u. well actually actually if you look at the read out between them a precedent box and then the crown prince, it was really quite interesting and quite moderate in, in the government whitehouse conversion in the times of his role. maybe the you, perhaps you can tell me this a different side of the version. but the, um uh, i don't think savvy ray who was delighted as or from us did he was bought, was key directed against id foreign policy to a degree because they didn't like the normalization tools and the saudis. i'm the americans, i think, practicing up what would be that pretty poor relationship. and saudi is still very concerned about the rainy influence in the region to get. it looked like with a wrench with, with, with china. thanks a marginal but in the end talk trivial role in helping to the to get to get to that uh the have led to less than you do they can you buy too much and or not and i think actually, i mean personally, i think the saudi roll over the next couple of weeks in the c

c u. well actually actually, if you look at the readout between them, a precedent box and then the crown prince, it was really quite interesting and quite moderate in and got my wife has a garage and in the times of is around maybe oh you perhaps you can tell me this a different side of the version, but the, um uh, i don't think savvy ray who was delighted with or from us did. he was thought it was key directed against id foreign policy to a degree because they didn't like the normalization towards the saudis. i'm the americans, i think i'll punching up. would it be that pretty poor relationship. and saudi is still very concerned about it. raining influence in the region to get it looked like with a wrench with, with, with china thinks of marginal but in the end talks really a role in helping to, to, to get, to get to that. uh, the have led to less than you do that by too much and or not. and i think actually, i mean personally, i think the saudi roll over the next a couple of weeks in the cons

u. well, i think that's a serious concern. for example, do we know if the, if the ukrainian s b, u is not active? for example, in dealers? do we know once the conflict with russia is over, that the few might not or will not carry out operations in new york, where there are, are large russian communities. we just don't know. i think that the c i a is going to have to work very hard as this conflict comes to an end eventually to rein in the organization and to make sure that it does not carry out operations outside of its own territory. well, thanks very much for keeping that short dunphy informing us intelligence officer and the host of the whistle. both john kerry all co contact with anyone better to discuss this article with thanks very much for your thoughts today. thank you so much. i or less holes to this, i'll do head over to the website for all the latest updates on the concepts in the middle east, if not minus be to scott me back in 30 minutes. the, [000:00:00;00] the time action or time. see and welcome back to going u

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well. that was completely unacceptable because spies need to be negotiated. and that what am i into a cool israel to negotiate with how much was the u as well as obviously as well noticed as a terrorist organization? most democracy say they wins negotiate with terrorists. so what the issue is cooling for though is some form of pause is to allow humanitarian a to get into the people have cause countries as i say, like spain also ireland and up as a very worried about you. credibility if they want to have some language, quotes the supports of disability implied to inject language matters. the semantics are important here, but at the end of the day, does this declaration does it? does it have any teeth isn't carry any political weight? yeah, that really is the big question will that can ration like this from the european union be able to change the minds of these reading the government? a lot of these pauses, they believe that, that fighting a terrorist over that and they off, i took a terrorist organization, the you, the united states, most of the western world believes and is rose, right to defend itself. the question is, will as wel

u. k as well. i mean, just how, how bad has that gotten that people seem to feel that they can no longer pay for goods? the diesel engine is that the biggest problem when it comes to shop lifting is really not by peoples, was stealing a pint of milk or a loaf of bread in order to, to feed the family. but it's really from guys who have of the cost of living crisis has been hitting people hot, and we have had a seen inflation rising quincy consumer good inflation. in particular, this seems to now has stopped. but still year on year, the inflation for consumer goods is a 6.7 percent higher. and that obviously is something that hits the poor as a holidays. those people who don't have a lot of disposable income and need to spend lots of their income on, on feeding. the family. we've also seen, maybe contributing to, to that theory we've seen that porn break has, has been used much more by people. so people are going to the to porn because selling or, or handing and the jewelry that watches in order to b

