u. s. also doesn't seem interested in a cs far. it shut down resolution proposing. does that about you and members, what do you think is behind that move as washington just not interested in peace. so they want to continue supporting israel, and actually i would say that there are other israel's instructions i've been having heard with that then. yeah. who said, i mean this is the positive is not the support a right a ceasefire. i mean, even though you're not being union has, has had invented in the, in their, in their last summit last week you words by speaking about the humanitarian pauses, instead of a ceasefire. the united states did not want to see the word ceasefire in the, in the final decision of the issue council. so they invented a new words that combined new theory impulse. so this is the standard. sure. okay, where do i live with that? from a great investor diplomat lee, you'll need to sit kristen top list. thank you for your time. thank you. on american human and labor rights lawyer was it kicked out of an event after, at questioning a democratic senato

u. s. also says is coordinating with egypt to israel and casa, to open the roof across the between garza, in egypt. for more in this, i'd speak to patty co, hey, you know, correspond to standing by for is the washington dc and patsy. first up, what do we know about us f as to try and get it citizens out of gaza as well? they're definitely going to focus on trying to get their citizens out of guys that i think it's just a point of clarification. the by the administration's policy is they're trying to provide wider conflict in the region. they've done nothing to stop these current conflicts. they're not calling for a cease fire. they're not telling these released show restraint. they are simply saying that they expect israel to follow laws de la international laws, the laws of war, which israel is ignoring. but as for getting us citizens out of gaza, they believed there about 500 us dual nationals in in palestine. and they sent a message to those people say and try to get to the roof of crossing.

u. s. is also concerned of a whitening oh, whitening of this conflict, meaning they're strong concerns from the pentagon from the white house. i know everybody you've talked to in there by the ministration that this can even white and with the ground excursion of israel into gaza. the main concern here is levon on or his vala or iran. and of course, behind that also players like china and russia. how are they involved? how would they react? how do all other players in the middle east? what, how would they react if? well, israel starts as incursion into gaza and this conflict maybe even get bigger. so that's a, it's a, it's a, it's a tight spot. the us finds itself in there, they want to contain this, they want to still help israel. and they also want to get a into, into guys out because everybody knows this is a who monetary catastrophe, which is a display there. this is not lost on the american. see it? um, so you see it's really a difficult situation and they're all trying to do work and all side

u. s. president also warrens is riley's not to be consumed with anger over the homeless terror attacks earlier this month of the stevens of full landing in tel aviv j. biden's visit was up, ended by events in gaza. he was there to show his unwavering support for israel and to persuade lead is to minimize the humanitarian catastrophe box. he emphasized that he had israel's back are deeply set in an outrage by the explosion of the hospital and cause of yesterday. and based on what i've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team. i q prime minister benjamin netanyahu sang to buy it in full, the support. there's only one thing better than having a true friend, like you standing with her as well. and that is having and standing in israel. your visit here is the 1st visit of an american president and as well and a time of war bite and also appeared to have secured a deal to finally bring much needed humanitarian support to the people of gaza. today i asked is really cabinet i met with for sometimes 40 degree to delivery of life saving you mandatory assistance to civilians and gosh, pat

u. s. have also denounced the rate. the order is at least 7 people have died after a fire ripped through a night club in the southern spanish city of more sam authorities or warning of the death toll could rise as rescuer, a search for survivors. the costs of the blaze is so far unknown. presidential elections and them all dives have ended in a surprise victory for the opposition candidates. mohammed moved to 154 percent of the vote in the indian ocean archipelago campaigns against india's influence in the strategically located mall drive. and to seen as heavily pro china are so lucky as popular as former prime minister rubber seats. so has one parliamentary elections with his party gaining over 23 percent of the total feed. so has criticize nato and the e. u. and bound to en, slovakia is robust, military support for ukraine is when comes despite early exit, polls predicting that the rival pro western progressive for hockey party in poland just 2 weeks before parliamentary elections. the opposition coalition is holding

