israel. i voted for hundreds of millions of dollars to support iron dome. i am glad the united states has a strong bond with israel. but the united states cannot give money it does not have, no matter how strong our relationship is. the united states is approaching $30 trillion in debt. our out-of-control spending added $3 trillion to the debt just in this fiscal year. a day of reckoning is coming, sooner than you think. interest on the debt will be larger than what we spend on national defense in just a few years. in the debt weakens us to the point where we have difficulty funding our own military needs, how can the united states continue to be a reliable ally to israel? getting our fiscal house in order does not mean we are failing to support israel. far from t the billion dollars under consideration today is on top of the more than $1.6 billion the u.s. has already given for iron dome, and that's not all. the u.s. destroys -- the u.s. provides israeli with $4 billion in aid an iually. in addition to iron dome, the u.s. has helped israel fund other missile defense systems as

i'm thank you for having me still ahead here and families with united israel improved the status of 4000 palestinians living in the west bank. and steph curry thinks 45 points is the golden state warriors rack up another when and the and b and that's coming up with gemma. ah hello, thank you for joining in. we're in the clear across the middle east. let me show the weather pitcher. hello everyone. a plenty in the way of sunshine. we do have the showers over the higher ground in iran, same goes through yemen and around the alpha jar, mountains in bond. but i want to get it to pakistan because toward the north of the country, we do have somewhat weather leak in, in. so this is for the hor and islam of bad x 3 days in the hor, looks like this. potentially scooping up to 20 millimeters of brain on saturday will continue on sunday. but your temperature is well below average. you're 26. you should be $33.00 for the year after turkey right now and not much to report full on sunshine pretty well right across the country. averaged in its stumble with a height of 19 degrees and on talia. we've got

since lumiere, the united nations o israel has approved plans for almost 3000 new illegal satellite units in the occupied westbank. they will be the 1st to be built on to prime minister enough tale. bennett. the united states is deeply concerned about the plans annual prospects for 2 state solution. settlements on illegal on the international law that israel rejects this. and abram has more from nobliss and the occupied westbank. was a number of units approved in wednesday's meeting when not be as large as it was during the era of the u. s. president. donald trump for palestinians. one settlement unit is one unit too much. we're standing here in front of the legal israeli settlement of a lead has been here since the eighty's and it has been expanding, has been connected to other illegals. ready settlements, an israel with a network of roads, transportation. it has access to electricity and water. and it has also prevented past indians from accessing their lands. we're not just talking about the built up area, but the whole mountain has been off limits to palestinians who own agricultural

pretty exciting to welcome here to once again, take great pride and the relationship between israel and the united states. that israel security is essential to u.s. security. security, security, security, but also values and to talk about some of the issues about a two-state solution. it has to be a solution. to commend them on their work, they have been in the lead on covid. a small country, but big enough to make an impact for us to learn from. so i am very excited about that meeting. perhaps i will see some of you at that press deal. thank you all. >> c-span's washington journal. everyday we are taking your calls live on air on the news of the day and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. wednesday we will discuss the impact of the federal debt on the u.s. economy with the mercator center. also talking about president biden's actions and potential challenges to future. watch wednesday at 7:00 in the morning on c-span, or on c-span now, our mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government.

let's start by getting your general information of the feeling in israel and among the other allies in the united states in the middle east and elsewhere in the wake of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. there is a debate about whether the credibility has been seriously harmed among the allies. [inaudible] in the last few days talking very openly about the strategic issue and the afghanistan withdraw. we have concerns about the degree of commitment and engagement of the united states in the middle east. i think afghanistan is giving some oxygen to some of those people [inaudible] in some areas in the middle east. in the middle east as far as you know, it was a vital component it is a very volatile and hostile neighborhood [inaudible] from some places and powers. we need to understand [inaudible] it's not a question of having the voice to manage all those difficulties that you see. i see the withdrawal from afghanistan is the way that it was done but partners and friends and allies, it's questioning to what extent for the security and stability and to some extent [inaudible] they are not friend

