u. s. united arab emirates. and of course, cyprus itself very heavily involved. so we're waiting to see, you know, when they some much needed maiden voyage will actually set sale. so again, what, what took them so long because there's so many partners involved and it was complicated. is that what you're saying? well, we know that the european union as a whole was being kind of divided when it comes to its general response to the conflict that has been united for a long time and a call for increase to monitoring access. and i should say that this route vfc is not the simplest route to get into the goals. of course, there are land borders which have been heavily restricted out of course, based on had to be brokerage between these different partners increasingly with israel, which is very concerned about what kind of a content is actually getting into gone. so note, it seems that we know is at least moving ahead, but there will certainly be criticism from some part. so this is too little too late and too complicated because we know that situation on the ground and g

u. s. united arab emirates. of course, cyprus itself very heavily involved, so waiting to see, you know, when they some much needed to maiden voyage will actually set sail for a brief look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. hope francis has offered his prayers for hating where months of gang violence were pushing the government to the edge of the class. but earlier ukraine and some of its allies criticize the pontiff, after he called on keith to negotiate with russia. sort of the teen or the netherlands has opened a national holocaust museum. the dutch king attended the ceremony along with israel's president isaac curse on the museum in amsterdam. tell us the stories of jews were deported and murdered in nazi concentration camps. nato has begun its biggest exercises since the cold war in the few words of northern norway. the alliance wants to send a message to russia that member states are ready to defend each other. more than 20000 troops from 13 nations who are taking part in the drif

u. s. united states, they have to be to veto a previous resolutions. and that would be the 1st time that when the resolution would contain the word a c start, you know, the draft resolution that's being circulated. emphasizes the need for an immediate and sustained a ceasefire, as it says to protect civilians to allow deliveries of age and to and they've yet the suffering of a civilians there, but also to secure receive sign connection with the release of the remaining hostages. of course, this is meant to be to rach up at the pressure the international pressure on israel further, but we have to wait and see whether this resolution will be adopted. certainly thank you very much. that was our correspondent injuries on tanya cream. meanwhile european union leaders meeting and brussels have for the 1st time issue to join statement calling for an immediate humanitarian pause in gaza. european commission president was to live on the line again, acknowledged israel's right to defend itself after the october 7th terror attacks by a mass. but she stressed the

u. s. united arab emirates and other countries will sponsor the route. here's more of and today we are facing issue many terry and catastrophe in gaza. and we stand by the innocent civilians in palestine. and this is why europe is financing a major humanitarian, 8 effort, fault, honest opinions in gaza and in the region. we're not very close to the opening of the car. are you doing? hopefully this saturday this sunday. and i'm very glad to see that an initial pilot operation will be launched today. and for more on this, let's bring in data view correspond to tanya kramer, who is joining us from jerusalem. so, you know, tanya, we, we've heard from the americans now we've heard from the europeans on, on these plans to build this temporary port. which of these rarely have to say the government there as well. we didn't get any of that for some reaction on that yet. but in the, in a way it's seen here as it will most likely take the pressure off of the israeli government. they will be, of course, in both of it'd be a screening process involved as with all the

u. s. united arab emirates and other countries will sponsor the route. here's more of what you have to say. and today we are facing a show many terry and catastrophe in gaza. and we stand by the innocent civilians in palestine. and this is why europe is financing a major issue. many terry and 8 effort fault honest opinions in gaza and in the region. we're not very close to the opening of the car you doing? hopefully this saturday this sunday. and i'm very glad to see that an initial pilot operation will be launched today and we're going to head now to some other news. um that was of course, um the european commission president speaking a short while ago elsewhere in the world. gunman have kidnapped more than 280 students in northwest or nigeria. the mass kidnapping happened at a school in kaduna state. kidnappings for ransom are not uncommon in the region where hundreds had been abducted over the past few years. the aftermath of one of nigeria is the largest mass abductions, security forces, say that government attacked the school and creek village in th

u. s. united arab emirates and other countries and his followers, president biden's announcement that the us military would build a floating po off because in coast to facilitate a deliverance is small from the commission president. and today we are facing a show many terry and catastrophe in gaza. and we stand by the innocent civilians in palestine. and this is why europe is financing a major issue. many terry and 8 effort fault honest opinions in gaza and in the region. we're not very close to the opening of the car doing hopefully this saturday this sunday. and i'm very glad to see that an initial pilot operation will be launched today. let's pick up some of those points for if i'm at the buyer. um, who is the regional media and communication advisor for the norwegian and refugee council? it joins us from the jordanian, that capital amount. welcome to the w. we just had a sort of funds a line saying she hopes this new maritime college or could open this weekend. do you think that's realistic? g

