and they think it's a central question. and we have seen was a who these that didn't really work out. so it remains to be seen what happens next . the u. s. has been openly warning about the strikes beforehand, easier a strategy behind or so that is correct to us approach here because you don't want to commit to the middle east and the u. s. has had the experience interact in southwest asia and they've gotten a stance how difficult it is to fight irregular forces, especially if they are backed by a powerful state. that being said, these airstrikes will most likely continue, was the idea of diminishing these groups military capability. so that they cannot strikes the us forces in the middle east. one of the main targets appears to have been the codes force of the iranian revolutionary guard. why? that is correct and the reasoning here are, we might recall um, a striking, fully money buys a trump administration who was ahead of the court codes for us back then. the idea is to weaken the could force and to remove the brain. so to say off the support thing for us for those malicious across the middle east, which are linked to room. however,

a and a reminder of our top stories. the u. s. military bonds, more than 85 sites linked to iranian militias in syria and iraq. washington says their structure and retaliation for the killing of 3 american soldiers in an attack on a base in jordan. last week. you're watching dw news from berlin up. next choices meets and inspiring pastry chef facing skepticism from her parents. a micah look who, thanks for watching and bye for now. the schedules. yeah, we are all set. we are watching close. we all the, to bring you the story behind the new we own about come by as information for free might do to name the next one. but my experience has worked. i am off the is going to be hard with all who will be very the warning.

u. s. walter's air strikes on targets in syria and iraq. the raids on a pro ron miller shot, come in response to the killing of 3 us soldiers in a drone attack on a base in jordan last week. also coming up, israel's military prepares to move. it's gone to offensive further south, toward rough as a mazda is leadership, ways. the terms of a propos, 6 weeks east fire, and tens of thousands of people rally against extremism in berlin. the latest in a series of mass protests in germany against racism, earnestina phobia followed revelations that members of the far right party secretly discussed reporting ethnic minorities the and a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. on michael oak, who the us military has launched air strikes on targets in syria and rock. the pentagon says more than 85 sites were here. here in state to be said, the strikes had resulted in a number of deaths and injuries rack condemned to strikes, calling them in aggression against its sovereignty and sang. 16 people had been killed. us president joe biden ordered the operation in res

a call center. and she said that the u. s. made a mistake and b u. s. might, might need to find a way out that would be suitable for them to result that you prayed issue, but then he added some of the that's at some point in the future. uh, these relations will be restored, but it's not up to us for them. it's the problem, it's the americans problem. we have done what, how far we have done so many just joseph goodwill. i quoting the president that shift is putting in some ways we're out of goodwill. i mean, at this point, you know, should liberally do. now, from them with see their own very different gestures involving one hand and one thing guess, and response to our gestures of goodwill. and how's it also says getting the solar because that's a minister level fruit in there to see if we live. so in the see that came with the system, what's the city now? could anybody who would be, what would we say uh, would be the repercussions of the euro might done to the ordinary citizens of ukraine's is well with here we have a suit that this is those who lived th

u. s. a. and machinery that isn't the capacity to imagine it's evacuation. so it's, it's really tough to imagine these readings have a realistic plan for this. and i think that's why you see us officials saying very openly and we really haven't. the rhetoric has suddenly shifted. right. ultimately, the another thing is route and you cannot do this. you've seen them say this in washington, but also importantly in new york at the united nations, right. whether us is not talking about a ton pricey 5 for the 1st time ever. i think that's because of the strategic implications that are also offensive. the humanitarian tool would be undoubtedly huge, right. but let's think about arranging that's already on the 9th site and she left thinking about the fact that run the bond is now less than 2 weeks away. tensions are really high, extremely high in the occupied westbank as well, extremely high interest level on the us. as looking at that picture and thinking is rough uh, becomes different black box that it follows setting to become whenever they go in. when that happe

means that there's going to be a sense of flexibility in terms of the negotiations being made in egypt and in appropriate blankets, all posted under the supervision of the u. s. a and the palestinians here are believing that one day you decide to go. sions, on these efforts will be fruitful, that will bring an end for the static is not for the fighting. as there are no longer would be able to deal with the situation on the ground. if there is going to be any potential military. encouraging for roughly a district in the far south of the territories, specifically that they have been multiple, displaced from the houses. they have lost everything behind on right now. the clicking the hopes on a ceasefire that will end this month, but that's how they have been going through since the beginning of this conflict taught a couple of as far as investors. thank the, the . now, the international calls of justice and the ink has begun 6 days of hearings looking into the legalities of as well as a 57 year occupation, a palestinian lands about $52.00 states. and 3 international organizations will provide testimony and legal opinion on the matter. the proceedings are being

