u s. u armed israel bombed gaza. so recently the side of the destruction of a p and al jazeera and joined with sydney by independent journal north antony lowenstein, who has been an east jerusalem for the best part of the last decade. and city. thanks so much for coming back on. so yeah, we the now is all this geneva meeting, we get orders by bennett, the new israeli prime minister garza in response to the balloons from hamas. it seems you've been forgotten by the time the global agenda moved to geneva. but your take on the been a decision it sadly on surprising or one of the remarkable things that so much of the western media coverage, actually those who are still writing and netanyahu. and i'm still one of those people. is it been? it's record which i'm guessing you looked at your views will be aware of, is remarkably similar to netanyahu. in fact, in some cases, even though, right, when in fact, many cases, the, he wanted to go even harder against this is bennet. so, you know, it's a classic example here of so muc

u. s. u, israel bombed besieged garza, the sign of all war in the middle east. we speak to the bestselling rephrase. of the israel palestine conflict. anthony lowenstein. all of them all coming out of going underground. ah, the ah, ah ah, due to phoenix, you guys actually got an uncovered face men's clothing and showed a whole stuck? it's a kind of s can feminism name is how camino ah, well above put a human someone with a whole lot of that of us. it was a lot of our our job. but you know, the ones that gave me she lives in one of the most dangerous and patriarchal provinces of afghanistan, cost like she which time i miss that. sure. no, i shall do that. i have that updated kit. i'm glad that i got the notes that she does her best to fight for women's rights. i am not going to get that done. as you know, what i do, i know that she's not here by her nickname the king was i got that much other that was really go on the guy that i welcome back today. marks 9 years since wiki leaks, founder and publish a julian, a sorry, sort refuge in the equitorial embassy in lond

u. s. is relationship with israel because the 3rd thing you need to know is that the u. s. has always been israel's biggest supporter, the the more affirming the friendship between israel and the united states, the americans, israel's oldest and best friend in the world. the united states is proud to stand with you as your strongest ally and your greatest friend. i will always stand with our great friend and partner the state of israel for palestinians and often feels like this friendship comes at their expense. and under president trump, it reached a whole new level. he recognised jerusalem is the capital of israel and moved the u . s. embassy there from tel aviv. this ignored palestinian claims to east jerusalem as their capital. he pulled more than $200000000.00 and a to the palestinian authority. and the u. s. had opposed is really settlements, but trump reversed that policy. so going forward, the question is how the bite and administration might do things differently. and so far there has been a change of tone compared to the trump years. i'm here to underscore the comm

u. s. israel essentially reach heard immunity months ago, a manager cobit risk? well, from the very start, but israel is now wrapper grappling with rising covey cases in the spread of the delta buried among its fully vaccinated population. the threat of the delta barrier is still highest among unvaccinated groups, but that shouldn't make the vaccinated rest easy or get lack of protecting self. about.

u. s. israel very close allies. what we heard if anything, out of the u. s. so far about this incoming change of leadership. well, on an official basis, absolutely nothing. the line from the white house from state department is that it will not comment on domestic processes in other countries. that being said, there's no doubt that there's a sigh of relief in the white house in particular with the changing government in israel now. and the way, the reason for this is because the by an administration has made very clear that it needs another type of government and israel to serve us national interests. now, it must be important to point out how different this administration is from the previous one. the trump administration was rooted in a policy with regard to israel, of self interest and, and narrow political base. the n jelly calls in the us to form a massive part of tramps support and who are very pro israel, but the bite and administration basis of policy is something else that's a much wider element. and that is, it's a primary policy. intention in the r

it is crucial for israel security and the u. s. government foreign policy across the broad them at least now benjamin netanyahu says he is willing to risk quotes friction the can't take a prime minister whose political future does hang in. the balance of course made those remarks whilst announcing david bonnie, as the new head of israel spy agency ma sat mister nathan. yahoo said israel's priority is to neutralize iran's nuclear ambitions, even if the u. s. and others succeed in reinstating the 2015 nuclear deal. i'm not going to certainly call if we have to choose, i hope it doesn't happen between friction without great friend the united states and the elimination of the existential threat or elimination of the existential threat is increasing. it falls on you on the political leadership of the state of israel and you, david bonia, then all must be done on all to ensure that under no circumstances will run itself with nuclear weapons. ah ok, let's get going with our gas now to tell a b, we have done a den on formerly the israeli

