u. s. and u. k. because the nation did not mention how much votes it was, or is ralph for on how much is having ripple effects across the middle east. the conflict is rekindling tensions in israel is neva to the know, living on with it's fred job and divided population. some of the non support deeds around back has by law, which has threatened the attacks against these right. other lebanese via the country, which has been grappling with a severe economic crisis, could be dragged into a full scale. this slip in these engine here is 40 to about his future p. suppose to lead me to next week and start a new job. and so now he's not sure if that would be possible. many airlines have suspended flights and they've been on over security concerns in the countries state owned airlines has moved a scale craft to neighboring airports due to the growing violence on the been eases really border can. but a bit of a mistake in investigating the country is in financial crisis. so i decided to leave in less than that.

u. s. and u. k. a both voted against it. it did not have enough votes to pass, then you had the us resolution, and that did not call for a cease fire. it is called for a humanitarian pause. that was a got to 10 votes for it, but russia and china and the u. a both all voted against it. russian, china have veto power. so that's exactly what happened. china saying the key issue is, is like a monitoring pause isn't good enough. they say it has to be a ceasefire. you say what's the difference on this language? a humanitarian pause is less formal, it can last one hour or half a day. what have you but a full ceasefire is what russia in china say that you managed, terry and in guys are calling for. so they're basically saying this isn't a political issue. we need a full cease fire ticket, all the aid in there that is needed. so either way, both of them failed in this in the security council, and we're now again at a stalemate here. so dave, is there any hope that the you and can deliver resolution on this matter, or was it now of a i

u. s. and u. k. a still a setting israel's right to defend itself. the bulk of the pulse, flying the flag for c spine, this is the pockets tony capital as lama, but my boss numbers filled the streets as this way i'll expands this assault on casa. a passionate crime will lead is to health and the violence. we have come to appeal to government and to wake our government up. wake up, wake up and ghost on besides and the palestinians are brothers. an overwhelming majority of nations by the recent un resolution cooling for a sustained humanitarian truth. but many of israel's west of the allies didn't australia abstain from the vote to the hunger and disbelief with many heat and sickening. anyone that has any kind of morality, any kind of humanity would definitely be standing. we start going of course, the next ones on this to doing now name we, we the honest continuing the truth is chords in europe. spain is one of only 8 you country supporting a complete seas for the capital, madrid, a sense of frustration that the lack of a european consensus on ending

u. s. and u k. intervened to tell him, don't abide by that deal, right? so i think you cried at some point may be ready. the question is whether the west will let them make a deal. and i don't think this current by to ministration is willing to do that. i think it will take a new administration to be willing to see reality and, and find a negotiated solution out of those. yeah, assessing indeed that's hope less lives. i lost really then more john, you'll deal to our international on the i see you will over the well the, i see that you travel the world. you're probably saying in the hotel right now. but you know, these both of the u. s. and e 's will claim to be committed to defending ukraine. but we, we can see like, uh this, the new leader and stuff like a robot fits. so a you need is sort of pulling away from providing especially leave full assistance . think he, if you think that's, let the ties of changing, john they've been, you know, changing as we're nearing the 20 month of the war. it's been progressive and it hasn't been about a moment. it's been

u. s, and u. k, simply said no, so it did, it did not get enough votes to move forward. then the us had their, their resolution go for it got 10 votes, but was vetoed by russia and china and the u. a e also sided with russian, china voting against it as well. that did not call for a cease fire that just called for a humanitarian pause. this is really the crux of the issue here. you say, what's the difference between a ceasefire and humanitarian pause? why are we getting all hung up over this? it is a big difference, the russian se, and the folks with you, a e se, and china says a cease fire is necessary for all sides to put down their weapons because the humanitarian situation is that bad. and china says, don't listen to us, listen to the humanitarian officials on the ground and goes there calling for a cease fire. so that's why there's the soap bought this, these fire language. the americans, on the other hand, are se, nope, we're not going to go for that. we're only going to do a humanitarian pause, which is less formal. humanitarian pause can be one to 3 hours or so,