a little more and then the war will. and now this is a totally unclear year. and since then over the last weeks, it gets clear the may well basically from the u. s. a nothing to expect. and this year and also among the ukrainians, these political games and the leadership. and i would say that the 2nd offers, illuminated by the landscape, is also part of the political game. it seems not very positive because what do we know about that new strategy that the new commander in chief wants to follow and how dependent is that from us? how on on tactics. um, i think that was one of the main conflicts between the launch me and the president . whether to for example, holds of the guy as long as possible, administer lost as to the russian side, or to leave of the car. and shop in the front lines, especially with limited resources when it comes to i'm a nation and other important resources. now that the decision has been made just b as in charles, a troops have been reinforced enough the to be honest with you overall, i'm really trying to point of view, i'm skeptical a and this might the maybe administer lots as to the russian side, but also take very importa

a funeral procession. and the what a chance that you could get a chance against the u. s. chance. and us sentiments. the have a conveyed a multiple messages from this location to the us that they're calling view as the, the, the, the worst deviled and they're threatening to escalate the attacks. there's a good thing to escalate war attacks in the region until the united states. uh, submitted to personnel leave the area until the u. s. a stops supporting as well. and it's major and it's been, it's a campaign against us or moved up to wise apologies. we lost our connection to our course funding there. in fact that moving on and members of a class meeting in nigeria in an effort to boost community and support for the west african regional organization. the talks we convened after booking a fi, so new share and molly announce plans last month to leave the organization. all 3 of old by military leaders will cease power in recent course. the postponement of elections incentive got is also on the agenda. i made the trace has the latest on the gathering from nigeria as capital i butcher in this situation in

makes just tense, finding enough food, water and fuel is a daily strain, makes just tense. finding enough food, water and fuel is a daily struggle. the u. s. has warned israel an invasion nebraska would be a disaster. a groups say it's impossible to evacuate everyone from the city, the e u and the u. n. r. also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there. the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of rough as population make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion in rough i has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean in surface available. rasa is the last major population center in the gaza strip is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. some of her deed of the norwegian refugee cancel told me and is really ground defensive in rafa, would have dire consequences for the distribution of a well, what we're hearing from oust off on the ground

is the same, but maybe i may have the, as a historian, it was a dream already in the soviet union for the russians to split europe and the u. s. and so in this sense of letting me put in the election of donald trump is a very nice the present. although he says he doesn't want that. he just said that he was july and he says a lot of things. yeah. the only one of those nails advice uh yeah, yeah. okay. uh would you like we nickel that put tennis succeeding in that goal if you will. well, 1st of all, on what 14 says, i think he is a cajun. be person. he never actually says what the things and he never does what he says. so i wouldn't most subscribe to his idea that he supports 5. i think the opposite is true, and when it comes to sickness to 14, i think it's very important for the europeans now to do everything necessary to signal to putting look. if you attack us, whatever you will do, you will lose us. and if the europeans are saying, oh, it's very difficult without the united states, and please, please us help us because we cannot do it alone, that this might be a victim taishan football team to try things. so it's very impor

we have seen a period of a nor most aggressive nose by the us and the western powers u. s. republican authority politician, which at black virginia state senate to 2012 to 2020 a form ahead of us on a criminal lo division at the pentagon. at a consistent clinic of us and u. k. foreign policy. and i remember colin powell in the united nations and he had been provided with a chest to be sure of a greenish material. people have said that to colin powell, he really didn't believe at the time that he was shaking this in front of the entire united nation 2 years later about golden speech. a blog on his wrinkled, the information, some of the information, not all of it was wrong. do i regret it? took golf hostilities and said to have ended on april 9th, 2003, when us troops took bank that on may the 1st of that. yeah. president bush try him from the declared. the coalition is victory from the tank of the aircraft carrier, u. s. s. abraham lincoln major combat operations in iraq of ended in the battle of iraq. the united states and allies have prevailed. the settlement in some show

