pushing for aggressive military action to defend ukraine, blasted israel for neutrality. israel's reaction to ukraine will have bearing on future aid from the u. s. to israel pay it forward. israel, which has long thighs with both moscow and washington, with slammed for being flo could to criticize russia, juice with military financial and miniature connections to the country. israeli publicist big door s skin believes israel will not change its position on the ukraine crisis is raise not go to in the roles in any way in the military activities in ukraine. not just weapons, but you've been not helmets and other forms of committed for supplies. we were not there, it's not our war. we don't give any american military presence in the israel, though, we're not the and the upon us troops in any way. we simply do not want. ready to be under any kind of dictates on the so that master relations with russia, it's all long term strategic interest. it's not going to change. so israel will continue the corporation with russia. notwithstanding the position of the west that it states, we simply don't change anything. israel join and the sanctions. israel does

to it. but as the details of this long negotiated deal solidify the daylight between israel and the u. s. becomes ever more glaring, and there are differences to on a separate issue. israel stance on the war in ukraine. israel has provided humanitarian aid, but its prime minister hasn't condemned russia's invasion out of a public wish to be a mediator and less public concerns about any changes to russia's role. and israel's interests in syria for israel's foreign minister, has condemned the invasion and promised israel won't be used to bypass sanctions. but there's been so far, little evidence of that in terms of policy. after a raft of is really government meetings. a stop in ramallah in the occupied west bank last year, blink and committed to reopening the u. s. consulate that dealt with palestinian relations so far, it hasn't happened. what the one, despite the crimes of israeli occupation that have reached the stage of ethnic cleansing, and racial discrimination as considered by human rights organizations, as well as its continuous aggressions. we don't find any party that holds isra

and there was some sort of frosty nest, even when it came to lincoln pride praising the u. s. ambassador to israel thomas knives for those of his cast achia. he's great from the is ready prime minister. so a sign that behind the scenes, i think they've had a pretty difficult meeting in jerusalem. hurry, talk through the regional importance of well, yes, it's something that the israeli side is very keen to burnish. they have invited the foreign ministers of the united emirates bahrain. morocco and egypt to join foreign minister, lockheed and u. s. equity state blinking in the negative. does it that starting this evening? the main meet that will be on monday? it is something that they are keen to sort of show as a result of a normalization process, but also again part of this iran question. it's not but unity for these various countries to show something of united front on the question of iran. and it's to clear weapons or nuclear weapons program and the idea that they are against the resumption of the deal. that is something that is where i was trying to push as for blink. and he will be listening

to it. but as the details of this long negotiated deal solidify the daylight between israel and the u. s. becomes ever more glaring and there are differences to on a separate issue. israel stance on the war and ukraine. israel has provided humanitarian aid, but its prime minister hasn't condemned russia's invasion out of a public wish to be a mediator and less public concerns about any changes to russia's role. and israel's interests in syria. israel's foreign minister has condemned the invasion and promised israel won't be used to bypass sanctions. but there's been so far little evidence of that in terms of policy. after a raft of israeli government meetings, a stop in ramallah in the occupied west bank last year, blink and committed to reopening the u. s. consulate that dealt with palestinian relations so far it hasn't happened. what the one, despite the crimes of his railey occupation that have reached the stage of ethnic cleansing, and racial discrimination as considered by human rights organizations. as well as it's continuous aggressions. we don't find any party that holds israel a

to interest here on one side of the, the interests of israel. being part of their west and the lines and also close it to the u. s. but this also a security interest when it comes to israel, when it comes to securing it's borders as well. israel has a military corporation with russia, especially in a neighboring country of syria. so of course, they have to see if this possible somehow to keep this roll nice. that many have sat, it could happen. of course, both will closely follow the peace talks between russia and ukraine that are expected to sort of monday. well, thank you so much. benjamin. as our, as grew by that in chief crowds of men have been lining up to join the ukrainian army. the government is bound men between the ages of 18 and 60, from leaving the country to keep them available for military conscription. and while the spirit of resistance is strong, it also means many men are having to say, painful farewells to family members who are fleeing the war. last embrace before she can board the train, he is staying behind and keith, to fight vladimir putin invasion as tearing apart thousands of families in uk

