u. s. have warned against the operation. the truth proposal 6 to help fighting and exchange hostages for palestinian prisoners since the october 7th attacks the relatives of hostages, kidnapped by him, oz had been fighting to keep the focus on getting their loved ones home for months. prime minister netanyahu confirm it has been an immense pressure to bring the hostage just back. it is known about the feet of the diamond, $130.00 hostages, still headed in gusto. the number into its board civilians and soldiers, to young children among them. but dozens of cost to disciples seemed to be dead. at the end of april, from us release features of 2 hostages, one of them was keyed seeker lee was obviously my father today only makes clear a tool of us that we must reach a deal as soon as possible and bring everyone home item onto the delete as if this country watch this video and see how far the crying out for help the and are you satisfied in november last year. so 105 hostages, redone home main lieberman children and dual nations. i

u. s. have criticized the law saying it could jeopardize trade relations or the banks in george's parliament descended into an old mountain bruise is the social russian more past? it's food and fine reading. another milestone for a culture. this bill, which has sparked weeks of mass produce outside crowds again voice the opposition ewing. the little will be used to suppress political, the st. moving georgia a when you from it's a u. s. variations and towards russia. thing is we're protesting against russian low, but in reality are protesting. and again, it shows you guys in because we've been through this, georgia has been through this in organizational pressure, physically and mentally, always for the centers. and we're not going to let our government finally decide this when you want to go to your role and your friend, you will tell us, you know, to take just a little issues and say, just most of the ruling georgia dream policy and says it's committed to european integration and rejects compar

u. s. does he have any remaining legal auctions? yes, you could get to the european court of human rights. however, his d, my saying that this is not a given that they would take it up. they also say that they fear that these expedition could be so swift, that there would be no time relay to um, to, to wait for the decision by the european court of human rights. so they really said that he could, he could really go out to the united states pretty quickly and they say that this

camp at the university of california is los angeles campus is just one of dozens that have sprung up across the u. s. students have been demanding that university said the financial times with companies linked to israel, and it's more efforts. the critics have accused the pro palestinian activists of intimidation and anti semitism. president biden has no wait in defending the right to a peaceful protest, but accusing to demonstrate is of causing chaos. we are not in the far terry nation where we silence people are squashed to send the american people are heard in fact peaceful protest isn't the best tradition of how americans respond to the consequential issues. there's the right to protest, but not the right to cause chaos. people have the right to get an education right to getting a degree. right to walk across campus safely without fear of being attacked. authorities say, oh, that has now being restored. you see a le, with over a 100 protesters, arrested police remain stationed at the scene to stop anyone trying to come back to rebuild the encampment. category to visit him is a correspondent for

u. s. have been protesting against israel's warren garza. so this is not the 1st speech where he is addressing the protests. he had another one recently from other why just from the oval office where he's at the free speech is protected in the visa to american principles on one side of the speech, but also law and order. we saw no difference to what happens afterwards with this protest, as with many things and universities on no taking their concerns. they demands a serious need of the investing from the companies that they say, profit from from israel, as ward and gaza, but also from other speak is what we heard. my johnson also the, the speaker of the house of representatives. he also spoke of the capital before president biden, and he said it's time for clarity. we must put an end to this madness. also saying that as rise of on to semitism after this was the attack on the jewish people, it seems to be holocaust. and i know this is hard to measure, but it is support for israel within the binding administration. would you say a strong today

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u. s. have been opposing the idea of operation in such a densely populated area. and israel vowed to evacuate civilians before any military activity. and indeed many managed to escape, but many are still there. the place is still crowded and now is robust targeting what was called a safe zone. here's what had mass representative has to say about that. so i selected that and it's not an easy is really occupational i may have designated these areas, so saved zones. i have gold and citizens and displaced persons that go to the saved zones. when the displaced persons fled to these areas is really occupational. i'm a committed mass of goods and executions. and while we here are words of condemnation from outside of the gather, streeves, people on the ground guys and as a sending messages of despair and sorrow, they complain there is no safe place left and guys, they are right in panic. let's now listen to these voices from the ground. look at how the hopefully with that on me kinda so this is the place where my relatives were located and the idea of study was safe and

