u. s. has promised even more menifee a to israel, under the assumption they wouldn't be used to fight how most to our friends in israel. america will soon deliberate to help you fight the score. jump on moss and stand up to a ron b. u. s. senate has approved a loan, do a page for the region. the vast majority of the $26000000000.00 is expired to incidents. israel a function is for you my, is there any supplies for the software? right as well in kind of the parliament as budget and all that supports to is there, but active is say the government is delaying the policy and the report, a new pose kind of is deputy for, i mean, so it was caught on camera trying to avoid a question about accountability on the matter. minister freelance you condemn is just killing and 14000 children. stop watching. you condemn it. it was killing of course in 1000 children the mission of front of it was walking away. we saw it was a command also and the ad so there's ease. all right. he was the one who confronted the d

u. s. has kept pressure on beijing, sanctioning chinese firms that ship products to russia and unavailing new micro chip export restrictions. the us state department of china is supporting the rushes war machine by supplying machine tools, computer chips, optics, drones, and cruise missile technology rushes semiconductor imports from china jump from 200000000 in 2021 to over 500000000 in 2022. as the war drags on russia's drawing, economic and diplomatic isolation has made its increase in the reliance on china, its former rival for leadership of the communist bloc. during the cold war, china appears to hold the upper hand into the relationship. washington warns it will hold being responsible at moscow mix gains in ukraine. china shrugs of criticism consisting it's a neutral party. don't tell you what china has always clean, totally forward of to use items and nicole, the in regulation compete to relevant countries circle. it's me or into like what are normal state to state relations between chi

u. s. has promised he wouldn't morland's u. h, israel under the assumption that it wouldn't be used to fight thomas to our friends in his real america will soon deliberate to help you fight the score. jerbill moss and stand up to a ron b. u. s. such as has improved a long delayed aid package. for the region, the vast majority of the $26000000000.00 is expected to go to is of a fraction is for humanitarian supplies. for garza, the protocol as well as while in kind of the part of the highest of votes and arms exports to as well. but, and to the site. the government is delaying the policy and the reports and loopholes kind of deputy prime met. so was caught on camera, i find to avoid a question about accountability on the master. mr. freeland, you condemn, is just killing a 40000 children. stop. what you can done isn't, was killing, of course, in 1000 chosen admission, or for him, it was walking away. louisa with canadian also i add to this is only he was the one who confronted the deputy prime mi

u. s. has in post on a china, according to the head of states shooting ping. those are in post to contain the economic rise of china. and certainly also china is wanting to get rid of the ad us influence in the basic in the south china sea. so it says that it fits with china, us relations and asi, i'm country. so the south east agents via and from the us side, i would say that clearly most urgent topic is the one ukraine. russia's one ukraine . um uh, the accusations that, um the u. s. government has against china, they are pretty concrete and pretty massive. so it says that 70 percent of a rush, us imports of machine towards come from china. and those inputs, every very crucial when it comes to building up at put into a ballistic arsenault. and that is of course, the strong accusation, and it also says that, you know, um add to economic relations. the traits relation between the 2 countries is unfair . so blinking, but also talk about industrial policy of china and the resulting over capacity, which has become an increasing problem for you as well as to point

u. s. has just passed this massive store and a bill with $61000000000.00 us dollars being sent to ukraine, which is 5 thousands upon thousands of miles away. and yet, at the same time, the us criticizing china for having good freight relation with one of its neighboring countries. that is russia, that's happened listening to the chinese foreign ministry, have to say about that. may probably be a $200000.00 while you're on the one hand. the u. s. has launched a large scale built a new crane. and on the other hand, it has made endless accusations against the normal economic and trade relations between china and russia. this is extremely hypocritical, any responsible nato bears and irreparable responsibility for the crisis. the alliance must reflect on its role, stop shifting, blame, and effectively take practical actions to resolve the crisis. politically, that's definitely a strong statement by showing that in regards to what's happening in ukraine. it is being a country that has been incredibly