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 safe r

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so the mix of those things generally of men's as he's his speech was actually reasonably well received across the u. k. think well, just bear with us for, but let's get all of us a little bit more context on what's being guy going because uh, the 1st image of speech altogether in january appointment is to see next set up 5 priorities. voice government 1st is having installation, which was $10.00 by the end of 2022. it's down to $6.00 and old cost and that's still higher than his target. second is great, g d, p, the u. k. economy is recovered from the pen demik faster than previously thought and person is no longer there was performing amongst the group of 7 nations. that, of course, is the priority is to reduce national debt. it was still very high earlier this year at almost 100 percent of g d. p of an cutting hospital waiting listing number of patients. a waiting treatment in england was more than a 100000 people in july from the previous month. and finally stopping, mike went by it's 25 percent. few of people are being recorded crossing the channel from francis at 10. the then in the same period

has also full hundreds of thousands of people to flee into south suit on a new report from the u and well, food program, ones they are facing hung up disease and says every 300000 people have arrived in the last 5 months. many victims of violence who escaped with only the clothes they were wearing and food is in short supply. the report says $1.00 and $5.00 children and all nourished and 90 percent of families go for days without ceasing wells and $1200.00 children have died and refuge account since may use a spread of diseases such as measles. the rainy season is expected to make conditions, much less showing hughes is with well feed program and south through dawn, he says, the situation that is dia, a very serious humanitarian situation here and started. uh, well, maybe 300000 people in the house across the border from see thousands beyond the set of the conflict approximately approximately 5 months ago. and as you know, to our assessments are showing that these people are not eating today's, quite often they've been exposed to robbery and other protection risk on their way to crossing

u. k. well, ellen fisher joins us alive now from the occupied east to jerusalem. and this is a very powerful group. can you just tell us a little bit more about the statement that i've put out it's an interesting group that it makes up most of the g 7 except for one japan. so it'd be interesting to find out whether japan was consulted during to bite. and steve diplomacy at the white house on sunday is the white house of describing it, or whether they ought to not to sign the statement a job. i can also spoke to benjamin netanyahu. the statement would probably be welcomed by these release because festival they describe from us as a terrorist organization. but they also see that they've truly reactivated the right for israel to defend itself at a also called for the cubans to international law during the operation. but made no mention of the fact the israel has in the past 2 weeks, cutoff, water, food, and electricity together, and according to a number of agencies as use white for sort of despite that being bind under international law. the statement also welcome t

u. k. but from the us as well. all right, are to charlotte davinsky. thank you. realize mcneil award journalist and the political analyst based in brussels, explains how that you became the victim of its own policies when it comes to funding ukraine. a deal with being is, are no longer a he does. yeah. states to find that. and so the, all that is going, you know, way i need to now rush the economy doing that, that much better. they all back to the 1st beginning of the war and they offered using, bless on it, but getting more money because of the increase of price of oil. we are stupid enough to go in by the russians lawrenceville area, much more expensive than buying it from russia. we have lost and those free to that was public, died by the us. and germany was the 1st country a leading the industry. and now if there's a number of pool and going down the line in france in brussels, in all the european countries, we suffering from heavy inflation. the valuation of the euro and people are hardly managing at the end of the month. the population are separa

well, we all know your nipples. your take out to the who told me is on the tv tina a the dining at d u t. well, about an hour. where do you got to harvey all the? no stage in a no. a d. t ne is on the end of assessing and uh, the mia more administer of religion is that great pains to justify his government's policies regarding the range of crisis to them about all need to explaining that any concessions were inactive. release the of the about the they started off to get a lot of signatures on the petition. so 14 probably called the in the face matter extra dollars. and they got a lot of supports. he was never and i think this was a way of trying to guess the, what is this happens in democracies now? so the policy does the fall of the gun and now is, is a follow up of the books. and the legislators dominated by the us to the body. the process was and so about the to inspect the 2015 elections above the really try to play a role. and to explain that we're to yes, is it, it's through like a many times. and i think his aim and his role model all the 3, dr. knox non said that these guy walks that kind of them and

