u. s. would like to use georgia in their fight against russia, which the absolute majority of georgians do not support the is that also there is a global concern, not limited underneath it since, you know, this was the comment made by that focus pulling up member, most of a kind of an exclusive interview with all these correspondent. yes. and it can also spoke about. so is bit to join nato and conditions under which i'm correct. we are back sometimes a bit during the lights. let's take a listen. it should it take or maybe even let's distinguish 2 issues as lama phobia is a global concern, not limited to, to kia, however, key to close the monitors hate driven actions near its embassy turkey. it consistently addresses its ongoing issues with sweden regarding terrorist organizations. it's important to separate needle membership from these matters. the problem lies in intention and approach, which is also evident in sweden. sweden must take distinct steps and demonstrate sincerity to gain the trust o

u. s. would not go and stay right now. it's concerned about inflation. the global or oil prices are already spiking. you're already starting to see a spikes also in, um, uh for la as this is going to lead to more inflation in the u. s. that is not going to be welcome. they might get a little bit of bump out of selling excess oil or across the seas. but this is a global issue we've had showed our, you know, we have ukraine and now we have a israel. these are undermining the very basic structure of our economy, which is about a global supply system or demand grades, jobs, and opportunities. right now, none of that is happening. okay. i show you written that you've thought it might be better for india to take a more neutral stands. but there's a lot more in this where india to back israel in terms of defense in terms of trade and defense and security, operate co operations. a lot of there's a lot of significant times that for india. yeah, but i think the india is not the most. yeah. or china, india is india and i think the india has the limitations also on

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u. s. would respond, that response came in the form of 2 f. 16 fighter jets, the dropped precision guided munitions on weapons and ammunition sites. according to the pentagon in eastern syria and they say, as you mentioned, those are used by the islamic revolutionary guard and affiliated militia. and the us as that is in response to 19 attacks on us forces, most of them in iraq, but some of them in syria. and they say those are by a run back militia. now the us is walking a delicate balance here. it's increased its presence in the region with that to aircraft carrier groups with more planes there. and that is all designed as a deterrence. will you heard in that report by as a no holder, but that deterrence hasn't entirely worked, has blah, and a run fact militia has been exchanging fire with israel over the border with lebanon in the us says it's been facing increased fire in the region as well. uh and the, the pentagon is trying to point out a ron's role here to increase its efforts to back them

u. s. team would examine the form of hostages and then as they get more information then it will be released on the coming. how many hours i'm days we'd have just got an interesting bit of information though from the ex husband of, of judith wrote down the father of natalie. but um, who said that he spoke to the, to and the day would be quite a home within the week. so it needs to be the sort of time frame, at least as far as, because he's concerned as to that return to suburban chicago. well the also know about them is that they were on vacation to celebrate the jewish holidays and a relatives birthday. they were in a car books about a kilometer and a half away from gauze when i'm off attacks. and so that's, that's how they ended up in, in captivity. we didn't have too much official information from the state department. did you get the sense of the summer reasons for that? about the hosted for us also just some general firstly, negotiations to them to ask me blinking won't be citing calculator is one of us if it was half of the media ation efforts. but then tiny, blinking also said that 10

u. s, you would say it was a ponzi scheme. you're borrowing money on a yearly basis because you cannot live within your means. and then you're borrowing money to pay the interest on additional money is that you're borrowing to fund wars and pandemic solutions and things like this. so it's not sustainable. and the question is, you know, and you can see that countries are starting to hedge and they're looking at currencies and local currency transactions. you see this in indonesia, you see this everywhere, even in india, as opposed to the ally of the us. even europe is looking at the options, and it's not just because the usaa seizing money in reason, you know, just taking things without due process. this is a whole idea, right, us sensory due process, but they're not following the same rules that they set for others. and this is part of the problem. the hypocrisy is eating way. it american soft power rules based on that wonderful and mysterious loving concern. i would like someone to explain to me very simple. it's our rules wh