it printed off, most of the more than $4300.00 rockets, fired from garza during israel. recent conflict with amass the u. s. gives israel billions of dollars in aid every year. in 2020 it was just shy of 4000000000. almost all of it goes into the military and washington is committed to an obama era deal that would last through until 2028th. it provides almost $40000000000.00 over 10 years. i think it's safe to expect that among the things they will talk about our regional security issues. and clearly we have every expectation that iran and their malign behavior in the region will certainly come up. this is obviously not the 1st time that the secretary has met or spoken with minister against. they've had numerous phone calls, which we've all read out to you over the last couple of weeks, which was restrict garza and of course we visited israel. not too long ago and they had a very extensive day together. so this, we expect thursday's meeting will be a continuation of those discussions. but clearly regional security issues will be at the top of the list. lawrence coban, washington. there are, there are so ma

israel. in a statement, lloyd austin says that the u. s. security for israel real will remain in the statement and the words of statement, iron clad. so what you're basically seeing here is main figures within the u. s. government, particularly at the very top, joe biden, wanting to immediately establish a relationship with the new players there in israel to move things forward. that is interesting, gabriel. what do you think bite in hopes to get out of the new israeli government? well, a lot of things, but probably the overarching thing is a fresh start. it was pretty clear and you could see this from how quick the reaction came from washington and by themself that they were looking for a fresh start. now in the run up to this parliamentarian vote biden, and the administration was not commenting one way or the other. they would say we don't want to get involved in domestic israeli domestic affairs. but as soon as, as soon as bennett became the prime minister that all changed, and i think biden probably, and the administration as a whole wan

thank you very much. indeed away from the political upheaval at home, israel defense ministers in the u. s. where he's seeking more military aid. and against has been holding talks with americans. defense chief lloyd austin at the pentagon guns, once a $1000000000.00 to upgrade israel's defense arsenal. more than $250.00 palestinians were killed during last month conflict in garza, along with 12 people in israel. following the military folk. it is now time will diplomatic acts which hopefully will prevent or delay another military company. tonight in states and the motor in countries in our region will have a major role in ensuring the success of this process. and in our meeting with your permission, i intend to present you complete policy that will lead us there. america's defense chief says the u. s. support israel's right to defend itself, but he says reconstruction efforts in gaza must also be supported. now going forward, we speak last thing security for israelis and palestinians alike. and i want to stress the importance of reducing tensions in the west bank and jerusalem and of supp

reporting that he wants to try to use this shift from europe to the middle east in terms of israel status within the u. s. military to try to shore up and improve military cooperation with some of the arabs stated israel is now done normalization deals with meanwhile, back home after his departure. and you government endorsing his term for an extra year. so he will now be head of the army until the beginning of 2023. thank you for that hurry for the 1st and western land. while the united states says they are still disagreements on key issues and efforts revive that 2015 iran nuclear deal. that's as talk in vienna have been as agend and international negotiators all returning home for further consultations. the head of the iranian delegation said that closer than ever to an agreement that the remaining issues will not be easy to overcome. negotiations have been ongoing since april. this year, 20 more head on these are included. if you didn't understand before the pandemic or the small in connected planet, we're on show, you must understand that now, the ones here monetary and to speak to al jazeera, about

u. s. support israel's right to defend itself, but he says reconstruction efforts in gaza must also be supported. now going forward, we speak lasting security for his release and palestinians are like and i want to stress the importance of reducing tensions in the west bank and jerusalem. and of supporting humanitarian and reconstruction assistance for gaza. that benefits the innocent people who live there. let me also stress at the department of defense support president by go binders go to space solution. ah, a heavy rain and strong winds are hampering efforts to prevent a sinking container ship from causing further environmental damage to shank. as coastline officials say most of the $300.00 tons of oil on board would have burned . as the express po was ablaze for 2 weeks, but environmentalists still concerned about waves of plastic washing ashore. now fernandez reports from colombo specialists, navy divers tried to assist the state of the sinking ship. the express bow but heavy rain wind visibility and to me to cease was made that impossible. authorities are racing to prevent further environ

