and she also said that she trusts the u. s. a. and them saying that they don't want the situation to escalate. so as you can see my cold, there are very different positions on that here in brussels. exactly. we only have half a minute, but i do want to ask you this, the top a you diplomat address. yep. a route also said the situation can't improve as long as the war in gas. it continues. but can you actually contribute in any way to ending the war? i mean, do you as of course, a bigger play or are there in the region? but we have seen a flurry of diplomatic activity with many european leaders and diplomats trouble link to israel to egypt, to cut our, to health, to, to add this war. and they are seeing the intensifying they enforce because they think that the 2 state solution is key to bringing peace to the region that so dw brussels bureau chief, alexandra von nomine. as always, many thanks, alexandra. thank you. israel, as military has suggested a plans to move it's going to offensive further south into the city of ruffled more th

u. s. and earlier i asked militant middle east analyst and military expert, roger shanahan and sidney for more details. but we're still working off the information that they've been given by the us government. but i said that she said, i thought the targets at 7 separate sides sent multiple targets at particular facilities. and they were designed to target amount of control facilities, logistics support, elements within stop house, as you saw in the, in the video. and it was not a move from the us announcement that it was designed to minimize possibility is vision civilian casualties. but also what wasn't mentioned in there is the fact that to dana across those. so i took part in this attack. so from what the us to say, this is the start of a campaign of retaliatory strikes. and yeah, we should mention that the united states announced their plans to carry out these strikes ahead of time. so just how effective could they be? wouldn't you think that there had been preparations for these us strike

u. s. and the u. k. say they've had dozens of targets inside government, including underground weapons, deaf those missile systems, and launches who these have attacked multiple vessels in the red sea since the beginning of the israel come off for in october. 0 far as sign is the former us ambassador to yemen. he's now with the middle east institute in washington dc and gave us his assessments on the impact the strikes would have on who's the operations as the, you know, i, i mean, certainly the us of the u. k. uh know what they're striking at i, i suspect there will be a battle damage assessment made. i would assume that we have hit the targets that we were aiming at, or the issue is, uh, is 2 fold. one, of course is how much damage is actually doing uh to their job ration, so their facilities to their equipment. and secondly, how difficult is it going to be for the who these to replace it? because one of the things that i think people need to keep in mind is that as long as the iranian resupply continu

u. s. foreign policy and real revelations about the u. s. funding of ukraine and the results of that money pouring into the country and what that is, man, uh, they don't want to acknowledge that may be part of what has delayed this bill from passing the bill. now house to have to go to the us house of representatives. uh they will vote on it next. uh and after that, uh, if it passes the house of representatives, which is certainly not guaranteed, as there is expected to be quite a bit of debate around it. just as there was in the senate, uh then it will end up on the uh, the seat or the desk of joe biden will then have to sign it into the law. so uh, this is the process. many expect this bill would pass a long time ago. it's taken quite some time as debates about u. s. foreign policy and continued funding for in cranes escalates many in the united states. just don't see always to be spending lots of money on for and wars around the world piling weapons into foreign country as well. the situation at home deteriorates particularly on the us

u. s. and the u. k. launches 2nd night of retaliatory attacks against a ronnie of link to alicia washington and london say that they hit sites belonging to the rebels and gammon. it follows us air strikes and, or rock and syria. also coming up as fighting continues in gaza must consider as a truce, offer made by israel and international mediators to bring a halt to nearly 4 months of fighting. plus a summer heat wave drive deadly wildfire in t lake. at least 46 people are dead, and more than 1100 homes destroyed as authorities lead with residents to evacuate the sarah kelly. welcome to the program. the united states and britain have launched as sarah kelly walked into the program, the united states and britain have launched a series of air strikes on the who seemed militia in yemen. washington in london put out a joint statement saying that they hit dozens of targets, which included underground weapons, depos, missile systems and launchers and radar. the strike is part of the us military's effort to d

