i don't have any new deployments to announce that this time is, you know, we have position the u. s. s. ford carrier strike group. in the eastern mediterranean, we're sending the u. s. s. i, as in our carrier strike group to the us central command region. in addition to deploying approximately 900 forces into the middle east to provide air defense capabilities. importantly, those forces are not going to israel. they do not have anything to do with the situation there. they are for force protection purposes and again, to provide us with options to defend our forces and send a deterrent message. again, i want to emphasize our focus here is on preventing a broader regional conflict. in addition to providing military capabilities, we are actively communicating with our partners in the region to seek advice and their thoughts on how best to ensure that it does not wide into a broader conflict. appreciating all the expertise and insight that are partners throughout the middle east have in terms of these types of situations. so again, right now the situation is contained with israel and home

i don't have any new deployments to announce at this time is you know, we have position the u. s. s. ford carrier strike group in the eastern mediterranean. we're sending the u. s. s. i, as in our carrier strike group to the us central command region. in addition to deploying approximately 900 forces into the middle east to provide air defense capabilities. importantly, those forces are not going to israel. they do not have anything to do with the situation there. they are for force protection purposes and again to provide us with options to defend our forces and send a deterrent message. again, i want to emphasize our focus here is on preventing a broader regional conflict. in addition to providing military capabilities, we are actively communicating with our partners in the region to seek advice and their thoughts on how best to ensure that it does not wide into a broader conflict. appreciating all the expertise and insight that are partners throughout the middle east have in terms of these types of situations. so again, right now the situation is contained with israel and home us

i don't have any new deployments to announce at this time is you know, we have position the u. s. s. ford carrier strike group in the eastern mediterranean. we're sending the u. s. s. i, as in our carrier strike group to the us central command region. in addition to deploying approximately 900 forces into the middle east to provide air defense capabilities. importantly, those forces are not going to israel. they do not have anything to do with the situation there. they are for force protection purposes and again to provide us with options to defend our forces and send a deterrent message. again, i want to emphasize our focus here is on preventing a broader regional conflict. in addition to providing military capabilities, we are actively communicating with our partners in the region to seek advice and their thoughts on how best to ensure that it does not wide into a broader conflict. appreciating all the expertise and insight that are partners throughout the middle east have in terms of these types of situations. so again, right now the situation is contained with israel and her bos

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i am by sending the u. s. navy of strengthening the u. s. navy presence and, and the mediterranean. now he's there in pass and he wanted to meet as you see, with president posted in present month with a boss. he wanted to meet with the joe, daddy and can you egypt, president of the front to us, you see, but that visit was cancelled last night following the attack on the hospital. so exact how exactly where the diplomatic aspect of this visit goes is on clear this page in the 1st sentence to be here be you'll be meeting with an prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and i imagine you'll also be meeting with the president and all the senior that goes in as little as you need to government look and see, know that there's some action to it to you on the, on the thomas. yeah. sorry, i'm a guess. it will be expressing solidarity, making a point that us is very much by israel site and leaves and is committed to israel's light to defend itself. but at the same time, also making the point strong points from his matthew moore there. while we're about to see us prison through button and don't forg

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i think having the u. s. e, a vote against the u. s. a draft resolution was an important issue that tells you even the closest allies of the united states, they're not happy with the behavior of the united states. the live alone with isn't in the how many to say um we appreciate you being with us giving us the benefit of analysis. thank you very much. indeed with being with us deals on audra 0. thank you. now diplomatic efforts are continuing around the world, you know, being leaders and living in brussels. they're expected to call for the establishment of humanitarian caught of doors and pauses, and the bomb bomb and gas. a list of options in brussel issues following developments. a no cold for a ceasefire coming from russell's nor a condemnation over the thousands of civilians as in gaza due to his wally bombardments. so what lead us here in brussels hope to agree on is some kind of human to terry and pause all pauses. the is a huge disagreement among division among the leaders here, a part of the, the group to lead by germany, which