u. k, as well. so i sense a couple of warships and civilians at cost watts, and particularly the american aircraft carrier does with, you know, a $100.00 plus jets able to strike targets across the region. what that does is it sends a signal to syria to hezbollah, to iran, to other play. busy is that they should not interfere and they should stay out of this conflict because, you know, as we've already said, there is a danger the is route to get overstretched. and so america is trying to avoid that . some happening the military analyst, michael martin. the thank you very much, mike. thank you. be a senior international correspondent fund if a child is in jerusalem, she told us more about a meeting between the us defense secretary lloyd austin and is rose. will cover that today. i. it's amazing, the us official you a secretary of defense the made, it's very close to clear just like his colleague, are you a secretary of state mr. blinking yesterday? who on that promise to nathaniel, here in israel, th

u rules. we're not always uh, well implemented there. now of course, nice you regulations are very important, some very complicated for farming companies. so perhaps if you crane with the answer and this would also sort of some sort of has an opportunity to deregulate the farming sector, which again would be, wouldn't win both for ukraine and farmers and to their account of parts in the current you $27.00 elena we only have about a minute and a half left. i want to ask you about just how critical you membership is for ukraine. i'm asking that because you heard about the concerns of other your member states about what it would do, whether it comes to the financial burden. other issues at hand, how much concern is there a new crane that all of those can that all of that could really hamper this proceeding? i would 1st of all like to come back on the costs of no question. first of all, on the west spends billions of text you roll some dollars on supports and ukraine, while nearly $350000000000.00 euros are currently frozen and stored in the

u. k. population as well box. i think for many people here, they think that the pressures government is well and truly on the wrong side without giving far too much support for its routes. they should be much, much more critical of is right. he's ready policies in gauze that in the west, uh, a lot of the above town rogers like very much this. you tell a lot of you can see that solving expressing high that's express on my point, that it, many people who generalize the past governments, lawyers taking the room the size in the city. and so i'm these right. all right, roy, things so that dimensions are very high about this whole issue. thanks very much. i the head here in this area will bring you more coverage of the does is relevant. there was the the hello the weather system as crept up southern parts of south america, knocking down temperatures for the likes of power, guar uruguayan, southern parts of brazil. i'm bringing rain to coastal areas and on saturday it's rios tend to see the rain road and with the tempera

u. k as well. so essentially the carpet is back when it comes to military equipment. we've given away just about as much as we can afford. we will continue to source equipment to provide for ukraine, but what they need now is things like air defense, assets and artillery ammunition. and we have run dry on all that. while we have the ability to continue to support ukraine's ability to defend itself, in the immediate term, we have already exhausted much of the existing security assistance funding. it is enough to for us to meet the meet ukraine's urgent battle from better feel needs for a bit for bit longer. but we'll remaining will, will be maintaining our, our study cadence of p. da's for sure, but it is not the long term solution here. it is not the long term solution. the reality is these countries now looking at their own store files, looking at their own capabilities and saying to know we have to put ourselves 1st. i know you crane. yeah, i mean, that makes sense. you know, given the money the west has collectively, given that to kia, has ukraine's encounter offen

u. s. embassy in beta rhodes, angry protesters, lebanese as well as the palestinians. they're trying to break through the security barrier outside the u. s. embassy level is army as well. the security forces are using water, cannon steer, gas to push to disperse the crowds. i'm sorry, it's very difficult to raise with the so the guys there's a lot of anger, people are blaming the us administration. anger is not just toward as well, but the us as well. they believe it's the unconditional support that the united states gives to as well. that allows it to operate above international law and comments what they call massacre as many of the people here going out of the city. and we're going to let you just to get into a better fit, a safer place, and we're going to cross back you in a short while. in the meantime, the colors seen in, oh sorry, presidents. my foot a bus is speaking. let's cross to him. what was that except, buddhist, a woman dressed as house government, a cup of goods on hold to the fold has no red lines, no more enough for that. and it should be held responsi