because uh, this is not also a new tactic for the united states because as a u. s. marine or who participated in the heat intervention in 1915. he said that may can countries like haiti and cuba, a decent place for capitalism was basically of the most in a priority for the united states. let's take a look. i spend 33 years and 4 months inactive military service. and during that period i spend most of my time as a high class muscle mind for big business. for wall street and the bankers insurance i was directed to your a gangster for capitalism, helped me hating cube i did some place for the national city bank boys to collect revenues in helping the raping of half a dozen central american republics for the benefit of what street a so of course, with that logic, knowing that the bulls of one of the goals of this intervention essentially is to create a safer conditions for say, for elections. and knowing that those gang that the united states is going to help have a fight against our own. so against that they've called for over throwing a us, nominated government. so i

u. s. is also claim they missed it somehow. and i think ultimately, i suspect in the long run, once this car in phase of bruce always riley by mom and. and so we're lake side of sides. a lot of heads will roll a lot of heads, a role in his role and rightly side a final quicksort to anthony. i mean, this is already a very good. most people, the fear is that revenge may be pushing is raining, i'm in a cheap plan is not to follow the rules of war in avoiding civilian casualties and infrastructure. any ground incursion is going to be extremely bloody. i'm harrowing, isn't it? well, it's going to be and there around the limits here. what i mean by that is these roles being given no limits, that being given complaint global in community, which is historically how these real has been able to keep high palestinians for so long because there's no political price to be paid for doing so. so i thinking guys that you can see in the coming weeks and months casa devastation with old western countries laid by the us, giving them a 110 percent

u. s. is also beefing up. it's fighter jets and the region that includes the f 35, the most advanced weapon in the us air force arsenal. so it's really a lot of weaponry sitting out there in the mediterranean. and the message the us is trying to send there is, this is our effort at deterrence. they don't want anyone else joining him, us in this fight or expanding the fight to the region. secretary of state anthony blinking has been working the phones in the struggle and she says the us in israel have common interest. this is a massive terrorist attack that is gunning down is really civilians in their towns in their homes. and as we seen so graphically, literally dragging people across the, the board with guys including a holocaust survivor in a wheelchair, women and children. so you can imagine the impact is just having throughout israel and the world should be revolted and what it seen. we have immediately engaged ours, really partners and uh, and allies present items on the phone with from the student. and y

u . s. resolution. we also had a note from the united arab emirates. it's members said it voted no to the u. s. resolution because there was no unequivocal cool for cease fire in the region. it's called for a release of the hostages that are being held by homeless. and it says, you know, what's really important here is the protection of civilians. and that is all civilians, including palestinians on the grinding casa, yesterday, we heard dozens of statements imploring this council to assign the same value to palestinian life as it does to is really nice. we cannot allow any equivocation on this point. there is no hierarchy of civilian lives. we've also heard from the is randy ambassador, who is pretty furious about what's going on at the u. n. at the moment, saying that the security council still taking the even the most basic steps that anyone with a moral compass would say his country is being attacked from the news from the south and says that the blame of what's happening right now is resting solely at the foot of hummus, the hostages, held by from

u. s. resolution. we also had a note from the united arab emirates, its members said that voted no to the u. s. resolution because there was no unequivocal cool for cease fire in the region. it's called for a release of the hostages that are being held by homeless and it says, you know what's really important here is the protection of civilians, and that is all civilians, including palestinians on the grinding casa, yesterday, we heard dozens of statements imploring this council to assign the same value to palestinian life as it does to is really nice. we cannot allow any equivocation on this point. there is no hierarchy of civilian lives. we've also heard from the is really ambassador, who's pretty furious about what's going on at the u. n. at the moment, saying that the security council is all taking the, even the most basic steps that anyone with a moral compass would say his country is being attacked from the news from this task and says that the blame of what's happening right now is resting solely at the

u. s. resolution. we also had a know from the united arab emirates, its members said that voted no to the u. s. resolution because there was no unequivocal cool for cease fire in the region. it's called for a release of the hostages that are being held by homeless and it says, you know, what's really important here is the protection of.