now, last month, the united kingdom's labor party passed a motion labeling israel and apartheid state following in the footsteps of leading human rights groups such as israel's but salem and human rights watch. here is olivia caught be smith of the boycott divestment sanctions movement. global solidarity with palestinian liberation since may have been unprecedented, has reached new heights. and this is really due to several key factors. one of them is that palestinian unity across historic palestine and the diaspora has really been historic and challenging colonial presentation. another factors of the us movement and our global partner have been working on planting the seeds of solid arity for many years. another factor is that israel steady shift to the far right is alliances with special parties and dictatorships have resulted in a losing the liberal mainstream along with export cation of weapons and surveillance, and violation of human rights in palestine. and globally, here to discuss that growing solidarity in new york mohammed occurred, he's an award winning writer and poet from

united states who are divesting from israel watching universities. right. do the same watching cooperation, right. been in jerry's who, you know, didn't go all the way, but they went some way and that was because of the growing benefits here. and i did did to those things encourage you. mm hm. and as someone who lives this, as someone who lives the consequences of this brutal occupation do those, you know when you hear john legend, when you hear celebrities, when you hear authors, when you hear more people standing up does, it doesn't give you hope that things are going to change on the ground, are things changing on the ground? i mean, i, i believe the change that has happened over the course of how many decades is a cumulative change. and it is the result and the factor of many, many, many movements and organizations and individuals working tirelessly and with their careers and sacrificing their lives. i will, i will say however, that yes, of course, things like this give me hope, but they and always end up being in the category of symbolic similarity of

the other countries should put out this door open moment relations with the global countries united states. israel. we have been talking about all these issues, not for more than a year on the article. i regret to say that we are les leslie, but lacking lane is better than not, never because how did you not uncle did now, sir? dan is reaping with certain gain of food. we do not wish to see these games in tatters as that his sons garcia of 14 political monopoly. i mean, i'm all with, with and political fragmentation you or disagreement. finally, hardy. i knew to you once again. i dory urge you to inform the people to educate the people. thank you so much. all that was said general abdel for the elbow hands to dance military leader, they're giving up a wide ranging a speech. he said that the danger seed over the last week could have let the country to civil war. ah, he said that he presented her private as the hand dog with 3 options for resolving the crisis in the coming days. he says the judicial bodies in the country will be reformed. he said, the armed forces cannot continue the transitional per

the united states and israel say they are exploring other options to deal with iran if it fails to curbn to talks aimed at reviving the 2015 nuclear deal. negotiations are currently at a standstill and after meeting his counterparts from israel and the united arab emirates, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, said that the window was closing for iran. chile's opposition has begun impeachment proceedings against president sebastian pinera, accusing him of corruption after he was mentioned in the leaked pandora papers. mr pinera says there was no conflict of interest in the sale of a mine owned by his family in 2010, denying any involvement in the deal. the indonesian holiday island of bali has opened to international travellers on thursday. fully—vaccinated visitors from selected countries with low infection rates such as china, new zealand, and japan are able to holiday there after quarantining for five days at their own expense. conservationists want to use satellite imagery to count the number of walruses in the arctic and give them a better understanding of how changes in sea

israel has approved plans for almost 3000 new illegal settlement units in the occupied west bank. ey will be the first to be built under the prime minister. the u.s. is deeply concerned about the plan, saying it will help prospects for a two state solution. settlements are illegal under a international law, but israel rejects this. >> wire the number of units approved in wednesday's meeting might not be as large as it was during the era of the u.s. president donald trump. for palestinians, one settlement unit is one unit too much. we are standing here in front of the israeli settlement that has been here since the 1980's, and has been expanding, has been connected to israeli settlements in israel with roads, transportation, has access to electricity and water, and a has also prevented palestinians from accessing their lands. we are not just talking about the built up area, but the whole mountain has been off limit to palestinians who own agricultural lands there. in wednesday's meeting, there are two israeli outputs that have been approved by this meeting. it means that sometimes s