u. k. as well, report is the bbc's arabic language channels taken off the air investigate for the social media post. political cartoonist, steve bell, had been with the guardian newspaper for 42 years until last week, his caricature, benjamin netanyahu self and selecting a scar, shaped like the gaza strip cock bell fine. it was censored by his editor deemed it anti semitic. the suppression of this thing extends into european streets and schools. france, whose president calls is the conflict between the terrorist and the country with democratic values has banned pro palestinian pro. similar demonstrations have been outlawed in germany with some cities doing the same with vigils for the gardens cubes and officials in it'll are sending inspectors interest to retail pro palestinian student protesters in case they are driven by racial age. people have the right to protest, you can practice and support a visa router, but a definitely also to palestine. police have been beating a protest in france and ger

u. n. as well as the service and nature of design is regime, or is the ration on condition that crime. so about allies is going on so far. these regimes that has large and all of the 20 words in the it's not examined. yeah, i'm sorry, without any exceptions. got all these neighbors here. thought. yes. there's the gift card. it's a number of times from the an outside is immediate on a regional neighbor for the cna's still occupied a seated survey touring at home on how to read all arab consensus call. in addition, a policy by how many you chose the 4 main it to imagine you trial? yes. it's had namely aggression. oh yes. it jang. more crimes. general. yes. at least try to get you managed by general. yeah. and asked me to call general sides magic or not once or what many times that i'm about to do. some chances, do you know your crime? since i'm on motor tax, i mailed tediously. by the way, i can't do that and all my so isn't a legitimate tool and so it has to adhere to any humans to me or legal ha, any humanities. i suppose, a legal yes. very late. as a gentleman, come on to, we must see

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i do think he well— will be uppermost in his mind? l u the word. israel left gaza in 2005. however, the violent hamas who founding charter again because for the annihilation of israel has repeatedly and horrifically over many years now assaulted the israeli people by launching rocket attacks unprovoked. they started all of this. every single instance where israel defended itself was because hamas began it. hamas began to slaughter. israel has always been hospitable. there is a reported 16,000 workers who would go in peacefully from gaza into israel, work, get wages. it's an even more of an economic exchange between the west bank and israel. israel has always been open for peace, israel has always been open, and what do they get for their openness? they get the slaughter of innocent as neckin get the slaughter of innocent as neck in their cribs.— get the slaughter of innocent as neck in their cribs. does not really true of the — neck in their cribs. does not really true of the way — neck in their cribs. does not really true of the way the

u. n. well, food program, ones that are facing hung up and disease. it says nearly 300000 people have arrived in the last 5 months. many a victims of violence have escaped with only the clothes they were wearing. food is in short, supply for report says $1.00 and $5.00 children. i'm all nurse and 90 percent of families go for days without eating. on 1200 children have died in refugee comp since may use a spread of diseases like measles. the rainy season is expected to make conditions, much less shown to choose as well feed program. and so to don, he says the situation that is dia, a very serious humanitarian situation here and started. uh, well, maybe 300000 people house across the border from see thousands beyond the set of the conflict approximately approximately 5 months ago. and as you know, to our assessments are showing that this is in today's quite often they've been exposed to a 2 robbery and other protection risk on their way to crossing the border of many of the children that we're seeing a very severely malnourished and arriving to a contex