u. s. and u. k. launch is 2nd night of retaliatory attacks against iranian link, militias, washington and london, saving his science belonging to this lucy rebels in german. this follows us air thrice, and iraq and syria. also on the show in the united states, the democrats kick off their content to choose their presidential nominate president 5 windsor predicted landslide in south carolina. the 1st primary in his campaign. but his little approval ratings means the vote is still being seen as a tense of his future re election chances. and in berlin, a 150000 people rally against right, we need the stream. this is the latest and the series of mass protests in germany against racism since revelations at the far right. a f. d secretly discussed reporting ethnic minorities the marietta evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. the united states and britain have launched a series of airstrikes and the who, the militia in yemen. washington and london put out a joint statement saying they had dozens of

u. s. and e u. k. have also escalated worries about a nuclear catastrophe in the region because apparently some leaders in our wrap have also echoed that these leads for international law don't have any weight and aren't being offered. so one of them said that they must submit official requests to the un security council too. as we mentioned earlier, immediately withdrawal, all foreign troops, including the u. s. troops that are there, and also to ensure their ability to defend themselves from these aggressions. and of course, that could easily escalate into a tit for tat situation. now, russia also agrees with the russian permanent representative saying that the united states is of planning the flames of the conflict and conducting these all lawful strikes all over syria, iraq and young men. and also saying that they were pouring gasoline into the fire and that these are worse not last whole because damascus never gave the approval of us presence there. so the question has been, why is the united state

u. s. and the u. k. say that they have hit thousands of targets inside them and including underground weapons to post missile systems and the long terms around, back to fees have attacked multiple vessels in the red sea since the beginning of the israel from us war in october. so our, the us let air strikes approving to be enough to make the red sea safe. again, i put that question to elizabeth kendall. middle east expert at the university of cambridge is certain college, you know, yet there's very little evidence yet that these strikes. it's a tire and i use these, but it's close. that does depend on how much they succeed in knocking out. i'm wasting this escalation, this increasing number of strikes hitting targets. perhaps we'll start to have some facts, but we must remember that we had, they, they know the strikes are coming to the very adaptable that it will actually halt in their results. and this is what we're hearing because they all seeing bruce supports in yemen. but the own stand against, for u

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 is or even if he's still alive. but there is no time to grieve for her that brother worry about the rest of her missing from any one. since we arrived here, we've had little food, i chuckle, and the children are sick. i told the land to shovel in the classes between the congolese army and the m. $23.00 rebels have escalated into towns and villages around the provincial capital coma since the beginning of the year. and

and evacuation orders. united nations, the u, the u. s. and arab nations are among those warning of disaster. saudi arabia says that to be severe repercussions if israel goes ahead with a large scale operation. germany, it's called a minister says the people of guys cannot simply disappear and it's in there. on the bed box says and is really offensive, would be a humanitarian catastrophe. father standing authority president along with a boss is traveling to contact is expected to discuss the role of the palestinian authority in guys as future more than 1400000 palestinians. that's 2 thirds of the population sheltering in rough. i'm. that's a city of just 63 square kilometers. people are crammed into a mixture of tense and shelters, while others are sleeping on the streets. but the living side of it is very military offensive. they've got nowhere else to go. thought a cowboys whom begins have coverage from rafa in southern garza this is rough. his well has forced more than hope of cones, this population to flee here. not even the police of f

u. s. and the uae. mean the palestinians feel completely forgotten about and left behind, because now they were normalized with relations to israel, and they felt forgotten. the palestinians did. they felt forgotten. but because netanyahu told him that they had been forgotten. trump certainly poured out on the fire. >> yeah. a lot of stuff went into that. stuffing powder into the powderkeg over that period of time. i want to just -- this is a nerdy point but i will just go with it here. just so that people don't think i am crazy, he works on the o a campaign and no 12. it really was a thing. you are running for office. and you got this little committee that we'll have real experts on the politics of things and they will be like, all of this work look at done, what are those positions? what do we think on this? there will be members, i'm not crazy about this, this was a real thing that used to happen in american political campaigns. >> all the time. 2008, when russia invaded georgia, the up ended the camp

u. s. and u. k. launch is 2nd night of retaliatory attacks against the ronnie and link militias, washington and london saving his science belonging to business. the rebels in yemen follows us heirs price, and the rack and syria, also in the show as fighting continues in gaza, come off, consider is a truce offer made by israel and international mediators to bring a halt to nearly 4 month findings. plus a summer sheet wave, dr. dudley wildfires in showing at least 46 people are dead and more than 1100 homes are destroyed as authorities feed with residents to evacuate the mariana evans, dean, welcome. the united states and britain have launched a series of airstrikes on the who's the militia in him. and washington and london put out a joint statement saying they had dozens of targets, which included underground weapons depos missile systems and launchers and radars. the strike is part of the us military's efforts to discharge and fees from further and disrupting global shipping lanes in the red sea.