but across the country and the world, from the united kingdom to israel and greece, some are protestingwhat they call a violation of their individual rights. here at home, some workers are choosing to give up their jobs rather than get vaccinated, like registered nurse adair allen in indianapolis. she knows the dangers of covid firsthand, having worked on the front lines during the peak of the pandemic. >> everyone is extremely stressed. i would come home, i would be upset that i would bring it to my daughter, potentially, or my husband. and i knew i was essential and it was my duty to go to work. >> reporter: during this time, more heartbreak. when allen suffered a miscarriage. >> i went back two days after i had the loss. i felt like i just couldn't sit at home and not go to work and dwell on it and be upset, when patients needed me too. so i went back to work very soon after. and six months later, i got pregnant again. >> reporter: she says this pregnancy was deemed high risk, in part due to blood clotting issues. she chose not to get a covid-19 vaccine, against the advice of her doc

and plus a cross border kidney swap, doctors in israel and the united arab emirates safe 3 lives within historic medical tie up just a year after the countries established relation with blue. welcome to your news here. one on t international. i'm rural. re sushi with a full friday bulletin for you today. so democrats in the u. s. congress are going all out with colds for a crackdown on facebook off to a claims of a company whistle blower. although it now turns out that france is how can, has close ties, the democrats something she failed to mention, while demanding action against her former employer. facebook's products harm children, stoke division, and we can our democracy. the company's leadership knows how to make facebook and instagram saver a won't make the necessary changes because they have put their astronomical profits for people. congressional action is needed now to try to bear with me, it does seem to get a bit confusing. so francis hogan is being represented by a co founder of whistleblower aid, john tie, who served in the obama administration. the other co founder of the

everything looks like a nailed plus a cross border kidney swap, a doctor in israel and the united arab emirates. they save 3 lives with a historic medical tie up just a year after the countries established relations. ah, it is 1 pm on a very sunny friday here on the russian captain. welcome to your use are naughty and tonight will democrats in the u. s. congress a calling all out with now they're going all out, i should say with cold, for a crackdown on facebook. it's a after the claims of a company whistleblower. although it now turns out francis hogan has close ties to the democrats. it's something she failed to mention while demanding action against a former employer. facebook's products harm children, stoke division, and we can our democracy. the company's leadership knows how to make facebook and instagram saver a won't make the necessary changes because they have put their astronomical prophets for people. congressional action is needed. now do bear with me just for a moment here. this might seem a bit confusing, but francis, how can his being represented by a co founder of whist

everything looks like a nail and a cross border kidney swap, doctors in israel on the united arab emirates save 3 lives with a historic medical tie up just a year after that concrete is established relations. ah, one minute past 2 in the afternoon in baghdad in i will be on here in moscow this friday, the 8th of october. i'm una neil on this is our t international. we will get to those headlines stories in just a moment, but we want to begin with breaking news today. a powerful explosion. i set a shia mosque in the northern afghan city of couldn't dues. that blast happened during friday prayers when a large number of people were gathered inside. we are getting uncut, firm reports that dozens of people are dead on many injured, but i should stress so far. the extent of the casualties is unclear on the unofficial level. the taliban government has called it a suicide bombing and blamed the eyes as k. terrorist group, which was behind the cab pool airport bloss back in august. there is a possibility at local officials have been saying for quite some time of a wider conflict between add those 2

when you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail and a cross border kidney swap, doctors in israel and the united arab emirates save 3 lives with a historic medical tie up just a year after the countries established relation. ah, wherever you are counting the program from today. welcome to moscow on to r t international pleasure the have your company. my name's ann o'neil. we will get to those headline stories in a moment, but 1st i want to break the breaking news on the program. a powerful explosion has had a she at mosque in the northern afghan city of couldn't does it happen during friday prayers? when a large number people were gathered inside taliban representatives have said at least 28 people are dead and many more injured. they have blamed the ices k terrace group, which was behind the couple or a port bluff back in august. as and when more verified information comes into the program on love, the death toll included. we will of course, bring it to you on the program. just a reminder, a powerful explosion is had a she, a mosque in conduce that northern afghan city. tell a button represente