u. k prime minister as well. so the, the, to discuss how we can join forces. wonderful, that's good. said what could be a better symbol, franco german cooperation then this air bus factory, i want to source the whole thing. the c o and c g for the kids of the most kind of an organization as well for organizing this wonderful tour of such a strategic this community. civil 5th of the g fact to it is very much through and through your pin project and who wants to invest long term in technology and human capital. and i hope that it will become possible for us or do not have it just to play a leading role in this acceptance and, but also to look with confidence in the future in terms of the green transition and the challenges that entails. and i'd like to congratulate and create a big teams who are here, who are so committed to tell you just the hearing from the french president emmanuel, macro, the gentleman that i've shown. so i would, i felt shelves as say i met in the drums to give humbug for a long shed. you, old and meeting between the 2 governments of both lead to starting off with

u. n. well, food program was facing hung up and disease. it says nearly 300000 people have arrived in the last 5 months. many a victims of violence who escaped with only the clothes they were wearing and food is in short supply. the report says $1.00 and $5.00 children are now numbers to 90 percent of families go without the days without eating. well, the $1200.00 children have died in refugee come since may due to the spread of diseases such as measles. the rainy season is expected to make conditions, much less showing hughes as with the welfare program in south through john. he says, the situation that is dia, a very serious humanitarian situation here in, inside, where maybe 300000 people in the house across the border from see thousands beyond the set of the conflict approximately approximately 5 months ago. and as you know, to our assessments are showing that this would not be in today's quite often they've been exposed to robbery and other protection risk on their way to crossing the board of many of the children that we're seeing a v

well. and the u. s. safety evidence points for rocket misfired by another palestinian group. the i'm clear, richardson, welcome israel says they will not stock you monetary in 8, entering gaza from egypt. the government says it will allow egypt to deliver limited quantities of aid bought that this will not be allowed to re tomas biden had pressed for a deal on his visit to tel aviv wrapping up talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he warned as regularly as not to be consumed with rage over the homeless terror attacks. he added that the united states would do everything they could to ensure, as well as safe and warrant other countries not to launch attacks. of items plans to hold talks with the arab leaders and jordan has been cancelled in the aftermath of the explosion of the hospital bite and reiterated the united states commitment to supporting israel. as i told her 7th, which was sacred, due a sacred jewish holiday became a deadly stay for the jewish people. since the holocaust is brought to the surface, painful memories, the scars left by millennium and disseminat

u. k. is that as well? and german as defense minister of bar is victorious as in tel aviv at the moment. that's correct. of course, the story slanted just about an hour ago. he visited troops that in living on that were part of the that are part of the un peacekeeping mission unit. feel. now he is here in israel at the moment and he will be holding talks with his real permanence to benjamin doesn't know above all, this is a visitor solidarity. we don't expect much military coming from jeremy to israel at the moment, but they will certainly discuss other forms of assistance. and this will likely focus on medical aid. i see that max max found in jerusalem of israel has confirmed that from friday it will allow a limited number of trucks carrying humanitarian a to enter a gaza. the rest of crossing from egypt is the only goss i'm crossing with israel, doesn't to control israel control. it's that crossings and begun as drugs have to have something lower. so 10 right attacks on october. the 7th can at least 1400 people, the u. n. be posted more than 3000 deaths in gosh i since then the water m

and of course, a lot of lot of civilians want to not be any part of, well, no, not have any part of this. so the u. n is pleasure with everybody and is cooperating and coordinating with egypt with anybody they can get in gaza to cooperate with as well as with these rallies to create a for example who monitoring corner, right, and 8 times stuff on dw correspondence stuff. and simon's in washington to some breaking news and a suspected goodman remains at large. following an alleged terror attack in the belgian capital of brussels, 2 swedish citizens were shot dead late on monday. the city is now on the country's highest terror alerts. witnesses have been describing the moment when the attack happens. now, we were just walking down the alley as i just finished a work meeting, right. and then there was a person wearing a fluorescence owens, fast, i'm shrunk. remember i'm still in shock because it's the 1st time i've seen a shooting like that. and then the guy was screaming, and at one point i just had gunshots and i stood to ensure that the i was frozen in fox. all right, well that's cross allies and