replenish, replenish israel's missile defense system after last month's conflicts with palestinian factions. but he said the security palestinians must also be assured by the guns called on the u. s. to work with israel to achieve stability in the region . following the military. it is now time of diplomatic act, which hopefully will prevent or delay another military company. the united states and the motor in countries in our region will have a major role in ensuring the success of this process. and in our meeting with your permission to present you complete policy that will lead us. they're not going forward. we speak lasting security for his release and prop palestinians are like and i want to stress the importance of reducing tensions in the west bank in jerusalem and of supporting humanitarian and reconstruction assistance for gaza. that benefits the innocent people who live there. let me also stress at the department of defense supports president by go binders go up to state solution you as president joe biden is expanding a list of chinese firms off limits to american investors. because if the ledge ties to the military and surveillance sectors, former president, donald tr

according to the read out, joe biden congratulated new prime minister of israel, said that he would support that. the u. s. support for israel would remain steadfast and said that they would continue to talk about key issues, particularly iran at the us would remain steadfast behind israel security. it's interesting because after joe biden became president, it took about 4 weeks before he and former prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke on the phone for the 1st time. that's about 4 weeks. benjamin netanyahu invite and had a decades long relationship, sometimes very contentious. but you could tell that there was not an immediate embrace of netanyahu by biden, when he became president. this is now change because it only took a couple hours after bennett became prime minister for joe biden. and bennett to speak on the phone so that significant in of itself. so what you're basically seeing here is main figures within the u. s. government, particularly the very top, joe biden, wanting to immediately establish a relationship with the new players there in israel to move things forward. in the world news, the t

u. s. gives to israel every year. that would be to replenish the iron dome defense system and also get other munitions. now we don't know exactly if the by the ministration already agreed to this in order to get that fire in gaza. or if they're going to look, to attach more strings to it for the $1000000000.00, such as getting 8 into gaza, or possibly something to do with the settlements. so we're going to be asking sources in the hours and days ahead. exactly. it will kind of ask us is going to put on that money. it does appear that they are going to give israel the $1000000000.00 that they want to. the question is, do they have to do anything to get it from personal, pretty care now to say when we come back, the u. n. and rights groups appeal for continued access to opposition held areas in northern syria. and we're report from north central nigeria where negotiators are racing in time to free more than a 100 abducted children minor statements. ah hello. he really is on so much of north america, very high temperatur

u. s. a bit more in favor of israel's position on the day of speaking of the u. s. harry, i believe the head of the israeli army is on his way to washington. what's the story there for the defense minister with no longer goes well indeed. i mean, this is a much delayed trip by the go harvey, the head of these really ami because of the various issues that are being in this part of the world. most notably the, the recent confrontation, the military escalation with hamas in garza. so this is something has been in the works for some time how he himself is very much a true believer in the anti j. c. p. o, a line of thinking within israel. he even got out ahead one stage after the bi administrations and duration. he got out ahead of the even of that and yahoo's and t j c p o, a language. and so he will be pressing that line as well. i, he'll be meeting the defense minister, the head of the national security agency, the head of the joint chiefs of staff in the united states. so more attempts obviously to try to persuade the bio ministration against going back into the nu

and it's objection, some of the other states developing autonomous weapon systems such as israel u. s, u, k. and, and others have so been unsupportive of a new treaty and, you know, have been expressed varying degrees of support for actually continuing discussion. so those are some of the roadblocks that we faced as things stand. the u. s. is highly unlikely to support a bad rather it set out its own principles, which includes human involvement. a ban on autonomous weapon systems is essentially infeasible, just because the technology is out there. the department of defense has been very clear about its commitment to ethical uses of these technologies where right now the position as a human being has to be on the loop or in the loop when those weapons are used. so there won't be fully ups optimist in the sense that there won't be any human interaction with these weapons systems. but the reality is, the us, china and russia are all competing so intensely in all areas of a technology that is questionable whether any of them was sign up to a treaty that significantly limits what they can

