tremendous amount of pressure from the democratic party and have his own support base to take a strong stand against russia and human rights. luckily, devali really just contrast u. s. policy of his administration from pumps as much as possible and also push rush adolescent interference in cybersecurity. brown, the other hand, there are so many issues at the us and russia need you engage with each other on from the iran nuclear deal to climate change to arms control that it's a meeting is essential. so i think he's balancing it's more involved the imperative and his domestic interest. one would imagine that russia is going to view this very differently to the meeting, of course that you put in had with donald trump. why do you think russia is actually seeing this? so 1st of all, russia seeing it as a positive thing, december greg, that by and the views russia, the global power that needs to be consulted with after months campaign trail, basically to integrating rush into a pariah said that was that pretty bad? be that us soldiers, so rush will feel confident about the status. i don't think there's much of an expectation in moscow and they'll be any major breakthrough from

u. s. relationship with israel and biden said unequivocally, no, he said that the u. s. policy in his view has not changed when terms of the security of israel period in his words. so while there it does appear to be a shift within the democratic party and you can see it on the streets with dozens of pro palestinian protests throughout the united states in the last $1112.00 days or so. at least from jo biden's perspective. he is not seeing that and what he is saying is he is going to can continue to pursue piece. and as you heard there from in that quote from him or that sound bite from him. his steadfast support for israel remains and he's going to now be working with mahmoud abbas to no surprise perhaps, to pursue some sort of piece moving forward for more longer lasting piece in the region. but the bottom line is he didn't really lay out any sort of definitive roadmap of how the us plans to get there for the update. thanks so much. gabriel is under the correspondence in washington, dc will still add here on out there, risking it all looking for a better life. we beat some of the moroccan migrants attempting to swim

of both his domestic and his foreign policies. and now all of a sudden he's been, you know, very much embarrassed both with respect to the u. s. is foreign partners and also from his own constituency, and particularly the growing progressive wing of the democratic party, all because of israel and his insistence on sticking with israel through this crisis. so, you know, i think this could have significant, long term ramifications as well. really good to talk to somebody, thanks for sharing your thoughts with us milan or a body that the co editor of genitalia magazine. thank you for getting the ball in missouri. i'll just hear a senior political analyst. he joins us now live from doha, uber listings all of that president biden sees a genuine opportunity for progress towards peace. with this cease fire, after what boy was saying, just then once you i'm not sure. i mean, there's always an opening when there's a will. there's a way they say, and it has always depended on on the united states and israel, and i don't see the will on the part of the israelis and i don't see that kind of determination needed on the part of the united st

he reiterated his equipment to the security of israel and the u. s. policy of a 2 state solution. he said that he asked is ready to stop into camino fighting in jerusalem. and also he wants to initiate a major package to re build homes in garza, he said to prevent him from capitalizing on reconstruction, in order to rebuild tunnels. and so kimberly hall kits white house correspondent was listening to that and joined us now and kimberly, we heard the president that appearing to refute the suggestion that he is facing increasing criticism, perhaps even division from within his own party to take a stronger position in line with the security and the rights of the palestinians, and all of this the president decline to answer the question about whether or not he is acknowledging the shift in his party, saying that there is no shift in terms of his position. and that is that he firmly believes israel has a right to defend itself, but the challenge for joe biden is that many and his party see us support for israel and not also for the palestinians in equal measure to be somewhat of a prob

policy issues, don't get a lot of attention in the u. s. media, but this is constantly been one of the top stories here in the united states. so joe biden, his administration has not been able to run away from this. and i reach that realization early this week in terms of the bigger picture about the region 2 state solution. but beyond that, it's unclear if now joe biden is going to turn more of his attention to medium and long term potential piece in the region. or if he's got just wants to simply reach a de escalation and a ceasefire, and then he's going to back out for a while. that's the part that is still quite frankly unclear. gabriel is under. thank you very much indeed. and just a reminder that we're talking about this sees fall that's been announced for garza and between israel and, and i'm us and israeli cabinet saint said the cause of truth was proposed by egypt and will be quote, mutual and unconditional. the statement goes on to say that the hour has yet to be agreed. although we had from a previous statement from us that it would be at 2 am our senior political, endless to melinda shar lived on last mentioned also in the meanti

u. s. nevertheless republicans accused him of leniency given his administration's relaxation of immigration policiessting that his public health agencies getting more and more migrants into the country, as opposed to our border security being will stop them from coming in the first place. the body in administration, however, is laying the blame on former president trump saying they've inherited a broken immigration system. children aziz young is 67 years old coming here with no adult who were sent on a dangerous journey. i don't think that's because of a speech joe biden gay. that's because of horrible conditions and guatemala, el salvador and honduras. joe biden says it will start reuniting, some parents separated from their children at the border start. this week. the first four chosen families are from honduras and mexico. in washington, mta vera fox news. has been feet today. we'll talk about just how high those temperatures went, and when will see a pull down the weather's next ktvu is heather holmes joins us now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news ove

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his own party has not been with them in his staff, members of the democratic party who recognize their power and recognize their power over u. s. foreign policy. and we see that evidence by the chair of the house foreign affairs committee, congressmen gregory meeks, from new york democrat, who is also calling for a delay in the sale of a 735 mil 1000000 dollar weapon system to israel. again, unprecedented. the israel is the biggest beneficiary of u. s. foreign aid, including military 8 and the region. and now what you're seeing are members of congress who are willing to say this needs to be put on hold until we figure this out. and so this is making it difficult, not only for the president, for his, but for his apparatus, for the secretary of state, tony blank and to be able to adequately engaged. because what you're seeing are democrats who are willing to go out on a limb and say, there is an imbalance in this relationship and it needs to be redirected. al jazeera wrestle said i spoke with the palestinian foreign minister about the international effort to achieve the ceasefire. in an exclusive talk to al jazeera interview, react, malika says

and his staff, members of the democratic party who recognized their power and recognized their power over u. s. foreign policy. and we see that evidence by the chair of the house foreign affairs committee, congressmen gregory meeks, from new york democrat, who is also calling for a delay in the sale of a 735000000 dollar weapon system to israel again, unprecedented. the israel is the biggest beneficiary of us foreign aid, including military 8 and the region. and now what you're seeing are members of congress who are willing to say this needs to be put on hold until we figure this out. and so this is making it difficult, not only for the president, for his, but for his apparatus, for the secretary of state, tony blank and to be able to adequately engaged. because what you're seeing are democrats who are willing to go out on a limb and say, there is an end balance in this relationship and it needs to be redirected on it as wrestle sand. i spoke to the palestinian foreign minister about the international effort to achieve the cease fire in an exclusive talk to all just interview read on magic. you says it's uncl

u. s. president's own policy phase administration to do more to end the violence. let's print violence in the ready city of after the killing of a 17 year old palestinian israeli boy, mohammed kawan died from his injuries after being shot in the head by security forces. police use tear gas to disperse mourners who had gathered outside his family home and other abuse. the 2 top diplomats from the us and russia struck an optimistic tone after their 1st face to face meeting and the blank. and so gay lover of spoke on the sidelines of the arctic council summit in iceland, the us secretary of state repeated warnings against what he called aggressive russian actions, but also talked up the benefits of working together. and the europe, ian union is easing travel restrictions for tourists who are fully vaccinated. you bastards of also agreed on relaxing the criteria for countries to be considered safe. and those are the headlines that he is, continues here, analysis era. after our 0 world, south africa, the mom who for deposit, the news. ready ah south africa today is often known as the rainbow nation, a multi racial society whose 1st black president in 1994, nelson mandela, encouraged tolerance, equa