that has also been some equipment that has been arriving from the u. s. and i think was also important to say as he wants to possibly talk about preventing a wider conflict. you know, there were some comments being made, you know, wanting other parties that they shouldn't join in this situation. and another topic, as well as the some american citizens unaccounted a for and also possibly some hospice has, has been taken into the and that is certainly also a topic of for the secretary of state. these are be corresponding to tanya kramer. reports came from israel. now, earlier i was joined by spokesperson for b is really menissi, masha mitchells and i also, if israel is going to open an aide kartel into casa, the coordination of humanitarian age of this area is being discussed. the decision will be made by the political echelon after they've assessed the situation right now. the idea is focused on securing the border and targeting come up, no 2 targets within the god script. and as you do that, miss missiles, i'm going over talking about an area that is dense

the budget also funds the army, the navy, marine air force and space force. now in 2018, the u. s. military budget counts for approximately 36 percent of global arms spending. the us also maintains the largest number of military bases and foreign soils in the world. in terms of military power, the global fire power index offers insight into the military capabilities of nation's worldwide. now this is based on an assessment of over 60 factors, including manpower, technological capabilities, nuclear capabilities, strategic locations, financing, logistics, military assets, etc. now, according to this index, the us both the world's most powerful military followed by russia, china, india, the u. k. south korea, pakistan, japan, and france. on the opposite end the spectrum, the least powerful nations include futon, then in moldova, somalia and liberia. this is due to limited resources fuel political factors, or a commitment to maintain a smaller defense forces. now, with the big inequality gap and military powers and smaller nations, nato countries have set forth an agreement to raise t

the budget also funds the army, the navy, the marine air force and space force. now in 2018, the u. s. military budget counts for approximately 36 percent of global arms spending. the us also maintains the largest number of military bases and foreign soils in the world. in terms of military power, the global fire power index offers insight into the military capabilities of nations worldwide. now this is based on an assessment of over 60 factors, including manpower, technological capabilities, nuclear capabilities, strategic locations, financing, logistics, military assets, etc. now, according to this index, the us both the world's most powerful military followed by russia, china, india, the u. k. south korea, pakistan, japan, and france. on the opposite end the spectrum, the least powerful nations include futon, then in moldova, somalia and liberia. this is due to limited resources, geo political factors, or a commitment to maintain a smaller defense forces. now with the big inequality gap and military powers and smaller nations, nato countries have set forth an agreement to raise the

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

u. s. supplies every year. so it's a big show of force. and it's also a commitment that tells the rest of the world. this is where the u. s. alliance stands, as it is certainly a strong show of support. thanks for bringing this up. display john henry, and in washington d. c. let's head to a ron now where docent jabari joins us live from tehran. dosa ron is being accused of helping planned him must his surprise attack on saturday. we've since heard from the ronnie in foreign ministry and it had some strong woods, took us through it a yes. during his weekly press briefing, the spokesperson nasir county dismiss the allegations and he said that the palestinian people have the will, the capability. and it's a determination to defend themselves and the, any allegations that are coming towards iran are politically motivated and they are aimed at diverting public opinion to justify any possible actions on iran in the future. he also said if there were to be any of the actions taken against iran when it comes to their um, the allegations that they had a possible role in planning and assisting the attacks that

u. s. embassy and also the voice. i'm the fence diplomatic compound places for the coming until i guess during the day for the day route again gathered in front of the american embassy to show the support for palestine. some can be seen inside of sons and police responding with take us. of course for the, the us and i can, who is life in the sense of the passive as well. we can hear sound bombs going off tear gas being deployed by security forces. just protecting us embassy inmate lives . there was a barricade. there was a barricade trying to provide protests from going and reaching the embassy. hundreds, maybe even thousands of gathered inmate or in support of the palestinians of the cost on supporting home us some supporting his beloved bought the statement from the law. the statement coming out to it has the law suggested that today wednesday would be a day of anger. and the protesters here are angry. while we were here at the protests. we've been excuse me, we've been treated to tier goes as well, which is not a p