u. s. and the u. k, former british prime minister, tony blair, admitted in an interview with the us and allied invasion, was the one of the key reasons that triggered the in the juice of isis the. but i can say that i apologize for the fact that the intelligence we received was wrong. i also apologize for some of the mistakes in planning and certainly all mistaken understanding of what would happen once you remove the regime. the us president barack obama, was also forced to confess to the us invasion of iraq and mistakes made during this process. well, one of the causes of the emergence of isis toilets. always remember i ssl kite a. i'll new straw die. they're all forms of the hobby of fanatical elements that are easily bought off purchase train from saudi arabia, guitar and elsewhere. and they've been used in afghanistan against russia in the 1980s. they were used as the dominant of scape goat for the 911 attacks, which of course been have been completely false. they were then used for applications a

u. s. and the u. k. launch a 2nd light of retaliatory attacks against iranian linked, militias. washington in london, say that they had fights belonging to the rebels in yeah. meant if all of us air strikes in iraq and syria also coming up as fighting continues in gaza. mos considers a truce offer made by israel, an international mediators to bring a halter to nearly 4 months of fighting. and in berlin, a 150000 people rally against right wing extremism. it is the latest of a series of mass protest in germany against racism since revelations the far right as the parties secretly discussed, the porting ethnic minorities the . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. the united states and britain have launched a series of air strikes on the hoof, the militia, and i'm in washington and london put out a joint statement saying that they hit dozens of targets, which included underground weapons depos missile systems. and launchers and raiders i dislike is part of the us military's efforts to discharge of moves from further disrupting global shipping lanes in the red sea. and the strip

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 reportedly killed at least $44.00 people, including many ch

u. s. and so in this sense of letting me have 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, and besides 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 b person. and he never actually says what the things and he never does what he says . so i would most subscribe to his idea that he supports 5, and 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 support and 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

u. s. strikes. and she warns of the real, the risk of spillover saying that that is the reason for high country to coal on every one, also on the us to exercise restraint. because only diplomacy can help calm down the situation in the region. but there were other for the ministers who showed more understanding for the us action and actions in the middle east. the polish foreign minister, for instance, right, is lupsi costs ki told us that the iranian proxies had been playing with fire for years and months. and that's now this fire is burning them. and the under secretary at the german foreign ministry who was here on the new amman also showed some understanding for the you as saying that those as twice happened in response to the killing calls the murray console. 3 american soldiers and she also said that she trusts the u. s. a. and them saying that they don't want the situation to escalate. so as you can see, my told her a very different positions on that here in brussels. exactly. we only have half a

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

u. s. and where was the very best of all i, i'll tell you. during the, the, as the assignment of, uh, add up leaks, and the oh, i see indonesia represented by the french minister is one of the friend mean is there the assigned by the leaders of our public and also the oh i see to make effort to find was to take a towards the solution of the situation. so together with the frenchman instead of up. so d jordan at 2 cop tar turkey, nigeria, indonesia, and of course paula spike uh we fix it. it kept it those of 5 for monday and members of the un security council. and then was that uh, it was in november, it was in november. so we visited every capital of p 5 countries. and we also had a meeting with uh no way in also i could not make uh make it at that time. but the rest of the group visit it also met the for any needs that awesome. no written up on the no we but also with the not the 1st less with the benefits that helps you being able to make a difference during that visit. yeah. at least a, for example, during the conversation and i just met al