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. the u. k. and friends who were pretty much uniform in the response of the condemned. how mos unreservedly they said they stood in solidarity with israel, while russia called for an immediate cessation of hostilities. and there were also voices within russia. and that blamed western countries for it said not neglecting the israel palestine situation in order to focus on supporting ukraine. but just in general, we're in this sort multi polar situation where you have the western allies on one side of the rules based order. and the lights of russia, china and iran growing ever closer. also at this moment where there was evidence to suggest that iran was involved in these attacks on israel. now, in a world where the potential exists for this conflict to wide and in such a way that, that puts israel and iran in direct collision with one another. the potential for the security council to find consensus today was always going to be quite limited. so it does appear, there is some division of the council regarding the current violence, but us president, biting as promise is real. his support. do we know exactly what that could look like of the biden and yahoo spoke again today sunday in bite and said that he told that in yeah. who would side assistance was on its way to israel. now we know that the aircraft carrier, the u. s. s. gerald or ford is on its way to the mediterranean to the, to the east mediterranean. now this is the navy's most advanced and us aircraft carrier. it has more than 5000 sailors and a deck of war planes. it's accompanied by cruisers and destroyers, and it's a major show of support for israel having this carrier strike group close by. would uh, be helpful in any number of things, including surveillance, including blocking more weapons from reaching home us, or even evacuation operations. there's also reporting that the is really government once more, emergency funding from washington, in order to help in buying more interceptors for its iron, don't miss silent defense system. reportedly washington is receptive to this request. now the us already gives israel more than $6000000000.00 in military assistance a year with much of the equipment from that funding already in the pipeline according to, to be sent to israel, according to the secretary of state antony blinking. but of cours

u. s. u k and italy dw, especially advocate now is in handbook, be hello, how is the guys across as affecting the drawing thing as well as you mentioned, we did see that doing statement that and last night that was that phone call that included the us presence. so for once he called europe and spoke to both the german chancellor and the french president. also the tell you in prime minister, of course, the precious one. and in that statement, reiterates the unwavering support from all of these countries. also from europe, we sold off sold the statement on the 1st day reiterates that it is germany's reason of states quoting under the microphone 2008, to secure the security of israel. we do know that the united states is already sending military a hardware. i'm in this in the europeans have as far as we know, not been requested a to send anything like that. but europe is standing ready and is being very fun also towards those countries hostile towards israel, as it says in the statement, not to exploi

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

it was china. russia, of course, got bone, the united arab emirates, and mozambique boating against it, where the u. s. u. k, france and japan. and then we had the 6 countries that have stained multi gone up or 0, switzerland, ecuador, and albania. so that the us did not even need to veto this. it simply did not even get enough vote. stephen, have to even go to a veto by the united states. russia clearly stating that this was their humanitarian effort with this resolution to try to get some humanitarian help there . but to the us, france, japan and u. k. uh voting against it. okay, but i'm, i'm told that there's a 2nd resolution now slighted for discussion and to vote tomorrow. so yeah, that's right. so brazil has a resolution on the table as well. it calls not for an immediate cease fire, but for a, a, a temporary halt to hostility is a temporary, a pause if you will, which is a lot different than a complete cease fire. and it also in the brazil draft. it also does specifically mention from us and the resolution that in their words, the terrorist attack against israel on october 7th. so this is a little bi

motion did pos, a 120 in favor, whereas thousands of countries including permanent west and one was like the u. s. u k, a germany and it least spoke out against the truth or even abstain from voting altogether . palestine baset over the united nation is called the israel and of the buying power and its actions. criminal. okay, my followed has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys uh, what it has cut, electricity, internet, and old communications. and yet, i see that there are still some who refuse to equally and unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but today we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the new cubic on the message. this august assembly has sent to all the people that the over whelming majority of the people over the ward stand with you. then you'll probably be able to get acquainted with that somebody. this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all they civilians in gauze and israel that unites the soul. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them