speaking as part of a trip to israel, u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, clarified, president biden's common saying washington is not seeking regime change in russia. i think president white house made the point last night that quite simply our present gluten cannot be empowered to wage war or engage in aggression against ukraine or anyone else. as you know, and as you've heard a say repeatedly, we do not have a strategy of regime change in russia or anywhere else for that matter. in this case, as in any case, it's up to the people of the country in question is up to the russian people. as j bought and was visiting poland, russian missiles hit ukraine's western city of live close to the polish border. i fight as have been working to control the damage isn't oil for that as a hit by russian cruise missiles on saturday. a man says it's cool, a significant damage. let's go straight to rob mcbride, who joins us now live from live. rob, i want to start with the humanitarian corridor, was because we hear that 2 more will reop

to think of it. what did you think of israel voting with the u. s. at the un general assembly, the u. s. i don't know when the last time the u. s. has paid attention to the un general assembly, but what did you think of israel voting with the us about how this occupation should be deplored? well, of course they always vote with the us, but there certainly is also a moment to talk about the invasion and occupation of other people's lands. we have to look at the railways actions for decades now in palestine. and it's interesting that so many in the social media are putting out videos that show the tremendous repression and, and beating, and explosions, and the west bank and comparing it to what the russians are doing. we think this is a time where all aggression should be exposed. and i only hope that as we work towards demanding negotiations in a settlement, in the case of ukraine, that we also look at ongoing work in other places and demand the same thing an end to war. why do you think the boycott davis when sanctions movement failed when it comes to the illegal occupation in palestine m

to face. in istanbul. israel says a landmark summit involving the u. s. and for our countries has sent a strong message to iran. reviving peace talks with the palestinians is also being disgusted by the palestinians of described the event as an illusion. every force which reports from southern israel. israel says it booked this summit together in a few days. nonetheless, it clearly wanted to convey maximum symbolism and significance in the desert. kibbutz once home to israel's 1st prime minister, david ben gurian, the foreign ministers of egypt, bahrain morocco, and the u. e. along with the u. s. secretary of state espoused friendship and shed goals 43 years ago when egypt and israel made peace. unfortunately, we lost those 43 years of knowing each other better of walking together and of changing the narrative that many generations of his rabies and arabs had been living very israel's foreign minister said, this 1st meeting would become a permanent for him. but he also advanced goals for the here and now this new architecture, the shared capabilities we ar

u. s. secretary of state stuck to his script. not bending to israel's opposition to a revived iran nuclear deal, or he did though, raised the palestinian aspiration for statehood. sure, really these regional piece agreements are not a substitute for progress between palestinians and israelis. one of the issues we discussed today was how countries involved in the abraham accords and normalization, as well as those that have a long standing diplomatic relationships with israel can support the palestinian authority in the palestinian people in concrete ways. that was echoed by the arab foreign ministers most explicitly by egypt, united or during these discussions. we did highlight the importance of the israeli palestinian peace process, the importance of maintaining the credibility and the viability of the 2 state solution that for israel, a city and state to the side by side in peace with the recognized borders for the city and state in accordance with the 67 lines with the east jerusalem as its capital, the palestinian leadership. however, such words are

to day. let's move on. israel is hosting top diplomats from full arab countries on the u. s. in what's been called a historic meeting. the negative summit includes foreign ministers of the u. e bought reign, egypt and morocco. it's aimed at combating regional security threats and improving ties with israel. likely to top the agenda will be discussions around iran, re entering the nuclear field. that's going to correspond harry, forth that he's been following the summit in boca in the high reset, underlined the significance of this unprecedented get together, our foreign ministers in israel. yes, this is really foreign ministry is concerned. this was a pretty last minute arrangement just towards the end of last week. really, the word went out that this was being put under preparation. i think the idea is to capitalize on the presence of anthony lincoln, the secretary of state who is in israel and in the west bank on sunday. and so the idea of bringing the 3 recently or 3 that the recently normalize our states foreign ministers in terms of a buffering and morocco, along with the

troops bombarding modern poll and forcing mol residence to abandon the city. israel highs the foreign ministers of several arab countries, and the u. s. a. 2 day summit in the negative does it. and the slop hood around the world. busy act will smith attacks comedian chris rock on the oscar stage. often he makes fun of his boy we begin in ukraine, where president vladimir lensky says he's prepared to discuss a mutual status for his nation as part of a peace deal with moscow. but he insists ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity. not off the negotiation. russian and ukrainian delegations are due to meet in taki lay, set this monday to landscape interview with independent russian journalists. husband blocks from being published in russia, guaranteed these up by 50 in italy, security guarantees and neutrality, non nuclear status of our state. we are ready to go for it. this is the most important point. it was the main point for the russian federation as far as i can remember. and if i remember correctly, that is why they started the war. we will not sit down behind the table if we talk about some kind of demilitarization, some kin