government have been in the shop to send military help, a few days ago, a protest like this also broke out in front of the u. s embassy, residential, but we don't do. it has also searched for immediate end to this bloody conflict. this has been comments as a price because indonesia has been a long term supporter of the police and young costs. looking at it's constitutional mandate to ready, good colonialism as well as if you're looking at the religion aspect. you shall be having the biggest muslim population in the world with 92 percent or more than 213000000 people are mostly trans whom i'm reporting from jakarta. i mean, bundle authorities that here in the lane has banned a pro palestinian at demonstration following clashes earlier in the week. protest i said they were acting on their right to free speech. here in a small district in southern berlin, pro palestinian demonstrators, apply them together. instead, police what everywhere sorties bound to protest on the grounds. they could potentially in science and to submit to kate and violence. an accusation rejected by the organizes. yeah, we want it to be str

u. s. embassy and also the voice and the french diplomatic compound. police responded with what kind of m t. s. site during the day protesting they really gained again and gathered in front of the american embassy to show the support for vital signs. so i'm can be seen sign signs and police responding would say yes, of course let me see. and i can see was rights in the 2nd of these classes as well . we can hear sound bombs going off tear gas being deployed by security forces. just protecting us embassy inmate lives. there was a barricade. there was a barricade trying to provide protests from going and reaching the embassy hundreds, maybe even thousands of gathered inmate in support of the palestinians as the support thing home us some supporting his beloved bought the statement from the last statement coming out of hezbollah, suggested that today, wednesday would be a day of anger, and the protesters here are angry while we were here at the protests. we've been, excuse me, we've been treated to tier goes as well, which is not a pleasant experience, all them and of itself. many people yo

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u. s. embassy and also the voice, the anger at the french diplomatic compound, police responded bobby, on least by all lashing water cannon, mt a gas to disperse the crowd. following the attack of the top diplomatic of jordan, which bore this policy in any use really territory set that previously shuttled peace talks with you as president joe biden were being cancelled. joining us for administer said that the meeting will have been unable to stop the war. we decided not to hold before waste time. it's in on because the washington will not be able to make a decision to stop the war. the building of the, of the rep hospital is a he knows what crime and it's cannot be tolerated. our decision not to hold the full body assignments was made of the consultations for the policy and authorities . kyra and washington policy new lead. i'm home with the boss also refused to participate in the pre existing the shuttle meeting with us presidential biden is that by said that he needed to remain with his nation during these difficult times . i'm. i'm a heavy in fact. yeah, in the face of the tragedy that

and there were also protests inside the u. s. capital where young jewish americans here in the united states protestors were arrested, were allowed themselves to be arrested, demanding the israel declare a ceasefire. the also looking at the backside of this was the cancellation of the summit, where president biden would have met with jordan's king abdulla palestinian authority. president luda boss egyptian president, fatah, i'll cc and it was cancelled. didn't happen. and i want to meet with them because of what's going on. important note here though, that egyptian presidency didn't meet with somebody else. he met with china as president she recently. how's that for optics of the cancellation of the jordan summit and the sense that is real, maybe overplaying its hand against palestinian civilians seems to be causing a fear that the conflict is going to spread to other countries. that's what we're here. right. and it's not helping that, some leaders are kind of going out of their way to inflame the tensions with needed . some wou