u. s. and the 2nd largest military backup in terms of delivering equipment. and i'm unison and they are also both stones allies of israel and on both issues and aids package is stuff in the us congress, essentially running the risk of becoming political ammunition in the pre election stand off between donald trump and the current us presence. so by trump has essentially told republicans to block list or at least slow it down and that policy is working. and this also highlights how domestic us policies having more than just a ripple effect in the big crises of the wealth or soul goes home with homework for the european union knows that europe must do more. but the us still fall from the kind of unity decisiveness on the euro. vigorous it requires to potentially at least fill parts of a job that the us runs, the risk of leaving over ukraine. and that knowledge system data abuse chief political editor, much had a cos. now let's turn our attention now to the water and gaza fed strengths from mr . benjamin nathan. yeah, who says he has off to some other tree to dra

u. s. and u. k. launched fresh air strikes on the hoody rebel group in yemen. 20 bein said, strikes if the capital son of us and u. k. have conduct the numerous strikes since the start of this year in response to booty attacks on ships passing through the red sea officials for me as well. and the, as the most militant group home us will travel to kata this week to try to finalize the troops contact egypt and the united states. i keep mediators in the process of jerusalem, corresponded tanya k. my has more on this week's efforts to end the fighting and gaza. yes, there are when you told me on friday in paris, over the heads of the massage, the domestic intelligence service, the interest in faith is really in toes and service and the c i a and also the negotiated for media to some katara and from egypt and on saturday nights the is really a security covering and met so according to is really a reports in the media. they decided now to continue those negotiations to send messages also to cut to those

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u. s. and the 2nd largest military factor in terms of delivering equipment. and i'm unison. and they are also both stones allies of israel and on both issues and aids package is stuff in the us congress, essentially running the risk of becoming political. i'm unison in the pre election signed off between donald trump and the current us presence. so by trump has essentially told republicans to block list or at least slow it down and that policy is working. and this also highlights how domestic us policies having more than just a ripple effect in the big crises of the world or not sold goes home with homework for the european union. knows that europe must do more. but the us still fall from the kind of unity decisiveness on the euro figures. it requires 2 potentially at least fill cost of a gap that the us runs the risk of leaving over ukraine. that was mikaela cruz now reporting from washington to the guys are conflict malware. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has asked his military to draw plans to evacuate civilians and to feed remaining a most forces in r

u by its agricultural policies. from is have been protesting across the room about government subsidies, environmental regulations and inputs from outside the block the u. s. and u. k. have launched fresh s bikes on the who the rebel group in yemen, who they were on tv said. stripe said the carpets also, not us and u. k. have conducted numerous strikes since the stops of this year in response to the tax on ships passing through the red sea. donald trump has wanda us republican presidential primary election in south carolina, beaten his only remaining rival nikki haley by 20 percentage points. it's his fault comes that gets a victory, leaving him family on cost to become the pots, who is now many $80.00 says to stay in the race and brother roost pose are open for tightly controlled, parliamentary elections, long time leader, alexander, look a single place. his vote, as he pulled in station in the capital minutes, where he also confirmed his intention to run again for precedence in 2025, thousands of opposition policies have been denied registration for today's election . one position leader who is an exile has asked both as to why closets full policies whi

u. s, and where was the various vegetable? i'll tell you during the, the, as the assignment of our products and the, oh, i see indonesia represented by the french minister is one of the foreign minister did assigned by the leaders of our public. and also the oh i see. to make effort to find was to fix a towards the solution of the situation. so together with the friend minister of up . so d jordan at 2 cop tar turkey, nigeria, indonesia, and of course palestine. we visited capitals of 5 for monday, members of the un security council. and then was that, uh, it was in november. it was in november. so we visited ethnic capital of p 5 countries. and we also had a meeting with, uh no wait in or slow. i hooked up make, make it edit time, but the rest of the group visit it also met the friends can use their us know, read up on to know we but also with the not the countries less with the benefits. but have you been able to make a difference during that visit? yeah, at least a for example, during the conversation and i just met also the

and then the u. s. a cluster of fost moving walled sizes scorched communities in an area known as the texas panhandle. one blaze being cool, the smoke house creek fire is grown into one of the largest in state history. no injuries have been reported, but there off is the fly. it could spread the or the health ministry in garza, which is controlled by some us, says the death toll since the status of the war has now talked. so she 1000 people . the ministry says more than 100 people were killed on thursday while they were wasting for humanitarian aid. in gauze the city, many of the wounded were rushed to hospital. israel's ami said it is checking reports. the soldiers opened fire on the crowd is really is continuing to press its military campaign against hum us which committed the october the 7th terror attacks against israel. last month you and the top court ordered israel to take provision role measures to prevent acts of genocide and gaza. since then the been growing cools and some countries to holt le