and the vote was of 5 in favor of the russian resolution. that was russia, china, good bone, the united air remembrance in mozambique, but for against the u. s. u. k. france and japan with 6 countries abstaining. and so the issue here was the russian resolution, which pressure fashioned as a humanitarian resolution. talked about releasing hostages, humanitarian aid, setting up a safe zone for people that wanted to evacuate. but there are 2 key sticking points . if you will, number one is it called for, and this is really the key part of this resolution and immediate cease fire and that the us and the u. k. could not agree to their essentially the proxy for israel on the security council. they could not agree to that because they say that would essentially box in israel on what they could do militarily and gaza. and also there was no mention of how much at all in the resolution and the countries that voted against it said that was just a non starter as well. so it, we sort of expected this was going to be the case because there are these divides between east and west if you will, between russia and the us side the here when it comes on the security

whereas dozens of countries including plummeted west and nations, such as the u. s. u k. got in jeopardy easily, and he's well spoke out against they choose or abstain from voting altogether on the sides of basset to the un quality as well. i know defined power also, it's actions and criminal of the occupying followed has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys uh what it has caught electricity, internet and old communications. and yet, here, there are still some who refuse to equally unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but to day we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the equipment cutting message. this august assembly has sent to a lot of people that the over what do you mean majority over the people over the war stand with you that you might be able to get quoted within somebody. it was, it's, this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all those civilians in gauze and israel, but united the soul. this resolution is the least we can and must

u. k u. s. and you nation armed aerial bombardment of the besieged gaza strip a genocide for weeks now. and there's thousands of children have been slow of israel's principal sponsor. the usa has argued against disease for within the state department and tech companies attempting defense. a news coverage of is really aerial bombardment of a church schools, hospitals, and most joining me from grenada in spain, as us warships arrive in the middle east, is israel's form, a foreign and security minister, professor slower ben? i mean, he's now vice president of the delay, the international center of abuse. thank you so much. per visit by me for coming on . i've got the book here, profits without honor. it came out on the months ago. um, before i get onto a really important team and in that book would be events of october. the 7th of happened. if you were still for an insecurity minutes, service ro, as we said, he says he's one of the cases. but the thing is that i am full, i am fully aware of. uh, the re

spreading to turns plays a huge role in, you know, complex and o j a political situations and is not just the u. s. the u. k, as well. so i sense a couple of warships and civilians at cost watts, and particularly the american aircraft carrier does with, you know, a $100.00 plus jets able to strike targets across the region. what that does is it sends a signal to syria to hezbollah, to iran, to other play. busy is that they should not interfere and they should stay out of this conflict because, you know, as we've already said, there is a danger the is route to get overstretched. and so america is trying to avoid that . some happening the military analyst, michael martin. the thank you very much, mike. thank you. be a senior international correspondent fund if a child is in jerusalem, she told us more about a meeting between the us defense secretary lloyd austin and is rose. will cover that today. i. it's amazing, the us official you a secretary of defense the made, it's very close to clear just like his colleague, are you a secretary of state mr. blinking yesterday? who on that promise to nathaniel, here in

u. s. u . k. france and japan voted against the resolution. the us said russia failing to condemn us is the reason why russia's resolution put forward without any consultations make no mention of from us. none by failing to condemn from us rushes, giving cover to a terrace group. that brutalizes innocent civilians, it is outrages, it is hypocritical, and it is indefensible. there is now this unity on the security council, but there is a path forward. brazil has put up its own draft resolution and it does call out from us. but instead of calling for a ceasefire calls for humanitarian pause. that draft resolution by the brazilians will be voted upon here at the security council on tuesday. but already the russian ambassador says he has deep reservations about it. gabriel's on to how does data at the united nations a human rights groups of accused is riley forces of using the chemical white fos for us and call us at 11. and i'm gonna see international says it has verified the videos, showing what fosters artillery shells being fired. bar the is r