u. s. has deployed, it's worship. so one worship was already there and those of worship was, was re routed, then the war ships have see each is um, system in or the to in the south targets. so those were used to intercept, right. and so the east rally adf, worth in court. the nation was a your united states, and i of the u. k. m, also allegedly friends and some other countries like jordan were also involved. and some say this how you read. it was also helping to neutralize some of the brands. so it was a joint effort in order to, to defend against the trains and missiles that came in. and we're going to, you mentioned that after these drones were launched, a took several hours for them to reach their targets. let's take a closer look at this timing. how important do you think it was that we had this time frame in order to provide israel and its partners enough time to intervene? i think it's a critical point because if you're launching an attack which you want to succeed, you certainly don't give any prior warning and

u. s. has enabled a failed is regularly strategy a terrible one. so i do completely agree that i that the u. s. policy in the middle east is failing terribly. it's leading to wider war, even if the us wants to restrain that it's not restraining the why, the war. why? because at the crux of this conflict is an on the south political problem with israel and palestine that absolutely needs to be solved. and all of the anti rainy and dimensions have, but a very large source in the palestine is real conflict. after all, there is no intrinsic reason why iran would be the great the enemy of the united states, even with all the history, the us has a lot to apologize for to arrive and starting in 1953 with the over throw the democratic government and the installation of a police state after all. so there could have been a reproach, month between the us and iran. i've always wanted that. i talked to you, i should have signed the j c p a way and implemented it. and of course i that it was subverted by tru

u. s. has a different choice. i was, i mean, for the last 2 decades hasn't the global community effectively spoken out against the settlement in the west bank effectively and said that funding for intro should be conditional upon human rights abuse is going away, but we still see the siege and guys, yes, the investigatory is that hasn't been unclear about this. no, i agree. it has not been unclear. and the u. s. has been temper rising, protecting israel and the lang up until now. now we have, i believe a genocide under way. i think it is absolutely a disaster and i think the world community is more alarmed and more shocked and more saying if we are anything as a world community, we have to implement what we've set an example. the vote on membership is a vote that should have happened 13 years ago. absolutely. because this was an application by the palestinian authority in 2011 for a membership. when you make that application, it goes to a in admissions committee, new members committee, which is constituted by the

u. s. has been trying to achieve in the region in terms of its alliance structure. so it's become very important for the us to make sure that it has strong and capable allies in the region, but so strong and capable allies are also strongly allied with one another. especially if you consider that we now live in a world where of course, it's not impossible to see multiple theaters of conflict as we're seeing in ukraine as we're seeing in the middle east and has become also possible in the, in the pacific. so there's this phrase that they often use here in washington about the ability to walk into gone at the same time, meaning the ability to serve various alliances, even in the face of conquering crises and what really, what we're really seeing with this trilateral summit is a manifestation of what the u. s. has been trying to do in terms of meeting that strategy. janelle walk us through the main issues of leaders are hoping to resolve today. well, when the 3 leaders meet later on, present biden

u. s. has imposed on a china according to the head of stage seating ping. those are in post to contain the economic rise of china. and certainly also china is wanting to get the rate of the ad us influence in the basic in the south, tennessee. so it says that it's into fi, us with china, us relations and asi, i'm country, so the se agents via and from the us side, i would say the key of the most urgent topic is the ones ukraine. russians, one ukraine, the accusations that the u. s. government has against china, they're pretty concrete and pretty massive. so it says that 70 percent of our rushes, imports of machine towards come from china and those inputs, every very crucial when it comes to building up and put into a ballistic arsenault. and that is, of course, the strongest ation and it also says that, you know, um add to economic coordination. the truth relation between the 2 countries is i'm so blinking, but also talk about industrial policy of china and the resulting over capacities which has become an increasing problem for this now to ukraine and the

u. s. has been hanging on to the last and best contact, timorous outpost in west africa, hoping for some sort of turn off events on why it's seen you to, to blame russ. yeah. for the, for you to be racing on the african continent. the russian federations uh narrative drowned out the us government in the past years. they were excel in the russian federation of stoked a lot of the instability across this will help. they did this through misinformation this information campaigns. so i see how we will double down in our efforts is through our own information campaign. but mass flip our assurance efforts. a russian federation is really trying to take over the central africa as well as the ssl within africa. the russian federation wants to establish a ground game that resembles a start se partnership program, but it doesn't have the values and doesn't have the values, the democratic values of, of what we bring sides. i just the intrinsic values for stability, security and security, security and prosp