united states wants to see a revival of the iran nuclear deal. israel is utterly opposed to that and indeed to the d listing from the u. s. terror list of the iranian revolutionary god core. the prime minister of the palestinian authority was critical of our states normalizing ties with israel. why has to be that that is your helicopter shop? israel is ignoring the causes of our people, half of whom are under occupation and the other half in refugee camps in exile. and in that the ass for our normalization meetings without ending the israeli occupation of palestine or just an illusion of mirage. and a free reward for israel, despite israel tends to ignore our rights, expand its colonial settlements checkpointing. i have enough moscow where rush is a foreign minister. so galvan is speaking this lesson and that will do all the situation in the world. we are meeting at a difficult period after we were forced to start the special military operations aimed at that particular defense of people from the military threat that they were under during the 8 years and demilitarization. and that's if a cation of ukraine, because it is

to be completely evacuated. about a $160000.00 civilians remain, tramped without power. food. israel is hosting a 2 day summit for top. diplomats from full arab countries and the u. s. and again, summit is aimed at combating regional security threats and improving ties with israel. now russia insists it's so called special operation in ukraine is on track. despite reports that its force is struggling to make any significant gains, and as the death toll climes the russian military has been honoring its soldiers, presenting them with metals, hash m. albano has more moscow. these russian soldiers were wounded in the fighting in ukraine. they're shown here attending a music concert held in a hospital in another hospital deputy defense minister alexander form in a was the one did with madeline for their service. i. the plan is to return home as soon as possible and to continue with my career as a civilian to study. i wish for pacing the whole world honestly. because the current situation affected not just me. my father's in the military, my grand paris and a military president vladimir putin, has also praised members of the national guard, taking part in what russia descr

was clear. israel's opposition to reviving the iran nuclear deal, which it says, who make it easier for iran to attain a nuclear weapon. oh, israel also oppose is one of the moves. the u. s. is reportedly ready to make to get the deal done. removing aaron's revolutionary god, core from its list of foreign terror organizations, their proxy, the hoodies just this week, and carried out our rif attack on saudi arabia. i hope the united states will hear their concern voices from the region, israel's, and others on this very important issue. his guest try to make the case that while the preferred means may differ, the goal was shared. there is no daylight between us on the fundamental proposition that iran must never be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon. ah, and whether there is a return to the j. c. p. o, the iran nuclear agreement, or not. that principle will not change, nor will our commitment to it. but as the details of this long negotiated deal solidify the daylight between israel in the us becomes ever more glaring. and there are differences to on a separate issue. israel stance on the worn ukraine. israel has provided humanitarian aid, but its prime minister hasn't c

water. israel's foreign minister has said improving ties with arab nations will help to threaten from iran in the region. you speaking alongside the foreign minister for our countries and the u. s. was some of calling a storage gathering initiative in solving israel. i to i now buy my own bizarre als, is there a senior political analyst? i'm on this being discussions around ah, countering iran, and the way it's been posited is that it's going to be restructuring the architecture of the region. what does that mean? what is it going to look like? well, actually it's not going to be very different from what we've seen the last or one or 2 decades, except that this time around, we are moving towards a new cold war. and them, at least with 2 major camps. on the one hand, there's the iranian camp. on the other hand, we have the camp that we just saw today in the pictures right now. what a by israel united arab emirates, and their friends on our lies on the american auspices, would be mounting the israel, u e. cam dos to camps while they are not attacking or each other directly. they are involved in proxy conflicts in the region, whether it's in yemen, whether it's in syria and lebano