u. s. u. k, france and japan voted against the resolution. the us said russia failing to condemn us is the reason why russia's resolution put forward with out any consultations. make no mention of from us, none by failing to condemn from us rushes giving cover to a terrace group that brutalizes innocent civilians. it is outrages, it is hypocritical, and it is indefensible. there is now this unity on the security council, but there is a path forward. brazil has put up its own draft resolution and it does call out come us. but instead of calling for a cease fire calls for humanitarian pause. that draft resolution by the brazilians will be voted upon here at the security council on tuesday. but already the russian ambassador says he has deep reservations about gabriel's onto which is either at the united nations or human rights organizations and international new expos. urging in social criminal court to step up its investigation into possible war crimes committed by israel and how much so fast and reports from the hague. after thousands of deat

u. s. u k, france and japan voted against the resolution. the us said russia failing to condemn us is the reason why russia's resolution put forward without any consultations. make no mention of from us, none by failing to condemn from us rushes giving cover to a terrace group that brutalizes innocent civilians. it is outrages, it is hypocritical, and it is indefensible. there is now this unity on the security council, but there is a path forward. brazil has put up its own draft resolution and it does call out come us. but instead of calling for a ceasefire calls for humanitarian pause. that draft resolution by the brazilians will be voted upon here at the security council on tuesday. but already the rush, not basset, or says he hasn't deep reservations about it. gabriel's on to how does data at the united nations. now it says that these ready published and in conflict has claimed another child. this time fall from the conflicts and prosecutors say joseph to but had good angry and listening to radio coverage of the war. when he notes on the

and this is after billions and billions of dollars, not just from the u. s. c, u, k, the e u. in other western allies, schools being plowed into quite the military training. and the question is, what has this money achieved? now we now have it from one ukraine and p themselves. really, the difficulties in the state of both accounts defenses has achieved it for the last few months. counter offensive is going as planned, as long as the sun swell, as much as we can, haven't going as planned. was the amount of weapons on the quality of the munition, that that's where a guessing at the steady or the deliveries and the big or the deliveries of the arguments for you frame the foster, the counter offensive 5. the if we can well less than one percent of the ground, the law and for the invasion. unfortunately, that doesn't do any time for the end of the month to guy before another month for 5 years, for the cold in the winter settles and before we can uh, we will. we will have to actually force until the spring time, less than one percent. that really is nothing to show for all of that m

u. k. u. s. and you, nation on aerial bombardment of the besieged cause a strip of genocide for weeks now. and this thousands of children have been slaughtered. israel's principal sponsor the usa as argued against the seas for within the state department and tech companies attempting defense and use coverage of is really aerial bombardment of a church schools, hospitals, and most. joining me from grenada in spain is us warships arrive in the middle east, is israel's form of foreign and security minister preventive shlomo? been, i mean, he's now vice president of the july, the international incentive of peace. thank you so much professor ben, i me for coming on. i've got the book. yeah. prophets without honors. came out on the months ago. um, before i get onto a, a, a really important team and in that book would be events of october. the 7th of happened, if you were still for an insecurity, minnes service ro, as we said, he says he's one of the cases. but the thing is that i am full. i am fully aware

and this is after billions and billions of dollars built just from the u. s. c, u k, the e u, in other western allies for being piled into quite the military training. and the question is, what has this money achieved? now we now have it from one ukraine and p themselves. really, the difficulties in the states are for accounts defense because a g. so for the last few months counter offensive is going as planned, as long as they're going to sense. well, as much as we can, haven't going as planned was the amount of weapons on the quality of the munition that that's where i'm guessing the steadier, the deliveries and the big or the deliveries of the arguments for you frame to foster the counter offensive to far as i mentioned that you've regained was less than one percent of the ground that you lost and for the invasion. unfortunately say that to do any time for the end of the month to guy before another month for 5 years, for the cold in the winter settles. and before we can, we will, we will have to actually force until the spring time less than one percent. that real

where as dozens of countries, including prominent western and nations such as the u. s u k. germany, a 3 israel spoke out against the truth or abstained from voted at the palestinian a pastor to the you and have this to say about it. israel's action, the occupying power has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys. uh, what it has caught electricity, internet an old communications, and yet here, there are still some who refuse to equally unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but to day, we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the equipment coming message. this august assembly has sent to all the people that the over. what do you mean? majority of the people over the ward stand with you and you'll probably be able to go to court evidence on that. this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all the civilians in gaza. and israel, that unites the soul. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them. regretfully, because of the position taken by