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u. s. that would have been historic. it was avoided because of the agreement that was reached. so, i'm told by white house officials there is a sense here that they are happy they held the line the way that they did. they didn't see any reason for the president and speaker mccarthy to meet again over this in the last couple of days, even though speaker mccarthy tried to put his pressure on the president to do that. so, they are happy with the way that that played out, because they think this was a pretty stunning reversal from speaker mccarthy, given some of his words of the last couple of days. you better believe the white house is going to continue to point that out and say that it didn't work when he wasn't trying to bend to the will of some of the right-wing republicans in his party. that failed. this is what he had to do. come back to the table and reach out to democrats, for their support and getting this past, and the white house are certainly going to pivot to that, talk about bipartisanship, and remember, president biden just a matter of days ago had that major speech

now robert would that is the u. s. representative to the united nations that many countries, he said that many countries were prepared to condemn us, but certainly not all in a pointed reference to russia. and that is part of the reason why so little was expected to come out of that meeting today. now if you look at the reactions to the attacks from the 5 permanent start security council members, it was rushes that differed the most. it differed from say, the reactions of the u. s. the u. k. and friends who were pretty much uniform in the response of the condemned. how mos unreservedly they said they stood in solidarity with israel, while russia called for an immediate cessation of hostilities. and there were also voices within russia. and that blamed western countries for it said not neglecting the israel palestine situation in order to focus on supporting ukraine. but just in general, we're in this sort multi polar situation where you have the western allies on one side of the rules based order. and the lights of ru

u. s military would not have been allowed to take part in fleet week. but now the festivities can go on as planned to starting at noon today with a free concert by us navy musicians and all the way through to sunday's final air show. the navy spokesperson says that's good for the public and the military members who look forward to the event. if we were not able to come up showers and marines would definitely have been. um um um sad by that they you know, we've been working towards fleet week for 10 months now there will be concerts performed by us navy and marine corps musicians all around separatists. co tours of ships start tomorrow along the waterfront, then the very popular air show featuring the navy's blue angels precision flight team. that starts friday, but they will be participating in practicing all week. business owners expect a much needed financial boost from fleet week visitors. pending on how many ships we get. and what if we get a carrier across the street, it can increase business anywhere between 10 to 25. which is much needed nowadays

u. s. so why they would want that? it's no secret. and so the, the, the, the emission problem is, is there any aggression? this is how we need to address this situation. as i am, despite the fact that for a 3 decades enjoyed for american support and the united states, after the collapse of the soviet union and had a full freedom of action. despite all this is what i have. uh uh, let's say uh, ford of selected the progress of fees and that agent, despite the fact that the upside was winning the official government. so let's say i have been willing to sign these with is what i, despite all this, the 1st thing is also the field despite all this, it was is right, that's kept on uh, failing on agreements. it was, is there any that the kept on infringing on, on assign the agreements with the philistines, with the georgia news? and it was, uh, is there any that was affecting the progress of these with lebanon and syria? uh, because it had, uh, it has a jump on the agenda to extend this. uh, it's a gemini, uh, over that agent uh to the, the j

the killings, if that happens, how would that affect the u. s. position? well, the current us position is that if it did, the binding administration is ready to assist is real with all of the help that it needs for our viewers. we don't know, the united states does provide israel with upwards of $3000000000.00 us dollars of military 8 annually. and with the current unprecedented distribution, dividing administration has also pledged to provide israel with a more ammunition and more equipment. but the united states has said that it's up until this point, there will be no u. s. boots on the ground. we do know that however, that the by and administration will provide these relays with expertise in the form of hosted new hostage negotiators. but there is a lot of pressure we saw today in tel aviv a press conference by families of us citizens believe to be held in gaza, asking the president to do more to find their loved ones and really pleading with him, reminding him that it is his responsibility and the responsibility of the united states to ensure their a s

would be very problematic for each route. and those are problem is the fact that the presence of the u. s. and, and to a lesser extent, also u. k. could also potentially lead to escalation. so the idea of was, this military presence would serve a as a deterrent in order to prevent the groups like half blocks from joining the war. that being said, um, the escalation can take place, not just because how much it has to level do something, but there is a qu, they can also be misinterpretation, bad intelligence, which could accidentally lead to escalation and with actually towards the us and to the score. and of course, what have the, an arab country saw your, a, b, r, and caught are what have you ran and syria. so, all the regional players will also be the most likely supporting casa, and from us because of the regional, the. com. so we are risking a very big wars that goes well beyond the casa, and we have turbans isn't to raise rock. so it's my turn into huge. we're in the middle east. yeah. as i say, plenty of room for error and such high stakes. marina, thank you for taking the time to spea