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u. s. united arab emirates and other countries will sponsor the route to deliver large quantities of age garza. here's more than what you have to say. and today we are facing issue many terry and catastrophe in gaza. and we stand by the innocent civilians in palestine. and this is why europe is financing a major issue. many terry and 8 effort, fault honest opinions in gaza and in the region. we're not very close to the opening of the car doing hopefully this saturday this sunday. and i'm very glad to see that an initial pilot operation will be launched today. and let's get more on that we are joins now by the w correspondent, tanya kramer, who has the view from jerusalem. what more can you tell us about this humanitarian cord, or from cyprus to gaza as well? we don't know much the to many details yet. how this will work, i mean, we understand the ship would be a screen with goods for so many terminated would have to be screened in cyprus by is really security to then be allowed to leave and said o

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u. s. united arab emirates and other countries will sponsor the route cruise more of what you have to say. and today we are facing issue many terry and catastrophe in gaza. and we stand by the innocent civilians in palestine. and this is why europe is financing a major humanitarian aid effort. false honest opinions, in gods and in the region. we're not very close to the opening of the car. are you doing? hopefully this saturday this sunday. and i'm very glad to see that an initial pilot operation will be launched today and for more or less the spring and dw correspond atanya kramer from jerusalem. what's the reaction from the is really government on this? a while we got a short statement now from the is rarely foreign ministry saying that there were coming the decision to establish a maritime corey door that they will work with all those uh, organizing it. and it said that this initiative for the more humanitarian aid coming into garza. but this one keep boy adult keep point is also stresses that

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u. s. o unit, have a dozen man who are killed. that's an game that school over from that point as well as the martin, particularly particularly sense of the recent call, a lot of friends that 68 percent of the, the people polled or again, sending any kind of troops into, into ukraine. let me go back to go ahead and finish up it, give up maxims the thinks that he can get around that by, you know, by saying, well, these trips wouldn't be infantry. any way you know, that'd be train is they'll be some sort of them. consultants, you know, but the 2nd point i want to make is that perhaps even worse doesn't french truths being killed is what is it doesn't bunch of troops being captured and we saw are in syria and french, italian, a spanish government as easily giving into terrorist groups who demoted roughly $8000000.00 per headed, and hostages that are going to wash with these cars. put is not mentioned. they many, deltas, you know, so the nightmare scenarios are just multiple and i, i, this is moving the food is, it's basically a suici

u. s. c. that united for consensus. they don't want any change in the permanent membership, but the security policy and which means it's the state of school as well as you can expect. the child has an observer in that group, obviously try, nobody does not want any more members among the booking, she was the security guard so. so this is what was being debated. this is what the other job and by such a random should have done boys was talking about. she was presenting the proposal of the g full at the stations on un security gone to the reform. and one of the big criticisms of the un security counselors, they just failed to reach a consensus and bashful they called really make it impacts. what do you think of the main conflicts between the, the main security council members when it comes to reaching any difficult, decisive agreements? as you see the, the main point about you is to go to the concert, but in the membership it has to be representative. it must be representative. without that. how can you didn't? does he get

gone to washington, as it is always in no position to put these kinds of conditions to the united states. the u. s. has rejected a call from home us to end air drops of age into gaza. the militant groups as people have been killed while trying to collect food packages. parts of guys are facing firemen nearly 6 months into israel's military offensive, triggered by the october 7th, thomas terror attacks seems like these are quickly becoming another green feature of the war. and guys, a, a humanitarian aid dropped from an aircraft over the territory. this time it falls in limited terrain in well of shore, making the civilians on the ground even more desperate to send them aside at the end the law. but yeah, we will. what do you think for the aid when we were surprised to see the plane coming and dropping it into the see the just to learn how to get people swimming to retrieve the i didn't survive. the event of the mass of boynton health officials say at least 12 people drowned this week trying to reach our dropped packages. and now the 6 people were killed in stump beads. the group is urgent that our

