u. k. will stand behind is real all the way that he hopes that is real will win in this campaign. but in his meetings today, not just with pregnant, a certain that's and yeah. but also with israel's president, i the curbside, she reiterated the concern for a humanitarian core door to be opened into gossip. he would like to see to monetary in a flow into gaza. he also wants to see that the border crossing opened so that the british nationals dual nationals were stuck inside of gaza can actually get out of gaza and get into egypt, no commitments yet on that nets and yahoo for his part faith, the prime minister for coming he was very happy to see soon act in the israel and for the support netanyahu said that business israel's darkest hour and that the support must continue. that's clearly indicating that prime minister netanyahu is aware that israel is going to face mounting criticism from the international community in the days, weeks, and potentially months ahead when it comes to its campaign on god. if they the potential offensive on god, and he wants to make sure that those weste

u k. government says, oh hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate warning that events of brewed coffee used to say c for division in the u. k. to them it's passion extra. 3000000 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country all not safe. i think that as a community we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it, it reflects a concern that there are people walking around them off the sides, it stay the robins and condemn the actions of come us don't think for some reason that that means that they can also write to the 90 synthetic man, a parents fitful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening. thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle eas

u. k. government says or hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate warning that events of brewed coffee used associates of division in the u . k. for them, it's passion, extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country on not safe. i think that as a community we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around them off the sides. it today, the robins and condemn the actions of come us to think for some reason that that means that they can also write to the an anti semitic man. a parents faithful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening, thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the mid

u. k. government says or hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate warning that events of brewed coffee used to say c for division in the u . k. for them it's passion, extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country on not safe. i think that as a community we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around the most excited today that robin and condemn the actions of come us to think for some reason that that means that they can also write to the 90 some i take my parents faithful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening, thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east unfol

u k. government says, oh hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate warning that events of brewed coffee used to say c for division in the u. k. to them it's push an extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. the one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country all, not safe. i think that as a community we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around them off the sides. it today rather than condemn the actions of come us. so i think for some reason that that means that they can also write to the 90 synthetic momma parents fearful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening. thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east

u. k said that they will do the same thing. what, what are they planning for they want, is it a and to continue it's and that's a good and goes that they don't want the, nobody else to say no or to, to act against this. the problem is that the hardware support is what i am and the whole well the stance. busy not the whole well, that was the sense, i guess a couple of stand in this. i had to live in the on dependence estate. no, but they give the is what it is. uh like what the listing and leadership to make to, to make uh peace. there was a very good chance, but it was it and is that i really liked this uh, the one who can be it's how could i be and what was it seemingly was planning to make these with the police, the indians, and by killing that are being evidence thing is that it was, is the only one who did that then and then you can throw in, is that i am, it's that everything indeed is. it's a multi faceted problem housing. i'm afraid we have enough time. do i have to finish the program? no call doing by good the experts o

u. k. prime minister will be here along with his foreign minister. james, cleverly, originally so not cold, the attack in the hospital, a watershed moment and he's called essentially uh to avoid a part of the escalation in what is happening and guys of that backup by the speech that job i made yesterday. when he pointed out that he understood that israel could be consumed by anger and what happened on october the 7th, but he also said, and it was a part of the speech that was all most most the said, don't let it consume you at the us after 911, what the justice they got justice and he said, but the, we made mistakes. no, we knew that job. i had no regrets as votes for the iraq war. so he's perhaps arguing these relays, maybe not to go too far, richie. so now we'll meet with the prime minister. he will also meet with the president. james cleverly will then go on to out of capitals and also to talk it. and he's going to and cut out he's going to title, and you'll also be in too hot in the cutter for talks. there was you soon. i believe that those 3 cou

u. k. and israel, they will go along with the united states, like 3 people, and in any gang, which is what you have with russia and its allies to, they'll be wrong in public, in, in public to each other and not say anything. and then go behind closed doors and say, hey, you're, you're making this very difficult for us. i mean, i know i to move into one in charge. i, i think is, is, is obvious signs of senility there, which is not funny, but at the same time, it's ridiculous that people don't the, it's like the emperor's clothes, you know, you're everywhere the, that this person is making, but don't one saying anything. but he's obviously being told what to say, but even in that scenario, she has to recognize that yes, the american military isn't incapable, but it's being overstretched. and now you have the lowest performance rate of recruitment in the us military history ever in the modern errors. so you're, you're going to have to fill it with somebody, you know what we say it, and i consider myself a patriot. i consider myself someone who respects and loves this country, and that's why w