u. s. to candidate to israel to the rest of europe, between 45 to 65 percent of the population of had one dose. and that's despite the fact that russia's head growth vaccines. sputnik v is international, regarded as being a very effective issue in russia is i haven't really been a long nationwide concert cove. it awareness campaign lost locked down here and 12 months ago. and it lasted only 2 months since then. it is restaurants, bar shopping mall. i've been open a while in doors. they're supposed to mask. it's not particularly rigorously enforced with a must, under the chin under people's noses. got to me putting himself was reluctant to show himself getting vaccinated. he didn't reveal it and vaccinated until march. and then unlike other world leaders, there was no photo opportunity to show receiving vaccine. the challenge here in russia is awareness of the dangers of cove at 9. see, it just isn't really getting through to russians. this is a very dangerous disease. saudi arabia is barring for pilgrims from attending the hutch muslim pilgrimage for 2nd year due to the pandemic citizens. and

the mentioned in subjection some of the other states developing autonomous weapon systems such as israel u. s, u, k. and, and others have so been unsupportive of a new treaty and, you know, have been express varying degrees of support for actually continuing discussion. so those are some of the roadblocks that we faced as things stand. the u. s. is highly unlikely to support a ban. rather, it says have its own principles which include human involvement. a ban on autonomous weapon systems is essentially infeasible just because the technology is out there. the department of defense has been very clear about its commitment to ethical uses of these technologies. where right now the position is that a human being has to be on the loop or in the loop when those weapons are use. so they won't be fully optimist in the sense that there won't be any human interaction with these weapons systems. but the reality is, the us, china and russia are competing so intensely in all areas of a technology that is questionable whether any of them was fine up to a treaty that significantly limits what they can do. a

constituent parts of this coalition, already away from the political upheaval at home, israel's defense ministers in the u. s. where he's thinking more military aid against has been holding talks with 50 state and new blinking and reaching americans defense chief neu austin, against once a $1000000000.00 to upgrade israel's defense arsenal. following the latest conflict with palestine, which ended just last month, was $250.00 palestinians were killed along with 12 people in israel. because they have ministration for the president for the ongoing support, which is very important for us in our challenging area. discussions being discussed before the challenges around participating in as far as i'll be to the most competitive before everybody in defense minister in combination. moving forward with construction, making sure that there was a secure, it's very important i think i'll have that during his life from the pentagon. patrick benny galespy hoping to get from his meeting with his opposite number nor austin. well, they've just started that their ceremonial greeting, which they do here at the pentagon, just

u. s. president joe biden bennett described him as a great friend of israel early. the white house issued a statement coating by doing this, saying my administration is fully committed to working with the new israeli government to advance security stability and peace for israelis, palestinians, and people throughout the broader region. earlier we spoke to seek but a new bar was the middle east specialist and the author of the gulf region. and israel old struggles, new line says he says, this is a very important moment for israel. i think that does. this is certainly a watershed moment because on the one hand, it is obviously the end of an era of our prime minister netanyahu has towered over, is really politic for nearly 3 decades. and over the last decade asked the uninterested rate at the prime minister. and he has come to non minutes with israel in many circles around the world that he's also recognized beyond the middle east, in places like india and china and in the west. so, so with his departure. so of course, the level of a certain because both natalie bennet

israel, better new and new hope. and the block also includes the left wing and social democratic labor and merit parties. let's bringing dub waxman. he's director of the u. c. l a y s another incentive israel studies at the university of southern california. he joins with the last guy from los angeles job. so this is the 1st time in recent history. an arab israeli party has supported a coalition government. how significant is this and good. this may seem perhaps, as a political experiment in israel when i think it is hugely significant, not since the been government of the 990 has really got the dependent upon the support of pocky. and in this case, not a talked in our talk to you about a new missed our party. so i think it's a huge moment. can israeli politics legitimizing the participation of our political parties in israeli government and for making the wider our community team is busy, legitimate plan and it's rating politics. this is something that should have been done long ago, but i think it's one of the most significant accomplishments of this coalition. yeah, job and that's an interesting point you make because the arab, this policy is supporting the coal

u. s. has confirmed something that had been reported from israel, which is that breakthrough cases, at least so far look exceedingly rare that could of course, change as, as more time passes. but right now, the data look great, it's a sign that heard protection might not be unachievable, at least in some local or regional, or even maybe national contexts. but even if transmission is brought largely under control in some places, few experts believe, sorry, covey too is just going to go away, because to wipe out the virus, we'd have to hit the vaccination goals globally, which will take years. and in the meantime, immunity could begin to wayne and those who were already vaccinated or the virus could still mutate in ways that would make her protection even harder to achieve me. thanks for watching. see you again. ah, the news, the the the the the all the way all the time was se by and when the night consecutive league of being held really so strong this season. and where was the competition? we look back and i just season, you know, when we kick off in 30 minutes on d, w ah, was worried about t