to your contrasting interest when we look at israel. on one side, of course, it wants to belong to the western alliance, one to show itself close to the u. s. but on the other side, there's no security risk, as well as it has a military corporation with russia in syria. so that's where many see israel and salons. you're also asked israel to try to be a mediator and try to find common ground between russia and ukraine. and of course both leaders so israel's prime minister banner and all actual will be closely following. busy the 3rd rounds of 2 peace talks between russia and ukraine, that is expected to take place on monday. and im an hour as group of thanks very much a turkey has also been undertaking diplomatic efforts to try to end the war president, wretch of time. early one of turkey has spoken by phone with his russian counterpart vladimir putin and urged him to agree to a cease fire in ukraine, open a humanitarian car doors, and to come to a pe steel. turkey has close relations with both moscow and here the recently moved to limit the passage of russian warships into the black sea. a longstanding, international agreement allows ancho

to for the reason the u. s should lead to talk in regional contra, regional allies, all the united states, 30 or maybe like united states and of course like israel. and we'll also use that further occasion to push their opposition to the relaunching of the iran the love to which they believe their own being of dollars dog targeting, so called regional behavior. so we should note that it's the iran revolutionary guards that i have confirmed or claimed to be behind this missile attack. and yet we have not yet heard anything official from iran government on this. why do you believe that is this is a very important fucking fucking today. rocky 5 minutes do some of the other. they have to speak. you tell, depending on your, on has, has a president, has a foreign ministry and they're out there. they're, you know, they, they're very loud about many things. they of course condemn. there isn't a vacation there. do or, you know, they have a presence. i haven't said a word about the clear action. i urge you see is a militia that effectively controls the government. iran effectively declared his action does whatever he wants and responsible to no one and th

united states wants to see a revival of the iran nuclear deal. israel is utterly opposed to that. and indeed to the d listing from the u. s. terra list of the iranian revolutionary god corps, the issue of the palestinians was brought up certainly by the v is really foreign minister. and the u. s. secretary of state more so by the representatives of the arab states. but that has been considerable criticism coming from palestinian figures. senior politicians saying that essentially this is a repudiation of the our peace initiative, which should have guaranteed a solution to be israeli palestinian conflict before any such normalization could take place. the prime minister of the palestinian authority was critical of our states, normalizing ties with israel. why he won't be there like that. there's your helicopter shop. israel is ignoring the causes of our people, half of whom are under occupation, and the other half in refugee camps in exile and in the diaspora. our normalization meetings without ending the israeli occupation of palestine or just an illusion. mirage and a free reward for israel. despite israel tends to ignor

group come back because it's true to still love very much for ah, israel house a summit of foreign ministers of several arab countries and the u. s. and the negative does it, and says that building a new regional architecture to counter iran. ah, i money inside this is out. is there a lie from dough also coming up? a city on the brink multiples may affairs the cities on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe. and once the 160000 people trump, that urgently moved china begins its largest locked down into years, shutting down its financial hub, sound kind to control cove at 19 infections. and the slap heard around the world act. well, smith attacks comedian chris rock on the, on the stage after he makes fun of his wife. ah, we begin with what's being called a historic meeting, a foreign ministers of israel and for arab nations. and the u. s. a negative summit has just wrapped up and the message from israel's foreign minister was better ties with arab nations will deter iran. jerry lapierre met foreign ministers from the u . e. bahrain, egypt, and morocco that he'd say that will, they would work together to create a new security ar

to get it beating again. it will come back because the city still have very much for ah, israel jose summit of foreign ministers of several arab countries and the u. s. and the negative does it, and says that building a new regional architecture to counter iran. ah, i money in science, this is out there a live from dough also coming up. a city on the brink multiples lay affairs, the city is on the verge of the humanitarian catastrophe. and once the hunt.

to boost mutual trust. but the u—s is warning russia still has the capability to do great damage in ukraine.our other main stories. at least five people have been killed in a shooting in israel

u. s. will work together with israel to prevent iran developing a nuclear weapon and meet miles' qu lead is monica armed forces day with the head of the army, promising to wipe out any opposition to military rule and in sport. after a chaotic build up, it's finally erased. stay in jetta. red bull. sergio price is on. hold for the f one. saudi arabian grand prix. ah! we start with the war in ukraine. russia has criticized us president, jo biden's remarks that president vladimir putin cannot remain in power. the white house has tried to downplay the comment, saying it was not a call for regime change on the ground and ukraine, russian forces are continuing to shell cities, but now ukrainian forces it pay to be pushing back on several fronts. we have correspondence in ukraine and russia covering all things ukraine. 4th row mcbride is there for us in the ukrainians that vive, we have hash mom bought a there for us in moscow. the 1st is crossover too. as a big who's in her, keith acid, what's happening there? was that you couldn't force to say that they're pushing back against the russians. now