u. k. u. s. and you nation on aerial bombardment of the besieged gaza strip a genocide for weeks now. and this thousands of children have been slow of israel's principal sponsor, the usa as argued against disease for within the state department and tech companies attempting defense. a news coverage of is really aerial bombardment of a church schools, hospitals, and most joining me from grenada in spain, as us warships arrive in the middle east, is rails form a foreign and security minister. preventive shlomo? been, i mean he's now vice president of the july, the international sense of a peace. thank you so much professor, by me for coming on. i go the book and prophets without honor. it came out on the months ago. um, before i get onto a, uh, a really important team and in that book would be events of october. the 7th of happened. if you were still for an insecurity minutes, service ro, as we said, he said this was the case. but the thing is that i am so i am fully aware of the reason is because a brill task failure and the condition was sore, no idea now i must have meant to do my bu

iran and saudi arabia and to saudi arabia, of course, cuts off normalization talks and is being very critical of a u. k u s. c, u actually actually if you look at the readout between them, a precedent box and then the crown prince, it was really quite interesting and quite moderate in, in, um the white house version in the times of is around maybe, oh you perhaps you can tell me this a different side of the version, but the, um, uh, i don't think savvy ray who is delighted as or from us did he was taught was katy directed against saudi foreign policy to a degree because they didn't like the normalization towards the saudis. i'm the americans, i think patching up would it be that pretty poor relationship. and saudi is still very concerned about the rain you influence in the region to get it looked like with a wrench with, with, with china thing some marginal but in the end talk trivial. role in helping to the to get together that the, the have lead to less than you do that by too much and or not. and i think actually, i mean personally, i think the saudi roll over the next a couple of weeks in the construct

iran and saudi arabia and to saudi arabia, of course, cuts off normalization talks and is being very critical of a u. k u s. c, u actually actually if you look at the readout between them, a precedent box and then the crown prince, it was really quite interesting and quite moderate in and got my wife has a garage and in the times of is around maybe oh you perhaps you can tell me this a different side of the version, but the, um uh, i don't think savvy ray who is delighted as or from us did he was thought was key directed against id foreign policy to a degree because they didn't like the normalization towards the saudis. i'm the americans, i think patching up would it be that pretty poor relationship. and saudi is still very concerned about the rainy influence in the region to get. it looked like with a wrench with, with, with china thinks of marginal but in the end talks really a role in helping to, to, to get, to get to that uh, the have led to less than you do. they can you buy too much and or not, and i think, actually, i mean, personally, i think the saudi roll over the next a couple of weeks in the co

of course, cut off normalization talks and is being very critical of a u. k u s. c u. well actually actually, if you look at the readout between them, a precedent box and then the crown prince, it was really quite interesting and quite moderate in and got my wife has a garage and in the times of is around maybe oh you perhaps you can tell me this a different side of the version, but the, um uh, i don't think savvy ray who was delighted with or from us did. he was thought it was key directed against id foreign policy to a degree because they didn't like the normalization towards the saudis. i'm the americans, i think i'll punching up. would it be that pretty poor relationship. and saudi is still very concerned about it. raining influence in the region to get it looked like with a wrench with, with, with china thinks of marginal but in the end talks really a role in helping to, to, to get, to get to that. uh, the have led to less than you do that by too much and or not. and i think actually, i mean personally, i think the saudi roll over the next a couple of weeks in the

u. s. u. k. france and japan voted against the resolution. the us said russia failing to condemn us is the reason why russia's resolution put forward with out any consultations make no mention of from us. none by failing to condemn from us rushes, giving cover to a terrace group. that brutalizes innocent civilians, it is outrages, it is hypocritical, and it is indefensible. there is now this unity on the security council, but there is a path forward. brazil has put up its own draft resolution and it does call out come us. but instead of calling for a ceasefire calls for humanitarian pause. that draft resolution by the brazilians will be voted upon here to security council on tuesday. but already the russian ambassador says he has deep reservations about it. gabriel's on to how does data at the united nations a canal, human rights organizations and international law, or experts altering, urging all of the international criminal court this, that office investigation into a possible war crimes committed by israel and come us step boss and report