u. s. a ford, ford is r e and the u. s. at prevention off i need is a notion that com, them this, are you the organization? definitely. that's why there should be a pressures on the you of the people in the u. s. they should, it's just like push it on their documents and also the other. otherwise, maybe off by the u. s. a should exercise assistant session if they want to really to stop this genocide by giving speaking to us today. i appreciate your time on german 5 political expos, hyatt rary, and they wrote thank you let me wallet a 70 civilians were killed on sunday. 19 is really strikes on the central parts of the antis, including a refugee town, as according to palestinian officials. now you might find the following images distressing. this voltage that we've been unable to independently verify is now circulating online in the, off the mazda of the strikes, it appears to show the victims, many of whom are women and children. schools have bodies all seen on the flow as well. wounded survivors are rushed to hospital by red

a couple of things about the catastrophe consequences that will be resulting. and this is what the majority of the international organizations in the states, including u. s. a, u, k, and or egypt regarding the deadly consequences. and the disastrous one will be a negatively impacting the displace people this specifically that there are hundreds of 1000 even patients into people who want to be able to sleep again. specifically that the majority of the hospital, those in the strip had be shut down doors to a few numbers of hospitals from racing and ruffling, and in hon. eunice, which will be the next target if it's going to be any possible ground inclusion to the city. the topic of benjamin don't know who the is ready. prime minister is maintaining that the civilians are rasa. will be allowed to quote. no, i mean practically speaking. what are the implications of that suggestion for the 1400000 people? very rough. uh, is that even possible? well, in fact, me would have been here is that to, from these very upfront minister benjamin netanyahu, as he ordered these very ministry to set at 2 o'clock for evacuating the residence before starting the military opera

he was a 28 year old russian pilot who was supposed to be actually delivering the parts for su, $27.00. and as you 30 jets, but instead actually made a deal with the s b u and maneuvered and hijacked the a might 8 russian jets, a helicopter, excuse me, and force it to land and heart club. and now this happened on august 9th of last year. he reportedly was offered, we're not sure if he received it or not, about half a $1000000.00 to make these ads. now, according to the head of defense intelligence of the ministry of defense of ukraine, carroll boot, and off, most members of the crew who did refused as render to ukraine, were killed and they had no idea that their colleague was planning this. now, during the press conference in kiev as well, a cruise went off proudly stated that he not only had hijacked the helicopter, but had officially transported it from point a to point b. and then later on he moved his bay. now as far as what his colleagues said about him, one of his colleagues said he was a man who committed rush, adds that he had not wanted to go to war and only wanted to be involved in peaceful missions. and he had a psychologically, a very weak

if vitale action for a drone attack and remote on a remote u. s. military base in northwest and jordan, known as power $22.00, a 3 american troops were killed in the incident on sunday, defense secretary lloyd austin said it's time it's time to take further action against munitions backed by iran that have attacked us forces online and see us service members, they also said that while wishing to avoid the conflict escalating the us will not hesitate to act. the president will not tolerate attacks on american troops. and neither will i our teammates were killed by radical militias back by iran, and operating inside syria and iraq. so this is a dangerous moment in the middle east. we will continue to work to avoid a wider conflict in a region. but we will take all necessary actions to defend the united states, our interest, and our people. and we will respond when we choose where we choose and how we choose. let's look at this with bradley bowman who were senior director of the center on military and political power in washington dc. welcome to the

it is saying that to a and other areas a have been a hit, a on the, on the lucky border bite at 8 a, strikes by f u. s. the u. s. a flight of jets and the a that it comes, and these a dislikes come at the time when the what a rock is working called to guarantee the stability of the region. and these ada strikes according to the statement of violation of iraq's sovereignty and undermining a rocks efforts and a threat that might drag iraq into the agent to a serious consequences. and the, the, the outcomes the might be a dangerous on safety and stability of a rock and the agent that it again confirm is. busy iraq's the government, the stance towards these ada strikes, as you know, that some of the counter attacks that would cut it out by us at a slice in the past 3 months and targeted locations of video on online aligned um, in groups getting on the one thing a number of them had been told to do deducted by the right to the government had been even provoking the government to issue official, the statements deducting the in the us and coalition forces minutes. it presents any luck and also to demand a sc