u. s. secretary of state stuck to his script. not bending to israel's opposition to a revived iran nuclear deal, or he did though, raised the palestinian aspiration for statehood. really, these regional disagreements are not a substitute for progress between palestinians and israelis. one of the issues we discussed today was how countries involved in the abraham accords and normalization, as well as those that have a long standing diplomatic relationships with israel can support the palestinian authority in the palestinian people in concrete ways. that was echoed by the arab foreign ministers most explicitly by egypt. united are during these discussions. we did highlight the importance of the israeli palestinian peace process, the importance of maintaining the credibility and the viability of the 2 state solution that for israel out of the city and state to live side by side in peace with the recognized borders for the city and state in accordance with the 67 lions with east jerusalem as its capital for the palestinian leadership. however, such words ar

u. s. e, bahrain, egypt, and morocco. it's aimed at combating regional security threats and improving ties with israel. oddly, to talk, the agenda will be discussions around iran, re entering the nuclear deal. i mean, she both ukraine's president says he's willing to discuss a neutral status with moscow as part of a peace dale ukrainian and russian negotiators are set to meet in tacky for talks later this monday. gotta keep the party in easterly security guarantees and neutrality. non nuclear status of our stay, we are ready to go for it. this is the most important point. it was the main point for the russian federation as far as i can remember. and if i remember correctly, that is why they started the war. we will not sit down behind the table if we talk about some kind of demilitarization, some kind of d notification. i simply do not get these things. yeah, i understand it's impossible to force russia completely from ukrainian territory. it would lead to a 3rd world war line. i understand it, and that is why i'm talking about a compromise. go back to where it all began and then we will try to solve the dumbass issues. t

to the u. s. and other countries and their support for israel during the 1973 on kapoor war. embargo was massively disrupted. cars waiting in long lines during the gas shortage. guess stations forced to russian sales. proving just how dangerous our reliance on foreign energy can be. nearly 50 years ago, 50 years ago! nixon pledged to end our reliance on foreign oil. >> we as a nation must now set upon a new course. we must develop new sources of energy, which will give us the capacity to meet our needs without relying on any foreign nation. >> just a few years later in 1976, jimmy carter was elected president and one of his first addresses to the american public, he called for reduction energy consumption, only for another energy crisis to pop up two years later. the revolution 1979 leading to long gas lines and rations. that same year, carter installed solar panels at the white house, wisely noting that renewable energy would not only be better for the environment, it would also reduce the influence of oil rich countries in the middle east and elsewhere. >> solar energy will

u. s. minister le period, the united states is israel's biggest financial, political and security partner by a longshot. it says it wants to open a cancel the services, the palestinians. how can you justify standing the way of washington's desired? it didn't come to, to conduct the diplomacy the way that it wants to. i struck ok. so a couple of these 1st with regard to the work in this, in this region, both in support of ukraine and in standing against russia's aggression, including through the position of sanctions and an export growth. this is very much part of the conversation we've had today. and i'll be having throughout the course of my visit here, including with, with our partners, just speaking to israel again, we greatly appreciate, 1st of all, it's strong repudiation of russian aggression against ukraine. we very much appreciate as well of the foreign ministers commitment to ensure that israel is not used as any kind of back door for sanctions of asian. and as i mentioned a moment ago, at a very good briefing from the, the senior official in charge of sanctions and i support control i am plantation will be workin

ne, turkey controlled the north west to contain the carts and back the opposition and it label in the south. a large zone was controlled by u. s. forces and israel carried out regular airstrikes against iranian positions in syria. to completely reclaimed the rest of his country aside, would ultimately have to confront all of these conflicting forces. ah, i got it with the cell and had within, within a few minutes, vladimir putin came to this is the russian base in syria. but the war was becoming expensive for him on the outcome was still uncertain. starting a war was one fe, ending, it was quite another he had a number that of follow up discussions with pohden. i believe that the russians were very much interested in reducing the russian true presence in syria. but to do that, to avoid losing their entire investment in the country, they had to have a more stable assad regime. in 5 years, the russians had not only kept the syrian government in power, but it also largely eliminated and marginalized. the moderate opposition articles criticising aside appeared in the russian media suggesting they might have preferred someone with a less check of his