u. s. u k is not gonna allow anybody. and if we remember when uh, there was a commission from the european uh, courts. uh, they wanted to look into again a span. what are the between you say, the moment your you put out any arrest, little arrest you and your families, that killed, that's been something. so i doubt it's ever going to happen. unfortunately, nobody ever gets uh, brought up on crimes like this. just like when you brain bombed. uh no, we're always here. for 8 years. anybody ever get brought up on crimes? no. undoubtedly, unless they get arrested by brushing force has ever will be brought it for crimes. same here in this case. so it's not a 1st time. and unfortunately, the people who make the decisions will never get punish. right of that before i like to go that there are various reports regarding the sound of the kind of a, you know, the movement of the rocket into, into that hospital as it is now from the expert perspective, we know that when there is a war, there are rules of engagement, right? and from the sou

u. k. and the us, the u. k. have just been upon u. k that shows 76 percent of the british people want a cease fire in the u. s. has been a similar problem that shows a predominant number of people, including republicans once a ceasefire. so what can you tell you governments and the us government that doing our unit actually governing against the, decides that their own population to pursue that kind of foreign policy goes in the middle is showing that what the is really government. one is more important with the citizens of their own country one. and i think there is this kind of growing sense that what is what we're doing is morally reprehensible. and the majority of people in the world, including within the countries that projected actually oppose the actions of not just as well, but their own government supporting israel and interesting context. martin, thank you very much. it must have insurance. you have to do. thank you. what are the talk is president is condemn, friday nights, bombardments, writing on the social media platform that is expressed at time. one said the ever increasing is really bump up and

and the motion passed with a $120.00 nations in favor. whereas dozens of countries including prominent western states, such as the u. s. the u. k. germany initially spoke out against the crew source, abstain from voting, the policy need and foster to the un have this to say about israel's actions. occupying power has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys uh, what it has caught electricity, internet an old communications. and yet, i see that there are still some who refuse to equally and unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but today we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the new cubic on the message. this august assembly has sent to all the people that the over what do mean majority over the people over the war stand with you might be able to get acquainted with that. so this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all the civilians in gaza and israel, but unites of sol. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them progressively because of the position taken by the western delegation. the

and russia propose a resolution for humanitarian ceasefire. that sounds like a great thing that everyone should support. what were the countries that oppose that the u. s. the u. k. friends in japan, the old colonial powers. what were the countries that supported the call for a cease fire? it was china, russia, mozambique, bone and the u. a. so countries in africa there were colonized and china and russia and also the u. 8. so, and they're the ones pushing for peace in the world. what the, what, when the old colonial powers continue to push for more war? it is interesting. we talk about obviously the us justifies a lot of it, some patients by saying on national interest and our national security is at risk. i find the national security is really just a sending them full of us toner. i mean, the, the tom t told her eyes ation has been found to, to around for a while now. but it definitely feels in the last 18 months so, so that we've reached some kind of historical cross roads. it's not right. it's absolutely right. with the western sanctions on russia that are they violate international law. we've seen a massive interest in the dollarization, especially dollariz

and people are seeing the choose so slow what the u. s. a and a lot of countries in the west stand for a lot of the west countries like the u. k and usa usa usa does not vote for the ceasefire, which shows a lot of the world. and what kind of a, what kind of apartheid state israel is. it's a, it's, or transfer. it was, it is a suffering that to tell us the news have been living for years and years now in jerusalem. palestinian protesters have also taken to the streets. hes all sees middle east bureau chief maria phenomena you both as more which is the arab town. we think jerusalem municipality, and this is one of many places around jerusalem as well as all across the west bank where earlier clashes erupt, it's between local residents and is rarely forces after it's news, a came about hospital in the guys, a city he and the dozens of hundreds of people killed people of arab and muslim communities have been called to take out the streets and fight against israeli forces. and this is what they have basically been doing. they have been hearing these calls through social media, from a moms in the malls everywhere. they found a way

are continuing to protest and cities across the world and solidarity with palestine. demonstrations comes many western governments including the u. s u k. are still asserting israel's right to defend itself. the barker reports flying the flag for c spine. this is the pockets tony capital is lama, but my boss numbers failed the streets. as this rarely expands its assaults on guns, the oppression to crime lead is to health and the violence. we have come to appeal to government and to wake. our governments wake up wake and ghost on.