the mentioned in subjection some of the other states developing autonomous weapon systems such as israel u. s, u, k. and, and others have so been on unsupportive of a new treaty. and, you know, have been expressed varying degrees of support for actually continuing discussions . so those are some of the roadblocks that we faced as things stand. the u. s. is highly unlikely to support a ban. rather, it sets out of its own principles which include human involvement, a ban on autonomous weapon systems is essentially infeasible, just because the technology is out there. the department of defense has been very clear about its commitment to ethical uses of these technologies. where right now the position is that a human being has to be on the loop or in the loop when those weapons are use. so there won't be fully autonomous in the sense that there won't be any human interaction with these weapons systems. but the reality is, the us, china and russia are all competing so intensely in all areas of a technology that is questionable whether any of them was sign up to a treaty that significantly limits w

u. s. is a victor boot. israel's new government's getting down to business a day after parliament approved a new coalition by the narrowest of margins. prime minister, enough to the bennet presented his cabinet and a party coalition which ends benjamin netanyahu. his 12 year run as prime minister, people in england are waiting to hear if the final stage of lockdown will be lifted next week as planned or delayed by 4 weeks is british media reporting governments due to make that announcement in about half an hour. it's been a surge of cases linked to the delta, very 1st detective in india. an a u residence can stop making summer holiday plans . the block has formerly approved a new digital travel pass comes into effect from july. the 1st, the past will prove the hold a has been vaccinated or tested negative or has recovered from covet 19. now here's one of these od scheduling questions. i'll be back in half now with more news. i will also be back in 10 seconds for the counting, the cost me ah, ah, ah ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, hello, i'm kim, i'll santa maria. this is counting the cost on al jaz

the cool thing, spies and fields in southern israel. b u. s. president is set to meet with his russian counterpart in this twisted here, geneva, and a few out by j bottom, the bottom in the future. and say they're ready to dialogue on a wide range of issues, but don't expect big outcomes from the talks. and armed groups that emma opposed to have the res military to have it out, that it's halting, a tax on government pulses more than $100000.00 people in the states have been displaced by the fighting roles. only reform is tend to detain. friday's presidential election has dropped out of the race on the last day of campaigning, state media, se, most in the zack resigned in the latter roles, interior ministry. he gave no reasons for the decision. just one of the 6 remaining candidates as close to the reformist and moderate factions as a bank joins us now as monitoring events for us for the election in 10 rod. and i said so as a candidate sort of full by the wayside, what's the impact of this withdrawal on the much larger makeup of who's left in f

in a row with that cuban lead boat against the economic restrictions has been affirmed only israel and the u. s. continue to back the sanctions president joe biden has spoken about easing the policy, but so far it hasn't happened. cubans are growing increasingly frustrated. cubans are deeply disappointed. many thought the u. s. a cannot make embargo wasn't borrowed time, particularly in the context of the pandemic until biden's election. the been paid must be removed. that is what we need. it is important for a health and economy which is suffocating us, groaning us. cuba foreign minister stressed the severity of the situation to the un general assembly. me and shells are empty and we're seeing an unbridled increase food prices. and this in spice of the government, herculean effort, we are, all of this is adding to the damage caused by the rushing up of the blockade is either in do this and all of this i must remind you is against the backdrop of a global economic crisis. one o mika global, but the us is sticking to its position. sanctions are one set of tools in our broader effort toward cuba,

u. s. government that continues to provide israel with infinity. and so israel is never held to account which is why feels that it can continue doing that. so i made myself watch it is. ready extremely disturbing, but i also know that this is nothing new since the establishment of israel in that 948 israel. here's what they call the security agency or it's personnel have been torturing palestinian and frequently palestinian complain about it. but they are never believed. and no one in israeli rank no prison official, no prison guard has ever been held to account or the torture of palestinian. and it continues even though technically after years and decades of campaigning by human rights organizations in 1999. the israeli supreme court passed a law that outlined the use of torture against palestinian prisoners. though it has a loophole in their basically saying that nobody will be held accountable or prosecuted permanently if they do decide to use torture. and it is not, it is not implemented because there are still complaints of torture regularly b

