran a 2 and a bravo bother you. kind of home. secretary, i thinking paypal, trying to reassure certainly any support i have my physical at least the any demonstrations like this or off the police try make a tool or what the things like, even the way you have a policy like also sees a racially i provide state of buttons, well definitely seems of my cool. i think they've set as much and you can see the hybrid there, a new response to the flags. the police aren't making any arrest for that sort of thing. i wrote, we were just talking to the for maintenance and the secretary of state for international government class show and she was just talking about the u. k. governs amongst all the governments around the world just following the us lead, being very strident and supporting these ratings without giving any context to the situation is if the whole events just started last side today, that is the picture that you could describe as far a

u. k. a now outside of the blog to try and find another solution on this, which involves dealing with from tax directory, the european union board, the agency to try and monitor the movements of and documented migrants around the continent. and also to do more, to undertake more strict to process it in terms of cracking down on the smuggling gangs which have enabled the people to be transported by the thousands, from very desperate conditions in north africa, 2 destinations in southern europe. so do you, thanks very much for the update. so do guy, i get that for us in good out of spain. we do all the number of attacks by criminal gains, gays migrants who cross pedo balls, 130 kilometer long diary and gas is increasing sharply lower than half a 1000000 people. the majority from left to the bank are expected to make that dangerous jetty before the end of the, of the way goals to the us boulder all out to the america editor at least to give you. but it has the support of to for, to, to in the diary and get as a group of migrants across the river into buck. would you get to the latest victims

and people are trying to independently verify that the u. k. it says that it's going to carry out an independent investigation. the you and many other countries are cooling for such an independent best investigation. but so far, there's been no outcome officially from any independent investigations. and that will be ongoing. rebecca, thank you very much for now. the w as rebecca rivers in jerusalem. i mean, while israel says its latest air strikes, have targeted infrastructure of the homeless terrorist group. it claims the strikes in the gaza strip of killed one of the homeless commanders. the video clip released by these really defense forces shows several sites hit by its latest attacks. reuters news agency has reported that at least 13 palestinians from the same family were killed. women is really are striking their house in the city of con eunice on thursday morning. well, germans has all of schultz has told parliament that germany's place is at israel side. schultz made the remarks after returning from talks with egypt present of default t

u. k. government suited to, to pay reparations. i always try it yesterday. we tried to make it very clear, we live, dispatched by the police, local police. today we had another team that was in the streets. the was disposed by the police. some have been the rest of this evening because the government of getting, it also seemed to be completely. so this issues, we cannot understand why people are protesting in london, but when good news protesting getting their own mission, the british government to good wish of getting government of giving you a continuing freedoms. so it's, it's something that is shocking to us. and now the king is here for the next 3 days . we're expecting him to say something about all this issue that we are leaving. because if this groups will cost us to be living on ts. nope, kenny obviously isn't the 1st country to bring up the issue of reparations. that there's been a discussion about reparations in america for slavery to name a few deed, things that we got wanted to diminish. of course your apply the book, where do you draw the line

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trying to get a deal across the line. so he will be aware of the lodge protests in the u. k and across europe, the arching restraint on both sides, but particularly now that the attention his tongue very much to the number of people who are dying and guys. so he will certainly feel that pressure. and this is a man who is under pressure politically in the u. k. anyway, all the polls suggest that his government is going to lose power at the next election. he's struggling with an economy. and so he needs some foreign policy success as if he were to ring anything a tool out of this trip. it would be a huge bonus for them. but the reality is he doesn't, cutty is much closer. he can do what to abide in that and arrive here and promise a huge a package for israel because promise a huge, a package for the palestinians. so the laborers that he can pool diplomatically unlimited. indeed. okay, thanks so much ellen. we really appreciate it to tell them the issue for us and tell us a of the, i mean c, i'm is a professor of political science and belief studies at rutgers university who's

u. k. among them say that they are pouring over their intelligence agencies, forwarding over available evidence to try and figure out exactly what happens at all after the hospital is ready to close. denies that it's responsible for the attack pointing the finger instead of the problem of sidney infection. islamic jihad, thomas says, israel did kind of what you expect, so i think i don't think we're moving it with some of them that hospital history such an outcry. and you can see the numbers to israel has to we can talk claim on to someone else. yeah. we get to corporate is prime minister issue, so not getting his weekly appearance of prime is questions in palm of the course and against the rush to judgment for fear. he said, further in flaming tensions in the region, that was a sentiment echoed by foreign secretary, james privately, who announced he was on his way back to the region for his 2nd visit since the homeless attacks on october. the 7th. he will meet on thursday. the government of egypt before the fortunately going on to me that he does of cut off and tuck it as well. he will talk to those