u. s. has launched a large scale built a new crane. and on the other hand, it has made endless accusations against the normal economic and trade relations between china and russia. this is extremely hypocritical, any responsible nato bears and irreparable responsibility for the crisis. the alliance must reflect on its role, stop shifting, blame, and effectively take practical actions to resolve the crisis. politically, that's definitely a strong statement by showing that in regards to what's happening in ukraine. it is being a country that has been incredibly neutral about the conflicts until not. but it really seems that think of a landing page and making this sort of common see, has in those threats of sanctions of really while the chinese up what isn't that what russia has been saying all along that need to getting involved in a conflict? yeah, that's why we've heard a lot about the instability that need to creates wherever it stays in the world. let's not forget for us is no just part of nature. but it's also the biggest fund of nat

u. s. has and the white house has declared often and is not getting tired to declare over and over again. there will be no return, your tory or any action from the u. s, against iran, as of now, even when their problem is on the other hand, to stand by israel in the region and to support is running their defense against any or iran integration stuff on. we'll leave it there. do you to view corresponding stuff on simon's in washington for us? are all right, and just to recap, here's what we know about the situation unfolding right now. sirens have been sending out across israel as around launches me styles and drones explosions have been heard in jerusalem, which is really media say are the sound of incoming drones being intercepted around? says the strike is in retaliation for what is called numerous crimes committed by israel, including this month's attack on the a rainy and concert in syria is ready prime minister then you mean a 10 yahoo convened a war cabinets meeting in tel aviv after sayi

u. s. has imposed the fresh round of sanctions on one targeting multiple industries associated with the military sector, particularly drum production. washington said it's section 16 individuals and 2 entities that make engines for the shaw head type. drones deployed by ron during gets twice on his rail in coordination with the united kingdom and and consultation with partners and allies. we are taking swift and decisive action to respond to ron's unprecedented attack on israel were using treasury's economic tools to degrade and disrupt the key aspects of a runs malign activity, including its u, a. v program and the revenue, the regime generates to support its terrorism. little sections are not limited to the military sector and impact steel producers, an automobile companies. the us says are linked to these loans, the privilege and guards court, which load it wants to attack on as well. the website is targeted, 5 companies in dubai and europe. that supply production materials for the who's a s

u. s. has also expressed interest in bringing japan into the fold. so far, mr. kasheila has walked back tokyo's potential direct involvement with the airlines single decision houses yet being made. we spoke with hong kong based geo political analyst, angelo juliano, is a, is the regions main for these, washington north china. what china one sees basically 2 protected 70 or these wants to make sure that there's a freedom of navigation in the whole area. and what the china, what, what is the most important for china is to keep us up. because china knows when you look at the only basis uh, of the us, they have $900.00, a us army bases around the world. it seems so clean, russia easing, searching so. so china, so they, they, they have some t partnership do us, they have, uh, uh, tens of thousands of army troops inquiry, uh, you have $50000.00 the us army troops in japan. uh, it is not trying that these trust me in the us, but the right of the bucket seats easy. bob is supplements. so what the field try now, because fear besides the fact that these a, the

u. s. has begun discussions with new jerry public regarding the withdrawal of his troops from the west african nation. of the american soldiers are apparently in a dire situation, running out of food and medical supplies. and that's according to a report by us congress. 9 months' guides mile food equipment pots, medical supplies, etc, of being prevented from reaching advice. one o, one in may, critical medications will run out for individuals service members. they have repeatedly reached out for assistance, but their strategic hi, a headquarters such as africa come on, routinely overlook that concerns and those of add bass, one 0 one's high. a chain of command will simply do not provide relief or guidance for resolution. us embassy in these areas, covering up the failure of the us diplomatic efforts in these. yeah. and now the report also claimed that more than 1000 soldiers stationed in new york had been forced to stay idle, as they are forbidden to conduct any anti towers, emissions. they als

u. s. has launched a large scale built a new crane, and on the other hand, it has made endless accusations against the normal economic and trade relations between china and russia. this is extremely hypocritical and irresponsible nato bears and irreparable responsibility for the crisis. the alliance must reflect on its role, stop shifting, blame, and effectively take practical actions to resolve the crisis. politically. this is a very strong statement for the chinese mo, many they've very neutral when it comes to quitting, but it really seems, but this visit by on to me blinking to beijing has really wild and not particularly of the, some of the comments he's made. now, when it comes to asia, a, some of the west to use this exactly the same playbook doing today. i. yes, that, that, that's true. um, you know, we've got the issues surrounding taiwan at the moment. we've got the fact that the us says it acknowledges the one china policy taiwan is sometimes the sex perspective, part of its country.