a manufactured events that then led to the global war. and tyra, during which are tyra has actually grown exponentially on the u. s. u k. direction . so, so the syria off the $911.00 was targeted for what's bush and blur described as a different relationship. they wanted to bring by charlotte sides over to the side of the west. and in 2002, he was actually invited to the u. k. and tony blair, who was then department us or proposed a night to a full president assad. so it was very clear at this time that the west was quoting presently decide to try to get him to comply with western agenda. however, the leaders of this ancient country refused to be in tangled with the international monetary fund for to give up the silver intake and break relations with russia and adopt points of the propaganda against president a side started the price of the invasion over $600000.00 dead strikes, shedding, blow, cold flashes, improvised explosive sketches everywhere. and now often he goes great over to on the threads of famine with us and all. so we shifted in nazi minute on the visions of ordering in flat. so the 6 racing is so president of the comp

a region, and so many others. we go to them, we make the effort, we care restrict the . ready ready u. s. president joe, by the says he's hopeful of a se spots between israel and thomas and goes up by next monday. i'm doing all of this is out of the are live from the also coming up and he's ready strikes me of the quite hospital in southern guns that kills at least 8 palestinians. women and children are among the that a desperate scramble for 8 hundreds of palestinians rushed to see, to collect food dropped by the told in unit for the and were on the front lines with the groups and the democratic republic of congo, say they've joined forces with the ministry, tobacco and 23 rebels.

a look at what kind of resolution to us ones instead of the old jerry and proposal . both calling for humanitarian sees via while old jerry a demands and immediate years, the u. s. is pushing for only a temporary one with the condition that all hostages are released. both reject the 4th displacement of palestinians and called for humanitarian assistance across gaza . but the newest version fails to mention the implementation of the provisional measures by the international court of justice. political analyst and filmmakers, sean stones, as washington's news sending mixed messages, us as positing which is that the hostages have to be released in order to achieve the cease fire. and then there's maybe the more rational approach, which is called a ceasefire and negotiate under at least the auspices a piece we've seen, obvious in the past in the past few weeks reports about bite. and they switch between negatively about that yahoo and feeling that he's powerless, essentially, to, to force and then you know, to do anything. at the same time we see that the us is consistently sending military aid. so we'll see you have now in the coming weeks of congress goes forward w

a pest 0 is money and it has 0. it's a near tons running u. s. foreign policy and trying to expand the empire. a good part of it, maybe 3040 percent, is actual cash payments to ukraine to keep its government from some collapse and you know, the us and you are paying the wages and salaries and government workers and their punches, which by the way, the better the american government workers get uh so you know, maybe a 3rd of it is actual cash payments and then uh, you know, the i m f is given a 13 and a half 1000000 secrets uh, currency from collapsing. the rest of it is, uh yeah, it's uh to buy goods uh, weapons. right. uh, the u. s. government uh actually pays the manufacturers money. uh and the website manufacturer to send the good. so, you know, we're talking about tens of hundreds of billions, maybe of money that is not really going to train. it's going to boeing and racy on and watching who then send the weapons over there. so, you know, they're getting very, very rich. yeah. you know, one of the most lucrative, the stop to place nowadays i

and so the spotlights where the bang releasing a series of explosive and incriminating leaks about various state actors, including the u. s. military. well, many call him a truth seeker, for those he exposed. he is of course, an enemy of the states. so what did he reveal? well, it all started in 2006 went to then all known australia and computer programmer and activist. set up a small website that he called, which leaks, it was a platform for anonymous whistle blowers wanted to share top secret information and data. well, fast forward for years and the size exploded onto the global stage. also known as collateral murder, it's 22nd which lakes release is classified us military floods. it's showing call not helicopters, conducting a series of attacks on baghdad. and this was in 2007, and they killed over a dozen people, including to void our staff. it was not the for us, so its incidents and definitely not the last but this time. not only that it involved journalists, but more importantly, there was video evidence which was made worse, while the fact that the perpetrators was so adamant in the claims of innocence. we regret