and you have also of course, is the u. s. secretary or state. his effort to make sure that americans, pal students with american passports have the chance or get the chance to get out of gas. and we really don't know where or how far his efforts are as of now, but the administration and mr. blinking as his representative. um it in there was a little are working hard on this were a to know stuff in the united nations security council and was due to a vote on draft resolutions on his route. and guys with a focus largely on the humanitarian situation. what's the latest you can tell us from there as well, they haven't voted yet, so i can't tell you anything about this. but of course you're absolutely right. you and is, is unanimous in, in, in the assessment that there is a humanitarian catastrophe on display and evolving here. and that there is nothing else to do but to actually really help those people who are in a dire situation. and again, we're talking not about how much you were talking about palestinians. we have nothing to do with our mouse,

u. s. might be also targeting, being targeting from outside. so a security is a high here in front of jewish building synagogues, as it is in many other countries as well. and that's what i, i suspect is going to become a complicated issue in the future when he talked about speaking with vision by the prime minister. i'm stressing that that, that back to democracy is what they shared was the importance of the rule of law. and it's, it's going to be an interesting argument when that's a set next to the, the you ends. and i was gonna say real, it will be, you ends up opinion that the bit what is effectively the collective punishment of uh, thousands goes against that that's, that's going to be a fight for the future where i suspect the us will spend a full square behind this right, that's that's at least towards nothing, you know, definitely is expecting and hoping for this is not only important for as well because of military and economic support, but also because of, of it's on scattered support india and security council shortly. so let's see

that has also been some equipment that has been arriving from the u. s. and i think what's also important to say a is he wants to possibly talk about trip preventing a wider conflict. you know, there were some comments being made, you know, wanting other parties that they shouldn't join in this situation. and another topic as well as those, some american citizens on account of a for and also possibly some hospitals have been taken into the asa. and that is certainly also a topic of for the secretary of state china. i would like to to and i'll focus to gaza right now. we know that the night was dark as the power supply broke down yesterday. just how dire is the situation that well, it's very di, it's also hard to describe. i managed to talk to some people that i know in gaza, and one of them is now in a, in a you and school, a many people from the, from the outskirts of in the east. they had to move for him. you such and such a me it's already the 4th or 5th time. know they have to do this and leaving the homestead this and they had to leave immediately on

a few days ago, a protest like this also broke out in front of the u. s embassy, residential, but we don't, has also searched for immediate into this bloody conflict. this has been comments as a price because indonesia has been a long term supporter of the police and young costs looking at it's constitutional mandate to ready to colonialism as well as if we're looking at the religion aspect . it an issue a bit having the biggest muslim population in the world with 92 percent or more than 230000000 people are muslims. and so long reporting from jakarta i'm involved with ours is that here in berlin has found a pro palestinian demonstration following clashes earlier in the week. postmaster said they were acting on their right to free speech. here in a small district in southern berlin, pro palestinian demonstrate does apply them together. instead, police what everywhere? southern authorities bound to protest on the grounds. they could potentially in science and to submit to kate and violence. an accusation rejected by the organizes . yeah, we want to adminis

u. s. and the you've also provided financial and humanitarian support, the policy ends, but that's coming under pressure and increased crews. and they, since the events last, we tend the, by the ministrations provided about half a $1000000000.00 and funding since most was frozen by the previous president. donald trump was off to the attack by how mass european commissioner declared bolden, $700000000.00 worth of a to palestinians would be caught. but the e u has since clarified, but funding will continue for now. so now let's bring into a panel of gas to discuss it all in doha, abdullah out already on the associated professor of history at georgetown university in castle. he's a specialist on us middle east policy in rome. is maria luisa on top of your head of middle east and africa program for the a tally and think time institute to a faulty international holler. and in dublin is richard boyd barrett, a member of the irish pub in the parliament, with the people before profit policy, a warm welcome to you, o. like i would like to start with you up till if i can. right at the beginning of the ba