u. s. has approved another major, a package fee quite this time. the $61000000000.00 as cube has been strengthened, is mobilization low to send more troops to the front lines. all she's a senior called for the most guys have explains why all but legislation is actually 5 feed trainings while it is gone again to an $60000000000.00 a weapons package. it is already being cool too little, too late. it's not going in the ukrainians favor in the don't this certainly nothing else where in the country as the russians are advancing, at least in the don't this year, a go ukraine, believe that these billions of dollars in millions of rounds of shelves and i mean nation would help is we in the small, it's best to now is not to lose this. and this sort of thing. it's about the congress with all of this, the board top 5 color seemed to be difficult for us not to we and even to stay in the, in the landscape, received what he wanted. but he had all support and homeless knew a package which by some estimates will cost us taxpayers in total. $1300.00 per american hou

u. s. has confirmed that virtual talks are being held with is really officials over the is really armies plans to more on say, ground operation in the city of set us off. the plan has been widely condemned as one and a half 1000000 displaced palestinians, or sheltering their. we're bringing our white house correspondent, kimberly how could, who's joining us now from washington dc. so kimberly, i mean this is the 2nd such meeting and recent weeks between officials. what more do we know about the base talks in particular? yeah, well the goal here is really to try and convince the is really, is that there is an alternative path, but they can try and get find how mazda operative, so that they say are living amongst the palestinian population in rafa that there is another way to do that, and so what this discussion is about is really trying to find what the united states says is common ground. what we know is this was initially supposed to be an in person meeting, but what happened was as a result o

u. s. has been trying to deal with that, establish some agreements now there was ramp ins, crime gangs running the place, and some criminal came to power. the u. s. has been trying to deal with him and establish some agreements with triple a country right in the us back yard. they've been focusing a lot on heating, including at the human security council, but with no success so far or how about they just deal with that 1st rush that has to deal with ukraine because there is a threat opposed to us for the mere riggins, this thread coming from she is at the very least drug trafficking. all these drugs are go into the us. now i wanted to you to tell us about eugene pings initiates have, but you've already covered that. so i'm going to ask a broad the question, something that many people would also like to know, and we all agreed that it would be all, some a fresher remains in the course of independence from the west. i personally think that we should move towards not being dependent on anyone, but

u. s. has ukraine become a rogue state by rogue state? i mean, they flout was, they do whatever they can to, to enhance and keep their power. the fact that in the light of all of this that's happening, they're still going to give billions of dollars to print in weapons says at all they're still funding this regime. and that's not a democracy. and despite the fact that there's no election, the president is, uh, it's a dictator now where, you know, has no backing of the constitution anymore. but let's talk about this, the issue of crucial information like best. hm. oh, of what benefit is it to a country when they have information, yet they sit on it and don't really use it exactly. and you, there used to be some sort of, um, if there was a terrorist, a threat, there would be some sort of communication even if there was rivalry going on. there would be a communication if it was rove. but in this case, you have to understand, you know, the us and britain are funding this proxy war against russia, the ukraine, their funding, it is their weapon

u. s. has launched a large scale built a new crazy and on the other hand, it has made endless accusations against the normal economic and trade relations between china and russia. this is extremely hypocritical, any responsibility the old nato bears and irreparable responsibility for the crisis . the alliance must reflect on its role, stop shifting, blame, and effectively take practical actions to resolve the crisis political, the old one to come to to all right, let's cross live to archie crispin. and to show that the basically who is joining me right is how that is good to have you join me that that was a very strong rhetoric from beating how the usual rectory weeks like this from china. highly unusual. china is known as being incredibly diplomatic, very us say, well, the fence in regards to one of the things keeping it so idea is close to his chest . so the only did that we've had the chinese foreign minister, while the us secretary state is in beijing meeting together, essentially cooling t