u. k. government says or hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate warning that events of brewed coffee used to say secret division in the u . k. to them it's push an extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets . these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country all not safe. i think that as a community we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around the most excited today that robin and condemn the actions of combustion. i think for some reason that that means that they can also write to the 90 synthetic momma parents faithful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening. thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east

u. k. a futile to james cleverly has said he will visit the falkland islands to a certain the u. k. is control over the territory after a run in with the argentinian governments. the k government has been embroiled in a fresh dispute with argentina since march 1. but those are res pulled out of a cooperation agreement with britain. and paul, to 4 talks between the 2 countries over the falklands. the dispute also inflamed tensions between the u. k and european union, which referred to the islands as the male venus, their argentinian name. and the move that the british foreign minister said would increase tensions and the region the falkland islands have been an issue between the u. k and argentine out for decades. the territory held an important role in britain's territorial claims to the sub and arctic islands and served as an important logistical point during both world wars. in april 1982, the falklands war ensued when argentina invaded the aisles and other british territories in the south atlantic, briefly occupying them until a u. k. expeditionary force reclaimed them. we're not

u. k. government says or hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate warning that events approved coffee used associates of division in the u . k. to them it's passion, extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. the one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country on not safe, i think the as a community, we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around and also saw today that robin and condemn the actions of from us to think for some reason that that means that they can also writes with an anti semitic man, a parents faithful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening, thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east unfold

u. k. and israel, they will go along with the united states, like 3 people, and in any gang, which is what you have with russia and its allies to, they'll be wrong in public, in public to each other and not say anything. and then go behind closed doors and say, hey, you're, you're making this very difficult for us. i mean, i know why to move into one in charge. i, i think he's is, is obvious signs of senility there, which is not funny. but at the same time, it's ridiculous that people don't the, it's like the emperor's clothes, you know, you everywhere the, that this person is making, but no one saying anything. but he's obviously being told what to say, but even in that scenario, she has to recognize that yes, the american military isn't incapable, but it's being overstretched. and now you have the lowest performance rate of recruitment in the us military history ever in the modern era. so you're going to have to fill it with somebody, you know what we say it, and i consider myself a patriot. i consider myself someone who respects and loves this country, and that's why we criticize this c

u. k. government says or hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate wanting that events a brewed coffee used to say c for division in the u. k. to them it's passion extra . 3000000 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message that juice in this country on not safe. i think the as a community, we will stand up strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it, it reflects a concern that there are people walking around and off the site, it stay the robins and condemn the actions of come us think for some reason that that means that they can also write to then anti semitic man, a parents fearful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening, thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east unfolding. h

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 gone over the brink, but let me give you the reaction that you

u. k. military intelligence officer, he believes the tunnels will be a big challenge for is really troops if they do enter casa, so is ready, so it just won't have to just look to the sides and up. also, by the way to, i lost his drug systems, which are also heavily involved will be in this. but they will figuratively and literally be looking onto the ground as well. and that's the implication of boxes that they will need to look behind to. even if they secure an area like another be so that they secured all the tunnel entrances and exits. but that building aware of that. there is also the more high tech elements and that's on both sides as well to be deployed. probably be deployed drones systems that may be driven or directed by i. there's some evidence that already done not be handheld recognizance drones flying through buildings looking for human beings, the signatures. so the planners can select targets as he's ready. so just look up. yeah, they'll be looking for drugs 1st time israel is planning to evacuate the safety of care yet sure more not near the border with 11 on following day

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 trauma, also because a war places and events told him palestinian children we bring you the story of this young boy. off to a box is it? is it, it's not the kids fall off? no one's. it's not fun. the more than 1000000 palestinian will leave the houses and move to the south of the gulf is an area that come to be really enough for hosting this specific number of displaced people are evacuating to a place for us to do this. there isn't any safe place to the people in the hospitals that need electricity. they need welfare for their life. we look at the world's top to be storage from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and included security around the world history or so

u k. government says, oh hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate warning that events of brewed coffee used to say c for division in the u. k. for them it's passion, extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. the one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message. is that the jews in this country all, not safe. i think the as a community, we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around and also saw today that rather than condemn the actions of come us to think for some reason that that means that they can also write to the an anti semitic man, a parents faithful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening, thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east