also coming up. israel approves plans for nearly 3000 new illegal settlement units in the occupied west bank. the use talk court funds. poland, $1200000.00 a day in their basic dispute over judicial independence. and hong kong passes and you know, that imposes heavy fines on any film that highlights pro democracy activity. ah, we begin with saddam and the mounting demands at home and abroad for the military to walk back and scoop. the african union has suspended sudan from all activities until the villian rule is restored and the world bank has put hold on apes. there's economic pressure internally to stay toil, company workers, and doctors are among the latest to join strikes and protests against the crew. and the military crackdown goes on with politicians and activists arrested on wednesday . general abdel father, albert han says he thinks power to stop sudan sliding into civil war. the un security council has been meeting to discuss the un mission in a contested region between saddam and south through dawn. ahead of those talks we heard from the ambassador from kenya, which holds th

pretty exciting to welcome him here to once again take great pride in the relationship between israel and the unitedel's security is essential to u.s. secure. that we have those values. but also values and to talk about some of the issues about it. a two-state solution, it had to be a solution, to commend them for their work. the i'd railies have been in the lead on covid. a small country, but big enough to make an impact for us to learn from. i'm very excited about that meeting and perhapsly see some of you at that press avail. thank you all. >> all right, we have been listening to speaker pelosi, coming back for her mask there. the speaker touched on a couple topics like her recent foreign trip. she talked about raising the debt ceil gts that will be the houses process tonight including dealing with these cliffs. and she talked about the reblg reconciliation package. i'm joyed now by ali and i'm wondering if you were as struck as i was that the speaker spoke about what she was for in keeping and not what might come out and seemed to straddle the fence on cutting programs or cutting the duration of

israel's value and unique place in theworld . while some friends that stood with us since our founding, the united states of america is a long time trusted friend and ally of israel as we saw yet again just a few days ago in congress. alongside our old friends we are gaining new friends. in the middle east and beyond. last week this manifested itself with the defeat of the racist anti-semitic durban conference. this conference was originally meant to be me against racism but over the years turned into a conference of racism, against israel and the jewish people. the world had enough of this. i want to thank the 38 countries, 38 who chose truth overlies and skipped the conference. and to those countries who chose to participate in this farce i can only say attacking israel doesn't make you morally superior. fighting the only democracy in the middle east doesn't make you woke. adopting clichcs about israel without even bothering to learn the basic facts, well, that's just plain lazy. my friends, every member state in this building has a choice . it's not a political choice. it's a moral one. the choice between darkness and light. d

united states given this kind of? that is over our commitment. our israel lease thinking about heading toward other actors or are they thinking about strategies of american support what is the discussion mike in the halls of congress. >> i don't see that with the debate, from both sides of the aisle in israel you have many sides of the aisle, i have not seen anyone with power or understanding that tries to advocate. for us america is the peon and for all of those around us this is the main issue they are now going to see daylight when israel and afghanistan might be a season to undermine israel. but i don't think there is any debate in israel whether we are going to always look up to america, always going to be aassociated with america becaue america is something beyond such a country something of an idea that america presents for many countries in this club of nation and that's the reason why we all as the state and the well-being of america and domestically to see these elements that you get to see, this is not something that we feel comfortable about it

pretty exciting to welcome here to once again take great pride in the relationship between israel and the united u.s. security, that we have those shared values, security, security, security, but also values and to talk about some of the -- >> we're listening to house speaker nancy pelosi on the very latest of what's happening today and what is going to happen when it comes to the big spending bill going forward. she says changes are come. joining me right now is mark zandi, chief economist for moody's analytics. great to have you, mark. let's start with what's going to happen today. the house is back in session. they are going to be voting to raise the debt ceiling for, well, a short-term fix to this -- to the debt -- to the debt ceiling problem. both parties have raised the debt ceiling. both parties have warned of the disastrous impacts of not doing it. what is the impact really of what is purely a political fight here? >> well, kate, it's all bad. there's nothing good that comes out of the debt limit debate. you know, just -- even though time and time again lawmakers come together and they p