continuing to protest and cities across the world and solidarity with palestine. demonstrations comes many western governments including the u. s. u k. are still asserting israel's right to defend itself. the barker reports flying the flag for c spine. this is the pocket stony capital as lama but my boss numbers filled the streets. as this rarely expands its assaults on guns, a passionate cry for, well, lead is to health and the violence. we have come to appeal to government and to wake. our governments wake up, wake and ghost on, besides and the palestinians are brothers. an overwhelming majority of nations by the recent un resolution cooling for a sustained humanitarian truce to many of his rails west of allies. didn't australia abstain from that vote to the hunger and disbelief of many heat and sickening. anyone that has any kind of morality, any kind of humanity would definitely be standing with that gone. of course, what's on this to doing now? name we we were in the side on this. continuing. the truth is, course in europe, spain is one of only 8 e country supporting the complete seas for the capital, madrid, a sense of frustra

and admitted one count of sold by false representations. he agreed to pay more than 652000000 pounds. as part of a civil settlement with the u. s. u. k. tech support. watching dw news is a quick reminder. our top story is with us secretary of state entity blinking us, told israel's province so that the united states stands with israel as it reels from home, off the internet with families of victims and committed small military and financial systems. that's it from me and the news team for now, i'll have an update for you. of course, at the top of the fence, the, the, the israel, most of the tax on the country have shaken to d. w and use provides extended coverage analysis, background stories to people in the region. the experts record from the seeing the extended coverage on dw news next, on d w. the vision now understand can have a think like the by just presenting. do you have any news on instagram and the no follow up to the kentucky is changing 6 years ago. we said it can't get any was good, but it does guardians of truth. this time, excel gen, this turned into our meets the voices of a free turkey officer. as the ad one has hist

u. s. 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 spent in moldova, somalia, and liberia. this is due to limited resources, geopolitical factors or a commitment to maintaining 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 alliance is target for military spending to at least 2 percent of national g d p. however, only 11 out of the 31 members actually managed to reach that target. the western officials have underscore that many allies will have to spend more than 2 percent to meet the requirements of nato's new military plans and continue to provide aid. now today we're joined by keith, nick, henry, founder of food, not bombs, now case, can you provide an overview of global military expenditures and the total amount spent on the funds by various countries in recent years? yeah, i think that the largest countries, um, by far our 1st uh, the united states would spent 8876000000000 dollars last year on its military. and that's the over number that they spent because we do not know really about c, i a and other culver military operations. then the next largest is actually china with $292000000000.00 that it spent in 2022. and then russia, oddly enough, only spent $881000000000.00 on its military nato. on the other hand, spend $1232000000000.00 on the military. so it's kind of shocking that there would be a war against russia in ukraine by nato in the us. and the level of spending that those 2 groups spent, which is also both the nato countries on the u. s. or the other countries basically suffering the most in homelessness and economic, the private, the so it's a, it's pretty incredible that they've spent that much money yet. they're at a standstill in the front, in the ukraine war. now, what are a key factors contributing to the substantial financial investments made by countries in the military forces? well, i think the principal thing, sadly, is the domestic issues, which so it's about in the united states and i'm certain this is another countries as well. it is that, for instance, we of us make sure that components of almost every piece of military hardware are made in every single congressional district in the country. so it's, it's a combination of military contractors using their leverage to, uh, to get the u. s. federal tax payers to pay this huge amount of money. but also it's about control because you have uh, for instance, a lot of information that i glean about what's going on with military and expenses on websites that