with his counterparts around the middle east and avoid any kind of military outcome that would involve the u. s. among other things and he's been trying to de escalate this conflict. jesus, the us in israel have similar goals here. this is a massive terrorist attack that is gunning down is rarely civilians in their towns in their homes. and as we seen so graphically, literally dragging people across the, the board with cars, including a holocaust survivor and a wheelchair women and children. so you can imagine the impact is just having throughout his real and the world should be revolted and what it seen. we have immediately engaged are as rarely partners and uh, and allies present items on the phone with from the student. and yeah, we're early yesterday to assure him of our full support. i was on the phone with these early president, the foreign minister, the entire government has been engaged throughout the region and will be on at the pentagon defense secretary lloyd austin has been on the phone as well, including with his counterpart in israel, where he has promised more aid is on the way,

if it wasn't country, it would have been the world's 3rd largest carbon polluter after china and the u. s . last year we produced 4400000000 metric tons of concrete. according to the u. n's projections at this rate, we would be producing enough concrete to build the entire city of paris every week for the next 40 years. that is a lot of concrete. and for several reasons, this material is not widely recycled. a big one is standardized, bad practice is says more so is there a circular engineer focused on cradle degree? the applications in the construction sector, if you will, use educational tests, are all concrete on the call. people as wide, so april 5th. suppose i use the quality of the call each by not be able to use it later. so chip, some plaster makes the concrete and recyclable. but a similar looking silicon base plaster doesn't affect every usability of the concrete. or let's look at the steel a universally used material in construction that could have an infinite live cycle . just a simple decision to use voltage connections rather than welded joints, would allow the structure to

that would require israel to negotiate a piece with the palestinians. that's the problem. the, the u. s. is preventing the un security council from acting in a way to protect the palestinian people. if this doesn't end quickly, you could easily see an escalation that would involve iran permit, perchance, maybe serious certainly has blah and lab and on, as you can see, a regional war happening. and that is the danger here. and of course, israel as nuclear weapons though it has never declared that we know that is you, us, you at least a $100.00 to $200.00 nuclear warheads. so you know what is being rest tier is nuclear conflagration and regional war. that's why the un security council should act or whole job is to maintain international peace and security. says that but many times in the u. n. chart. and yet they're not deal with that. while the conflict between is rarely forces and how mosse escalades neighboring countries are monitoring the situation across the era of world mass protest, subbing organize showing support for palestinian people, including in a ron woods that condemned wha

that would require israel to negotiate a piece with the palestinians. that's the problem. the, the u. s. is preventing the un security council from acting in a way to protect the palestinian people. if this doesn't en quickly, you could easily see it escalation that would involve iran permit, perchance, maybe serious certainly has blah and live and on. you can see a regional war happening and that is the danger year. and of course, israel as nuclear weapons though it is never declared that we know that is you, us, you at least a $100.00 to $200.00 nuclear warheads. so to know what is being ris, tier is nuclear conflagration and regional war. that's why the un security council should act or whole job is to maintain international peace and security. says that but many times in the u. n. chart. and yet they're not dealing with that. as israel is, authorities announced a complete series of guys that you formed policy. chief, joseph burrell, said the, you would continue supplying a to palestine. well, in a conflicting move, the european enlargement commissioner claims the mazda attack was a

that would require israel to negotiate a piece with the palestinians. that's the problem. the u. s. is preventing the un security council from acting in a way to protect the palestinian people. if this doesn't en quickly, you could easily see an escalation that would involve iran permit, perchance, maybe serious certainly has blah in lab and on. you can see a regional war happening, and that is the danger you're in. of course, israel as nuclear weapons though it has never declared them. we know that is you, us, you at least a $100.00 to $200.00 nuclear warhead. so to know what is being ris, tier is nuclear conflagration and regional war. that's why the un security council should act or whole job is to maintain international peace and security. says that it many times in the un chart. and yet they're not dealing with that is as primary and nothing yahoo has a queen to the how most of those, those are the days to this group is about 5th retaliation saying is of times against the policy impulses of only just big theme, but see what what, how much did reminded us of di? yes, we will, may

sending those drones and missiles, but if they were indeed heading towards israel, that would mean them. the u. s. has now acted militarily on behalf of israel in the conflict. they've actually inside of themselves directly into the conflict. and then also if you're supplying weaponry to these, right, so that would be rather significant. and maybe that's one of the reasons why the, the pen to get his opinions to say the information is still being so being processed. a palestinian, his writings have been fined to whole protests against israel's war and a garza, but they're also prevented from doing so by the police on a study and citizens of israel make up around 20 percent of the population. i'll just say what is going to mox met some of them as they struggled to make, their voices heard the lunch time rushing over the phone right now is fall from rush. what's kind of a level shock that that means fewer customers and less money. we need be in these troubled times. he says the palestinian community and police force and northern israel should both stay calm. now as the government get in there is th