thank you very much for hussy. israel has approved hans for about $3000.00 new in eagle settlement units and the occupied west bank will be the 1st we built on the prime minister in the family, venice and during president jo biden's. 10 us is deeply concerned about the plan saying it will hurt prospects for 2 state solution. settlements are legal and international law does israel, which acts the american use side shack sales is reporting that secretary of state, certainly blink and vocally opposed. israel's decision sources told, besides, there was a tense call between lincoln and israeli defense minister benny gans lincoln report, lee told gans that the number of units and the location were unacceptable need. abraham has more now from nablus in the occupied. westbank was a number of units approved and wednesdays meeting may not be as large as it was during the era of the u. s. president. donald trump, for palestinians. one settlement unit is one unit too much. we're standing here in front of the legal israeli settlement of a lead has been here since the eighty's and it has been expandin

dispute between the you and its members stays over opponents, judiciary. israel has approved plans for 3000 new, illegal settlement units and the occupied westbank. they'll be the 1st to be built under prime minister natalie bennett. settlements are illegal under international law, the israel rejects this. the african union has suspended sudan from all of the blocks activities until civilian rule is restored. and workers from sudan state own oil company have now joined a growing civil disobedience movement against monday's military. crew are right now, the un security council is holding a scheduled meeting to discuss, to don and south to don, but now just days after the coo and sudan, that's likely to dominate the session. let's bring in kristen salumi. she joins us now from the united nations. kristen, as we've been saying this was a shed your meeting, but given the lack of a statement from the security council on the crew, when they met about emergency meeting yesterday, presumably that might get discussed today. it doesn't. those seem like there's very much consensus there on the security council. this is true, an em

take over israel has approved plans for almost 3000. you illegal settlement units in the occupied by bank statements are illegal on to international law that israel rejects this. and europe's top court has ordered poland to pay more than a $1000000.00 every day. it does not suspend the chamber that gives poems governing party the power to discipline judges. madagascar was southern region, is experiencing its was drought and decades. pushing more than a 1000000 people to the brink of famine. for consecutive droughts have wiped out harvests with reports of people dying of hunger. and there are calls for rich nations to do more to combat the climate crisis. brianca gupta, reports southern madagascar is facing it's was drought it for 2 years. the level of hunger here is so severe the un wants it could. so lead to the world's 1st famine, caused by climate change. the situation in the grand suit of madagascar is absolutely dire. right now we are entering the next lean season, which began in october. we have 1300000 people who are severely food and secure. that means they

exploiting workers in that manner, the us secretary of state will need the foreign ministers of israel and united arab emirates on wednesday, bel discussed their progress and strengthening relations. the u. a. e. along with all the arab nations began normalizing ties with israel last year. us president joe biden says he supports the deals which were initiated during the trump administration, rather than jordan has more details about when face meeting while they're going to be a couple of our bilateral meetings as the secretary of state antony blank and we'll meet with his as really counterpart mr. lockheed, and then he will also have a separate meeting with his emerald city counterpart. then they'll have a trilateral meeting, all 3 men in the same room. they're going to be discussing of the raft of issues confronting middle eastern countries. everything from the political and economic instability in lebanon to the ongoing, a civil war inside yemen. the ongoing situation with libya, the ongoing, a civil war in syria, as well as looking at the ongoing efforts to broker peace between the israelis an

met, intrigues, hunger strike, the secretary said, he said to meet the foreign ministers of israel and united dr. emery on wednesday. they are expected to discuss their progress in strengthening relations. the u. a. along with a few other nations began normalizing ties with israel last year, rosalind jordan has moved from washington while they're going to be a couple of our bilateral meetings as the secretary of state, antony blinkin will meet with his as really counterpart mr. lockheed. and then he will also have a separate meeting with thought his i am radi counterpart, then they'll have a trilateral meeting, all 3 men in the same room. they're going to be discussing of the raft of issues confronting middle eastern countries. everything from the political and economic instability in lebanon to the ongoing, a civil war inside yemen. the ongoing situation with libya, the ongoing, a civil war in syria, as well as looking at the ongoing efforts to broker peace between the israelis and the palestinians. but a senior state department official did indicate and a background briefing worth reporters