u. s. have been opposing the idea of the operation in such a densely populated area. and israel vowed to evacuate civilians before any military activity and indeed many managed to escape, but many are still there as the place is still crowded. hayes, rails badly attack on civilians and dogs sparked outrage worldwide held julia has requested an urgent un security council meeting that we are expecting later on tuesday. for the 1st time since the beginning of the war almost 8 months ago, the european union is now considering sanctioning israel over its operation named gaza. as, according to the irish for a minister, also had called ition of n g o is, has urgently appeal to the un security council to enforce the international court of justice as orders regarding israel as offensive and rough uh, earlier the i c j. 's. you remember roads to stop the idea of some military operation and rough, but so far we see the opposite. these really army goes deep, intensifying. it's a tax is from bergman's and earlier and benjamin and said yeah, who's really prom and us to reset that?

u. s. have been calling for an end, as well as well on garza and for the academic institutions to stop investigating companies that do business with us. right. the minute, tre. mazda of trey, the boat was out of columbia university, when hundreds of new york police officers began the raid on hamilton whole. i'm right in front of columbia university right in front of hi milson. there's thousands and thousands of police officers that have come here to remove the students that are currently inside hamilton. or let's not forget what happened here on monday evening, a group of students that were inside columbia university occupied hamilton hall. the renamed it as henry job, who's a 6 year old girl who was killed in garza. there they are right now. if you can see where i am, you can see the police. they came in with a truck. now there's a stair, they have broken a window, they're going inside the building, probably to detain the students that are inside this building. there's been lots of tension in t

u. s. have been opposing the idea of the operation in such a densely populated area. and israel vowed to evacuate civilians before any military activity. and indeed many managed to escape, but many are still there as the place is still crowded. and now is ro is targeting? what was called a safe zone. here's what had mast representative has to say about that. so i selected that it is easy is really occupational i'm a, had designated these various saved zones and have gold and citizens and displaced person to go to the safe zones. when the displaced persons fled to these areas is really occupational. i'm a committed mass of goods and executions. and while we're here awards of condemnation from outside of the gather streets, people on the ground, guys and as a sending messages of despair and sorrow, they complain there is no safe place left and guys, they are right in panic. let's all listen to these voices from the ground. oh, my god, how the whole thing with that on me can. this is the place where my relatives were located and the idea of study was safe. and suddenly i

u. s. rivals in asia. we really have no choice. perhaps we can negotiate a different agreement, adding china and others. or perhaps we can in which case we will out spend and out end of a all others by far aggressive frederick for just for just the new new order. today, 6 out of the 9 new just dates are adding to desktops sites, especially one of them. we have china that is rapidly building up its own nuclear arsenal, and modernizing and so far, refusing to be engaged in arms control talks because it hasn't yet reached what it was called. parity with united states and russia. here in the desert near the northwest and the city of human, china has built more than 100 new side of these uh, storage and launching sites for icbm. and the last 10 years alone, china has doubled its nuclear inventory. it is estimated that the country now has around $500.00 warheads and is projected to grow further. it's a dramatic change for the chinese of course, because all the previous decades, they have consistent that they were not in, in arms raised.

u. s. rivals in asia. we really have no choice. perhaps we can negotiate a different agreement, adding china and others. or perhaps we can't, in which case we will out spend and out end of a all others by far aggressive frederick for just for just the new new order. today, 6 out of the 9 new just dates are adding to desktops sites, especially one of them we have china that is rapidly building up its own nuclear arsenal and modernizing and so far, refusing to be engaged in arms control talks because it hasn't yet reached what it was called parity with the united states and russia. here in the desert near the northwest and the city of human china has built more than 100 new side of these uh, storage and launching sides for icbm. and the last 10 years alone, china has doubled its nuclear inventory. it is estimated that the country now has around $500.00 warheads and is projected to grow further. it's a dramatic change for the chinese, of course, because all the previous decades, they have consistent that they were not in arms raised.

