u. s. calls for a temporary cease fire as soon as practicable and on the condition that all hostages are released. however, it is unclear if or when the security council will vote on the form of words for post by washington. okay, and, and this is the 1st time that the us has used this would ceasefire. isn't that what? what does this say about its current relations with israel? right, so this really mocks a moment or the by the ministration has not only come under a mens international pressure to use its leverage to a randomness ropes, devastating operations a bug bite on is also facing intense pressure for members of his own party to speak more forcefully on the situation and gaza and of course in this election year and this election year, which is just beginning, he's also risking bite and is also risk getting to lose important vote of bodies like young voters or arab americans because of his support for israel in his thanks so much the update, that's the w is washington bureau chief and his po

u. s. has called the expansion of israeli settlements inconsistent with international law.state blinken said it is counterproductive to achieving an enduring peace. to what extent can the united states continue down this path of not using the resources it has, the leverage it has, over israel, to actually get israel to change course? i mean on one hand, they are saying to the israelis, it is counterproductive, it is inconsistent with international law. they don't want an operation, but then at the same time, this particular administration and others have refused to use aid as a condition for israeli compliance, with certain policy objectives like a two-state solution. >> and you've seen key figures in the biden administration being very defensive when asked exactly that question. i think you are starting to see glimmers of a willingness to use a little bit more public pressure. the statement from secretary blinken that you referred to about settlements is one piece of this. there were statements from -- jake sullivan today about american opposition to prime minister netanya

u. s. military, well, many call him a truth seeker, for those he exposed, he is of course, an enemy of the states. so what did he reveal? well, it all started in 2006 when event on known australia and computer programmer and activist, set up a small website that he called with leaks. it was a platform for anonymous whistle blowers wanted to share top secret information and data. well, fast forward for years and the size exploded onto the global stage. also known as collateral murder, it's $27.00 then which leaks release is classified us military floods. it's showing call not helicopters, conducting a series of attacks on baghdad. and this was in 2007, and they killed over a dozen people, including to void our staff. it was the 1st such incidents and definitely not the last but this time. not only that it involved journalists, but more importantly, there was video evidence which was made worse by the fact that the perpetrators were so adamant in the claims of innocence. we regret the loss of innocent life, but this incident was promptly investigated and there was never any attempt to cover

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this and questions they use them to be of our around one out does their own counseling, the called, the u. s. economy is booming. so why is it more resilient than all the rich countries? farmers across europe have been processing, we take a look at the grievance last north korea and that's default on ashes. the shore off is to kind of counting the cost on al jazeera, the journalists under attack, and gaza, a cameraman, engine, algio correspondence have been critically wounded and it's really drawn strike the homeowners were put on them, and this is all just the on live. hum doha also coming up, southern causes largest health center on the siege. people trying to flee now for hospital, so they being fired at by his races, who told them to evacuate pounds to the ends of the occupied west.

u. s. australian em pease call for his return home on a mass shooting at the super bowl victory parade, kills one person and injures 21. the frank assessments. here's essentially the lang, the democratic process. the current government knows not be a to win the index sense, say they want to buy time using fix political debate. ok. some of them are struggling. that's give them some cash. but let's look at the reality. 80 percent of these farming subsidies are going to the big voice, informed opinions, but we don't live in a post colonial award. we live in a neo colonial one and gaza is resisting that termination inside story. on al jazeera, the, the, the hello again. here's the reminder of the top stories on alpha 0. this hour is really forces have storm the largest hospital in gaza, patients and intensive care, as well as thousands of people sheltering from is really attacks were ordered to leave and then they were arrested in loss at hospital and con, unice has been under is really siege for weeks, there's a growing risk of famine in gaza as food in security worse and as across the str

u. s. strikes the european union's a foreign policy chief, joseph beretta called on all parties in the middle east to avoid further escalation says, we has been reviewed the ones in the game that to me, the lease is up the ball you that the kindness pro. and that's why we, we call everybody to try to avoid an escalation, but we are leaving a critical situation to meet, at least on the whole region, no longer just and as far as the war you guys are continues, it's very difficult to believe that the situation is a delta t would improve? because one thing is related with the other is a domino a domino effect to region. our brussels bureau chief, alexander von nom, and has been following the meeting of e u foreign affairs ministers. they are clearly calling for restraint to avoid whitening the conflict. i asked her if some of these cautious words are directed towards washington. yeah, you right, michael, at least to some extent. i ask for instance, the belgium. foreign minister has the lobby about her opinion about the u. s. strikes, and she warns of the real risk of spill over a saying that that

u. s. a failed report called on the match off it's minutes. the escapades which now seems to be rolling on the con. ready africa is now the epa center of international terrorism. to keep terrorist out of the homeland, we must fight them in africa. the u. s. has quotes admit that it continues to kill civilians in total strikes across africa and the middle east hits despite and the rate of u. s. government promises its routine. the refuses to quote, apologize even provide some money to the families of its victims. you're reporting illustrates how in multiple cases of civil and harmon, symbolic confirmed by the us government, civilian victims, survivors and their families have yet to receive answers, acknowledgement and immense despite are assisting efforts to reach before it is over several years. this is no case of shifting blame and when it comes to frogs, in many african countries, violence has only increased the since the star to frances. so cold counterterrorism contain the joins uncle sam. it is if which the brings move chaos to the africa