from united nations christian salumi. now in our, the headlines a israel is approved plans for almost $3000.00 you illegal settlement units in the occupied westbank will be the 1st to be built under the premonition of tale bennett, the u. s. is deeply concerned about the plans, annual hot prospects for a 2 state solution. settlements are illegal on the international law, but israel rejects this is deborah im has mo, from nobliss and the occupied west bank was a number of units approved. and wednesdays meeting may not be as large as it was during the era of the u. s. president donald trump, for palestinians. one settlement unit is one unit too much. we're standing here in front of the legal israeli settlement of a lead has been here since the eighty's and it has been expanding, has been connected to other illegals. israeli settlements an israel with a network of roads, transportation, it has access to electricity and water, and it has also prevented past indians from accessing their lands. we're not just talking about the built up area, but the whole mounta

pretty exciting to welcome here to once again, take great pride and the relationship between israel and the united states. dear securities essential to u.s. security. security, security, security, but also values and to talk about some of the issues about a two-state solution. it has to be a solution. they have been in the lead on covid. a small country, but big enough to make an impact for us to learn from. i am very excited about that meeting. perhaps i will see some of you at that price deal. thank you all. >> how speaker pelosi talked about the vote to suspend the debt ceiling. coming up at 1:00 p.m., the house rules committee will consider a bill to temporarily send the debt limit -- extended debt limit by $480 billion through december third. they will later vote on a debt ceiling bill. watch live coverage here on c-span come online at c-span.org, or with the c-span app. ♪ >> get c-span on the go. watch the biggest political events live or on-demand anytime, anywhere on our new mobile app. c-span now. access talk highlights, listen to c-span radio, and discover new podcasts all for free. down

pretty exciting to welcome here to once again, take great pride and the relationship between israel and the united states. dear securities essential to u.s. security. security, security, security, but also values and to talk about some of the issues about a two-state solution. it has to be a solution. they have been in the lead on covid. a small country, but big enough to make an impact for us to learn from. i am very excited about that meeting. perhaps i will see some of you at that price deal. thank you all. >> washington journal continues. host: fiona hill joins us. she is a former senior staffer. c-span viewers likely to remember her from her testimony for congress during the first impeachment before congress. she is also the author of the new book. take us back to november 1 of 2019. set a good time at the start of the testimony talking about how you became an american by choice.

as he would do both prior to that speech at the world conference against racism when the united states and israel were the only two countries that pulled out, and as he would do another policies by the bush administration until he was finally driven out. there has to be an accounting for that record. there is no way to pretty it up. it was atrocious and hundreds of thousands, some estimates up to one million people died as a result. amy: and there are still thousands of u.s. troops in iraq. i want to thank you for being with us, professor at howard university. and robert lovato, salvadoran american journalist and author of his name more "-- of his mem oir, "on forgettin -- unforg etting." in a remarkable development, he was alive -- allowed to fly back to new york. stay with us. amy: this is "democracy now!" as we turn to an incredible story. activists blocked the port of miami monday to protest deportations to haiti where people face extreme economic and political instability. around the same time, jean montrevil, a prominent haitian-american immigrant and activists returned home to new york aft

pretty exciting to welcome here to once again, take great pride and the relationship between israel and the united states. dear securities essential to u.s. security. security, security, security, but also values and to talk about some of the issues about a two-state solution. it has to be a solution. they have been in the lead on covid. a small country, but big enough to make an impact for us to learn from. i am very excited about that meeting. perhaps i will see some of you at that price deal. thank you all. >> the house is back in session today and will work on a senate-passed bill to increase the debt ceiling to keep the federal government solvent through december 3. the house comes into session at 3:00 p.m. eastern. you can follow live house coverage on c-span, online at c-span.org, or with the new c-span now app. >> download c-span's new mobile app and stay up to date with lividio coverage of the day's big -- with live video coverage of the day's big events, supreme court oral arguments. even our live interactive morning program "washington journal," where we hear your voices every day. c-sp

washington state in the us as well as parts of northern england, weather permitting ah, it up for israel 0. united nations has made a desperate plea for international aid for afghanistan. perception general said the afghan economy was lurching closer to collapse and another urgent call has been made to arrest the humanitarian crisis. it's already engulfed half the population. antonio terror.