one of the most important ones is precision medicine, with the attendance of iranian u researchers, scientists as well as some top muslim scientists and researchers who have been invited to uh this great event, and now i'm joined by guest, mr. valid, who was a who is keynote speaker of the precision and precision medicine, panel, i welcome you to the show, mr. valid, please tell us about yourself, introduce yourself and tell us your area of expertise. okay, my name is wladers, i am associate professor of allergy and clinic immunology in kuwait university. my main interest is the understanding of allergic and immunological diseases from epidemiologic, genetic and pathy physiologic aspects. great, mr., tell us about the... um today's event, the step, what is it, and uh, what do you think about it? okay, so let me start by mentioning that i received the the very kind invitation by the mustafa foundation to participate in the ninth step activity as well as the awards ceremony for the mustafa prize. i was amazed by the level of... hospitality and the organization of all activities that are being part of th

well the u. n. has a cruise can lead secure to mission to haul pates, he stepped out and we can use a piece of horses are not expected. so hits the hate sheets for a year to come back again. bibles that has killed thousands of people. i know people have seen a slave or either as a result of the murders as the kid, napkins and distortions the decision follows the i'm would you repeat, it pulls for ministry assistance by haitian prime minister and united nations secretary general. i phone you, which is now though this has been approved by d. u institute to counsel the fullest was not informed of the field and that the in control is expected to be held by kenya, which has said to a 1000, could you tell me the mission of what's been use? it does not come without any concerns. we've had, so i'm seeing that to be no global solution to the crisis in haiti is supposed to be, it comes from ministry innovations, particularly directed by it's and pay with them. oh, more the form of the facade, which is awesome

the us has cooled on as well to let the 8 and the u. n. has cools on as well, to let the aging us as normally in a country that wields a powerful influence over news, really government. yet we're still seeing as well. to refuse to allow that humanitarian aiden at the moment. what can be done to convince them that they have to allow that into the country? the only change, so you could think i would experience, you know, i was i with this in with the students. first, you repeat, i was a part of all this activity is for a long time. you know, the only things, the only thing. now, if there is an initial comments, you may have to sit in the people including not through the state, and you will be on campus, russia and china together quoting for and confidence, and then disclose. it has decided that we must please proceed solution. and we have, these are the scene in 2 years which action with a lot of fits with the things we're having a problem, a to control this negotiation to reach to see a solution. otherwise it's separate, correct? otherwise,

well, there has been no official u date is? well, there has been no official update from _ is? offensive may begin and you could see from our film, how many of the border towns around the gaza strip have been so fully evacuated, most people have been encouraged to leave but the majority have left, here in jerusalem our hotel, like many of the other hotels have been receiving coachloads of israeli families who there been brought there, and i think that gives you a little sense of the urgency by which israel is still planning this ground offensive.— still planning this ground offensive. . ~' , . offensive. thank you very much. thank you _ offensive. thank you very much. thank you emir. _ offensive. thank you very much. thank you emir. talking - offensive. thank you very much. thank you emir. talking to - offensive. thank you very much. thank you emir. talking to us i hamas killed more than 1,400 people in israel. more than 2,700 people in gaza have been killed by israel since the start of the escalation. in gaza, water is running out and there are huge queues at bakeries where br

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u. k. a? well, yes. and there was more of that on sunday morning, the opposition labor party holding its annual conference ahead of what's likely to be next is general election. and the leader of the labor party cooling the homeless actions of pulling terrorism and defending israel's rights to defend itself very much fully into line with the message from the government and from other european powers as well. we've also heard from the home secretary, the interior minister in the u. k, a member on the rights of the cabinet. so a brave woman, she sits talked about the needs to protect jewish communities inside the u. k. so saying this is what mess and other races to use is really defensive measures as a pretext to store up hatred. and she called for the police to use the full force of the law against displays of support for on us. so harry, um that i just mentioned to you about the, the support that you were the latest to give me. i think not can be middle clear now. the gemini, nothing. i expect them to th