u. k. government says or hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate wanting that events a brewed coffee used to say c for division in the u. k. to them it's passion extra . 3000000 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message that jews in this country on not safe. i think the as a community, we will stand up strong against any of those options. but at the same time, i do think that it, it reflects a concern that there are people walking around and also saw today that robin and condemn the actions of come us think for some reason that that means that they can also write to the an anti semitic man, a parents faithful students. vigilant security stepped up the pain over what's happening, thousands of kilometers away, vibrating on the streets. the u. k. is communities watch events in the middle east unfolding. hara,

u. k. it also will come to reason and logic as say we can be both. god could be out of this war as win win situation. we could have resolved the year to go. now similarly in guys the from the or the but the east region in general. both gas cannot hold for it wouldn't with situation any, but you would things that can come out. so that's a violent, you know, go for the day should come out with a will as a winter, i think is simplifying. and under estimating the circumstances, the best thing that you is to come out of this got a board, what gets is to come up and out as no lose know lose they wouldn't waste situation is not the question. it's so use in today any with in the scope of the in you pay the or get the or what is possible? golf rotation and trying to see it is 40. i think the war is the word. i see it get there directly. the word is living the mon thing just moment since world war 2 israeli settlers have killed at least 3 palestinians and attacks on a village south of novelist and the occupied west bank. several others were interested in the v

will be planned in 2021. we have 300000 people. at one of these protests reportedly, are you going to send in the u. k. police to go and disperse and flight, and there will be angry and emotional people there. if you have this, you're going to cause violence between the police and people in the streets of london. it's going to happen. so not only are they politicizing it, they're inciting violence, they're standing against the palestinian people, they're standing against the muslim community. and it's really an act of aggression . but most of all it's censorship. and we see this when it comes to the issue of ukraine as well. look at ortiz, archie, you cannot access anywhere in europe, except if you put a vpn on, if you're watching this and you're um, you can put a vpn on and put yourself in ukraine. and from ukraine, you can look at our teeth. so ukraine, which is an active conflict with russia, can see or to you better of the better than in the united kingdom. so censorship is all around there. and that's what this is part of. well, robots in look has generally some physical unless thanks very much f

but we've seen on the other hand, the companies will actually claim that the, for the nation like the united states, u. k. bronze on get a money that actually the one will i will out of her forth in this genocide, this is done by the by, as a, against the palestinian civilian. i just want to add one more thing. what actually i've been in. so it's, it really is the statement of the, a secretary of state of the united states, a blinking when he said, did he to, to, into, is that i am in this difficult moment. not only as many can a secretary of state, but the said as a you who a, he's gone product for that, the process of getting on a, on the election. i mean, he to tell people that this is the united states actually now, who is actually supporting been united the as an example in okay, is there united states now? what's the thing is that i think in civilian assigned, it didn't have anything to do with the whole the cost. it was then ivy who was actually has done it on we've seen out of the united states. and mister blinking has ignored it, was actually has been even his father for them all but, but i star

u. k. and the us have veto power. brazil came up with their as resolution and their resolution is a little bit more if you will, acceptable to the west on what the west is looking for. and the key point here is russia was calling for a huge amount of terry and cease fire the us and u. k. have not said this publicly, but it's pretty clear they would not. they would not agree to that because that would box in their ally is real on what they can do and guys and militarily. so what presented is proposed thing is a humanitarian pause. that would allow aid to get into guys that to help people that need it, and help to, to get people that want to leave out of casa, now, will be us vote for humanitarian possible u. k. boat for this. that is the big question in this resolution, and we simply don't have an answer to it quite frankly. and that's why this meeting is so important because, you know, it's kind of goes a little bit to what the us and 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 r

will the u. k version in favor of suction resolution. well we, we always look at the specific details, both a resolution before we make the final decision about facing we worked extensively with the resilience on that wedding. in the, in the case assessment was the wedding did not quite go far enough. of course, we will work with the united states of america on the wedding of the resolution to try and find something which is able to reflect the collective opinion of the instructional community. but any evaluating decision will be based on the specific content of the tech. so the revolution resolution, all the about is always the, uh you, all the states that you can use is for deciding how if i use the united nations as cost foreign secretary, then let me ask you a specific question about humanitarian forces. does the united kingdom current, we believe that humanitarian pauses on true monetary and car doors are currently needed as well. of course, in order to facilitate humanitarian supports, in order for people to get hold of what they n