one, it's because it's the united states, even if they dislike very strongly u. s. policy, you cannot ignore the united states, just the mere geo political reality of the united states as a superpower, and that has enormous influence in the region and people. and the just say these are all the money ends and the ones, the ones you worked with, the both ends you when they went to moscow. and in fact, with the king of jordan refused to meet joe biden, when he hurriedly came over in the past few months to make some kind of some people to the visit to the region. yeah, that was early on when they, when they refused to, to, to meet with him. he hasn't been the president hasn't been back. uh, but uh, you know, the moscow eating. yes. i think, you know, that was largely for show, i think at this point palestinian factions are each for their own reasons trying to show that they are committed to national unity. obviously, the united states is not going to host a meeting that includes how mass and other groups that us doesn't accept. and, and so rest is one of the few places t

united states wants to establish its dominance also at the security council . and there are important punters that say, it's not that stuff. yeah. and linda thomas greenfield, the u. s. investigators of the united nations repeated several times. her speech wasn't very long, but it was long enough to repeat several times that everything that we're seeing happening now as a result of what i'm austin on october, the 7th and the russian invested are actually spoke of how he said that brush account allow the un security council to be used for the us, the us destruction of the middle east. james. why would they us bring this resolution to the security council? when do you think that it had a good idea that it couldn't cost? i think they thought perhaps it would causes otherwise they wouldn't have brought it to the council. but i think in the, in the last hour or 2 hours or 3 as before, i think they would've got the word as i was getting to get the word that they were going to have serious problems here. but i think the timing is not, i don't need to do with the governments of the security council. this was a big us push going on in the last 48 hours, which is still ongoin

united states, donalds, trump describe the u. r p in the unit as a folk, and threatens to make you a p and pay for u. s. protects. now his america 1st policy good. once again, we shape transatlantic relations for many european politicians. the possibility of donald trump's return to the white house is a nightmare scenario. even though they don't like to speak about it in front of a camera, surely i'm not inviting me to interfere and the internal affairs of a biggest ally. it's um the people in, in america who, who had the right to choose the president in private. however, one diplomats describe the apple sphere to us as a mixture of desperation and resignation. and it seems pretty clear that's behind closed doors. officials in your opinion kept a post a working on contingency plans. should there be a 2nd donald trump presidency? i'm sure that there are contingency plans. i'm not going to wait until the last moment. the advantage that they have is some trump is not anymore unlike what was the case in 2000. 162017. is not an unknown person any more of the present during his 1st term in office, trump impose terence

u. s. agreed to the fundamentals, meaning there must be the u. s. one's also a ceasefire in the united states and more, more rapid age into gaza. that's why the us upstate a rebecca, the decision of the un security council came as a surprise to many and israel has reacted partially off to that decision. tell us more. still was actually just be hearing from the is really invested into the you and get out there. don. he's been addressing the security council. he came out swinging, condemning the counsel for not having come out in these last 6 months to condemn the mass attack. he was saying that with double standards, that the security council, the use the example of the recent attack in moscow that the, the security council came out immediately to condemn that attack. but they haven't done the same in the 6 mountains against the mazda attack. he said that this was a disgrace and that the un should look at it tomorrow, a contradiction. he then went on to reiterate a statement that the prime minister's office came out with almost immediately after the vote. uh, that statement saying that

u. s. refusing to veto the u. n. c s c 5 resolution. what, what was your initial reaction to this news? oh, the tension between united states and anything. yeah. whole definitely. and his government has been uh, rising. and the last period it will, it started with what this going to do. they should they added 4 items and then it can to the recent weeks, maybe after benjamin the pen. yeah. hold on systems to go on with the war and goes without clicking any, a chance for even and humanitarian assistance to go through the and guess a now and there is a fee that they uh, there are feelings in the united states of bethany always working on better seeing uh by doing more and more to cause him to lose the coming elections and to bring back to the white house, the republican party before the end and doing them for them. and we are a member of the for the use of the drums and presidency. and let's see, this isn't a nice inc, 6 months as little as legal answer is that it is an ice thing, jet or selling as like a television or a little because the nice thing is that i missed of entity on the few flight up syria and from glen he