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u. s, you have to pass certain reforms. these are to mock democratic reports. if they do so, that would create a level playing field which might not return them to power. at the end of the day, this is all about keeping georgia dream and power and being a democratic nation with a free and fair election with transparent you this year. and all those facets of the requires. they might know when and between of unashamedly the oligarchy. that is the hunter, richard. dream is terrified of that prospect. so when having to decide between the you and staying and power, georgia dream picks power, the president of georgia is meeting with a ministers in today, wednesday. i mean, is there anything that the international community can do right now? i'm in to mitigate this conflict at all. i think there's a little bit we, i think there are things we can do. i'm very pleased with the united states that assistant secretary of state you mcbryan was just there. he didn't. he indicated that if the law goes through, there will be sanctions from the united states, including travel b

have the us benefit from this meeting with them. they cannot condone me when genuine strategic in africa. but i didn't know was invited to the u. s. and the invitation is basically to help the u. s. people have a feeling of the, i think because of the yet that's actually got is a getting a slice from voice, the china and russia. if you don't make i using kenya and no cause to, to have to be at a central beach. they want to slice off the got the feeling, it slipping away. one thing i went to the icons in the sun, i mean tend to is what happens when you want me to go and we do not toughly controlled for bathing. i think i'm happy that's good. now has an over i think i'd like to and they don't insist to the west every time they are looking for financial services. could even looked at helping to bring it to the i am if you want to that, i mean, if we can get them elsewhere like shame that russia, why not? and then what, how many devices treat it as because i think the to them i must be how he didn't. i didn't know, but we also comes on friends. well, the problems of this in these, uh, as it was a pleasure to have you with us here on, o

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u. s. media and u. s. leaders have an opt use rebuttal. it's all rushes fault, however, russia has not.

u. s. media and u. s. leaders have an opt use rebuttal. it's all rushes fault, however, russia has not engaged in the type of provocative drills we just saw in nevada. caleb mauppin, archie, new york, jo altman, host, the conservative daily podcast says western leaders deliberately and nurture violence as a tool to deal with global crises. that's a very, very, very slippery slope and we've been talking about slippery slopes for decades, not just related to neutral or bombs, but, you know, cutting off body parts from individuals allowing open borders, creating environments. we're kind of feel like it could be normal. i assume in creating an entire environments where that slippery slope is allowed for the degradation of society, not just the united states, but around the world. and now we're talking about new or weapons us, if that's a, that's a plausible solution to any complex. and it just, it shows you how most people are in most countries want to push towards peaceful resolutions. and yet are leaders, as they call us, by what we want to

u. s. c. show, i found a new i come to the doctor, you. you came here to berlin from the united states where we have seen a lot of protests at u. s. campuses slightly in the past weeks. how have you been experiencing those pro palestinian protest, joe biden to you as present and has caught them and to submit x? do you agree with this description? there? i take, i take issue with one aspect of, of the way that you characterized it. i think the notion that they are pro palestinian creates a, a false assumption that the other side is anti palestinian. and i think those of us who care about anti semitism and peace in the middle east certainly want the palestinian people to live in peace. i would characterize these protests as anti as railey, and at times anti semitic. there are always valide reasons to protest the actions of the government. more often than not as of late. we seen those protests when they are directed at the state of israel, devolved into anti semitic rhetoric, the use of anti semitic images. and yes, it has opened the door to the normalization of anti semitism in parts of my country . the protesters, though the stud

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u. s. does he have any remaining legal auctions? yes, you could get to the european court of human rights. however, his d, my saying that this is not a given that they would take it up. they also say that they fear that these expedition could be so swift, that there would be no time relay to um, to, to wait for the decision by the european court of human rights. so they really said that he could, he could really go out to the united states pretty quickly and they say that this was have, and so do a lot of his supports and say they say there's, this was a really great implications for, for freedom of speech. because they is supposed to say they could, but he could ultimately face the death sentence. the u. s. doesn't agree with that, but this is what his family and what the support is. fee could happen in the future . oh, correspondent, big mazda in london. thank you very much bigger and that's have a quick look now at some of the other stores making headlines to the different interior administer that has almost 2 police officers kil

now it says that i have seen attempts to close impede, intended a signed improperly influence itself. members, u. s. republicans have taken as well side and this unclaimed the bill is in the works. the sanction the i see, see if an arrest warranty is indeed issue full benjamin netanyahu. when we heard from political scientists what i'm on mendez or to invest to explain to have israel has become almost invulnerable. it would be a rock in their issue as we say in spanish, but it will not stop them from doing anything as long as israel has the back of the united states and of the government right now be divided. the president's israel will continue to. ready what he does and they know they will be no consequences. that's why they feel so entitled to even say, hey america, we don't need your weapons by it and you can keep them. so. ready israel is emboldened as they have been able to get away with what's going on and gaza for months and for years without any consequences. they have been repeated the consummate of, of the ron and syria, with no consequences. they have killed the iranian officials, you k