about the root causes, it's not about justifying it, it's a, it's about trying to solve the voice of stuff in silence in the u. k as well. reporters, the bbc's arabic language channels taken off the air, investigate for the social media post. political cartoonist, steve bell, had been with the guardian newspaper for 42 years until last week. his caricature, benjamin netanyahu self inflicting a scar, shaped like the gaza strip. god felt fine, it was censored by his editor, deemed it, and he submitted the suppression of this. it extends into european streets and schools. france, whose president calls is the conflict between the terrorist and the country with democratic values has banned pro palestinian pro. similar demonstrations have been outlawed in germany with some cities doing the same with vigils for the gardens cubes. and officials in italy are sending inspectors interests to retail pro palestinian student protesters in case they are driven by racial age. people have the right to protest, you can proc process and support of these routers, but i definitely was such a palestine. police have been beating a pro

so at the brazil resolution is trying to do is trying to make it more agreeable to the united states and u. k. or essentially our israel's voice on the security council. it's unclear how this boat would go. a us is not given any indication at all on if they would vote for the brazil resolution or not. ok, can we shift over to you in a to full gaza? what's the latest on that? in particular, what kind of challenges all by sizes as a ton of challenges, according to the un, it's a humanitarian disaster. there are currently 1000000 are little more than 1000000 internally displaced people in guys that according to the un. and now they're saying about 330000 people in gaza in the central and south part of the enclave. are taking shelter at un facilities, primarily schools to 6th day now without with an electricity blackout, which is a really and it hindering un efforts on the ground there. and they say a 164 educational facilities have been hit. 20 un schools have been bombed during the last week and 2, according to the u. n. 's latest update. a few minutes ago, 2 of those were you in schools were b

railway. meant to connect london to manchester and his speech so that i could try to betray himself as the best choice to leave the u. k. head of expected elections next year. h. s 2. is the ultimate example of the old consensus. the result is a project whose costs have more than doubled, which has been repeatedly delayed and it is not scheduled to reach here in manchester for almost 2 decades. and folks be economic case has massively, then we can with the changes to business travel postcards is face of attitude by the project in the 1st place. the fonts have changed and the right thing to do when the facts change it to have the courage to change direction. the i choose to was estimated to cost about $30.00 i $1000000000.00 when it was green let's 10 years ago. but in 2020 that estimates increased 3 fold. the high speed rail line was meant to connect london to manchester. the 1st phase from london to birmingham is already being built. however, the 2nd phase is being scrapped that can expanding into manchester. $2800000000.00 has already been spent on this phase alone. very kelloms has moved from manchester . so this wa

u. k. among them say that they're poring over their intelligence agencies whoring over available evidence to try and figure out exactly what happens at all after the hospital is rather close denies that it's responsible via fax, pointing the finger instead of the promised sydney infection islamic jihad. how much this is rose, it's kind of what you expect. so i don't think one moment it was too much that posted to take mystery such an outcry. and you can see the numbers to be so has to we can talk claim on to someone else. yeah.

u. k. among them say that they're poring over their intelligence agencies, forwarding over available evidence to try and figure out exactly what happens at all after the hospital is rather close denies that it's responsible via fax, pointing the finger instead of the promise to the infection islamic jihad come off this is really kind of what you expect. so i think i don't think we're moving it with some of them that hospital sickness, 3 such an outcry. and because of the number of death israel has to we can talk claim on to someone else. yeah. we produce products diversity, so not getting his weekly appearance of primes this questions in parliament, of course, and against the rush to judgment for fear. he said, further in flaming tensions in the region, that was a sentiment that code by far and secretary james, kimberly who announced he was on his way back to the region for the 2nd visit since the homeless attacks on october. the 7th. he will meet on thursday, the government of egypt before the fortunately going on to me that he does of cut off and tuck as well. he will talk to those regional leader

u. k. now because it's interior minister note is the home secretaries while the president is trying to change that just slight, shall bring legislation which will restrict people's ability to express themselves at demonstrations because of what's happened in goss uh, the eyes of being opened wide as to the strength of feeling pecan is diametrically opposed to the conservative level government in london. i mean, the public opinion is very different to what politicians. walton, the 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 o

u. k. among them say that they are pouring over their intelligence agencies, forwarding over available evidence to try and figure out exactly what happened at all after the hospital is ready to close. denies that it's responsible for the attack pointing the finger instead of the problem of sidney infection. islamic jihad, thomas says, israel did kind of what you expect, so i don't think we're moving it with some of that hospital history, such an outcry. and we can say the numbers to israel has to we can talk claim on to someone else. yeah, we get to corporate is prime minister issue, so not getting his weekly appearance of finances, questions in parliament, of course, and against the rush to judgment for fear. he said, for further enslaving tensions in the region, that was a sentiment echoed by foreign secretary, james privately, who announced he was on his way back to the region for his 2nd visit since the homeless attacks on october. the 7th. he will meet on thursday. the government of egypt before the fortunately going on to me that he does of cut off and tuck it as well. he will talk to those regi