read about in wikipedia of all places is that the guy who started ices k worked for united states officials and u. s. contractors in the background. and he also apparently served under this the p dude. i'm realized sola who speaks perfect english has tied to how many cars i and was basically kind of a washington's duly um, are a tools that might be overreaching. and it may be unfair for me to say that, but i'll just put that out there and i'll let you castigate me for saying or no, absolutely. um the, the, the ties between the leadership of isis k and the us proxy government then f dentist and the wall street journal has done reporting headline article talking about the number of former ask in government um, uh, troops as a security forces intelligence home after the us withdrawal join to isis k or after the us withdrawal. so these are people who are directly working with the c . i a were directly working with the us government and isis k. i mean, their principal opponents, the ones they've been fighting for years is the title of bond, but they've expanded beyond that. now let's take a look at the c

the gallon city of what i felt is prepared to launch one with or without the support of the united states. u. s. secretary of state on 3, blinking earlier insisted that washington is against the ground incursion. they're a major military operation. and rough uh would be in the state something we don't support. and it's also not necessary to deal with a mouse which is necessary. but we're gonna have an opportunity next week to share in, in detail that you with are, is really counterparts. and to lay out argues on how to deal with the problem differently. some are statements from britain and as freely as a to or against is really boots on the ground in rough. so with london morning such an escalation, there would have devastating consequences for the civilian populace. but a senior is really government official. let's double down saying the idea will and turn it off, or even if they have to fight alone, it will happen even if these will is forced to fight alone. even if the entire world turns on as well, including the united states. we're going to fight until the battles one to most fully, all ju

regional public perceptions that the united states is a biased and this honest actor, which at best does not advance and at worst harms us interest world wide, is the u. s. has continued support for israel affecting it's global standing. there's no question about it. the united states is effectively complicit the genocide that's widely regarded. uh, our ability, uh, you know, to influence people around the world has diminished significantly as a result of this. all of this makes a joke out of the concept of a rules based order, which we preach about all the time. so this is a disaster for the united states, but i would point out to you that despite the fact it's a disaster, the united states continues to support is real down the line. now the rejoinder to that, at least the most reasonable rejoinder to that would be that this is absolutely a matter of national security. that is really, is not just the recipient of us large, yes, for philanthropic reasons or humanitarian reasons, but that is a strategic interest in the middle east that goes beyond the money. but it is, it's actually directly tied to us. national security interest is supporting israel . v

voted on after un security council on friday. gabrielle ellis on day is this report from the united nations, a u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking things from austin is real, are getting closer to reach any agreement on a cease fire and release of captives, but aren't there yet. they're still real challenges we've we've, we've closed the gaps but there are still gaps. so i can't, i can't put a timeline on it. blinking was in cairo for talks with era born ministers to try to further the negotiations, being mediated by cuts out in egypt. well, the luck, we hope that's our combined efforts have an effect in the present time. but there was no room to wait and there was no room to allow of further increase in human suffering. and there was no room to continue the war, like this is blinking 6th trip to the region since the conflict began in october. his tone appears to have shifted were compelled by the plight of the palestinians, nearly 32000 of whom have been killed by israel's war on guys. he was also more critical of these real whom he warned against invading rafa through the major ground opera

u. s. standards for assistance. then the united states will have no choice but to play a more active role in shaping is rarely policy by using our leverage to change the present course. i want to bring in our washington correspondent benjamin alvarez group where he's been following this story for us today. yeah, benjamin, the us president. he has been rather open in his criticism of the israeli prime minister, but now we've got the leader of the us senate joining in do we know why and do we know why now? so it is a sign of the growing frustration here in washington looking at how a the government opinion ended on jo has been handling the warring gaza. it's not just significant because he's also close to us, president biden, but also because it's actually rumor is the highest ranking, joy jewish official in the us. and he says quite clearly. and that's also what we heard, that if there is no changing course, the us will also need to online. it'd be on supplies that it's currently sending a to israel and should have put the condition

it's saying that mr. trump will be on all the balance in the united states all 50 states. also this y r u. s. troops now patrolling new york.