u. s. and the invitation is basically to help the u. s. people have a feeling of the, i think because of the fear that actually got is a getting a slice from voice the, the china in the right. yeah. if you don't make eyes using can, you know, because we don't have to be at a central beach. they want to slice off the got there if you need to sleep, you know, we, one thing i went to the i content, the sun. i mean is what happens when you want me to go and we do not have to be controlled for bathing. i'm happy that's good, now has other over sure. i'll click on the line and we'll be doing this to the west every time they are looking for financial services. cuz even looked at helping experiencing the i am if you want to. i mean, if we can get them elsewhere, i'd like to say no rush way more than one domain across the street. and it's because i think the to them unless they have my he didn't, i didn't have much. we also kind of done that many thing was saying by and i wrote okay, what a tie was, the us is losing his influence on the african continent. this

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but since then we have not been getting on it have, here's something i've always wanted to know is the u. s. had, let's say henry wallace and not harry truman. and they would have engaged the soviets. do you think that the u. s. russo relations would have been different, and even more importantly, do you think russia, as we know it today, would have been different, would have changed from style in this that and as to something else, had we just given them room debris to. well, that, sure that russia itself would have been different right away. but eastern europe could've been different. what the soviets understood what their concern was. they've been innovated twice through eastern europe. mm hm. live germany. what they want that after world war 2 was a buffer zone. and they say, so there security in terms of space and territory and geography. so they wanted a buffer zone and they did not impose lock step quote unquote, communist or soviet style governments. immediately after the war. there was even a relative degree of democracy allowed ace to europe. they had elections, they had a open di

the model of the phone there class coming in just to probably have more pricks than the guidance finger. but that doesn't seem to bother the u. s. navy. it's all about inclusivity and diversity. and it's also all about rape. it seems that the u. s. military services have also experienced the tidal wave get the navy, or you like all of rape raves, number 40, and there's, we're not going to get our make rate. funny again, has this, we both a half so so unfortunate people, man and women have been raped in the u. s. military. and that's just in the last year alone and $29000.00 people in the us army say that somebody stuck a finger where they shouldn't adult and that includes apple on the deck of the aircraft carrier who's probably have the more breaks than a garden. this figure, so it seems getting cozy with your comrades and particularly cosy with your comm rates. is a bit of an anglo saxon thing was a long ago that a parole the or a f could at what air force to young guy who joined. how many to take to the skies? a took something else. he actually took a motor tube. right up the jack. see my friends. i meanwhile, back in europe

u. s. you have to pass certain reforms. these are to mark democratic reports. if they do so, that would create a level playing field which might not return them to power. at the end of the day, this is all about keeping georgia dream and power and being a democratic nation with a free and fair election with transparent you this year. and all those facets of the requires. they might know when and between of unashamedly the oligarchy. that is the hunter, richard. dream is terrified of that prospect. so when having to decide between the you and staying and power, georgia dream picks power, the president of georgia is meeting with a ministers today, wednesday. i mean, is there anything that the international community can do right now? i'm in to mitigate this conflict at all. i think there's a little bit we, i think there are things we can do. i'm very pleased with the united states that assistant secretary of state you mcbryan was just there. he didn't. he indicated that if the law goes through, there will be sanctions from the united states, including travel band

u. s. and the mutation is basically to help the u. s. field have a feeling of the, i think the 1st will be a few that actually got is a getting a slice from boyce the china in the right. yeah, exactly. well, i think you know, that right there. and so, so at the end of the day, it really comes down to, i guess, the g, a part of taking on the world's global chessboard. america is trying to make a full right into africa simply to push back moscow and beijing, but russia and china approach africa very, very differently when it comes to investing an infrastructure investing in the community and building power lines and so on and so forth. but before, before i get the veronica, i wanted to ask you because it wasn't all that long ago that washington was holding the international criminal court charges against president and the route i would. and yet now the seemingly best friends forever and the country is its top military ally in the region. what do you think has brought about this change of approach, or is it as simple as j. apollo, taking on the africa