u. s. israel and qatar would have led to the release of 50 hostages, but fell apart.pondent and ten b. c. -- judith and natalie also happen to be members of martin's extended family. what a joyous moment this must be for you and your family, martin. i think we are also happy to have this good news, in what is such a dark, dark moment. i know that they are extended family, but as someone related to them, and as a journalist, what questions do you have for them as they come back to america? >> i don't have any questions. i'm just thankful they are free, a live, apparently healthy, man uri spoke to his daughter. obviously full of questions, but they are going to be traumatized. >> of course. >> i would imagine the first thing they would do, if i was them, i'd get the heck out of dodge. go straight to the airport, come home. they were tourists in israel. they were visiting their grandmother, to celebrate her 85th birthday, when they were taken. >> i do wonder if there is concern about, there's obviously widespread concern about the hostages, and further concerned about th

and that in the interests of world peace and security and protecting civilian life, it would be good if u. s. leaders could find a way to de escalate the situation and do so in agreement with different countries and different parties. while it's almost hard to believe us state department officials have been told not to promote de escalation when commenting on the wall between israel and have mass that is, according to an e mail leaked from the huffington post messages circulated them, probably the state department stuff through the high level officials do not want pressed materials to include 3 specific phrases, the escalation cease fire, and to violence, blood shed and restoring. com. yeah, we got a reaction from a labor and human rice or a dunk of alec, and he feels that washington is heading towards becoming a direct policy to this conflict. in the end, the us becomes a party to this violence. i believe genocidal violence that's happening in god in which now over a 1000 children have been killed in gaza. tens of thousands of people will die and gaza with us weapons and with the u. s. open

and that in the interests of world peace and security and protecting civilian life, it would be good if u. s. leaders could find a way to de escalate the situation and do so in agreement with different countries and different parties. that bill, while these ready for us is i've also been firing a terry over the countries northern border into lab a non in response to previous attacks from the area are to correspond any i've seen it can, has the details that we did arrive close to the border with israel in southern lebanon, and at the moment we arrived, we could hear from the distance and not too far away. the artillery fire coming from these fairly side landing and villages along the southern border. and now we also have been hearing the sounds of drones for the most part, listening into the environment basically, and just taking a look at the distance. the of course, whether here is a bit overcast. it's about cloudy. and it's either that towards the result of the smoke that's been piling up over the hours. that's uh these rarely defense forces have been carrying out artillery fire in the reg

and that in the interests of world peace and security and protecting civilian life, it would be good if u. s. leaders could find a way to de escalate the situation and do so in agreement with different countries and different parties. well, yeah, it is really polishing, it will continue to erupt. we are covering goals side, solve the conflicts. and in that time, john lists have been phasing dangers and risks, all the arabic correspondent and dalia, a number of his being the front and center, a story of his ready police threatening to detain her while she was near the border with gaza. is coming your way. next we stopped by the road and put our cabinet up. our speaking in our back of course reporting. and then there came a police traffic, police who stop say he a went to speak to the camera man. and i continued speaking on the lie because i said you will checked our i d, 's retiree or the press cards and settings rather press card them doesn't they will let us go like they did in the last few days. sometimes they would come, they would see our press card and then let us go. and they took the

it would then it could end tomorrow, but the us won't do that sadly. the, the u. s. a is using israel as its own beach had in the middle east for its own geo political purposes, but that's all would take then this conflict is it the us government would say no. yeah, we've heard that before, but not likely. now, j o v u n has been one of the key pad and addressing the policy. and is there any conflict on the international stage? but in recent years we've been hearing survey statements, but no real actions as clearly just listening to this together. and i'm gonna ask you a quick question. i have been greatly concerned by the system, the lack of progress towards ending the occupation and realizing and negotiate the 2 state solution. i am concerned that we may, once again be facing another very dangerous escalation of violence and goals with potentially catastrophic consequences. united nations remain committed to supporting palestinians and israelis to resolve the conflict on the basis of relevance resolutions. international law and bilateral agreements when they get to