u. k. prime minister was you see, not will be delivering a key note speech to around office conservative policies, annual conference, seen as a bid to rally, much needed supposed to have an effective election next year. and so it'd be says it's a rest of the suspect elite of an attack. the killed one police officer at northern cost, a very last month, thousands of government ambushed as a police patrol near the village. open. yes, got before barricading themselves in a monastery near the border. 3 devices were killed in a siege that last several hours. the attack was one of the most serious in recent years. are those, the headlines is always you can go to a website out, is there a dot com for the latest on on top story, stay with us on scripts. if it's next 30 years after the signs of the 0 was tell us the 2 part stores. no wage war and the host little call, let us to lose the government of norway warrants, remarkable role in nurturing. this'll be the secret negotiations and why it's promising piece. as from main unfulfilled, israel decided the terms of the negotiations. nobody could sho

it's unclear if that draft resolution will be voted for or not to the us and u. k. and france, they have not given any indications that they're willing to vote for that, which would cause for humanitarian pause. there are so many events happening right now. uh, related to this were so much diplomacy going on behind the scenes right now. the situation here at un headquarters is almost changing by the hour. yeah, gabe, just the final thoughts. you mean you touched briefly on the humanitarian situation? i mean, how worried is the united nations, the security council, etc, about the worsening situation in garza because the pictures missing and they're sitting on that tv screens are absolutely horrific as they are. i've been covering the un off and on for several years now. and i don't think i've ever seen the un so concerned about the humanitarian condition that they're seeing right now. and guys, and they, the, you weren't, as we all know, deals with a lot of humanitarian crisis is all over the world. but the sense of urgency that you're seeing from various un officials

will be speaking with prime minister. so now let's look for getting some guidance to discuss what to do next. in the u. s. u. k. france, and germany agree just one second. it cannot spread like wildfire to the rest of the regions. and this is why no one in this situation must accelerate to exacerbate this terrorism. and we will be speaking with our partners in the region and coordinated closely. ladies and gentlemen, concerns this and coming that's we had expected this franco german cabinet retreat to start differently. and there's the see that i have very close ties to the facility that is the location of very successful franco german corporation in industry. we have jumped out of business visit to be thinking back, got to have buses, the location here, and to get for the departments to myself agree that was a good place you minutes. also, our bus must continue to succeed. we have spoken with some of the detroit air bus trainees and found out how they live french, german relations every day until tomorrow, afternoon, ministers, some of which you will be speaking in various different format, please god, and we

in will 5 as it is on the offensive and easily the u. k. and a city, a big crowd pay miles and the support of the palestinian people. fighters readings to isabel's will. crimes and gaza and freedom from palestine from home with a display. the issue of the sun is not only the issue of the people of the 1st time and not the only issue of the people of the average. you have countries. this is the issue of all most themes. it's a genocide. there's a lot of kids being killed completely innocent. we've been terrorized. we've been victimize, and it's now a time for us to send people to it's riley seriously normalized across the wells and we must all send so much on every attire. some of everyone who just is just uses, so the support and get our government here to actually go into a ceasefire. the most urgent thing is to ask you would be in governments to intervene to stop the genocide and go. because a genocide is underway, when we're talking about terrorism on her mazda side, i wonder you have called from aust terrace. but what about israel? they

u. k. germany, italy, and then israel. they will spoke out against the truth or abstain from even voting . palestine best suited to the un though he had had this to say about israel. occupied followed, has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys. uh, what it has caught electricity, internet, an old communications, and yet to see that there are still some who refuse to equally and unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but today, we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the new cubic on the message. this august assembly has sent to all the people that the over whelming majority of the people over the ward stand with you. and you might be able to get acquainted with that somebody, this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all they civilians in gauze. and israel that unites the soul. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them progressively because of the position taken by the west and delegation.