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u. s. president biden has not called for a tax on civilian areas to spell in the condo. others fluids in the guys a strip has been um, over the top of pushy, really are really hard to get the mood trans assistance if you didn't, the guys that there are a lot of minutes and people are starving. but in this with people who are in trouble who to dine it, who's got to stop the spice, the warning from its p allied israel, jeremy is stepping up. it's a tax on the southern city of that off, or at least 8 people were reportedly killed their overnight into by the extracts is really pm. then you minutes in united states, he has ordered his troops to prepare to evacuate civilians from the city. a head of a imminent full scale invasion while claiming that from us militants are hiding among the public. more than a 1000000 display civilians are seeking children rough. but here's what something happens. here is an attorney, yahoo! and his government to the government of war, threatening to invade rafa. where can we go? if they tried to pressure us to migrate to egypt, we will not go there. we will retu

i'm role math as and stay with us on the on counseling, the called, the u. s. economy is booming. so why is it more resilient than all the rich countries? farm is across europe have been processing. we take a look at the grievance. last, north korea left to both on ashes to shore off its economy. counting the cost on algebra to india, sports like wrestling and boxing. hit traditionally being estimates to women, one on one a meets the female athletes flash into that place and the ring on out to xerox. israel's assault on gaza enters its 5th month. the death toll in the enclave continues to rise and humanitarian crisis deepens. so when will the killing stuff and what is the missing, yahoo governments, long term strategy. and this week's upfront special, our last, the former director of inside the frame probably be the same. however you thank you so much for joining us in upfront. i am happy to read you this evening since the start of israel's assault on guys a israel's stated aim, has been to destroy from us. yet despite being 4 months into this, what we're entering the 5th month an

u. s. army a river reservist, as called ben a to says that the trade in armies retreat can be explained by the 4th is critically low. moran it is a retreat. it's a retreat because the ukrainians don't have any manpower. they don't have any morale. they don't have an sushi as um, these are people who have been dragged off the street thrown into an old dead unit, dead bands uniform with a gun. that's rusted and probably doesn't fire thrown into the war. really just to be an isolated and that's been part of the agenda, is the complete annihilation of the training in people to prepare that area of ukraine or the ancient bizarre you to be re populated by a neo con. uh sign is chuck schumer is. we're really sort of uh, larger 10 year plan. serious is known by the premium military as the butcher. and he is hated and feared by the cranium military for america, making absolute murderous, reckless decisions on the battlefield and sending people to their death and all sorts of places that were worth less. that zalinski also has a role to play because of his obsession with some kind of a counter of

u. s. and it's called as no, that is why we are coming here to the will courts because there's a sort of a last chance for us to get some, an organization to recognize that a lot of these occupied and that israel should leave the occupied territories of the west bank and east jerusalem and gaza and the leaky also said that we've confronted us a heads germany and the u. s. v to over uh, over policy manifesto for decades. we've had enough. it's why we coming here. thank you for rocking that out for us. then it's smith, outside the international court of justice in the hague. now is there any forces have killed at least a $118.00 people over the past 24 hours as it foam? the goal is to strip ambulance crews that all struggling to reach the dead and the wounded. meanwhile, soldiers on the ground have opened fire on fleeing civilians and is ready. tanks have destroyed the tents of displaced families creating. that'd like has one last embrace. abdul romans daughter, wife and in laws were killed and is ready to strike from the home in rough uh, southern gaza, just a few hours before he'd been pla

u. s. has this, we condemned, worsening violence, there and called on m. 23. a rebel and military group made up mostly of ethnic tutsis to cease hostilities immediately. ongoing skirmishes between m $23.00 and congo is government forces have caused thousands of civilians to flee toward the eastern city of goma. the refugees have criticized western nations for not doing enough to curb bloodshed in the region. the u. s. and the un meanwhile, blame neighboring bewanda for supporting m 23, and a bid to control the democratic republic of congo. some general resources a tom gene does. the more do that was forced to flee from the home when it was attacked by m. 23. revel, she had to act quickly to save her 3 children. and my brother was killed during the attack articles she died. i didn't make it put the bag in human, is this, the bombs fell on our houses. so i think you sound good and they destroyed them completely. jente an adult in the k o. c low side of her husband. she doesn't know where he is or even if he's still alive. but there is no time to grieve for her t