and the way the in the united states has approached the situation. so as to how effective the u. s. has been actually had getting such a property, although the u. s. has being a very, very close ally, eliza and, and in that, in my opinion the united states has been the mean a force. the support team is in the, in this latest invasion and exits and against the palestinians in augusta. meanwhile, we have these humanitarian edge ropes claiming lives with palo cities as well. so with these 3 people have been killed on friday by one of these humanitarian a ad ropes, is this an isolated incidents? so all these that these edwards is ineffective and a dangerous way of sending help in my opinion the way they have really been the dropping for the air many terry and he if from claims and thought i source is very immediate thing for the palestinians. and again, it's always how effective the united states has benighted states as being in it is all the is this at the, this to minutes area of these aspect. so any thank you so much for talking to us today. i really appreciate your insight into the s

u. s. resolution being put to the united nations security council, calling for a see sparks, it's likely we think we are hearing that has been some progress in the don't all adults. and that's why they able to kind of push forward decides it of this resolution. he's also going to be talking particularly about rough or, and the graph potential ground operation that you really want to launch in rough up . he's very clear, the americans are very clear. they don't want that type and may say, it's not something that i want to see happen. and they're providing these radios with all 10 tips to that part of size. i agree that the elimination of a mass is crucial, but how they doing it and how it's going to happen is a subject of disagreement between the 2. so, and so that has to be put into place as well. so that's likely to be a discussion in trusting that you know, there's no meeting with any palestinians. there's no meetings scheduled with the palestinian authority. any representatives of that, this is purely to come to israel and to speak to is riley officials before he heads back to washing

however, according to the united states of what's also very important is that the census the which will block in the u. s. based property and block any i'm official, travel to the united states. if you place a boy dad to dictate all senses, program against, and bob we are. what is also very much as founding is that's the one of this, the disturbing fact that wisdom, countries for all the political brilliance have yet to come to terms with the fact that there will be no reversal of the land reform. and we said to him and program, which is of course, this is also this whole predicament and the source of the imposition of these, i'm sense, is that because if you talking about u as in bob way up to sanction that movement found over 10, don't, i'm not saying you're a says the recent restrictions imposed by washington an attempt to make an example office in baldwin on the defenses of a foot fund. the prison pulled up like least react in a c. c, which started in russia. those we just put to say, face the americans did look want to look like they have been forced by a small little country to remove these sanctio

there also is eda balte of the united nations general assembly has been debating the u. s. v. 2 of the latest security council draft resolution calling for a see sign, gaza a policy named bassett, or to the you and re add months or address members. he said he is or has one guy's amounts to a genocide for 5 months now. is it a it has been committing atrocities against the palestinian people and check and unhinge. and the security council has been prevented repeatedly from calling for an immediate cease fire to put an end to these atrocities. this is what we are talking about, and that's why we are here today. stopping the daily war, crimes and crimes against humanity that are integrated to this is really assault and putting an end to the genocide under way as bringing out diplomatic attitude. james space. so a meeting of the general assembly that happens because of the us veto of the sci fi resolutions talk to us about what else we heard from member states that a yeah, well, you heard frustration from the members of the general assembly about the situation . we now have a sy

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united states governance owner role. they've also, uh, thrown joshua schultz for the wiki leaks vote 7 leaks away. for effectively away for life this just this past week in the u. s. federal court. so a joyce, audrey facing somewhat similar fate. should he be expedited to the united states, but yes, it's not over yet, lori. there is still chance to buy some time, but this will be so convenient to push this past the next us selection. and again taking the can down the road. what's the end result? roy joyce on stays locked up in the super max prison with all the detriment to his health, his mental state, and so forth. patrick, when you use the phrase kicking the can down the road, is that perhaps why do you think that you k code created these conditions for the us and did not ground assigned a right to appeal immediately? is that part of what you're saying about taking the can further down the road? sure, because this has political ramifications attached to it, to any us administration, surely. and also on the british side of both the us and britain seem to be tag teaming to keep assigned, basically on ice indefinitely. now there's other options for appeal. you hav

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