we know that israel constantly says that it singled out by the united nations and singled out unfairly, and they're backed in that assertion by their key allies, the u. s. which also says the un treats israel unfairly. many thanks for that. james spies in london for us. a sci fi between me on most military and arms groups last about 3 days before collapsing. more than 100000 people have now fled into the jungle with few supplies. penny chain reports from the time me on my border. a single mind, a bird perches on a temple roof and thailand and o men for those. the believe it brings bad luck. but just down the road. no time for superstition. people are packing up supplies to send across the board to man ma . they have to operate without the tire authorities knowing and with no guarantees . the aid will get through contin. it's very difficult to get access to the displaced people. some of the aid workers were arrested and some of the donation items were destroyed and burned by the me and my army. the supplies are loaded onto a truck, blankets, medicine, top, poland, and food. this consignment will be driven across the borders. elsewhere. it must be carrie

deal of diplomacy, especially on the military front, especially on the iran front, between israel and the u. s. at the moment, to some extent, the timing of this particular visit isn't entirely deliberate. there been attempts to have this visit several times in recent weeks and has been delayed for numerous reasons. this time he is going of the co hobby, he's meeting the us defense secretary, the head of the joint chiefs of staff, the national security advisor, also the head of center. com. and there's some reporting here in israel, suggesting that that is an attempt to try to because israel is now cost as part of the sent come operations branch within the us military. the middle east branch that there will be attempts to try to work more closely with some of the arab nations with whom israeli started normalization in recent months. and so there is that bit, but overwhelmingly there is the issue of iran co harvey himself is very hard line on this issue. he got out ahead of benjamin netanyahu zone language earlier this year in speaking against the j. c. p. o, a speaking against the by the admin

the mentioned in subjection some of the other states developing autonomous weapon systems such as israel u. s, u, k, and, and others have. so he's been on and supportive of a new trudy. and, you know, have been expressed varying degrees of support for actually continuing discussions . so those are some of the roadblocks that we face as being stones. the us is highly unlikely to support a ban. rather, it set out its own principles which include human involvement, a ban on autonomous weapon systems is essentially infeasible, just because the technology is out there. the department of defense has been very clear about its commitment to ethical uses of these technologies. where right now the position is that a human being has to be on the loop or in the loop when those weapons are use. so there won't be fully autonomous in the sense that there won't be any human interaction with these weapons systems. but the reality is, the us, china and russia are all competing so intensely in all areas of a technology that is questionable whether any of them would sign up to a treaty that significantly limits

u. s. a bit more in favor of israel's position on the deal. i one other story. i got a sounds president, a chef county has replaced 2 top ministers in charge of security. as taliban fighters escalate their advance to take more territory of general dismiss. mohammed has been appointed, the new defense minister previously held the defense and interior ministry posts and served as chief ami stuff after the fall of the taliban back in 2001. you are up to date with the headlines once again, we'll update them again about 25 minutes. now they're out of the world. ah, the ah . the in mid 2020 a mobile phone belonging to odyssey or arabic, was hacked over the next few months, working with an organization called the citizen lab between promoters, era, and picked an extraordinary story of some of the most advanced spyware in the world . and how it's used, not least on august 11th journalists, ah, with a click of a button, you can bring down nations to their news very rapidly if you so desire. and if you're willing to take them, because every system can be a israel manufact

u. s. a bit more in favor of israel's position on the deal. meanwhile, in iran, the new president, a leg has only a few weeks to put together his cabinet before taking office in early august. dorothy jabbar, he takes a look at what shape it's likely to take a show of unity. while these 2 men are on opposite sides of the political spectrum in iran. what comes next for the president elect abraham, right. you see is the exact same procedure president has found. ronnie has gone through twice 1st, the results of the election have to be approved by this body known as the guardian council. it is made up of 12 men who are legal and islamic experts. they will certify the results within a week after the interior ministry announcing the winner and about a month after election day and endorsement ceremony by the supreme leader confirms the new president. then within days of that, the new president makes his way to parliament for another inauguration ceremony which is presided over by the head of the judiciary. following that president's legs racy has 2 weeks to introduce his new cabinet to parliament wh