you know, this interview was a threat to them because it revealed so much truth and they knew it was going to destroy the western narrative about this proxy war. that the u. s. and 80 was fighting against russia via ukraine. and vladimir putin delivered, he delivered facts, he delivered history to give a very methodical, you know, sort of walk through the 8th century on. and he also, which i thought was really fascinating, brought up the us intelligence and how that apparatus has almost hijacked the democracy. he didn't say that per se, but he talked about how the us intelligence was involved with the crew in 2014. he talked about how it was involved with different aspects of just falling apart relations with russia. and he's actually right. we've talked about that on the show about how the military industrial complex in the us intelligence has taken over. and it's not really binding up the weekend. okay. moving the program on mass raleigh's for pacing guides that were a hell of this week across europe and countries including it's still a belgium in the u. k. it comes and made fresh is really strikes on the policy and in enclave including one that reportedl

a single member of the security council. namely, the united states to a wild dog area demands an immediate and full truce. the u. s. wants a limited and temporary spot on the conditions on hostages. all release from goes the both motions reject the fullest displacement of policy opinions and cool for humanitarian assistance across the own place. but the proposed us reservations fails to mention the implementation of the provisional measures by the international court of justice. washington's representatives have called you all cheering, draw detrimental to piece torques. we have made incredibly clear that's a resolution before the council would not achieve the goal of a sustainable piece. and may in fact run counter to yet a proceeding with a vote today was wishful and irresponsible. and so while we cannot support a resolution that would put sensitive negotiations in jeopardy, we look forward to engage them on a text that we believe will address so many of the concerns we all share. a text that can and should be adopted by the council. the us position is exactly and completely and endorsement a support of israel's

want to get embroiled in the shifting sands and then at least the for a presidential because it's taking a 2nd presidential a to. yeah, and iran says the u. s. has made a strategic mistake. many consider the ball to be entire ons court. now, how do you expect iran to respond to be along and so and the allies, the ball in is in the united states called what we're talking about, cuz i don't expect the you're up to you minute. she has and this are you in middle she has and the 1st bottle i'm the for with is to stop the attacks as long as the war continues. and guys, and this is why what you're seeing now is really the, the lease is one of the big. these are very volatile and stable. it's a tend to box. it truly takes a spock to ignite a wind far so without ending the blood shot thing guys might take is that both sides will continue to test each other. will. the dens realizes that miscalculation could happen. and basically a target could really basically, uh, bring about it with the pool between the united states and your own, even though a lot of side, one in the pool between the china. exactly all size involved and says that that is not what

lemme cruise just as a group that killed the 3 us soldiers and enjoy a dozen some more. the group claims the u. s. for supporting is really submitted treat campaign in his eyes and has split it into increase its attacks on to the us and coalition forces withdrawal from iraq without the he just, you know, so that supposes if columbia and president, gustavo petro, have been in consultations with right police in the capital, both to demonstrations that the judicial building would demanding the election of a new attorney general during the constitutional court to replace francisco. both his tenure, petro has accused public stuff. it's attempted to over throw him results for the president, julia ball center has to rented his passport to police. it's posts for investigation into an alleged coup attempt following the 2022 election authorities say the prob, also include search warrants for several full mer cabinet members. and security forces close to both in our annual report reports to achieve brazilian federal police at the home of former president j. eatable to narrow on thursday. police confiscated

we have golf clubs, we have resorts, real estate, cash, personal assets, and full calculated that he has 426000000 u. s. a less in cash and liquid assets. that's the money that he could actually use to pay off his legal obligations. bloomberg, on the other hand, estimated that this 453000000000000000 casey actually needs to pay to put it up to 50 percent of his net worth. so the big question is, if you will pay it and we're what this cups can be made, if it's on the private traveling or somewhere else. hm. well, it seems like he's still doing all right. all right, then thank you so much as always for joining us. and he's looked at about some other stories making headlines today. sizes of protesters have gathered in budapest to demand a change to hungry is political culture. they want the conservative government to reform the child protection system. the protest was organized in response to president castle and novak's recent resignation over a part and she issued and a child sexual abuse case. and sources indicate egypt as building a buffer zone nearest border with gaza. design i foundation for human righ