u. s. as the leading country by overall field entertainment, revenue grossing more than china. japan, the u. k. and germany combined in 2020, due to the corporate pandemic. china over tough north america as the world's biggest box office being the 1st country to achieve the status. it's revenue turnover total more than $7000000000.00. so and that attempt to protect the burgeoning film industry in china, the chinese government imposed a quote to allow the screening of a certain number of foreign films each year. meanwhile, it has also made significant investments into hollywood, as it has seen how hollywood films help to sell the american culture to the world. now china knows that if it wants to expand it's rich and cultural exchange, it needs to be in the form of movies, tv shows, or music. meanwhile, japan has a film industry that spans more than a 100 years. it has the signature drawn rows, like animals that has been exported all over the world geography period, pieces, and quote, horror films. while some animate is hand drawn. computer system animation techniques have become quite common in rece

u. s. u k. germany initially spoke out against the truce or abstain from voting, the policy, any of them foster to the you and have this to say about israel sections. the occupying power has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys uh what it has caught electricity, internet an old communications. and yet here, there are still some who refuse to equally and unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but today we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the new cubic on the message. this august assembly has sent to all the people that the over what do mean majority over the people over the war stand with you that you might be able to get quoted within somebody. this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all they civilians in gauze. and israel that unites a sol. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them, progressively because of the position taken by the west and delegation. the security council couldn't come to a decision, but in the general assembly, the voice of the united arab

u. s. u k in japan were attempting to summit the peak when the incident took place. in germany's opposition conservatives appear on track to win regional elections held in the states of hess and bavaria. around $14000000.00 people were eligible to vote in sunday's elections, which come at the halfway mark of chancellor laugh shows as term exit. polls show gains for the countries for rights. highlighting public discontent with shultz is central left government eco doors president has announced the removal of 2 seniors, security officials, gear mulatto expelled the prisoners director and the head of the police investigations unit. as after all, 7 suspects implicated in the assassination of a presidential candidate were killed in prison. i was under rent, the se has more on this from book at the in neighboring columbia. of the 6 men killed in the prison in the 1st city of y, a killed on friday were. busy columbia nationals and all suspects and the murder of feldman and the same still and and say corruption, a police station, a presidential candidate that was shot in the head as he was leaving a campaign event back in august just phase be 1st before the 1st round of presidential

u. s. support lives. there is no equivocation within the white house about which side they're supporting and there's and if you listen to the wording of that joint statement from germany, italy, the u. k. and the us, it is very stark and it's very one sided. we express our steadfast, the united support for the state of israel, and our unequivocal condemnation of how much we make it clear that the terrorist actions of homos have no justification, no legitimacy, and must be on a universally condemned later in this statement. they and say all of us recognize the legitimate aspirations of the palestinian people. but it goes on to say how much does not represent those aspirations in that pretty much a describes how us officials and those. ready europe and officials and represent the government positions here to you may hear about the protest industry here in the us pro palestinian protests. and that is a very real thing. but the us government is not speaking with that kind of equivocation. it's speaking with aid and that's why you have that us carrier group in the eastern mediterranean, that that's why you've got new planes coming into the region at the us is offering munitions that are on

and g o save the children documented is really messed attention of children. what's your experience over the years of the detention of palestinian children by the u. u. k. u s. back to is really government successive ones. i have to send 20 years in prison for palestinian children for throwing stones as being the sentence that's through on that on size 1000, throw blue 500 prisoners now. and is there any is including no less than $200.00 children? and many of these children, like are the other $1260.00, by the studios on the mistook of detention, which means they don't know why they are in june, which means they are practically kidnapped. which means that there are lawyers don't know why they are in jail and to kind of defend to this is doesn't go into administrative detention. that is there is using, i guess, by the student people. and by the way, here that's was one of the reasons why, how most conducted the attack, because there were more of antennae is they've been trying to negotiate. uh, presidents exchange store that understand them. but it's not necessarily during the summer for me, i have been there for 44 years and wouldn't be released. and those t