u. s. president joe biden, also referred to the fact that he said he is real, has no choice, but to launch a ground defensive. and also the as really media is reporting that the, the egyptian government, which is often closely involved in mediation efforts or efforts to. busy over a ceasefire efforts to get you met a tear in 80 into gaza when, when war breaks out, that the chips and government has been informed that is real as preparing for a months long round campaign. so the prospect of that and the prospect of house to house fighting street to street fighting in this densely populated enclave is, is here. refined. not only for the fighting forces involved on both sides, but also of course, for the millions of people of gaza who are now suffering as human as told us so eloquently from these probations as well as the air strikes and artillery strikes on their homes and offices and buildings uh, when will the, uh, ground defensive begin. we don't know, but the thing seemed to be pointing in the direction of soon maybe by the end of this week. okay. rob rentals, thanks very much indeed for

a few days ago, a protest like this also broke out in front of the u. s embassy, residential, but we don't do. it has also searched for immediate end to this bloody conflict. this has been comments as a price because indonesia has been a long term supporter of the police and young costs. looking at it's constitutional mandate to ready, good colonialism as well as if you're looking at the religion aspect. you shall be having the biggest muslim population in the world with 92 percent or more than 213000000 people are mostly in trying so long reporting from jakarta. i mean, bundle authorities that here in the lane has found a pro palestinian demonstration following clashes earlier in the week. protest i said they were acting on their right to free speech. here in a small district in southern berlin, pro palestinian demonstrators applying to gather instead, police what? everywhere i don't know, sorties bound to protest on the grounds. they could potentially insight on to submit to kate and violence. an accusation rejected by the organizes. yeah, we want it to

u. s. military base being targeted in 2 days. not only that, another u. s. military base, it named. and how do you admit it to base and know the lock up was targeted also? yes. so the date on when is day and day in old the a s o cases at all. i'm with groups that's pretty easy to to iran claimed responsibility for the attacks. we have been noticing that such as tax had been increasing at a total when get the ministry campaign by israel on a gets us trip. they have been speaking openly and with groups affiliated to iran in iraq have been speaking openly since then. many tree complain on guys claiming responsibility for the tech and level of need that vowing to a launch war, a tax on ministry basis and american us interest any like in fact, they have been coaching to mobilize forces and people to go to guys as they say, to defend because that and to defend palestine against this way, 80 at ministry, a campaign, a small part of the why he would say with the latest for us on that from baghdad will be staying across all developments for you here on out to 0. well, meanwhile, in a separate incident, the worst is news agency is also reporting that the u. s. nav

however, many of them were also voicing concerns, saying that you're up alone couldn't replace the u. s. h. now armenia and azerbaijan, i've also been focused because of the crisis around the goal in a car box. tell us more about these discussions that there seems to be some movement that we just heard from europe and council president. show me show who said that he is inviting the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan for talks in brussels by the end of this month. so apparently his confidence that the european union could be successful in trying to maybe to between the 2 parties to reduce tensions in the region. we know that to the very president was invited to come to grenada. he declined, but now we are seeing some signals from the very government that they would be in the future willing to hold stokes with the you and our main. you are kind of a nom and they're reporting from granada and spain. thank you very much for that. summer rush as well on ukraine has prompted fair amongst is all the neighbors that they could be next, many boosting their defense capabilities in case off a possib

but now he has to do this careful balancing act and also represent to the world of the u. s. cares about the killings of civilians in this instance as well. and he's got his national security team looking into independently examining exactly what happened here at the beginning of this trip. it was unusually public, wasn't it? what are the security concerns for his visit? that's right, this is extraordinary. now. george w bush in 2008, made a surprise thanksgiving visit to iraq during war time. earlier this year, present invite and went to ukraine during war time, also in an unannounced visit. what's unusual here is that he's going within rocket range of the gaza strip in tel aviv meeting with leaders. and that's an expression of confidence in, in is riley defense. but make no mistake view as is coming with its own defense is there, there's an aircraft carrier group out in the mediterranean. uh, there are extra us planes out there, but it did take some on to acidy for binding. to do this, there must have been some extensive planning and you can be sure they were both is reall