u. s. wars in afghanistan and iraq and russians invasion of ukraine rarely go according to plan. ma'am collins is a retired colonel and the u. s. army and is now military analyst. i asked him how complicated the ground operation and gaza could be made to be extremely difficult. if you look, i mean, historically, right battles in urban areas are, are they based? they set up troops, they take a lot longer than they think they're going to take their very complicated, it's just the train is so complex and on top of the complex to the train, which includes right superstructures going up, many stories into the sky. and in probably hundreds of kilometers and tunnels are 10 the platters and tunnels underground as you, you're going to have civilians even if they try to evacuate them. historically 10 percent don't lead because they have know where to go. yeah, that's what's something that i would like to touch on a little further with you because even in an act of self defense as this one, israel is bound by international humanitarian law and obligated to do everything i can to protect innocent civilian life. how can not be done under such extraordinary circumstances? yeah

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u. s. will at any stage started using this leverage? well, i don't think there's a consensus in the u. s. that israel was behind the hospital attacks. so that's a problem, but certainly if the war does drag on and certainly if there are proven to be direct is really targeting of protected facilities. i think that you can expect to see a demonstration of the threat during the cold war. um, you know, the area is where the conflicts was pretty much viewed as in the united states as the soviet union. and this proxies versus a partner of the united states. since that time um support for israel has eroded significantly. and when you look at age groups in the united states, the people who support israel, the most generally the oldest, and then it diminishes as you go down. so i think president biden will make the point that in the long run, a disproportionate or brutal response by israel will work against israel's national security interest. and i think that whether president biden directs it or not, you know, we've seen that congress can take action as well. so i think that will be part of this

weapons losing it to, to one of their with some excellent works by c s i s, but also some other think tanks. for example, lucy in the u. k. has done some grid analysis on the cruise missiles and the cruise missile inventories that the, the russians have. and these are people who track the missiles, want you know, individually and keep a account. so i think that their analysis is pretty dependable. wait, wait. well, what about the motive? what about the motive of ruthie? i like to minimize 6 in england and your center for strategic and international studies. with your, your finance by arms companies. it's in the interest of your institute and a ruthie both institutes, but of course got us into so many wars in libby air and iraq and afghanistan and syria lost by the united states argued weight is in the interest to prolong the confidence in more more weapons to be destroyed because it makes more money for those ins for the donors who then supply your salary. you need to look at the data that they provide the data for any other organizations that make an argument, this space. i think lucy has shown that their data is obj

u. s. foreign policy or u. s. arms sale, specifically, to israel in a time before like this? >> so, this goes to something that it on linkedin, which speaks to the political convenience of the position the biden administration has taken. i think israel, for many reasons, some of them quite important, historically, it's a third rail when it comes to criticism. it, -- would be a curricula to stand up on this particular issue, unlike arms sales to others with dubious human rights records. i think as well there is a concern, you know, that tendency to say who can stand up on behalf of israel, who can -- be the most forward leaning, and i think the biden administration is also not keen for that to play out within the democratic party. so, i think that is part of why there isn't this place to debate. it is highly political. >> what would you say is the way the administration should be going about this right now? what would you like to see the biden administration do differently if there were a robust debate inside the state department announcement? >> a few things. that first is that there are actually frameworks in p

u. s. military in terms of our history and veterans and active duty population and military families, i don't know of one. we are a patriotic, pro u. s and i think people look at at where it's a time of the world, democracies versus destroyers. what the president said this evening is you've got detectors who want to destroy a neighboring democracy. terrorist groups that want to destroy a neighboring democracy. and democracies aren't perfect. we aren't, here in the. united states. israel's, and ukraine isn't. but democracies are vastly preferable to those who want to destroy human rights and international law. and that's what's at stake right now. and that's why i think it was very important for the president to address the nation and talk about that linkage between what we are doing to support ukrainians and what we are doing to support israelis in their defense against this hamas terrorist attack. >> he was making a fairly eloquent, sort, of laying out an eloquent faces about the existential nature of the battle. at this hour. but there's also a political reality of what the white house is thinking, which is increased funding for uk