u. s. vito's any resolution prevents any resolution for amazing, even being consider that would require israel to abide by international humanitarian law that was required israel to negotiate a piece with the palestinians. that's the problem. the u. s. is preventing the un security council from acting in a way to protect the palestinian people. if this doesn't end quickly, you could easily see it escalation that would involve iran permit, perchance, maybe serious certainly has blah and lab. and on. you can see a regional war happening and that is the day injury or, and of course, israel as nuclear weapons though it is never declared. then we know that is, or was it at least a $100.00 to $200.00 nuclear warhead. so you know what is being rest tier is nuclear conflagration and regional war. that is why the un security council should act or whole job is to maintain international peace and security. says that but many times in the u. n. chart. and yet they're not doing with that conflict in positions are merging with in europe and mid the middle east crisis you officials have been voicing th

u. s. a had approved the document it would have passed. however, washington said a lot of the draft because there was no mention of israel's right to defend themselves. it says error. countries argue that israel cannot justify his actions as the institution us draft the tag, which does not call for any pause or truce in the fighting or detail safe passage to ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid that also likes any condemnation of attacks on civilians in gaza. it can support you as president joe biden flew to tel aviv last week. his 8 hour visit took place the day after a hospital attack in does a city that reported they killed hundreds of palestinians as american and british leaders surprised as well as commitment to not put civilians in harm's way. the situation on the ground shows a different reality. i know that you are taking every precaution to avoid harming civilians. the everything began to collapse. i went into the house to pick up some things as suddenly the building began to full. i couldn't move. suddenly i heard my mom start

would do that. that puts the u. s. that in, in a very difficult position, doesn't it? if it's israel, that stops the fight in the north. but it could possibly be the case. yes, it depends. it would depends everything always depends on the size of a quote, pre emptive strike and the amount of damage killing that are cause it's certainly true. his ball a in conventional military terms, is exponentially more powerful than hum us. and we all have, i think, heard the reports, the company that ran has provided out his blog with 82240000 rockets, many of which can strike any part of israel. the range extends well beyond the borders of the furthest point. a way of israel. so israel has a real, legitimate concern about the it is and attacks from our assessments imminent. and i would it be less dangerous to preemptively strive to try to stop that or not. and, and that's and very difficult equation. so far, the consistently, the israel each have shown restraint because they don't want to expand the war either. so, but that is the, the very complex equation that one has them. they

u. s. government and this would likely qualify. okay. john henry misplaced funds that from washington d. c. at this late hour, thanks very much them and at least a 187000 palestinians have been displaced in garza since as well. started bombing the enclave on saturday. that's according to the united nations with which estimates that's, that is around a 10th of the population, but as well. so that takes a closer look at events of the past few hours or, and such mugs and muscle. no electricity, no food, no water, no field for kaiser says is there any defense minister draft come on. so i give it to the home community to and house medium people because that street has been on the n. a land and see, but okay to impose by israel. is these 2007 but now it does have been cut off the basics. these red army is bombarded in the besieged enclave of the how much this unprecedented attack on israel. israel ship more than 1000 targets in god's inclusion. it strikes the level as much of the town of the tunnel and it actually is northeast corner is ref fo

and that in the interests of world peace and security and protecting civilian life, it would be good if u. s. leaders could find a way to de escalate the situation and do so in agreement with different countries . and different parties are saying with united patients of a un run relief web, which posts information on humanitarian crises around the world is published and reported by an independent network which condemns israel's action in gaza as quote or crime tablets. and for us, a full relocation without guarantee for the safety of civilian populations is a grave breach of international humanitarian law and amounts to a ball crime. additionally, the international, national, humanitarian and civil society organizations based and goals, but as well as media also report in the evening safe passage to the south. there's been announced by israel is not safe and is being bombarded. 70 civilians were killed by showing yesterday while they were following evacuate. notice from israel . hundreds of women and children have been killed and thousands have been displaced . nowhere is safe for people in

but the idea that a leader of egypt would not meet with the u. s. president. the obviously the palestinian authority is one of the bus, the beleaguered lead to the didn't but a bit it's a is, is that the jordan one did nothing to do with biting, nor did egypt was not. so i associated meeting kind of said because what, what do they need to meet with for, if anything is clear storms that vision storm with the killing a sub with the, uh, the fire as in the gaza. and try to withdraw from the guys that it's as simple as that. but with the process here is right, that they don't want it. they want to continue with this water, the cold war. so why we have nbc? so i, as you said, ma'am with the above lift to uh, the uh, west van. uh, i the, he had the, uh, the leasing with the government. um then, uh uh, can you go, john? uh, cancel the meeting according to the closest ation with the egyptian. uh president a cc, i'm and anybody else was going it was going to act in the meeting. i don't see any reason for that meeting. and i think a day the solution is very clear on tha