with plenty more. shuts out size a packs in to hear from the woman who's um funded tax cuts will mice 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. the really business is available to expands to grow, to create new jobs, to create new ideas. so that's why i'm calling upon the chunks left out the autumn statement to put corporation 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 flock to you does make conservative to pay more taxes and have the government funding and taking things away from maine. so do you think that she has rights that the government should be prompting practice right now? um i think that they should look at it. well really, so you're not going to his finance minister, jeremy hunt site. this is what they've done. and the answer is no pre election, tax cuts, all virtually impossible. on such as priority is timing installation. the plan is working. now we must see it through just as margaret, sacha did many ye

u. k 4 and secretary james cleverly who will be accompanying soon act on this whirlwind regional tour. soon act once there to be su, monetary and cord, or he wants to apply the kind of pressure. but he can to use the kind of leverage that he has to try to get is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu to agree not to strike the gaza strip while humanitarian core door is open. now as far as we know, it's tomorrow, it's going to be the earliest that these 28 trucks can actually get into the gaza strip. oh, is there any forces have killed that place? 12 palestinians in the occupied west bank after conducting rates across several cities. the one of the most expensive raids took place inside the nation's refuge account need. abraham has worn out from ramallah and it's dangerous for palestinians to move inside. this for fiji, come placed under is really proof you since thursday morning counting, the debt is difficult and is really drawn targeted a group of palestinians, a lucian needs to cut is really say the fighters, hello city is see among the killed 3rd in homes into ministry for destro

u. k. military intelligence officer. he believes the tunnels will be a considerable challenge for is really troops if they do in fact enter gaza. but the 1st reason is precisely that you've just seen that uh that's the extensive tunnel network because of metro that was described, which keeps an underground element to this. so it was ready, so it just won't have to just look to the sides and up also by the way to us is drug systems which are also heavily involved will be in this that they will figuratively and literally be looking onto the ground as well. and not the implication of losses that they will need to look behind to, even if they secure an area that can never be so that they secured all the tunnel entrances and exits. but that bolden aware of that, as there is also the more high tech elements, and that's on both sides as well, to be deployed, probably be deployed drones, systems that may be driven or directed by i. there's some evidence that already done, not be handheld recognizance drones flying through buildings looking for human beings,

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

was to mention will 5 is it is on the offensive in a city the u. k. and a city, a big crowd pay miles and support of the palestinian people. by those readings, isabel's will climes and gaza and freedom from palestine from the display. the issue of the palestine is not only the issue of the people of defense and not the only issue of the people of the average. you have countries. this is the issue of all most since it's a genocide, there's a lot of kids being killed completely innocent. 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 and we must all send we messed up for the rest of the month, so much on every attire, some of every office. so just, you know, just use a sort of support and get our government here to actually go into a ceasefire. the most urgent thing is to ask you would be in governments to intervene to stop the genocide and go to that because a genocide is underway. while we're talking about terrorism on her mazda side, i wonder you have called fro

is also timed is i was to mention will 5 is it is on the offensive in a city the u. k. and a city, a big crowd pay miles and support of the palestinian people by those readings to isabel's will. climes and gaza and freedom from palestine from the display. the issue of the sun is not only the issue of the people of the 1st time, and not the only issue of the people of the era, but as you have country. this is the issue of all, most seems. it's a genocide. there's a lot of kids being killed who have complain, innocence, we've been terrorized. we've been victimize and is now a tough for us to send people the trial. is there a is a normalized across the wells, most of us so much on every occasion with every opportunity to just, you know, just use a sort of support and get our government here to actually go and do a ceasefire. the most urgent thing is to ask you would be in governments to intervene to stop the genocide and go to that because a genocide is underway. when we're talking about terrorism on her mazda side, i wonder, you have called from aust terrace. but what abou

i mean, we have see that, i mean the best in media is not giving you and that will be directly across the u. k. your austria and using canada united states every day. because it is the bible believing in god who are facing a water line done. but committed by the idea is that forces and they get it all you have to let through damage or anything either you will be identified. all looked at as the spanish tv, a giant, the man and kid and i to be honest i, i am very glad to see that the. busy the best in the media is hiding the desk and the reality, what is going on does up it can be anything happened in the nation. would you be able to do is not fully protest. i mean, all the media and give it to like go to all the time, but very tough through the desk is, uh, is that the address, the, the price, isn't it that and get us, i'm not, i'm not getting what the company but the student be getting on the other is the, it is the funny across a girl and you're going to and from all the young people that protesting abuse exactly what it is doing in gaza. but at the same time, i believe that the government n