u. s. military funding is used. one where the u. s. keeps intervening. the un devito resolutions that are trying to hold this real accountable. that entire pattern, i think is a, is a very, very deep problem. it shows a very high level of hypocrisy, compared to how the united states treats many other countries that violate human rights. and just finally on my, how much do you think domestic politics and potentially next is election applying into biden's public response? i think that is definitely a significant factor here. i mean, there's 2 things. one, we know that republicans are constantly trying to portray democrats as anti israel, as a talking point of a part of someone and democrats, instead of having a backbone about it and basically coming out and saying yes, we're not going to endorse another on a part time government, now by the admission of again, every major human rights organization in the world, we're not going to endorse their work crimes. but democrats attempt to do is fall over themselves to try to prove that they are not at the israel and what they do it in the way that we've seen a president by then. and democrats more broadly be

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u. s . is siding with israel, that certainly is not adhering to that. now the u. s. has made a noticeable shift in terms of prioritizing, making sure that those palestinians in goss, i get the food water medicine they need. in other words, making this trip is a priority for the president. so yes, you could say that there has been a shift in terms of the priority, although the schools have not yet been accomplished. our white house correspondent kimberly hung up there with alexis for us from the white house. thank you very much . kimberly. well, as kimberly was just referencing on monday and telling me if during a meeting with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the us agree estate on team banking said that they had agreed to begin work on some kind of plan that can see a allowed to enter gaza the united states and israel have agreed to develop a plan that will enable the amount of trained aid from donor nations and multi lateral organizations to reach civilians and guys. and them alone, including the possibility of creating areas to help keep civilians out of harm's way. it is critical that aid begin flowing into guys as soon as possible we shares was conc

u. s. i annually provides $3300000000.00 and military aid to the state of israel. we've also heard from the white house in the form of a statement from the n s. these folks, person, adrian watson, g. i also condemned the attack by how much on targets in the southern israel and pledge is that the us is going to be cooperating with the is really a government in order to make certain that is rarely citizens have been protected. she does know that the national security advisor has had a conversation with his is really counterpart about events and we expect that that contact is going to be continuing throughout saturday. we've also heard now from the chair of the house for an affairs committee, michael mcfall, who is condemning the attack and who said that to the us must do everything that it can to stand with these really people and to combat terrorism. so the reaction is coming out, it is also worth pointing out that at the us embassy in jerusalem, all employees there are essentially on lock down there. now while to go anywhere, the best of times their travel is restricted around the country. we are into the occupied west bank, but for now they

i see that you travel the world. you're probably saying in the hotel right now. but you know, these both of the u. s. and e 's will claim to be committed to defending ukraine. but we, we can see like, uh this, the new leader and stuff like a robot fits. so a you need is sort of pulling away from providing especially leave full assistance . think he, if you think that's, let the ties of changing, john they've been, you know, changing as we're nearing the 20 month of the war. it's been progressive and it hasn't been about a moment. it's been about a series of moments and you know, i'll, i'll go back to march and april when, and justifiably, so the government of ukraine president southern sky was incredibly belligerent, incredibly insulting, incredibly demanding that mostly nato member countries helping and deliver health and over time. well, it's been sort of an e k g in terms of peaks and valleys. he's continued that and we saw as the nato summit and bill. this was there where the presence of lensky and his team were warned for months, quietly, stop pushing for nato membership because you're pushing too hard.

u. s. s gerald are forward to this theater into the mediterranean, and what do you, what do you think it gets you? well, hopefully it doesn't have to be used in any way. but i do think it's a way of signaling american interest. it's a hedge against some possible outcomes whether, you know, american citizens were endangered in had to be rescued. whether or not the war does escalate in a way that starts to threaten other american interested in the region. i don't think the biting investigation believes that it's actually going to need be needed . but if it is needed, they wanted it to be there and it is way a way of signaling support, you know, for israel as well, which is something they're clearly trying to do. you know, one of the things i've learned from you over the years is how unexpected events can be triggered that that'd become, have massive consequence down the road. i've been watching some things that were, that are not reported much anywhere related to this, but no, the other day the united states shut down a turkish drone that apparently was hovering over with missiles. our missiles over us troops in syria. maybe they were looking for cards or som