all of us know that the 2016 memorandum of understanding negotiated between israel and the united states provides $500 million per year in security assistance for israel's missile defense. the m.o.u. allows israel to request additional funds to replenish and restore missile defense capabilities in exceptional circumstances. we all remember vividly the may 2021 conflict between israel andhams, and in our minds still vividly and graphically are the pictures of that iron dome system intercepting missiles aimed at civilians in israel. the iron dome defense system intercepted about 90% of those potentially lethal missiles targeting areas of israel. in total, about 4,400 rockets were launched by hamas. should the iron dome have failed, countless israeli civilians would have been killed. this system performed with such extraordinary and exceptional prowess, showing its necessity for both humanitarian and defenses purposes. i recently returned from a trip to israel where i talked to the top leadership of the new government, including the prime minister of the taliban. i was inspired and excited

this has made israel arrogant, emboldening it to reject and violate all united nations resolutions. at the same time, there are those who demand, from the palestinian people and institutions, that believe in the rule of law, to provide explanation and justification, to demonstrate that they cannot incite hatred. for example, we have to explain and justify what appears in our curricula, which represents our narrative and national identity. while no one is asking to review the israeli curricula and media. it is there that the world could see the real incitement by israeli institutions. we reject these double standards. we reject these double standards. why should we have to clarify and justify, providing assistance to families of prisoners and martyrs, who are the victims of the occupation and its oppressive policies? we cannot, ladies and gentlemen, abandon our people, and we will continue our efforts until our prisoners are freed. i salute here the prisoners' heroic stance. if the occupation ends, there will no longer be a prisoners' issue. i cannot but wonder, as i dress all people

to see and human al jazeera santiago, the i saxon states will meet the foreign ministers of israel and the united arab emirates on wednesday. they are going to discuss their progress and strengthening relations. the u. e. along with some other out of nations began normalizing ties with israel last year after signing the so called abraham accords. yes, president joe biden says he supports the deals which were initiated during the trump administration, osland jordan's life for us in washington dc. what can we expect from tomorrow's meetings, ross? while they're going to be a couple of our bilateral meetings as the secretary of state antony blank, and we'll meet with his as really counterpart mr. lockheed. and then he will also have a separate meeting with thought his a morality counterpart, mr. zion, then they'll have a trilateral meeting, all 3 men in the same room. they're going to be discussing of the raft of issues, confronting middle eastern countries. everything from the political and economic instability in lebanon to the ongoing, a civil war inside yemen. the ongoing, a situation with libya

over the last 2 years, israel has approved plans for about $3000.00 new illegal settlement units in the occupied west bank and be the 1st be built under prime minister natalie bennett. and during president john biden's term, the us is deeply concerned about the plan saying it will hurt prospects for 2 state solution. settlements are illegal on the international law, although israel rejects the american new side acts else is reporting that secretary of state antony blinking, vocally opposed. israel's decision source, installed the site. there was a tense call between blinkin and israeli defense minister ban against lincoln report. they told dance that the number of units and the location were unacceptable . new abraham has more now from novice and occupied by spec, which was a number of units approved. and wednesdays meeting may not be as large as it was during the era of the u. s. president donald trump, for palestinians. one settlement unit is one unit too much. we're standing here in front of the legal israeli settlement of a lead has been here since the eighty's and it has been expan

israel faces? i personally believe it is iran and it should be up to the folks of the united states. surprised at the difference of opinion around the table you know then you have two jews and three political parties there were just about as many concepts around the table as there were people that those who said i ran. i ran. arendt. when a distinctt minority. more than expected the palestinian question or israeli society. there were a number of different positions. i have two impressions and i want to test them. curious to know your reaction. so the israeli security elite at the time totally focused on iran we would that disagreement around the table. and then my other impression is that attitudes and society have moved along in the direction of the elite. do i have that right? are the top members of the israeli the captain around the table and telling the truth, do they all say iran, iran, iran? >> but the majority i don't think there is any debate. by the way we are not the only one from the middle east many others strongly believe that these need to be addressed in a very signifi