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been announced as to when israel will launch a ground offensive, a frank ledge, which is a senior lecturer in strategic studies at portsmouth university and a former 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 t

u. k is saying that it will send an additional $24000000.00 worth of aid to help civilians in garza. and that's in addition to $12000000.00 that's already been committed. so not made that announcements on monday or the whole house for welcome the limited opening of the rock, the crossing. it is important progress on testament to the power of diplomacy. but it is not enough. we need a constant stream of aid pouring in, bringing the bolts of food medicine and fuel that is so desperately needed. so we will keep up the diplomatic pressure. we've already committed 10000000 pounds of extra support to help civilians and gaza. mister speaker, i could announce today that we aren't going further. we have providing an additional $20000000.00 pounds if you monetary in a to civilians in golf to move in doubling our previous support to the palestinian peoples. well, i spoke to the 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. sad

they were promised that the will be settled in rest and countries like the us, the u. k. germany. but the processing time of for getting them permits or getting them visa has been painfully slow and focused on his asking or the 1700000 undocumented of congress to choose to leave the country roughly focused on has 81400004 1000000 of congress, which is an out of this already $60000.00, have left for us on this, on the buckets on saves that. it's not my problem. it's not a bit confused at all to take the sponsibility, we've been north, allow these have gone to cities and my friends to stay in the country, hoping that you've kind of touched on up there. some of the justification for the book. can you tell us a little bit more about pakistan's justification for all this? so focused on phase that, or is it just simply for to focus on say, is that it accuses us of some of the, of gone nations of being involved in criminal activities, all connected with ease of being involved in drug abuse. this affinity does trade in smuggling, but mainly focused on face that have gone nations out in wi

and then we will see this continuing most likely in the coming days or dw tonya criminal in jerusalem. thank you for that. yeah, frank ledge, which is a military analyst in the u. k. he has more on the signs that point to a major increase in these really on the operations in gaza. the 1st is the communications blackout, which will include the electronic uh, wolf uh to denali thomas communications. so i would say not for the last few hours, and we'll say got that go on. not when it includes cyber a cyber attacks, as well as well as taking down the radio towels. the 2nd indication is a huge bombardment. and maybe i'll talk about something suitable here, a thumbs or a big joke at a rate of about one, every heavy bones every 10 seconds. and final it easy, it is the announcement to be as ready, defense voltage plus an i i so this as well. uh, the, the way the price is picking up the house, they do the same. it is very types of conducting at least a rate installs. i live up the us are advising the i congress, whether sales is running out food or to running out. the state of does a, i've started over throwing. we said we gather is on debris of, of my safe heads as well

and then we will see this continuing most likely in the coming days, or tanya criminal in jerusalem. thank you for that. and frank led, which is a military analyst in the u. k. he has a more on the science that point to a major increase in his writing, all mean operations and gaza. the 1st is the communications blackout, which will include the electronic uh, wolf uh to denali thomas communications. so i would say not for the last few hours, and we'll say got that go on. not when it includes cyber a cyber attacks, as well as well as taking down the radio towels. the 2nd indication is a huge bombardment. and maybe i'll talk about something suitable here, a thumbs or a big joke at a rate of about one, every heavy bones every 10 seconds. and final it easy, it is the announcement of the, is there any defense voltage plus an i i so this as well the, the way the price is picking up the house due to saying that there's a time to 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 them not to conduct huge or large scale operations, but rather to conduct wh

i'm glad you brought up the protest and this will point out that the, the u. k. upstate and at the united nations, which shows absolute power does on their part and it shows that they're terrified of their own people. ok. but which was really interesting to both of you over all the direct is the market, is that um, there are a number of large jewish groups all through europe and the united states saying israel does not speak for me. design is a, isn't a synonymous with being jewish. so people, these people are pushing back because obviously they don't and not in my name is their message here. and that's pulling people out as well. but it shows martin, the isolation of so many governments in the west. yes, solution i most of the limited time, i would say how much longer the situation carry on. because unlike you can, will you have a huge contingency of people in london for example. i mean the estimation to a 500000 on the street. you know, it's gonna be very difficult for the government. and so um cool. sent a journalist to keep on with it. it is now to when they

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whether it will just be the 15 members of the security council, we've 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, hopefully 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 phase out to 0 london. well attack as president bridge. i've tried that one is urging both sides to de escalate pensions 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 thought? well, that's bringing all the horror a. he is a senior fellow and pub