u. s. has not seen any attacks on its own fruit in the region, but confirmed us forces helped as well take down nearly all of drones of the drones and missiles launched from iran. let's get a perspective from washington d. c. d. c and speak to our reporter stuff in simon's chef and abiding, has cut short, his weekend trip to delaware to hold crisis talks with his national security team. we know his defense secretary with austin earlier spoke to his is rarely counterpart. what has the us side of publicly about this attack of the well, of course the us president as well as the entire administration, was very, very quickly to stand by israel officially and with statements this island clad, standing by israel, quote comes from national security council statement which was given on saturday. now the president has reiterated that this will be a u. s. position that when israel is attacked and has to defend itself, the us will do everything it can to support is relevant. so it did during this attack fr

u. s. has launched a large scale built a new crane, and on the other hand, it has made endless accusations against the normal economic and trade relations between china and russia. this is extremely hypocritical, any responsibility, or nato bears, and irreparable responsibility for the crisis. the alliance must reflect on its role, stop shifting, blame, and effectively take practical actions to resolve the crisis. political language of home, of what we've got there is the chinese born ministry of cooling out. the us for hits hypocrisy here, saying that on the one hand, you're telling us we contract with russia, we may, but you can pass for need bill that's going to see $61000000000.00 going to creating a country that is. so i was in use of miles away and it just seems the fact that on to me blinking is engaging, saying based, it's like inviting somebody into your home and they turn on sale. i don't like how your furniture is rearranged. it is plain rude and trying to clean these don't give us f

u. s. has been ukraine's biggest backer in its war against russia. but congress has not approved major funding since last year . mainly because of bickering across the political aisle, democratic lawmakers in congress had been pushing forward a major new weapons package for youth, strange and reminders. but the republican hardliners have been reluctant to provide funding to keep their now appears to be a cross party support for a $61000000000.00 package of the ukrainian forces on the front line have long to rush and they run munition right now. they're being out gunned by the russians in the eastern done yet, screeching president, low to me is and then ski signed his troops this week in the in battle of town of chests. if you out which you cranes as russia, asians to capture in the coming weeks, he could handle metals for that bravery, but not the tools to do the job. so landscape has long appealed for more military aid for front line forces and the defense systems to protect cities like causes ukraine. second largest cities suffers almost daily atta

u. s. has announced it will impose new sanctions on or on. the e. u is very likely to follow suit. how are these measures being seen in israel then? of israel has welcome these measures. israel caps is the foreign minister of israel said that this was a unimpressive dented achievement for israel e. u relations that they have been celebrating. and basically, because they want to build this international coalition to oppose a possible rainy and aggression, to oppose this kind of a tit for tat that we're seeing. i could escalate and re, uh, israel wants to the international coalition on that side of course. but israel has also been very clear when they say they want the sanctions imposed on the wrong. they mean, in addition to a military reaction to iran stripe over the weekend. and in that respect the you and the us are not completely on board because i'm in the east of interest. i'm thank you so much. oh israel's allies have condemned the 1st ever direct attack by a ronald israel and have urged the international community to be defiant against the islamic republic. but is really alli

week after joe biden called for hire terrace on shining steel and aluminum. lincoln has his work cut out for him. the u. s. congress has passed a bill to band the social media platform, tick tock, unless it's chinese owners sells off. it's us assets, lawmakers have been concerned about possible chinese government control of tip talk . bike dance, which owns to talk has denied that it share sense and to the user data with the chinese government. take talk has about a 170000000 users in the us. i offer more, i'm joined out by the lars halter from dw vistas so close. how likely is it that bite dance will actually sell tick tock bump, but it's not very likely at all to. it's actually almost impossible in this for several reasons. first of all, and they have given a bite dance, 9 months to divest, which could technically be extended to 12 months, according to language here in the law. but that is not enough time for a deal of that magnitude. also talking about magnitude, nobody knows how to value uh, the us portion of tick tock, but if it would likely be in the 10s of billions of dollars. so they overman could