u. s. and u. k. have conducted numerous operations since the starts of this year in response to who the assaults on ships and the red sea. thousands of round in brazil, the largest cities sell paulo in support of former president, desirable scenario. the protesters reject claims that the far right ex president plot of the crew in connection with his fails of 2022 re election. bid investigators save also now or use this information to discredit the look toral system and legitimize military intervention. the conservative political action conference, or c pac finish this weekend is a big gathering of conservatives. and the us with the presidents of argentina and el salvador there, as well as a former british prime minister organizers were keen to stress stevens international significance. make hard to see and a great again the 1st in person meeting between 2 political forces. i didn't do, you know, because you had to be late, his repeatedly praise donald trump, a politician. he's often compact to formula

u. s. and u. k. has launched fresh air strikes on the who's the rebel griffin jim and me to run television said strikes if the capital so not the us and u. k. have conducted numerous strikes since the start if you see it in response to earthy. a tax on ships passing through the red sea is riley police abuse water cannon to disperse anti government protest. as intel, a v cooling for the removal, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the demonstration was one of the largest seems to have most terror attacks october. the 2nd since last year and the subsequent ease riley bum bombardment of guns in the body of like saying the bounty has been handed over to his mother. according to his bikes. person for the life russian opposition laid on. no single day's house have yet been consent. earlier this week and invalid these mothers say the parties were refusing to allow of public, sorry, well, the documentary about returning african alerted african artwork is taking the top prize here at the bose and internatio

u. s. and they have to pay your, of a seeing his remarks, a nato and russia as a wake up call. if he returns for the white house this week, onto the points to team and trump and you'd access against natal. and right to the point in 60 minutes on d w, the little guys, this is the 77 percent. the platform for the issues page share idea you know, or this time i'm not afraid to pass and then it gets to talk to young. people clearly have the solution, the future of the 77 percent, every weekend on dw ice cold be at the end of the plastic, i need an expedition ventures onto places that no one has to why is the ice melting more rapidly in the ice fields and past the with each passing day of the continuing conflict in syria, more and more children fear their future maybe fading away. with every classroom damaged or destroyed. with every child witnessing the horror of war, every family fling the violence. we can't risk losing any tire generation of children to death, fear, and despair because they are the teacher of serious the ukraine approaches. the 2nd that of us say, of russia is fu

u. s. and as well, but if the operation en route, because i had it will be the end of the camp david accords, or it's probably behind the probably the taking into account the statements by the is that the prime minister are mr. binge, i mean, and that many, i mean, and that's in yahoo who has made it clear that the use of that he army is intent on destroying one day for him. the for battalions of how mass presents in, in, in, in, roughly, in our context, in our context with this vein is eh, we, we, we make clear that to egypt. of course, the jacks. and the reason is advanced. abide is that he does add to a explaining such immediate to be attacked on, on the right side. and on the other hand, the we, we, we made it clear not only to the, is that he is, but to in, in meetings and effects with the american administration. and i guess that's a really, we hope that is really want to go along with what it said. it's planning in the truck because of that from an egyptian part of you would almost be in

that would probably be when cooperation was either at egypt and the u. s. in order to make sure there are no and for patient of meditations or arms intake as a strip. and also power to that is, are all will continue to act in the west bank. and it will also stick to its policy of immunization of gaza in order to weaken the element that could threaten is of security. and this plan also it touches upon a hot issue which is mainly the day after that. then, you know, it says that the governments of the guys, this chip will not be given to any party that has any connection to terror. and who also vows that fuels is take a thorough over a hole in the strips, educational and religious institution. we have the u. s. secretary of state to enter the blank and already spoken against this plan, saying that the strip should not be resized. and also that another occupation of the strip by israel is out of question. however, for is, will, it seems that the criticism and concern of lincoln is just a back on voice. these really army will maintain operational freedom of actio