but the idea that the a leader of egypt would not meet with the u. s president, the obviously the palestinian authority is one of the bus, the beleaguered lead to the didn't but uh they did surprise is, is that the jordan one did nothing to do with biting, nor did egypt was enough to fly associated meeting kind of said because what what do they need to meet with for? if anything is clear storms that vision storm with the killing a sub with the uh, the fire as in the gaza. and try to withdraw from the guys that it's as simple as that. but with the addresses, the most is right that they don't want it. they want to continue this slaughter because war. so why we have, i mean, so as i said ma'am, would that both live to uh, the west bank. i mean, he had the, uh, the leasing with the government. um then, uh uh, can you go john bill. uh, cancel the meeting. according to the closest ation with the age of shyanne. uh, president a cc. i'm and anybody else was going, it was going to attend the meeting. i don't see any reason for that meeting. and i think a day of

nothing to us. president flew in the 2nd intifada, but the idea that a leader of egypt would not meet with the u. s. president. the obviously the palestinian authority is one of the bus, the beleaguered lead to the didn't but uh they did surprise as you that the jordan one did nothing to do with biting, nor did egypt was enough to fly associated meeting kind of said, because what, what do they need to meet with for if anything is clear and stop the vision storm with the killing a sub with the uh, the fires and the guys that i try to withdraw from the guys that it's as simple as that. but with the addresses he is right that they don't want it. they want to continue with this water because it was. so why do we have, i mean, so i, as i said, ma'am with our best lives to, uh, the uh, west bank i the, he had the uh, the meeting with the government. um then uh uh, can you go john bill cast the meeting according to the closest ation with the egyptian. uh president a cc i'm and anybody else was going it was going to liked in the meeting. i don't see any reason for that meeting. and i think a day the soluti

the king of daughter of jordan would cancel the meeting with an american president who flies in the, you know, the u. s. president flew in the 2nd intifada, but the idea that the a leader of egypt would not meet with the us president the obviously the palestinian authority is one of the bus, the beleaguered lead to the didn't. but uh they did surprise as use that the jordan one did nothing to do with biting, nor did egypt was enough to fly associated meeting kind of said, because what, what do they need to meet with for everything is clear storms, the vision storm with the killing himself, with the uh, the fires and the guys that i try to withdraw from the guys that it's as simple as that. but with the process he is right that they don't want it. they want to continue this war because it's war. so why we have, i mean, so, as i said ma'am, with our best lives, to, uh, the, uh, westbank. and he had the, uh, the meeting with the government and then uh, uh, can go john bill. uh, cast the meeting according to the closest ation with the egyptian. uh president a cc. i'm and anybody else was going it was going

u. s. reservation is because if it had that would of a sudden sleeping the end of a 2 state solution for israel and palestine in the future. really that serious charlotte just take us to the region itself, take us to the complex on in the middle east. what do the, the representatives from the regions there in the country? so how do a feel healthy that you feel i should say about this un tobacco last night? well, interestingly, it wasn't just permanent members who use that feature when it came to the u. s. resolution. we also had a note from the united arab emirates, its members said that voted no to the u. s. resolution because there was no unequivocal cool for cease fire in the region. it's called for a release of the hostages that are being held by homeless and it says, you know what's really important here is the protection of civilians, and that is all civilians, including palestinians on the grinding casa, yesterday, we heard dozens of statements imploring this council to assign the same value to palestinian life as it does to is really nice. we cannot allow any equivocation on this

u. s. new version coming out that perhaps they would then kind of say, we will now look at humanitarian pause. no mention of that in the draft at all. do you, united arab emirates has already come out with a statement, very concerned about the us draft resolution saying that it's severely and balanced in favor of israel at the expense of palestinian civilians. are gabriel given all those reservations you mentioned then, is it really going to be so time lucky? so this resolution, it's not the way it's written now. um, you know, the members have until 5 pm local time, about another 30 minutes or so to it, to submit to the united states, their corrections or their amendments or comments to this draft position. you bet there's gonna be a lot of red ink on there waiting to hear exactly what those uh comments will be. but as this stands now, it's highly unlikely that it would be voted up calling because it's already the members have already voted that they want a humanitarian pause. this does not have that, and the us is not indicated that they're willing to put that back in. so at this stage, it l

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