now, the president has reiterated that this will be a u. s. position that when israel is attacked and has to defend itself, the us will do everything it can to support is relevant. so it did during this attack from our drone and missile attack by iran, us saying that it's shut down itself. 70 miss ald slash drones doing this attack and helped israel by doing so defend itself. but as i said by my calling time you out as usual, i'm the by the administration is very, very, very keen on really putting a lift on this. now, iran apparently has concluded or has said that you and mission the, the wrong, the emission permanent mission at the u. n. has early on relatively early on saturdays, still a said, okay, that concludes the matter for us. we retaliate retaliated, and the by the ministration is now, as we also reported in telephone calls and communication with these rarely counted prod, saying now return to measured responses is necessary, not a retaliation by israel to not escalate this into a wide or full scale regional conflict. so let's taking

that is an open question that the pentagon has refused to shed any light on. however, a u. s. defense official has told out a 0 that the us has moved military assets in the region to better protect. they said us troops that are there and also to bolster regional deterrence. heidi joe castro alger 0, washington one palestinian has been killed in 25 more injured off to is really such as rated several villages in the occupied westbank vehicles was set on fire, as you can see in your ramada on friday night, dozens of his release that has opened fire on palestinian homes as a search for a teenage set that who went missing on friday morning. need abraham has moved from i will fall in the occupied westbank. and this is the most recent subtler attacks against palestinians here in a booth for last. this is the village that is closest to the impala city, is here, have been seeing ambulances rushing to go to, i didn't buy it with settlers. upsets failure to more than 40 vehicles and homes, according to the local council, after is really subtler is re the village in the afternoon saying

u. s. has no interest phrase, role to take any action which could possibly escalate the situation from where we are right now or where the us or where israel and the wrong. all right now, um the us is assessing or the white house administration is assessing the situation has actually quite dire that if israel is pushing this further or this could really result in a regional conflict, nobody wants to buy an administration doesn't want. however, of course, we all to vote at this many times. the iron clad support for israel, that is, they are the administration is adamant about repeating is that there is absolute support for israel in any defense defensive manner, if you will. that means if israel is attacked again by you wrong or anybody else, the u. s. will stand by israel helping to defend them. however, no such support support a promise by the u. s. if the israel, if the war cabinet is benjamin that then ya should decide to go on the offensive fee and retaliate in a way or at all, perhaps towa

u. s. has no injures fraser all to take any action which could possibly escalate the situation from where we are right now or where the us or where israel in the wrong. all right now, um the us is assessing or the white house administration is assessing the situation has actually quite dire that if israel is pushing this further or this could really result in a regional conflict, nobody wants to buy ministration. doesn't want. however, of course, we all promoted this many times. the iron clad support for israel, that is there, the administration is adamant about repeating is that there is absolute support for israel in any defense defensive manner. if you will. that means if israel is attacked again by you ron, or anybody else, the u. s. will stand by israel helping to defend them. however, no such supports support have promised by the u. s. if the israel, if the war cabinet is benjamin that then your should decide to go on the offensive fee and retaliate in a way or at all, perhaps towards ira

u. s. has been ukraine's biggest baccha and it's war against russia, but congress has not approved major funding since last year. mainly because of that going across. just wanted to call, i labeled democratic law and me guessing congress. i've been pushing for major new weapons package where you cream for months by republicans reluctance to provide funding to keep read now appears to be cross policy support for the $61000000000.00 package for you. clean ukrainian forces on the front line have long to rush and they run munition right now. they're being gunned by the russians in the eastern done yet, screeching president. law to me. is it lensky. scientists troops this week in the in bottle of toner chests. if yacht, which you cranes as russia, asians to capture in the coming weeks, he could handle metals for that bravery, but not the tools to do the job. so landscape has long appealed for more military aid for front line forces and the defense systems to protect cities like hosses ukraine, 2nd l

u. s has in fact pledge in support of israel. what are the challenges that washington faces right now the issues that it has to deal with in terms of determining how exactly it's going to do that? well, the 1st challenge is a military challenge, of course, and of course i am no expert in this one but uh at the u. s. will will be careful in but also determined in sharing intelligence uh, with israel and other apartments and other partners off, for example, eric countries like jordan jordan's. they're james, have a close their air space and promised to shoot anything down which will uh violate this close aerospace which could be those drones. right. the united states will cooperate with our partners and allies in the, in the region. they will make the intelligence accessible for israel. of course, for those partners in the u. s. is seemingly prepared also to put some military assets at bay. yeah. now when i say that, that does not mean g eyes, us soldiers, boots on the ground, and anywhere else in the, in the, in the region they're