u. s. giving $3800000000.00 every single year to israel, an offering endless vito's or the united nation, to shield israel from accountability. then there's not going to be incentive for these really government to change his behavior. and so when you see these mother taking the streets in jerusalem and elsewhere, chatting, death to arabs growing in numbers and becoming more brazen. that's really a reflection of the fact that is really politics is shifting more and more to the right. and there doesn't seem to be an acknowledgment from washington, although that is changing here in the united states. because they're in clear, increasingly progressive members of congress and mean states and celebrities who are willing to speak up and placed meaningful pressure on by them to check this. so i guess we have, we have some, some, some comments on youtube. i want to put things. so that you can discuss with our audience as well. i'm going to squeeze in one more story. this is a story to ask what happens to a policy and tell when our legal settlement moves in. we'd have a look at this video from alice r

u. s. a bit more in favor of israel's position on the deal. and while bennett's predecessor benjamin netanyahu is under pressure to leave the prime minister's official residence in west jerusalem soup gathered outside say that he should've moved out by now. threatening to take the masters. of course, israel's parliament approval and i believe in its coalition government last week and if nothing. yeah, who's uninterrupted? 12 years and power, he's on trial for corruption. afghanistan's president, ash rough, gaudy, has replaced to talk ministers in charge of security as telephone phases escalate that advance to take more territory. general bis miller con mohammad, he has been appointed new defense minister. he's previously held that offense and interior ministry positions, but also served as the chief of staff or general center that's not qual has been named that you interior minister. the taliban says that it seized more than 40 districts in recent weeks. people in, if you know them, te grier region one to take part in mondays. general election

u. s. a bit more in favor of israel's position on the deal. the united states says they're still sticking points on key issues and efforts to revive the 2015 iran nuclear dale. that's as talks in vienna have an agenda. it's not negotiated. returning home for further consultations, the head of the iranian delegation said that close to the never to an agreement, but the remaining issues will not be easy to overcome. let's go to kristin's, let me who has law 1st in washington, d. c. chris and what are these sticking points? the u. s. is referring to the key issue seems to be the lifting of sanctions, which the u. s. imposed on iran after the united states withdrew from the nuclear deal. iran went into these talks demanding that all of the sanctions be lifted before it returned to the terms of the 2015 agreement. national security advisor jake sullivan said on sunday that the u. s. retains the right to impose sanctions unilaterally on iran for non nuclear issues. be the human rights abuses or a ron's ballistic missile program. we know that ballist

u. s. a bit more in favor of israel's position on the deal. now people in ethiopia in northern ticket region will not take part in mondays. general elections, government says the conditions on the ground just don't allow for the vote, but has promised to hold them one thing, stabilize. the thing is more than 2000000 people have been displaced by months of conflict, which is also false. tens of thousands over the border into 10. have a morgan reports from gathering stage along the border with this little coffee shop in cuba. camp is where some refugees hangouts to escape the scorching sun outside. it's also where they come to talk about the latest development in their home region of the great in northern europeans, which is their fled to escape fighting. and today, most of the conversation revolved around if you, if this parliamentary election on our, on they are. i love my country and to more of their elections, i would like to vote, but the conflict in politics, and if you have ruined many, many things, we've been excluded as if t gray was no

u. s. a bit more in favor of israel's position on the deal. plenty of all i had on the need now, including, we'll look at why latin america has become the global at the center of the current of ours pandemic. and if you're using a national elections on monday, we'll find out why summary just won't have a say in sport and emotional rate. when for this 6 time world champion will be here later. i me to, while menia where votes all now being counted in the parliamentary election. prime minister, nicole pushing young coal the vote in april. he faced months of protests for losing territory to assa by dom in the goal and how to back pushing young main rival appears to be the former president robot custodian. while the election could mark a turning point after years of political turmoil. but finance came to power in 2018 by leading an uprising against what he called a corrupt of ruling elite. but defeat in the war with as a by john has heard pushing jones popular support, his main rival, robert cordelia, and faces a corruption investigation. 8 days back from his last days, as president in 2008, whe