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 west, if you will, are looking for this resolution. now we're supposed to be voted on tonight. we're now being told that that has been pushed to tuesday evening tomorrow night now that that boat will come down and that one we do not know have no indication whatsoever on how the countries will vote on that one. guy, brad is under the united nations. thank you. still a head on out his era as a trau

apparently taking the matter into her own hands and having meetings and trying to find a way to, to, to get off the strategies with the u. k. now, no longer inside the european union to find out if they can collaborate together on how they can do so. involving the european border agency from tax to try and see how they can trace people who come from north africa via those dangerous vessels that land on the shores of southern europe. and see if there's a way of being able to also crack down on the smuggling rings that enabled them to do this awful lot latest. uh, in fact, so do you guy. thank you. so the collision between chinese instead of being is cuz the trip says it's like say as of a major confrontation in the south china sea. the incident until wednesday, how does height and tensions between beijing, them in the, in the disputed waters. the areas came by several nations with trying to assess again to ship even any, all of this. that's a defiance of an international co, truly us present drip on as a prove the construction of a new section of portable in southern texas. it comes as the secretary of state health, pulsing

try the dice and no more, don't come through 10 fold heavy. this kind of though, we still on each folder and not to mention the thing i'd states a u. k. i, those goes top of the globe. you know the story dodge as username and uh it charged up so we have no way back to complete to do a violation. well, a from us has no, they are based on our capability whatsoever. and hopefully is not the case. then i would need a not for a class, a probably know level, so effective in goddess 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 that they won't copying it. so i have to do for my general and we have, there's supposed to be a make up that made you feel the rest of the. okay. i just want to get in there though, but 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 t

u. k. where it's in, terry, administered, known as the home secretary is trying to type rules up on how people can demonstrate and how people can support the palestinian issue. she's trying to, oh, a, some people think politicized to the whole scenario around the way people discuss the subject, you know, from day one as to what happened in the 7th of october. and there was sort of a criminalization of any action would that be and that you can do. they said, you know, they think that, but it's there. and if that is all this will be considered as something illegal, as i think in a few days after all of those statements before they come to the streets and they're under, you know, demonstrated with thousands of people as we all of us. we. so i think it's significant to see that level of discussion and what's so called civilized world coming down to, to this level, to discuss the basic freedoms of the human being that to show solidarity or to show the on go to something it's, it's, it's really weird scared and i think it's also alerted, that's where our civilized world is moving. i mean, if this is

speed ro i meant to connect london depending him in his speech to enact, trying to betray himself is the best choice to lead the u. k. ahead of expected elections next year. h. s 2 is the ultimate example of the old consensus. the result is a project whose costs have more than doubled, which has been repeatedly delayed and it is not scheduled to reach henry manchester for almost 2 decades. and from the economic case, has massively, then we can with the changes to business travel postcards is face of attitude, but the project in the 1st place, the facts have changed. and the right thing to do when the facts change it to have the courage to change direction. so 3 scientists have been awarded to 2023 nobel prize for chemistry. unusually the names of mo, in cuba. when d. louis bruce and alexi a come off were revealed in the swedish press, the head of the announcement they received the award for research. and so tiny crystals known as quantum dogs make the royal swedish academy of sciences has decided to avoid the 2023 nobel prize and chemistry in equals track shares to one of the above and the massachusetts institute of

u. k as far and secretary james cleverly about the package we are trying to alleviate the plight of the processing and people in guns. and i recognize the, the, the situation of them is, is difficult to kind of cool. sadly, we have seen the, the a water pipes that have been previously funded by the you videos of those bullets points being told not only come us and turned into rockets to find israel. we've seen few that could go to electricity generates as a determination pulse being used to facilitate the attacks going into israel. of course, of course, we want the suffering of the palestinian people in gauze that to stop as quickly as possible. and the quick of the israel can be reassured, of its self defense and its security. the quick the suffering of the people of cause that can be brought to a halt, so far as equity, just for clarity that the purchase government has no. so asking israel to turn the water or the electricity back on. what we have said is that a reactions israel takes, they should be conscious of the points of civilians. they should do everything they can to prevent t

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