the bottom line on counseling, the called, the u. s. economy is booming. so why is it more resilient than all the rich countries? farm is across europe happen? processing we take a look at the grievance. last, north korea left to both on ashes to shore off its economy. counting the cost on algebra the, the, the dorothy obviously, or his reminder of our top story is this alex, is there any attacks and guys that have killed at least a $112.00 palestinian since saturday. many of them were in rafa when any one of the 1000000 displays people live in fear possible is very defensive. a mazda is a plan destroying the ground to solve would do rail talks on the release of comforters, as well as prime minister. benjamin netanyahu says the ground defensive and rafa is going to have accessibility, and so will be given what he calls safe passage. a move northwards. the amount of time in groups of shoes and catastrophe. pat israel's hardships is reporting the government is pushing ahead of the lodge, illegal set them into the occupied west by these type of the 650 homes

it went from calling on the u. s. weapons, what those members have called for, to a very much more benign phrase, appropriate assistance. and once trump took office, he continued to openly praise and defend vladimir putin. there's a whole laundry list of things he said, a habit he hasn't been exactly able to break. but during trump's tenure, there was another very loud and influential right-wing voice that sided with putin over and over and over again. >> why do i care what's going on in a conflict between ukraine and russia! like i'm serious. why shouldn't i root for russia, because i am -- >> if any people tell you why vladimir putin is so bad, why is he so bad? he's bad! >> i think we should be on the side of russia if we have to choose between russia and ukraine. >> we might be asking ourselves, this is getting pretty serious. what is this really about? why do i hate putin so much? has putin ever called me a racist? has he threatened me to get me fired for disagreeing with him? so why does permanent washington hate

u. s. based, i think that it's called pacific rim. could look them up. they're telling countries interested in joining the b r i not to like don't because they will result they say in the chinese having access and control over their communications, their surveillance, their media, and at the book they're going to spy on them. that's not all effective. that's not scary enough. there's this. now, remember the image of presidents she and putting together. let's go back to that. the u. s. media is tv networks and newspapers have been pouncing and then use that as a bludgeoning tool against the b r i. even the wall street journal, good newspaper chimed in with this very, very, very critical report. it's not a ringing endorsement, right? nor was one expected. but something happened on the way to the this year's b r i summit, that suddenly shifted the world's focus elsewhere. it also puts she in a very difficult role playing both summit host and participate in a world conflict the. ringback ready the home off attack and israel's heavy handed response seems to h

u. s. for repeatedly veto and resolutions. calling for an immediate cease fire in dogs on the head of the age groups as the vetoes endorse, continues violence. and that is really drone strike has killed at least 2 people in the janine refugee camp that's in the occupied westbank. children are among 15 others injured. israel says it was targeting and as long as you had fighter, one and a half 1000000 palestinians had been forced to flee. and they're now living into the house in southern gauze on the weather is cold and many like shelter. warm clothes have become essential. and people are flocking to 2nd hand markets and hopes of getting some winter essentials from to monahan has more. and there aren't many choices in gaza when you're looking for the basics. this 2nd hand, closed marketing rasa is one of the only options in town posted into lost everything or hoping they'll get what they need to ensure the cold weather for me. and then there's a him like, is there a few patients forces intensified bombardment of the north? so we would f

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

u. s. got a lot of true. how's got tough to call me? well, what else to lawman? boom junk. now going down, can you assume any 90 settings probably have to invest see to love the job or cannot strive or author of thing specific by mr. montgomery green used to go down cuz she's been that's been photo now my cellphone guy, and i'm assuming she may assume the john paul huff up soon. the book to shut down. so there's competence and i've tried to push out so quickly. i didn't said back so i hope that you did get a quarter to 97. and that sounds fun. let's just jump on some thoughts. my head started off now and then teach fisk hubbard message cut or best i am up at carlos. i lost my page presentation for the internet because it can provide an extra antenna or in this network that can pro radio the various stages of distant galaxies, something that i think. ready ready i mean, government should be supported as a nation and to be on the 1st rank assigned to song i should be investing and things like that. last, last rebuilding just for uh, explain them. that's good advice of instruc