stability. integrity within the middle east, west back to syria and political analysts that comes up make isabella's a down. and she says, the u. s. has a long track record of imposing sanctions on countries. it doesn't favor this susan, or this booth who is by the united states or the senate. so i'm assuming and people is like any other sanctions imposed by the u. s. it's never been to help any people like what some of the senate members are claiming they are claiming that they are imposing this bill to help the story and people was they were calling. the crisis is a 13 year crisis. as the searching year warranty, syria with the worst crisis, why it's nothing less than a war. when the u. s. and it's international. both international and regional allies use center is coming from all around the world to flight the syrian government and the syrian people seeing government that they insist on calling this a routine as trusting their, let's say, aggressive sounds or to towards the syrian government. this is one and this section like any other satisfaction and close to the history by the united states of america on country is that the

attacks. driving 16 donor countries to suspend half a $1000000000.00 and funding turn into another conflict, raising international concern in congo. the u. s. has this, we condemned, worsening violence, there and called on m. 23. a rebel and military group made up mostly of ethnic tutsis to cease hostilities immediately. ongoing skirmishes between m $23.00 and congo is government forces have caused thousands of civilians to flee toward the eastern city of goma. the refugees have criticized western nations for not doing enough to curb bloodshed in the region. the u. s. and the un meanwhile, blame neighboring bewanda for supporting m 23, and a bid to control the democratic republic of congo. some general resources a tom gene does. the more do that was forced to flee from the home when it was attacked by m. 23. revel, she had to act quickly to save her 3 children. and my brother was killed during the attack articles she died. i didn't make it put the bag in human, is this, the bombs fell on our houses. so i think you sound good and they destroyed them completely. jente an adult in the k o. c low side of her husband. she doesn't know where he

a 28 year old russian pilot. he was actually supposed to be delivering parts for us . you 27 and as you 30 fighter jets, but instead he was recruited by the s b u and offered a half a 1000000 dollars. to do the steve, now he's hijacked the helicopter full of his crew and landed it forcibly and hark of ukraine and the head of the defense intelligence of the ministry of defense of ukraine. carroll boot down of a set that most members of the crew who had refused to surrender were killed. and as far as we know, they had no idea of what his plans were. and later on he actually admitted maxime admitted an oppressed conference in cab, that he did do this, that he did transfer the plane. now as far as rushes comments on, the head of the russian for an intelligence service has said that of see brought this upon himself when he decided to commit this act. let's listen to this traitor and criminal became a moral corpse. the very moment who was planning his dirty and terrible crime, no apart from not be supposed to be major general, believe that the defect or pilot had actually, uh, offered his services to you create himself. and earlier in a conversation

and blogger, vanessa bailey, the daughter of a former u. k, invested into egypt speaks out against natal aggression in the middle east, and exposes the west and propaganda machine. basically, the u. s. operates on a, on a piracy policy in the sense that it doesn't form partnerships with silver and nations. unless the sovereign nations are prepared to ally themselves with the us. which then effectively means they are a captive satellite states of the us. they have no sovereignty, they have no self determination. they have to comply with us agendas. if those countries resist us agendas, then they are targeted for destruction, either through hybrids, wolf or for direct military action, as in, for example, iraq. and what is the, the policy the policy is to effectively arrest all developments of progressive countries to return them to the dark ages. uh, to install regimes that are friendly to the united states after $911.00. which of course was the amount of faction events that then led to the global war and tyra during which tyra has actually grown exponentially on the u. s . u k. direction. so so the syria off the $911.00 was targeted for what bush laira described as a different relat

and it has to do with a. i may have tons running u. s. foreign policy and trying to expand the empire. a good part of it, maybe 3040 percent, is actual cash payments to ukraine, to keep this government from, from collapse and you know, the us and you are paying the wages and salaries and government workers and their pensions, which by the way, the better the american government workers get uh so, you know, maybe a 3rd of it is actual cash payments. and then uh, you know, the i m f is giving it 13 and a half 1000000000. keep its uh, currency from collapsing. the rest of it is, uh yeah, it's uh to buy goods uh, weapons. right. uh, the u. s. government uh actually pays the manufacturers money. uh, and the website manufacturers send the good. so, you know, we're talking about tens of hundreds of billions, maybe of money that is not really going to train. it's going to boeing and the rate free on, and lockheed who then send the lessons over there. so, you know, they're getting very, very rich. yeah. you know, one of the most lucrative stop to place nowadays is the defense stocks because it l