many countries, china and even the us ally, france criticized washington for blocking the resolution a 3rd time. the u. k. of stained in the vote. well 13 voted in favor. the u. s. and cetera, so it's own plan on a whole new american draft resolution calls for a temporary cease fire linked to the release of hostages, held by him over spring and the media. here's what's china's in bassett, or had to say about washington's veto. well, it was the veto exercised by the united states. that stapled council consensus may go to the us veto, sent the wrong message, pushing the situation in gaza into more dangerous territory. that can be an journalist. felix lee is an expert on china. i asked him what he need of china is comments to turn on once to position itself, the voice of the global fault and submit and drawing 2 of these countries to be honest, i think, is rarely exaggerating. with its actions is a god, a strip and a 10 o'clock, even the most aggressive voice against his real south africa, brazil, and the launch emergent. congress criticize these way. the government, you more view mentally? oh, well yeah. china is a tongue to try to consent to solve as a counsel a

i'm for saving lives and it to be on time that so the action is taken by allies of because really government, including the u. k, u. s, and german governments to put pressure on israel to support a ceasefire. this is crucial now, especially as we have this new main military offensive in dropbox that will lead to more bloodshed, summer deed from the norwegian refugee cancel. thank you so much for your time. president vladimir putin look certain to win a 5th term in office in russia's elections next month, but he's not running unopposed. 3 other candidates will appear on the ballot. the 4 names will be on the ballot in russia's presidential election. one of them is, of course virginia, which in himself, he's widely expected to win a 5th term and that the candidate will be and you thought sky from the so called liberal democratic party. in truth, it's an altering nationalist party. the 56 year old politician sees himself as no threat to shoot, and he says that every vote for him is not a vote against the serving president. you go, i heard it, the one of as the 3rd presidential candidate, the 75 year old as a member of t

u. s. and germany. according to the style comb, international piece, research ins to choose 67 percent of as well as the imports of major weapons came from the us. from 2013 to 2020 to 28 percent from germany, and 5 percent from italy. the us does not publish details on its military a to israel, but media reports they use has supplied tens of thousands of weapons since the october 7th terrorist attack, including bunker, boasting bombs and precision guided munitions. in 2022 germany approved the sale of 32300000 euros worth of defense equipment to israel. that figure rose 10 fold and 20232300 26500000 euros. most of the permits for granted after october 7th, and included portable on 2 tank weapons and ammunition that make concerns that supplying weapons for the warrant guys may violate international humanitarian law. easily on spain say they have halted or arms exports to israel. citizens in mid february, acor's in the netherlands, ordered the dutch government to block exports the f 35 spicer jet parts t

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cannot let them get away with this, a claim to speak out for freedom and justice while in reality, providing weapons in violation of o u. s. law and international law that is used for dominance against civilians in for 6 ways. they are right, there are criminals, and they will be called out for an increasing number of young gives raise a reportedly refusing mandatory military and list. most of the most famous cases thought of a jail. the 18 year old atalla mitt nick, who was sentenced this week on charges of refusing service on political grounds between ages of violence is no solution of rejects being positive enough for the quote. ignores the root causes of the conflicts. schools all these ways of writing his defense as i'm at least bureau chief maria as an ocean. i reports to this really military prison in the central part of the country where and it's really, teenagers has been holding the days already refusing to join. the idea of it is the 1st case of a consensus military service. objects are, since they have mass attack on southern israel on october, the 7th. this little rally to, to both the boy to demand to the me

u. s. and u. k. representatives repeated their usual monitor of blaming russia for the entire conflict. giving us a very simplistic explanation of how the concepts began. blaming at all, squarely on russia. now to non permanent members of the security council, representing african nations, algeria and mozambique spoke very differently than the us and the united kingdom and their remarks. they emphasized the need for negotiation to, to resolve the conflict. what was the big firm? the ad will k, does a political ending negotiated solution the most viable way to when the conflicts d. 's is the solely pause for a lasting and sustainable peace between the 2 states that countries and the 2 neighboring cuz this city is high by to deploy the mississippi diploma to care for diploma. take her forth to achieve these escalation of pension because the policies must show their willingness and bridging us to engage female and closes and constructive dialogue. 6, it wasn't just the united nations security council