u. s. government who is asking and demanding the time. yeah. government on one call to provide humanitarian aid and is making u. s. government assistance available to us through provisions a flower and whatnot. and then on another call, not only does a promise more military age, but they are also ensuring the owner. what is the funded and is not getting for the needs? so this, this, he property is mind boggling. it's hard to fathom, but it's also very worrisome because what is the result of this? this is the loss of human life and we need to keep pressing on this issue, right, because it is the human life that we're trying to say every day as a humanitarian organization and our government's us. some other western governments are not taking action to demand the ceasefire and, and supports to military actions and open the boarders for humanitarian support. okay. i the that i feel you so that, you know. yeah, thank you so much joy, so as loony for joining us from maryland. thank you. first pleasure. patients and doctors at last at hospice, all have described being shot

u. s. service numbers and injures and thousands more. the u. s. was quick to blame iran and the media brought voices calling for immediate action and retribution. iran denies the attacks and us officials have since soften their language, opting now for a rainy and back groups who were behind the droning. some just, what are us troops doing there in the 1st place to discuss it will bring in our expert panel. in studio with me is michael maloof. he is a former senior pentagon policy analyst and has a rumble channel where you can all go follow him at official michael maloof. and joining us remotely is our friend jim john for us. jim is a former us diplomat and send it g o p advisor, a gentleman, so great to have you both. thanks for joining. like thank you. so mike, i'm going to go over to you 1st. so it's been reported that the ton of air base has been operational since 2016, which puts us squarely at the setup years in the obama era. it was supposed to serve as this, you know, kind of geographically perfect location, kind of in this, this tri state region that's along the borders of, of northern jordan, obvi

u. s. has failed to call for the permanent sci fi and gaza, while the palestinians, dev tools have passes 29000 people, most of them women and children not like trump before him, by them has also suspended funding for unblocked them. main agency in guys that trump, that hope that that would force the palestinians to agree to a deal with israel on was says without adequate funding, more people in gaza are going to die since the starts of israel's war. and guys are, you know, being talking periodically about us policy in the middle east generally. and you have made the point on several occasions that the us has not updated. it's middle east palmer say that in many ways it attempted to pull itself away from them, at least be less involved. given the fact that the trump administration and the by the ministrations have had pretty much the same going on with done the same lines with regard particularly to the pa, the standings, and these ratings. but also the way them at least do you think this is likely to be a turning the point at which is the next administration, whatever it may be, is forced to r

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u. s. continues to block any draft resolutions the call for that, the meeting. it's a joint gabriel's on do. how do you see it? at united nations in new york, the mouse is down playing optimism from the us president the seas 5 deal with its relative minutes. a senior member of a masters. political witness by some name that's hold on is there that i must still not received an official proposal for a deal. and mediators are still working on it. he said for benny deal to work. a master's conditions must be met, including return of people to the homes, israel's total withdrawal aid access of palestinians, and a guaranteed seas for now i'm also added a master seeking guarantors such as egypt kata tuck the un united states and russia to ensure any such deal is verifiably upheld by israel. he says that by this intervention has been directed at a domestic us audience and cannot conceivably have been intended to place pressure on israel and the yahoo. usa department however, remains optimistic that a deal can be made. our goal is to achieve a deal to reach a humanitarian

underground, broadcasting all around the world from the middle east today, the so called world quarter game puts the u. s. u, u k. on these are held on trial for another genocide like case, tens of thousands, mostly women and children have been killed by nature weapons in gaza, while russia and china repeatedly voted the un security council for cease 5. egypt is now wary of his riley ethnic cleansing of more than a 1000000 palestinians at the rough crossing. it's opposed in public, even by joe biden, and is western european proxies whose bottoms have now attacked. iraq, syria, m and 11 and, and palestine. professor at the time was given the lifetime achievement award by the british academy, author of the new book, 3 wills, memoirs of an arab. julie's america's professor of international relations at oaks with the domestic incident, one of israel's new historians. he joins me now from oaks, which thank you so much for visitors showing vera coming on the show. so well, i used to be with you. you said that the industrial scale small as a may have taken israel to the verge of committing genocide. why the ver

u. s. continues to block any draft resolutions the call for that. the meeting it's a joint gabriel's on do out is either at united nations in new york. the mazda is down playing optimism from the us president of the seas. 5 deal with his round his eminence, seen a member of the great political wing that's by some name has told down to 0. it has has still not received an official proposal for deal immediate. it's all still lucky on it. he said, any agreement to look for an agreement with the groups conditions must be met. these include the return of people to the home, israel's complete withdrawal aid, access of palestinians, and guaranteed seas 5. now i'm also added the masses seeking guarantors such as egypt, katya tucked the united nations, united states and russia to insure israel upholds any deal. he says, vitamins intervention has been directed as a domestic us audience and cannot have been intended to place pressure on israel. and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the us state department of a well, it remains optimistic that a deal c