and i think that that would be a huge decision for the president to make because because there is no question that your ron has the capacity to retaliate significantly against the u. s. against us partners and allies. it's got a formidable capacity. the missiles, drones, other kinds of weapon systems. it's got a, uh, a fairly modern air defense system so that the us tax would not be without risk. i don't see that that this is a decision the president is going to make. what are, let us something much more severe happens that challenges us interests in the region. and what do you think the united states is expected to do next going forward as well? i think, you know, the president decided that his, his advisors have said that they're going to continue these efforts. i think they're going to continue to try to strike it to the capabilities of for the who is in, in the m and as well as a pro ronnie and militias and iraq and syria, if they can identify iranian revolutionary guard facilities, particularly again in iraq and syria are they may strike it those. but again, i think that the president has been very clear and saying that he does not want to see this escalated to

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and hopefully that will be no operation. that tool full, they can do is wait for an easy way to ground the so that the u. n. u. s. and it's a national aids organizations is wanting will be catastrophic, but others remain defiant, saying they would not leave until the will and with a dollar here topic of as do oh, just a or a roof in southern garza is. and israel's war on guys or it appears nobody is off limits is ready for us as a targeting. everyone is homes and mohammed reports palestinian doctors and across his book is really snipers. the medics risking their lives too risky. the injured shot. but is there a heating marksman? the and also for medical complex in con unit even inside the hospital come from. no one is safe from the police. praise be to god. i've managed to save 2 injured people to recover a march or from the move bar in case of the necessary medical complex. despite the haven't gone far inside the complex, i did what i did because the medical teams are not able to reach them across the gaza. street, at least 21 palestinians have been killed by is really snipers since testing. is there any forces containing

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worried about the displacement, especially on the southern part of the gas in the off or so, and the u. s. a administration clearly mentioned against. so i said that police as well. they have also, again see told the resolution just a few years ago when the decision and i think the, the position of the u. s. a sporadic you said that's why i mentioned above the issue of how do you feel about the fee to uh, let me continue on the number 2 that i mentioned to, uh, secretary clinton of the importance of us to keep that position on the 2 state solution because i'm really worried about this 2 state solution. and the government of the, the prime minister nathaniel already mentioned that there is no 2 state solution. there is no problems binion's as a solution. so what about all the decision that we have take in the us, which we have to respect me. so i just want to present this is the solution. this is the decision that we have taken, which you involve in the n, what we need this to implemented, but not kept it as if there was nothing, there is nothing that is noticed solution on the to state solut

the more notice closing the rocky parliament to drop them and a to expel us troops. this is the 4th u. s. a. re targeting committed c personality rock within a month, the pentagon says that they're aimed at preventing more attacks on us forces with, with all the groups threatening to escalate the resistance against the us and its allies. this came to the conflict spread across the region. the government tube has repeatedly stated these types of u. s. a. to strikes, violate iraq sovereignty, and threatened to drag the country into a circular for the genetic conflict. for this particular us, just like wasn't a response to last month as june attacked by the uranium bug stomach resistance, a group that killed the 3 us soldiers and into a dozen. some more the group claims the u. s. for supporting is really submitted, treat campaign and advise and has put it in to increase its attacks on to the us and coalition forces withdrawal from iraq without did what he does, you know, so that so that's what goes. preston says we have pharmacies, countries commitments to helping secure a ceasefire and goe

so we'll set lots to one side and a try and look at the sort of how we should re god, the presence of these people on a rock, a rocky soil because you have era and the u. s. supposedly on friendly terms, yet a rack apiece. ivan, knowing legal notes to be hobbling these people on each tabitha, the whole thing just looks big us ambiguous sir, is a polite word. it's an absolute mess. a rock is a chessboard for the, a competition between a ron and um, in the united states. uh there, there's long standing, she has so many issues there. there's hers an error of issues there. don't forget the iran iraq war. don't forget the kurds in the north. don't forget turkey. it's an absolute mess. it's an absolute mess and you know what? who likes to take advantage of massachusetts terrace organizations? we've seen that without tied up. we've seen that with isis. we've seen that with others. and so the but us wants a rock to be sovereign capable, peaceful, and prosperous. and frankly, a lot of americans have given their lives and didn't return home their families in pursuit of that goal. you know, we respect their sovereignty, but we also respect the wellbeing of our troo